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Gunnison news-champion., 1903-04-17
THE PENNYWISE PEABODY.

just what induced Governor Pea
body TO Suddenly change his mind
aud veto the Western Slope Normal
bill is a mystery
The cry Of "ecou0my is clearly
an attempt % deceive After the
house of Representatives had cut
IIeruded an FORMER legislatures in
Wild and unnecessary appropriations
which he approved it is ridiculous
TO cry economy over AN SlSup
item for education. lf there were
funds So that he could Justly APP
prove dozens Of little dinky bills
there was enough to start a state
school IN the growing empire west
Of the range
The senate scaled down extraya-
CANT house appropriations amounting
10 several hundred thousand dollars.
There were just two bills which they
raised. one the School Of Mines at
Golden and the other the apprppria-
ton for the Western Slope Normal
from $4,000 10 SIS,OOO They
did this on the principle that while
the state has no money for unneces-
sarv schemes it has ample funds for
all Just demands and this is a just
demand. The bin as amended
passed the senate unanimously and
received but four opposing votes in
the house, Yet we are told the
state cannot afford IT,
Something over half million
each year in appropriations for edu-
cational institutions near Denver
were approved without a murmm
Eighteen thousand for education
west OF the range which section has
one-Gfth of the population and pays
oue-serenth Of all taxes is refused
ON the ground of economy.
For two years more we must wait;
importing our teachers from far
eastern states. sending our slender
quota Of ambitious boys and girls
hundreds Of miles for an education,
hanpcred i'm our effort o. build ur
schools that will rank with those Of
eastern Colorado by this pennywiso
policy of a governor who thinks
SlS,OOO too much 10 spend as the
nucleus Of a great educational cen
ter
For shame, Governor Peabody II
Is unfair. Your plea Of economy Is
absurd and your profe-zed affection
for education and western slope i'm
terests Is insincere.
The people Of Gunnison county
had no politics in demanding this
school and they have no politics in
denouncing your unworthy act
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-04-17
Town Trustees.

The remaining business Of the 0id
town board was disposed Of Monday
night with Mayor Sanford and trus-
tee. Allen, England, Falvey, Holmes
and Mueller present
Besides the bills Of the Guunis1n
Tribune for S17-2J and c. Jacklin
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-04-17
. .

asHa
Justice Leahy was pre-ant and al
miuisterej the aafh # 1hee ta the
incoming memhar= Mavar II a.
Br1Rn. Trustees Daaem Maekiuiash.
T. B. Musllar anil a. b. Pennington
These vith truzf-ss Alien England
and IIlues constitute tls board fr
tbe ensuing year.
Mayor Brown tbea uamei the fl
awiug standing committees tHr the
wear
Finance NwlIr Habae- aud
Maekinil-h
Ditch and Mater England Feu-
mugt7n and Alien.
Fire and P8Iire Pennington
Holmes and Mueller
Streets and AIleys Allen llalmcs
aud England
Printing Holmes Pennington,
and England
Gas and Water Nackiut1-h. a.
len and Mueller
l.. r. Mueller was then clerted
Mayor pro tenn
The first Monday in each month
viii be the regular meeting might as
heretofore.
On motion the ditch tende. was
instructed 10 keep water running
through the State normal grounds
and 10 take care Of the trees ON same.
The matter Of appointments was
next in order
Tar marshall the following appli-
cations were read. John iambcrty.
W. II Madden, A. b. Warner B. B
Lashbrook Jos. Metroz and r. j.
Kane The vote stood Iamberty,
four; Warner. three. Lamberty was
declared elected.
For ditch tender, *. J.. Irish, A..
Madden. J.. Weinbereer, NJ. Schmitz
and II. f. Lake were applicants
X. +. Irish received four votes and
A Madden two thus electiug the for
mer
W. A. Clark was unanimously
elected town trcasu for another
term.
For clerk w. IT, Corum received
four votes and F. w Harper three.
B H. Wegener WAS chosen town
attorney at ii salary ol SIS per
month
For police magistrate j. s Leahy
was appointed and Wolfe and Eg-t-
man, vcighma-ter for The year.
The bonds dr the various officers
were fixed at the same amounts as
former years.
All officers with the exception Of
ditch tender take theiro'iccs May LIST
and hold for one year.
The numerous applications for
marshal and ditch tender demon
stratc that these are lav0rite offices
and doubtless the aspirations Of some
Of the applicants were strung up 90 a
very high pitch,
The board then adjourned until
neu Monday night
O.. CT
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-04-17

Adam Nuriio and wife were iu
town thi. week making final proof
on their ranch property In Taylor
park
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-24
ROGERS SECURES EVIDENCE
FOrt:fying His Claim he Was No, in Bluffs
Night Of the FOrrey Murder.
CHICAGO HOTEL MAN BEARS OUT STORY
Conductor Connor of Northwestern
Identities Train Check Found on
Person of Rogers when
Arrested.

