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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-01-30
LIABILITIES.

County bonds, numbered to inclu'
sive, dated May 20, 1883. due May
30, 1908, bearing interest at the
rate OF 81 per cent. per annum 80.
County bonds numbered ! and s.
dated July 2, 1850, due July 2, 1905
bearing interest at the rate OF 81
per cent. per annum ...............
County bond numbered IL, dated
March IS, 1885, due March 10, 1906
bearing interest at the rate OF Z
Der cent. Der annum. ..............
interest on the above and fore
going bonds payable annually.
Principal and interest payable
at the county treasurer's omce.
County bonds numbered "A to 81 in
elusive, Of $500 each, dated April z,
1858, due April 2, 1908. bearing in
terest at the rate Of per cont. per
annum, interest payable semi'an'
"a nuslly at the First National Bank
OF New York City.
County bonds numbered l to 10 In
elusive, Of 500 each, dated June !.
1850; due June 1, 1909, bearing In
4 terest ct tho rate Of 8 per cent. per
annum, interest payable semi'an'
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Rushmore Village, 8, b. Bedford. 10
Olney, ]. @. Thorn .................... 800
Adrian VILLAGE. Henry Fara8her.... 500
Westside. Heike Rust. 500
Jersey, j. w. spielman. ........... 100
Brewster Village. John Silver. 800
Elk, Charles Wilkinson ........... go
Summit Lake. W. F. Moss. $50
Larkin A. G. Graf. .. .............. $50
w. r. Grapes :. ...... 80. $50
Graham Lakes. VIM Dierks...... 5 90
Kinbrae Village. Frank Segar....... $50
Dundee Village. A. r. Schmidt..... 40
Seward, Il. ]. Enninga ....-.-- ..... 60
Bloom, II. N. Anderson. ........... 80
Willmont, Robert Sell................ 500
Wilmont Village, 3. L. Long....... 40
Le0ts, l.. w. johnson. ............... 500
Elk, NJ. G. Hurd, special messenger 500
Westside. Mike Reiter, special mes.
senGer.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Total 1856 80
Total expense Of Primary cleo.
ton. .........................@ 631 IS
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PROCURING GENERAL ELEC
TON BALLOTS.

T1ON BALLOTS.
Indian Lake. r. W. Abbott. 500
Round Lake Village,J. @. Thorn.
32O|
Bigelow, p. @. Pratt. $40
Ransom. Robert Shore ........ ....s 00|
Little Rock, J. W. Shaw. ........... 500
Grand Prairie, James Naylon...... cool
Ellsworth Village, Chas. @. Crawley $50
Lorain, w. L. Hansberger. .......... 70
twp, Emil Olson ..... 40
Worthington Village. J. M. Messer ! 20
Dewald. F.. J. johnson. .... 8 3Ol
Rushmore Village. G. E. Boddy..... 40l
Olney James Greig .................. 4 0I
Adrian Village, J. O. Becker SOL
Westside, Helke Rust. .. :............ B 80
Jersey. H. Pinz. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SOL
Brewster Village, Jno. w. Rabenau 500
Elk, G.. O. Fello~s,.... .............. 80
Summit Lake, r. j. Jones. .......... 2 80
Iarkin. A. O. Graf, $50
Lismore, Hugh Magee go. '......... 6 80
Graham Lakes, Ole Tollefsen. ....... $40
Dundee Village, Chas, Hamstreet... 8 60
Seward, Fred A. Dierks ........... 4 70
Bloom, Fred II. T.emens. 800
Willmont, Chas Fritz. ................ $50
Wilmont Village, 8. L. Long........ 44ol
Leota W. r. Kyle ................" 20
TOTAL ......................... III "
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PROCURING PRIMARY ELEC-
TON BALLOTS.

