Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-04

Porter. Crawford: +. II. Dorrington, r. r.
Akers. Alliance; T.. r. seeberger. Hershey;
Martin Geering. Judge Gardner, Geering;
T. G. Patterson. J. J. Bceler. North Platte:
George b. Tzschuck. Omaha; W. H.. Wright,
Scots BLUR: Samuel d. Cox. Minatare;
A. s. Moon, Taylor; r. II. Lewis, Bridge
port: L. n. Jewett, Broken Bow II. =.
Babcock. Columbus; 7. II. Doran, Burwell;
II. A.. Peters. Hay Springs; T. P. Culley.
Loup City; J. ID. stires. Columbus; Francis
@. Hamer. J. T.. Mallalieu, e. c. Calkins,
II. d. Watson. Kearney; A. G. Wolfen-
barger, Lincoln; James Farrier. S. u. Solo,
mon, Culbertson; Ed A. Mann, Geering;
Ed NJ. searle. ogallala; F. I. Foss. Crete;
@. w. Hoobler, W. /. McEathron, Omaha.
New Interpretations.
Articles Of Incorporation Of the following
new Institutions were recorded in the sec
rotary Of states ONCE today:
National Livestock Mortgage Protective
association Of Omaha; capital stock $780,
600; incorporators, Howard l.. Rucker,
John w. Mcdonald, Hamilton P. Rucker,
Frederick Benson and william F. Mack.
Waller Sign company Of Omaha; capital
stock, $4,000; i~ncorporators, John Quincy
Adams, Fred Waller and II. d. Rhodes.
Mcdonald State bank Of North Platte,
capital stock, $4,000; incorporators. Charles
| Mcdonald, w. H.. Mcdonald, N. v. Rey-
nolds and c.. e, Mooney.
The Kearney Hub Of Kearney; capital
stock, $25, 900; incorporators, NJ. l.. Brown,
". A. Brown and o. b. Brown.
p. T., the Shoe Man, Of Arlington; cap
ital stock, 800, 000; for dealing in dry
goods, groceries,. boots and shoes. clothing.
ladies' and gents furnishing goods, milli-
merry, patent medicines, hardware, furniture,
agricultural implements. grain, general
merchandise, real estate, and for loanins
money.
The Exchange bank Of BIaden, Webster
county; capital stock. $4,000; ineorpor-
ators. N. B. Hall, W. J. whittier, v. s. Hall
and s. NJ. Hall.
NotarIaI Commissions.
N~otarial commissions we're issued by the
governor today to the following: A. p.
Young, otoe; Clara NJ. DUNCAN. Cherry;
Mary c. Peck, George Rasmussen, W.. w.
McCombs. Douglas; F. B. Pettibone, Boonei
Emil Becker, Merrick; T. A. Tikalesky,
Knox; N. J. Gubser. Dodge; M. r. Hope
we'll, Burt.
Governor savage Has a scheme.
Governor Savage this afternoon gave out
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nounces his intention of presenting to the
next legislature the matter of issuing
state bonds for the construction Of a water
power canal and irrigation works. He re-
cites the manifold advantages that would
how from the existence of a great manu-
featuring center In Nebraska, and the nee
essity Of cheap power to the existence oil
such a center. The Platte river, according
to the governor has power to drive the
wheels Of thousands of factories, and this
is daily going to waste. By the construc'
tion Of a canal from some point near Ere.
mont, the power can be delivered at q
point near the Missouri river in probably
Omaha, although the governor does NO
say so-and Immediately institutions FOL
the turning of Nebraska's raw MATERIAL
into finished products will spring into ex'
~istence. No particular sections Of thu
state are designated as the prospective
benefciciaries Of the irrigation project, bu
the water that now flows into the Missouri
through the Platte and other streams is t
be utilized to the end that the vast
places shall blossom and the ground tina
is now useless shall become productive
that acres now arid shall yield bountifu
returns for the toll Of the husbandman ant
the land shall TEEN with plenty Throughout
the length and breadth thereof. Any littl'
obstacle to this populistic ~paternal plan o
the governor, such as constitutional in
hibition, shall be wiped out by necessar!
amendments, and the population Of Neb
raska. increased by many thousands o
prosperous and contented people will real
the direct beneht of a scheme which is nov
elaborated in everything save its details
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