Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-12
FENCES TO CONE DOWN SOON
DspE-fnsIf VII Hardly est L-UuDi 70 Il
UrIl SsnEfs A5iBu-ub
wHsHTIEs MATTERS THd Up TINE NOV
CuumtssieBer of Indian AHnirs EI-
pects 10 BEGIN Next N-eE en-
Plans for BufldfnEr On In
dtan Reservations



rRu. The general impression about The
Inferior department regarding the enforce
rsut q he lEw HEElns1 the Illegal fencing
q he public domain iE thai DO urRElc
EteTF looking IUwE-d pulling ouvn lhe
Fences VII be taken until EfiE- Lhs special
Session ui TIE senate iE ended While he
president Is known 10 bs VERY much ID
earnest and VII eventually Issue, through
he seCre-ErT u the inferior, Euc1 orders
Rs VIII uprUU1 every Illegal fence, just nov
his time is TOO much occupied with weight
ler matters 70 give ths fence question Al
1Hutiun- il vii be recalled -hH1 both Fresi-
dsDf RDuEevslt and Secretary Eitchuork DE-
ulErsd 10 thosg WIN sought 10 hiring about
he passage Df q hiu. which would permit
ne leasing q certain SECTIONS O. he putliu
domain IL Nebraska 10 CEtllemen fu1 ErLz-
Inr purposes that should tbsiD srur-E fail
INC fences complained uf uius1 rDDe down
Future developments in view Of ihe known
hostility uf the y-eEdsni 70 the Illegal
Fences VIII he w-ntched win Interest
The uumuissiunHr Of Indian EEBirE said
lodBv he mad MOI as yet taken any Etels
toward carrying ir1o effect such items in
The Indian appropriation hLl aE relate 10
ne construction % new buildings nn vBr5-
Gus Indian reservBtiunE. Re ETpeCts. buw-
ever. 10 be able 70 take The matter VI sErlT
ueEf week ana plans and specifications VIII
be drawn for new structures Hnd advert 81
msn-E issued II he usuEl mEuDeT tuvitlnE
proposals. As little OF NO work could be
sLErte &c until early spring The uummisslune-
mas abundance uf time 10 put al me neceE-
sEry machinery 10 work so az 10 uumpleis
The various proposed new buildings and
make Lhr necessary general repairs during
the coming summer
Omnhn Files n K5cE-
The Commercial club Of Omaha mas sent
3 remunEtrEDce 10 senator MillErd protest
.nE REHinE1 the Brrinn q he pnstufhce Hu-
1huriiieE il changing the headquarters for
postal routes from OmHhB 10 Sioux City.
me rsmunEtrHnce reriteF that while Sioux
CITY hnE rwsnty-fi FIVE postal routes osntsrtnE
IN -hB1 place Omaha hEs hut ten, and tins
disurirutnHtiun against Omaha n fHvur q
Sioux CITY has worked great hardship 70
ne metropolis o. Nebraska. and the club
asks thH1 The headquarters be transferred
hack 10 Omaha. where il WIS originally
Senator MiIlard TO-DAY presented the re-
monstrHncs 10 Captain Grant q tht rH1l-
I WY man service with q reuues1 thEt Ihs
( department look into the matter with
view Of having justice done Omaha
Nm Marks and wife Of Dss Moines are
visiting the capital
The Davenport BeEiing q Plumbing
! company n IJBperpu-t- Ia WE 1sssg
awarded The CONTRACT tur installing steam
heating apparatus in .be Cheyenne, Wyn-
public building 81 its hid Of F11. 6g6.
Mrs. sophia BaErdsly has been appointed
pension examining surgaun Al NewrUn, la
These rural tree delivery letter carriers
were appointed today:
] Observation-Disclosures, Miss Clara Wsrurz,
regular, 4 HHuss substitute.
] IowR-Curlsw. ORcHr J Gates, regular;
Mary z GEtes, substitute. Extra. Alto O.
Eufle regular RBshEtl e. EGkle, sEasIi-
I ruts Gilmore CITY. George N Jepsnn,
rerulHr- ms daughter. substitute GrlE-
void. Elmer E Davis. regular; Robert
Davis. substitute. Oxford, Peter r.
WhHlsn. regular. Maria whHlsn, Buhsti-
rute.
Ruber- Heltner Of Lincoln, Nsb-. WIS 10
dHy appointed expert chemist in 1bs Treas
] ury department Il $1,000.
-Four rural free delivery routes win be
established April ] II WeIlmHn, Wash
inFtun county Ia The routes embrace an
area Of ssveuTy-si1 square miles, curtHtn-
ing q population ui 2-2l0
Pals 10 Provide for ClHim-
The British ambassador has called 1hs
attention q Acting Secretary Loumis q
The failure Of congress 10 provide for The
BettismsuJ Of 4 claim q GRlEl, aEnuEey
q 90. o. Lundun, owners Of Lhs British
steamship MoEul, for damages alleged 10
be Cue tbem by reason Of Z collision be
tween the MoEul and a United States hat
1leship. The cour1 Of claims allowed lhs
claim Hnd this was -Hfer-sd 10 rhs lHsl
congress but II 1lfs general deficiency MI
I'm another examiner, bu1 No money was
appropriated 10 pay 1hs award The sKsn-
tDsr NIGH make. Secretary HEy has agreed
10 again submit The estimate 10 congress
e. It's DsEl session
Hnr-BoBd Treaty Considered
The Hey-BoDd treaty for iurpuHl trade
Z relations between The United States and
The Brush dependency uf Newfoundland
was me suhjsrt uf 3 bearing IOdEy by 1hs
senate committee OF fnrsiEn relations.
The Arguments made we're AL IN SUP
pur. q Ihf treaty and were by MessrE
Hsrbsr1 c. EEu and Osborn Howe Of lbs
BosIun Chamber o. Commerce. z z OUt.
trnridEc uf BON The New Turk Chamber o.
Commerce Eno uhH Chicago Board o. Trade
and L 2 SraddHrr q The New York PRO
duns EXUhEnEs-
Senator Lodge, who opposed the treaty
unesriuned The Witnesses. bringing or IN
tAci thEI by 5ls terms only eight Erlielei
are ADDED 70 lhs newfoundland free liE-
and thar q these uIy one, gas engines
, iE 70 be admitted without restriction.
When the herring was concluded 1hE CON.
rufIJss announced that IL would nDt hsEl
; any more oral arguments
Wants Both Conventions
Representative BE-rhuldt Of 81 Loui
told he president LBdEy thai 81 LBuii
would sDusEV0T 10 secure bon Republican
. an6 democratic national cuuvsuIi1nE nEE
year -IJ VII be wurid far year IN q
. LOUIS" sEid M BErlhuldl, The creates
FeEr IN he history q lht CITY. End W
VIII bs able 70 0nsr suct ErrrHrlunE Il
Ihs national UuuFenriunE rs never bstur
have been U1Hred ny any CITY" F,rsEidsu
| Roosevelt a. course. is taking No par an
lule Nr- BErlhuldi he would lEks no par
. IN Lhs selection q 4 place fur me repub
lcEn convention Representative BErthbld
discussed wi-h The president some Df n
ErrEnEemsuzE for ms TiEi1 10 81 Louis a
lhs time o. me dediEEIim uf Lhs eEpoEitim
grounds on AIrl 30
q PresideBH CNnhot Accept.
= President Roosevelt tBdEy lnlo Repre-
8 sensitive DoFsnnEr uf WesI Virginia ma