Indian Like, R. W. Abbott. .......3 COL
Round Lake village, ]. O. Thomson 70
Bigelow, p. y. Pratt. %
Ransom, Robert Shore. ............. 40
Little Rock, J. W. Shaw .......... 600|
Grand Prairie, James Nayl0n ........ eW|
Ellsworth village, Chas. c. Crawley COL
Lorain. W. L. Hansberger. ..... 7Ol
Worthington twp, Emil Oison...... l 40|
Worthington village, J. NJ. Messer.. col
Dewald, F. J. Johnson. ............... 1901
Rushmore village, O. E. Boddy....... 340|
Olney, James Greig ................. 40
Adrian village, J. c, Becker 6O0l
Westside, Heike Rust................. 80
Hersey. Nick Kaufman. .......... $50
Brewster village, Jno. W. Rabenau. 3 COL
Elk, G. @. Fellows. ..... 2sO|
Summit Lake, r. j. Jones ........... $50
Larkin, A. @. Graf .................. go
Lismore, Hugh Magee. ............... 6 so
Graham Lakes. Ole Tollefsen....... 59I
Kinbrae Village, J. E. Bailey. 500
Dundee Village, Ohss. Hamstreet.. 200
Seward, F. A. ['ierks ................ 20|
Bloom, Fred H. Tiemens,. 600l
Willmont, Chas Fritz. Sol
Wll1nont Village, s. L. Long,. 80. 40
Leota, W. r. Kyle NATURALIZATION. 7OI
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EXPENSE OF PRIM AIRY
ELECTION.

H. Hawley, publishing official ballots 5 96 90
H. Hawley, printing official ballots
and ta]lv sheets ... 1850 As
q. s. Robson, days on canvassinR
board and mileage .......... ....... ese
j. G.. Bronx, 2 days on canvassing 1
board and mileage Observation-Disclosures. 70
@. W. W. Dow, days on canvassing
board and mileage. .................. 80
E. A. Trip, days on canvassing
board '...... 49,. .............. go
John Ireland, 2 days on canvassing
board and mileage. ..............:.... $40
total ..............s 200 IS
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BALANCE SHEET
Showing the condition of the differ
ent funds of Mobiles County at the
close of business, Wednesday, De-
cember 81, 1902:
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SALARIES OF COUNTY OFF,
GERS.

E, A. Trip. county auditor . go. 8 1850 %
Clara E. Prideaux, deputy county aud
itor ........... ....... $50 90
F. A. rripp, auditors clerk. ..... 50 90
Frank d. McNair, auditors Clerk. 500
E. ". Con. county treasurer ......... 1900 90
Mrs. Emma E. Con, treasurer's clerk 800 90
L. W. Abbott, superintendent of
schools salary. ...................... LOO 90
L. ". Abbott, superintendent Of
schools. travelling expenses. ....... $50 90
c. II. Cory, Judge Of probate. ........ 1000 90
c. NJ. Crsndall, county attorney...... GIG 66
Svante J. Kali, janitor. .......... 80. 600 90
Total ..... 1852 Sc
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EXPENSE OF GENERAL
ELECTION.

H. Hawley, publishing Official ballots 81 80
H. Hawley, printing ballots and tally
sheets, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ..... 6l25
John w. Shaw, 8 days on CANVASS
ing board and mileage. ....... IS %
Gilbert Anderson. days on CANVASS
Ing board and mileage. .......... go
O. w. W. Dow, 3 days ON canvass
,ne board and mile.ge :........... go
Total. .. .......S IA Is
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ASSETS.

nace,oher 4, 1oo2. CASH on hand. -. : 1898 60
Levy for county funds on the tax list
OF l0R.. .........'''' ~1'~O~ w
17noo,lectad taxes of former years.. 1000 90
,,ov,.v orader. 100 o.
co,,.+v ,,,,o dr,vers $50 o.
Govt houea axt,,res and grounds >. $1,000 90
County iati, ......... 1880 Oh
n-.dor shad At Adrian. 16o 90
Grader shed at Worthington. D W
ro.., .ssets .......... sls7,s,s u
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JAIL EXPENSES.