W. c. Rogers, who was arrested on sus-
picion OF being implicated In the murder
Of s~aloonkeepsr Forney, is obtaining evil
dence to prove an allbi In the event Of his
being charged with the crime. In securing
this evidence he was assisted by County
Jailer Martin when the latter went to Chi
cago after Andrew Thompson last week.
Rogers insisted that on the night Of the
murder Of Forney he was not In Council
Bluffs, but on a Northwestern train be-
tween Chicago and this city, At the
LaGrande hotel on Wells street, Chicago,
Jailer Martin learned that a man giving
the name Of william c. Rogers registered
there on April 2 and the proprietor Of the
place stated he was positive that the man
Rogers remained there until the afternoon
OF the following day, when he left, saying
he was going west or the Northwestern
train leaving Chicago at $3.50 p. M, and
which arrives in Council Bluffs at 6;45
T. m.
when Rogers was placed under arrest the
day following the murder Of Forney there
was found on him a conductors check. II
has since been learned from Conductor
Conner of Northwestern passenger train
No. IL that he issued it April 3 to a pas
senger who had paid one fare from Clinton
to Boone. Rogers registered at the Kiel
hotel in this city early on the morning OF
April 4, shortly after the arrival of the
train on which he claims to have been q
passenger. He registered under the name
OF Frank Parsons, Burlington. Ia.
Jailer Martin made the investigation in
Chicago at the request of Rogers and he
found everything as Rogers stated to him.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-24
N. y. Plumbing Co.. Tel. $50. Night. Fss7.
Matters in District Court.


Everett A. Fry nled in the district court
yesterday a motion for a change Of place
OF trial Of the suit for divorce brought
against him by his wife, Rebecea Fry. In
support Of the motion Fry alleges that be-
cause Judge Wheeler OF the district court
was at one time attorney for a former wife
OF his In an action for divorce from him. he
would be ~preiudiced against him and he
would be unable to obtain a fair trial. The
case had been set for trial at this term Of
court.
The will OF Mrs. A.. e. Whitaker, who
died a few days ago at her home on Wash
ington avenue, has been hied for probate,
Her estate, which is said to be large, Is
left TO her daughter, Mrs. Julia Martha
Sanford. and the two children Of her son.
w. Whitaker. The daughter. Mrs. San
ford. has not been heard from by her rel
atiVss here for fifteen years, and a search
for her Is now being conducted by Mrs.
Rishton and Miss Naomi Dewey, sisters of
Mrs. Whitaker. When last heard from
Mrs. Sanfotd aud husband. Joseph Sanford,
were living in Fl Paso. Tex. That was
fifteen years ago. aud the last word from
Mrs. Sanford was hat she and her hus-
band were preparing to move to South
America, She promised TO write and tell
home. but the letter never came. On her
dsathbed Mrs. Whitaker exaeted q prom
Use from her sisters. Mrs. Rishton and Miss
Dewey. that they would do everything IN
their power 10 ind Mrs. Sanford.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-24
DAVIS OBJECTS TO FRANCHISE
Asserts western Ordinance to BE
Duplicate of one Submitted
by Him.

