Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-07

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formed regarding the acreage and condi-
ton Of all the leading crops IN every grain
P prod, county IN t the state, \ Ai, state tie
provisions Of the law already on the stat
ute book. is directly In the interest and
for the protection OF the farmer. II sig
state.
savaEe'a Last Military order
Governor Savage has issued his last mil.
itary order ss commander-in-chief Of the
Nebraska National Guard as follows:
Under the law OF Nebraska the commits
sions OF the stan officers of the comman-
der-in-chief expire with the term Of ofice
this the following eommissioned oficers are
honorably discharged from the military
service OF the state, to take effect January
8. 1859. Brigadier General l.. W. Colby. al
jutant general; Colonel George f. Jenkins,
q~uartermaster end comm!ssary general.
Colonel Charles J. Bills, Inspector general;
Colonel Carroll d. Evans, surgeon gen
eral; Colonel John II. Brown, Judge advo-
cate general. Aides-Colonel Clarence A.
Frank E. Moores. Colonel Samuel NJ.
Melick. Colonel George A. Murphy, Colonel
Henry +. Sutton, Colonel Conrad +. Schar-
mann, Colonel Joseph w. Thomas. colonel
Ira W. Waynick. Colonel John b. Watkins.
Colonel James g. Martin. Colonel Elmer z
Bryson. Colonel Frank n. Rublee, military
The governor wishes to assure these Off
GERS that he will carry with him TO private
life an appreciation OF their high otticii ]
character and conduct. and a grateful re
membranCc Of their personal courtesy and
kindness on all public and private oc-
cesiors.
At the close Of his ofHcial duties the gov
ernor desires further to compliment and
thank the officers and enlisted men OF the
Nebraska National Guard for their sol
dicrly conduct and the hirh state of mill
tary proficiency they have achieved, as
shown in their company. regimental and
brigade maneuvers, witnessed at encamp-
ments and on public ceremonies. and as
commander-!n-chief of the military forces
OF the state he bespeaks for his successor
the same earncs, zeal ana royalty to duty
that have characterized members OF the
guard during his official term.
The citizen soldiers OF Nebraska have
ever responded promptly when needed to
/ protect lives and property from lawlessness
| or savage foes. and have always proven
themselves worthy OF the highest esteem
and confidence of the people. Their record
In the past and their standing in the pres
cnt entitle them to a generous support IRON
BY command OF Ezra p. Savage. governor
and commander-in-chief.
Can Private Parties Prosecutor
The supreme court now has an oppor-
tunity to decide whether or not prosecu-
tion is a private enterprise or TO be con-
Quoted By the state. william Murray al
West Point went before a justice Of the
peace and swore to a complaint against G
p. Hoy. charging him with assault and bat
terry, When the day Of the trial came the
county attorney asked leave to enter q
nolle pros. This was refused and the plain
tin's lawyers prosecuted the case. Ho!
was found guilty. having entered no de-
Tense. and was fined S25 and costs. Thu
case was taken to tho district court anC
the Justice was upheld. Today a brief was
filed in the supreme court by the de.
PENDANT.
The Dodge County Publishing compan!
OF Fremont has fled articles q incorpora'
ticn with tho secretary Of state to do
general publishing and printing bushes.
and TO build and erect suitable build ngs tC
carry On heir business. The capital stool
is 10000.
COMMISSIONS FOIlmer Reports.
George d. Follmer, commissioner OF pub
lie lands and buildings, has filed his repor
and recommendations with tho governor
He estimated the expenditures of his oflc
for the next biennium at Si4, $50.
The report stated that there is now Il