Mike Reiter board of prisoners. e6S4 sc
Mike Reiter receiving prisoners into
Jal1.......... ..... .............'... u w
Frank D McNair jailer. ....... bl0 %
Village Of Worthington electric light
service and futures. .............. 81 Oh
G. Mitchell wood for jail and sher-
IFS residence. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 %
F Turner wood for Jail and sher'
IFS residence. .............. ....... ~ 80
Swedish Mercantile Co, clothing for
prisoners. }"
H E Torrance & Bro clothing for pris-
Ou0rs go. .......'........ ...'...'.'... l" W
H e Torrance 4 Bro mdse for JAIL. ID
Gon & Gibson mdse for jail.... 50
r L Moreland mdse for jail........... 600
Ozonet Co disinfecting huid.. SO
CLANCY & Mackay furniture. ..... 81
H N Pain b Son chairs. .............. SW
Dieckhon Bros mdse and repairs..... 81 80
John Mackay cleaning boiler and re-
pairing pipes. ........." ~
E @ Pannell moving safe aud remov
Ing ashes .........---......... "
August Swanson removing ashes.... 10
Total ......... 914l7 06
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RECEIPTS.

RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand January l. l90a...... = lo'2~ u
Raceived from tax collections ... 1o6,967 q
Received frum state school land..... 6,aS7 "
Receieed from state treasurer, school
annortioument. .............. 1o,o11 10
Received from state treasurer. sp-
preparation for bridges. ............ ~ U
Received from interest on deposits. ssS 10
pace,ved from private redemptions. s,os7 II
Received from fines 900. ....... sol II
Received from jury fees ............. ~ W
Received from auctioneers' licenses. 70 W
Received from liquor license. ........ eO ID
Received from candidates. fees ...... W u
Received from J. G. Murphy, refund
of amount paid for going after de-
pository bond of Adrian State Bank 3W
Received from A. O. Rogers. balance
due ON account Jos. Beireis ........ - %
Received from City of Winons, for
care Of Charles Rice.... IL u
Received from O'Brien county. Iowa.
for care of Fritz Warn ........... % "
Received from Hennepin county.
Minnesota, expense In re insanity
OF Ada Stearns. ................... " "
Received for board Of prisoners...... II 70
Received for vacation Of county road
NO. V.....................' .....'..'' W
Received from hunters Ncenses..... 3W
Received from advertising fees In
redemption ...............
Received from sale Of old boiler fiues 81
TOTAL. go. ~As'eo~ -
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DISTRICT COURT EXPENSES

Fred L Humiston clerk Of court...... $3.50 10
F A Stevens deputy clerk Of court. 123 90
Mike Reiter sheriff. ...... .... $50 s.
G. Leonard balliH .......... 100 %
NJ Bryan bailih ......... ~ 90
CIV W Dow baili6 ............ ..... "a 90
w Lyon bailifY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30 90
O H Afford bailin ..... ......... 81 90
Parson attorney for defense Of
wm Bailey 49,. ..... ................. 10 DO
U Aver salary as court reporter..... $40 9a
Gilbert Anderson drawing iury....... 800
F A Stevens drawing jury ............. 30|
H W Doolittle meals for jurors. 90
Philip Justus serving subpoena In
state Va Mccullough ct al.... ...... FOL
G NJ Crandan fees of clerk Of court of
York county Nebraska. .......... $50
@ n Crandan express on Nebraska
code from York Nebraska. col
Mike Reiter expense in arrest Of VIM
- Ryan .................. ............. ~ ~
Mike Reiter expense in arrest Of Geo
XOCal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .v7Vue ~
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EXPENSE OF INSANE.

.OBrlen County, iowa, expense in re
i insanity Of D Dunn. 8 IS
Edward Dolan, examination OF A
Hauenstein ................... ...... g.
"A H Clark, examination Of A Hauen.
Nike Reiter, fees and expense in con-
4 veying Hauenstein to hospital..... 20
r W scharping, attendant ............ g.
Edward Dolan, examination of Walter
LindQuist Observation-Disclosures. 3
VI Miller, examination of Walter
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nually at the banking house Of
Kountx Bros, New York City,. b,OOO O
Court house bonds numbered l toll
inclusive, of 5000 each. dated Sep
TENDER q, 1899, bearing interest at
tho rate Of Aper cent per annum.
payable on or before July l, 1914. 5000 %
jail bonds numbered to 10 inclu.
sive, Of q, 900 each. dated March Is.
1901 bearing interest at the rate Of
5per cent per annum. payable on
or before July 1, 10n........... 5,UOO w
Tota, bonded Indebtedness. 80. $4,000 %
Due on dog tax. ................ ......$ liz W
Due school districts, observation-disclosures. 3,sl2 Is
Due towns and villages ........... 1874 50
Due state. school land interest ..... $50 10
Due state. hunters license fees ..... On
Due on private redemptions.. 14s ~
Due c. NJ. Orandall, salary for De-
cember 1909 ................ ........ IS "a
Due school appointment .......... 10 %
County revenue order outstanding AZ
Total liabilities. ........... 35e,so5 a
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RETURN OF BIRTHS AND
DEATHS.