The decision of the committee OF the
whole Of the city council to have the ordi-
nance for an Independent telephone system
drawn UP In the name of the Western Iowa
Independent Telephone. Telegraph and
Terminal company has brought forth a re-
monstrance from the Pottawattamie Mutual
Telephone company. Fred r. Davis Of the
Pottawattamie Mutual company and a mem
Der of the executive committee Of the Com
mercial club, has publicly announced that
his company will take the matter into
court before II will permit the city council
to give the franchise to the company or
ganized by T. d. Metcalf and DR.. Macrae, jr.
Mr.. Davis insists that the ordinance de-
cided upon by, the committee OF the whole
is to all intents and purposes an exact
copy Of the ordinance which the Pottawat-
tamie Mutual company submitted to the
council and asked for It's passage. To now
turn round and approve such an ordinance
In favor Of the Western lowe company and
against the Pottawattamie Mutual COM
pany, Mr.. Davis claims, is not fair play.
Mr.. Davis and others interested In the
~Pottawattamie Mutual company, which has
not yet been Incorporated, allege that the
Western Iowa and the CouPcil Bluffs Inde-
pendent companies have formed a combipa-
tion in order to secure the franchise and
freeze out the Pottawattamie Mutual. The
Council BLUFFS Independent company is the
one organized by H. H. Van Brunt, Attor-
ney Emmet FINLEY and others.
DR.. Macrae and Mr. Metcalf denied yes
terday that their company had formed any
combination with the Van Brunt company.
TheS said they were making their own
csmpaign ana had no intention Of forming
any combination.
a 49, - ~ Nfooun a.fH fhav haH
no fear OF the Pottawattamie Mutual COM
pany appealing TO the courts. The city
council. they said, had given them the ordi-
nance and they believed It would be APP
proved by the citizens ut a special election.
Member of the Council Bluffs Independ-
emit company also denied that any combina-
tion had been effected or even talked OF
between It and the Macrae- Aetcalf CON-
pany,
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-24

Davis sells drugs.
Stockert sells carpets, a.. s
Expert watch repairing. Leffert. 400 BY.
Celebrated Meta beer on tar. Neumayer.
cabinet photos. Csc per dozen. sos B'way.
co. 1etore framing, &c. Alexander & Co.,
SS Broadway Tel. 3e6. 81
Real estate In all parts of the CITY for
sale. Thomas e.. Cassidy, 25 Pearl street.
Good copper bottom wash boiler, soc, at
~ b. howes, $40 broadway.
Wanted. man with team to do job of sod
ding Inquire at Bee office, Council Bluffs.
Unity Rebekah lodge will hold a Milk
maids Convention' Saturday evening at
Odd Fellows Temple,
Before pSoering your rooms we want to
sh1w y 0H our elegant 1903 designs c. B,
c. @. Ouren took out a permit yesterday
for th4 erection OF a two-story rame aWeli-
ing on Gen avenue, to cost y 0N.
Mrs Flora B. Marks will entertain the
members or the Woman's Relief CORDS tnis
afternoon at her home, 1913 Avenue b.
H.. p. NelSen of Craig. Neb., and severlne
Petersen oftt'ort Calhoun, Neb., were mar.
Tied In this city yesterday afternoon by
Three cases Of measles were reported , es
terday; Leo Onger, "a South seVsnta
street; Groat chad, 722 East PIERCE street;
Alexander Bengston, Si Avenue A.
Mrs, Mary johnson, living at 1851 East
washington avenue, was reported TO the
Board Of Health yesterday as sunerins
from emailpoA- She was quarantined at heI
home.
Charles r. Hannah rive from Detroit
Mich, Yesterday for a few days visit viii
his family. Mr. HannAn states he Is stu
Couneii Bluffs. "
The rema ms Of andrew strain. who de
at Mercy hospital from INJURIES rec aivet
by being struck by a passenger train neal
hverton, were shipped yesterday TO Rive
Sioux at the request OF re ,atlves.
The funeral OF Louis Wehrhan will h,
held this morning at 10 o'clock from tn,
residence OF his daughter, Mrs. A. w. Den
mis-, 1926 Sixth venue, instead OF in In,
afternoon, as previously announced. In,
terment Will be In Walnut Hill cemetery
All members OF Bluffs company Uniform
Rank, Knights OF Pythias, are reGuested 4
be present at the meeting tonieht \,
Hughes hall, as the matter Of enterta,n
ing the Uniform Rank al the time OF IN,
eneampment In this city next August vii
come ~ for discussion and action.
The funeral Of Mrs. Anna Brandt wiz,
OF Jurgen Brandt, was held yesterday an
ernoon in the Plumer settlement. VIII r
deceased had resided for over iorty wear,
Services we're held In the German Iltherai
church, conducted by Rev. c.. Hon. SBuria
was IN the settlement cemetery and m
funeral eortege was the largest seen h
that part OF the country for many years.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-24
Remains of Churches Arrive.

tt bodies OF. Mr.. and Mrs. John Church
arrived In Council Bluffs yesterday after
noon and we're taken direct from the depot
to the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew
Foster, parents OF Mrs. Church, at 1906
Fifth avenue. The bodies were accompanied
by Mrs. Norman Church, mother Of John
Church.
The funeral will be held this afternoon
ct 1 o'clock from the Fifth Avenue Meth
odist church. The services will be con-
Quoted by Rev. j. w. Abel, the pastor, as
sisted by Rev. w. A.. Cable of Malvern, Ia.
a former pastor OF the Fifth Avenue church
Interment will be in the Foster family loI
In Prospect Hill cemetery, Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-24
Game work. only once.

