Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-06

stitute. The plan comprises a summer
school and a professional Institute.
The Glass work in this ak weeks term
covers the ground Of a half terms work
in the regular curriculum OF the school.
Students enrolled in these classes for the
entire elk weeks will consequently receive
q half terms credit for work completed.
Arrangements are made by which q stu
tent may be given double time for study in
any subject, thus enabling him to acquire
a full termA credit. All grades made in
the summer school are counted toward
graduation In the normal school. Presi-
dent Clark says II is the aim Of the in.
structors to adapt the character. Of the
instruction and the management OF the
classes to the wants and ability OF the in
dividual pupils.
Tuition is free In the summer school and
no incidental fees are charged, except for
materials used in laboratory work. DR..
Clark says the cost Of living at Peru.
where the school is situated, is as low as
Is consistent with good health and com-
fort, the entire expense for room. board
and laundry and books not exceeding SIS
for the term.
hartley Case Continued.
Inc supreme court 0ulbneu tue mhlOh pOh
tion of the business OF this weeks sitting
tonight. but an adjournment will not be
taken until tomorrow evening. Hearing Of
tho case Of the state against the bondsmen
Of former Treasurer BARLEY was continued
until tomorrow morning. the assignment be-
ing made for Commissioner Oldham. Barnes
and Pound. Argument In this case had been
assigned for this afternoon, but owing TO
the large volume Of business coming before
IL on the court calendar It was postponed
until tomorrow. The state will be repre-
sented IN the argument by Norris Brown.
Will the interests OF the bondsmen will be
protected by General Gown, Frank T. Ran
som and Robert Ryan.
Real Estate Convention.
Labor Commissioner Watson has given
notice that persons having exhibits or ad-
vertising matter for display at the conven-
tion Of real estate dealers in Fremont Feb
ruary ~ and 10 may direct them to j. F.
Benson. secretary Of the Fremont CONNER
ciai club. Mr.. Benson will arrange the ex-
hibits and prepare for the proper distribu-
tion Of advertising matter which may be
consigned to his custody.
Woman at Irrigation Congress.
Governor Savage this morning appointed
Mrs. Nellie Richardson of this city an ac-
ditional delegate to the Interstate Irriga-
tion congress to be held in Sterling, Colo,
February rs and 81. The states to be rep
resented at the meeting are Nebraska, Colo
rado and Wyoming.
New interpretations.
Articles Of incorporation Of the Bank OF
Memphis, which has a capital stock of
IS. 900, we're recorded In the secretary Of
states ONCE today. The incorporators are
w. e. Barley, w. T.. Aud, r. e. Moore.
L. j. Dunn. Floyd seybolt, c. w. wech-
bach. J. H. Aud, W. C.. Phillips and l. II.
Hatfield.
The Blue Springs Farmers Elevator COM
rany Of Blue Springs has incorporated I'M
der the avs Of the state with a capital
stock Of $4,000. The i~ncorporators are:
s. A. Smith. j. c. Miller. G. Dawson. @. s.
Harris, ]. d. Schock, q. e.. Chamberlain,
w. H.. Beck and George F. Harpster.
Inspect Fish Hatcheries.
Governor Savage and Chief Game War
den Simpkins went to South Bend today
to inspect the state fish hatcheries at tina
place. At the governors once IL was as
serted that there was no particular signih-
canoe attached to the chief executives
visit in South BEND. IL being exclaimed that