Summit Lake, J F Cass. 90
Summit Lake. r. J. Jones. 800
Larkin, Fred Hess. ....... rs
Larkin, A G Graf 900. ............... SIS
.Lismore, Hugh Magee. 275
Graham Lakes, Ole Tollefson. -. !.... 50
Kinbrae Village, Joseph Stone....... Is
Kinbrae Village, 81 w Pinney. ....... IS
Seward, G H Benjegerdes. ............. 50
Seward, George D Taylor. ............. 40
Bloom. Fred H Tiemens. 40
Wilmont twp, Frank J Didier. 80. go. -63
.Wilmont Village, O w Mead go. doe. 100
Leota, W. R. Kyle...." .:.... go
49,, TOTAL ....... .................. 4llv W
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BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
Henry Haegard, per diem S12 100 mile
age $780,. .. 10 20
F. 81. Tiemens, per diem Sl900, mile
age 6 90 ..... ...... .......... 100
J. G. Murphy, per diem Sl200, mile
.ee ~ 90 ...................... 1s 90
]. W. Shaw, per diem jl3 90, mileage
u.oo.. ................. 1e
Gus Swanberg, per diem Sl2 90. mile
age 100. 1870
Total. 7440
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CONTROL OF CONTAGIOUS
DISEASES.
Village of Adrian. expense In quar-
antine of Mrs. 0arst. ..... ....3 90 So
Village of Adrian. expense in quar-
sntine of Celia Bergman and Anna
Ostrom .,,........ 1904
Village Of Adrian, expense in quar-
antine OF Mrs. WEIGH 80. ......... 80 90
Town Of Little Rock, expense Of
small pox. IL w
F. Il. Tiemens, expense in Quarsn.
tine OF n. Bertrand. ....... ........ 90
Dr.. F.. Y. Manson, disinfecting
Houses OF O. su1erin and Robert
Reed........... ~ W
]. o. Scott, guard for families OF
Jonas Fsnborg and Lewis Tokel =. % 90
Total N7 90
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-07-17
SEND OFE
ExcursiOnists Give Captain
 Nicholson Testimonial.

The excursionists on the Spokane on her third excursion trip this year, just before the ship reached the Sound on the return trip, presented Capt. Nich- olson with set ..oi resolutions, signed by every passenger on the boat
 The resolutions adopted were as fol- lows:
 The undersigned passengers on the third Alaskan trip of the steamship Spokane for the season of 1903, deem it fit and proper to give expression 10 the pleasure and satisfaction which they have experienced during the excursion now approaching it's ..elose, and also to manifest the gratitude which they feel towards the officers and crew of such ship, who have so generously contrib , uted 10 the success of the trip, there fore,
 Resolved, That we have more than realized our fullest expectations in con neetion with this Alaskan excursion and heartily commend it to all lovers of scenic beauty We feel that we have witnessed nature's choicest dis play of mountain grandeur and loveli- ness, gorgeously embellished by snow, cascade and glacier, and real ized as never before the importance of Alaska as a aWealth-prOdueing territory, yeritable surprise, capable of supply ing happy and prosperous homes to millions of people, who may enjoy the adventures of a pioneer life.
 Resolved, That our special acknowl- edgments are due to Capt. Norman Nicholson and corps of capable and courteous officers, for the manifest pains which they have taken to make the trip both pleasant and instructive. We commend Capt. Nicholson as the ideal commander of the ideal excursion steamship Spokane to that ideal portion of our national domain so generally but so enormously known as the "bleak and frozen zone" Of Alaska
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-07-17
TO COME
StOekhOl lers of Atlin Con-
 cern to Visit Cimp.

The Philadelphia people, who are the organizers of the British-Ameriean Dredging Company, are getting up a number of excursions among their stockholders to the Atlin country. A printed postal card, such as is being mailed to the stockholders, has been re- eelved by the Fifth Avenue hotel. Among other things it states;
 "There Is probably no more beauti- ful trip in the world, than the journey to British Columbia and Alaska. A number of stockholders are making the trip this year, with the intention Of vis' iting the property and dredge of the British-American Dredging Company at Atlin, B. C. The entire trip, in- cluding everything can be made for about $500, with the opportunity of get ting some of the finest moose, bear and caribou hunting, together with the best fishing in the world Several parties are being formed for July and August and H you desire to make the trip we are at your service Co give you any in- formation in our power, and it itpossible Co list'you with some oi the parties al ready forming. The first party leaves July 9th. under the auspices Of our Mr. warniek. oi Benj. C. Warnick X Com pany."
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-07-17
GoatIsman's Resort

The Pack Train saloon, recently ren' oyated, Is the best appointed resort strictly for gentlemen, in the North. Only the best of whiskles, wines, beer and cigars served. Fair and courteous treatment is accorded all patrons and visitors. Corner Broadway and Sixth avenue, Skagway.
 JOHN L. GAGE,
 Manager.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-07-17
HAS II ALL
KirmSe'S Place Headquarters
 for Everything.

Did you know that Hirmse's lewelry store Is the headquarter, for Alaskan souvenirs, for novelties of an kinds and the very best cut glassware. Don't take our word for it just look iu the store on Broadway.
 Watches at the same prices as we have been advertising aS cheap as any place In Che city.
 II. D. KIRNSE. Pioneer Jewelar.
 Omcial Timekeeper for " P. & Y.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-07-17
FIRE INSURANCE

Irepresent the following Fire Insur- ance Companies:
 The Commonwealth Savings and ln- surance Co.,, of Richmond, Va.
 Citizens Insurance O., of Chicago, Ills.
 American Trust and Insurance Co, of Chicago, Ills.
 Western Union Fire Underwriters, of Chicago, Ills.
 Fire and Marine Lloyds Association, of Washington, D. C..
 And am ready to receive applications and write policies for reasonable amounts. PHIL ABRAHANiS.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-07-17
COME 10 MI
My Prices Will Make You
 My Customer.

After you have written East to all those big mail order houses and got their prices on watches, iewelry or anything else, come to me and if ] cant better their prices here in Skag- way I will pull in my horns. mean every word say. Try me once. Don't tell me some hardluck story how you have tried it anddrew a gold brick, but come right to the store and get my prices.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-07-17
sp,olsIs Sunday Dinner 7S Cent.

At Board of Trade Cafe, from l2 m. tc SD. m. Why bother with cooking or Sunday when you have a chance like this.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-07-17
For Rent

Large furnished front room, with bay window. on ground floor, centrally To- cated Terms reasonable. Enquire oi George E. Howard, Third Avenue.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-07-17

Le Costume Royal, Elite and Toilette for August at Ladies Bazaar.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-07-17

Great clearance sale starts July 6, at the Seattle saloon.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-07-17
For Sale

3O-horse power boiler. Inquire of J M Tanner. mo
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-07-17

Alaskans for sale u Haines at Sewcll's drug store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-07-17

Strength and vigor come of good food. duly digestcd Force ready to-serye wheat and barley food, adds no burden, but sustain>, uourishes, invor- ates.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-07-17

Mems, boys and children's summer caps, at w. Fl. RobertsOn's. f
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-07-17

Most reasonable, far the best, New Arctic Cafe. Whitehorse, Y. T.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-07-17

Spring chicken and Eastern oysters at the Pack Train restaurant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-07-17

Some elegant fine collarettes at Winters.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-07-17

Earl x Wilson's collars and cuffs at Conway's
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-07-17

Earl N Wilson's collars and cuTs at ConWay's.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-07-17

Springlehi at che Pack Train restaurant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-07-17

Is your washing sauiactOryE 2 Are your clothes t0rnF If mo or yes, try the Skagway Hand Laundry, and you will be satisfied. 70
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-03

that Mr.. Bryan is strong with the rank and
file of the southern voters, but they believe
that the most influential of the southern
leaders are against him. The candidacy OF
Chief Judge Alton B. Parker Of New York,
which has been adroitly pressed In several
of the southern states. has done much, IL
Is claimed, to weaken the sentimental hold
which Bryan had upon that section in 1886
and 1900. Parker's candidacy is pleasing TO
southerners, where Hills, Olneys and
Bryan's are looked upon as ineNpedient.
Senator Carmack OF Tennessee and eN-Sec-
rotary Hoke smith OF Georgia have indi-
rectly aided the r~eorgani1ers to a consider
able degree by pushing forward the Parker
boom. Presumably, with this state OF ar
fairs developing in the south, the vote of
that section in the convention will be oil
vtded between Parker Hill and Bryan or
Bryan's candidate The efforts Of the re-
organizers will, at any rate, be directed
toward that end.
Conferences have been planned with
Mayor Harrison Of Chicago IN the hope of
taking Illinois out of the Bryan column
without a fight. II a battle IN that state is
eventually found necessary, however, the
-eorganizers expect TO win IL with the aid
Of the democratic business interests OF Chi
cago. 1t is authoritatively said that a
Vigorous fight will be made on Tom john
son in Ohio. The reofgantZers believe that
thew can make a clean sweep OF the states
~ the middle west II they are able to first
demonstrate that an effective anti-Bryan
alliance exists between the east and the
south
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-03

declared vehemently. by which this bill
Is to be passed through the house under a
rule for its consideration and that nobody
In that house. particularly a democrat.
will be permitted TO have a word to say
about it"
1t is an object lessoh.'' he continued.
and shows that the bill does not stand On
the lame footing IS other legislation.
Mr.. Aldrich was smiling and Mr.. Morgan
turned on him.
Il was smiling" explained Mr.. Aldrich.
because the senator did not refer to the
Panama canal"
That is not connected with a finance
BILL" retorted Mr.. Morgan. except the
stealing part Of 1t. which is in Paris. and
we. have no control over It,"
Mr.. Penrose submitted the conference
report on the immigration bill, which was
agreed to.
The conference report on tn, bill to al
low cities Of 5000 Inhabitants to be re-
serve cities Of the second class for national
banks was agreed TO.
Then Mr.. Morgan resumed debate on the
Aldrich bill.
Nobody ever thought OF offering this
| bill" he said. until the speculative idea
! struck the senator from Rhode Island. I
beg your pardon. It struck the secretary Of
the treasury first. The secretary Of the
treasury forced the Wall street brokers
and gamblers in a tight place md ala as
all secretaries OF the treasury, including
Secretary Carlisle. have found It necessary
from time to time to do. Whenever those
gentlemen got into trouble all the powers
OF the United States drifted up to help
them"
Messrs. Hale. Allison and Teller we're
appointed eonferees on the general de-
hciency bill.
At midnight the senate adjourned. with
the Aldrich bill still before II.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-03
FOUR DUNDEE BOYS IN TROUBLE
Caught in New school Building by
Posse Of Cftizens and ORcer
Baldwin.

In Dundee they are building a school
house and in~the county Jail are Grant Ben
son. Roy Stotzel. Edwin Hart and George
Perry, put there last night by Special on
GER Dan Baldwin 1t seems that for the
last few days some vandals have entered
the new house every night and destroyed
the work done by the carpenters during the
day. So the citizens Of Dundee decided to
catch the miscreants and last evening sur
rounded the house. They heard a noise in
side and demanded that whoever was within
should come out. But these did not and
locked the door and climbed TO the Roof,
where the citizens were unable to reach
them. tt IN they telephoned for the police
and BLljwin went out. He got his revolt
yer and a ladder and ordered the boys
down. They came. Two OF them we're sons
OF members Of the crowd, but were arrested
nevertheless.