A man giving the name Of James Monroe
and who was recognized as the thief who
entered the residence of G.. R. Cornelius at
500 South Seventh on the evening Of April
10 and stole two rings, one with a diamond
setting, was arrested yesterday afternoon
by former Deputy Sheriff Canning. Monroe
tried to get into the residence OF r. Mullis,
claiming he wac in search of food. Neigh
bors who saw the man recognized him as
the fellow who entered the Cornelius home
and gave the alarm. Mr.. Canning hap
pened to be in the neighborhood and the
man was pointed out to him.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-24
real E.tate Tran.fer..

These transfers were filed yesterday in
the abstract, title and loan office of ]. w.
Squire, 101 Pearl street:
Verlinda A. Bull to william II. Brown,
lot :. block 3, and lot 6. block ls,. .,
Frank Peterson and wife to Joseph
F; Boggs, lot 3, block %, Towards
Henry H. oberhoitzer and wife to
Joseph F. Boggs, lots and 2. block
g. howard,s add. q c d:.:."=..". l
v. Pierce. lots II and Is, block 4S,
Ferry add. d.":.l".m:". 90
af FTancis pa mGMa SnSR S aSS t Site v &
feet lot s, block Z, Bayliss' LIST
Francis Dunn ana wife to Thomas Z. !"
coanty treasurer to John Farrell, lot "
"A, block IA. Mullins sub. t d.. 4
4. block q, Bryant & Clark's sub, d 2
A. c.. Petersen and wife to Warren
Lewis. lot IL. block IL. Crawford,s
John Frazer, sr, to Clara A. Fraser,
M lot Is and 81 lot ls. block 2. Wal
Carl F. Tiedt n wife to Katharine
Wolf lots and 8, block 1. Mar
Faasch. lots . and 10, block i. Mar.
-quardts sub, Avoca, w~d-......,.. 750
Charles II, Unelman and wife to VIII
xyocs. and lots < and F in s T1SS1 ne&
ls-77-sS, " Observation-Disclosures. 5000
@. w. Stahl and wife to M. J.aCaId-
well, lot IL, 6tahl's add, w d.4,4. .*.??S~,sE0(
William G. Clifton to Frank e. Cliff
ton. lot g, block 8, Burke's add, W. d.. l,lOC
Laura Flickinger to F. j. Day, lot 8,
block 10, Bryant & Clark's sub, W d 2C
Laura Flickinger to r. J. Day, lot 6,
block 10, Bryant & Clark,s sub, W d 2C
Agnes Folsom to Rockford township,
t.n'acre in swk sek 2-77-44, s W a.. q
Horace f.. Gould to Margaret La Nc
Gee, W WIZ Ell mex swN S4-75-4l,
except sl6S feet, 8 W d....."........... S0
o; p. Hansen TO Horace e. Gould.
lot ), block 8, Towards add, q c d.. &
Frank ". Hail and wife 10 T. H. and
Annie Evans, part out lot 2, Myn-
ster's add, and part lot 6. Auditors
SAB OF lots 4 and 5, block 2. Williams
SUP W ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1,9O
F. {. Lougee and wife TO William H.
Scheef, lot s, block S.. Beers sub
South Branch Elevator company Of
\ Avoca to s. 8. Rust, lots 2 10 4
block ls, and lots 10 TO 10, block Z,
Twenty-three transfers. total. ... SIS, 2u
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-24
AFFAIRS At SOUTH OMAHA
City Treasurer Howe Gets Busy on tie
Delinquent Tax List
EMPLOYS AN EXTRA FORCE OF CLERKS
work IL Being Done in Accordance
with New "ScayenEer" Law
Enacted by the Last
Legislature.
EMPLOYS AN EXTRA FORCE OF CLERKS

City Treasurer Howe employed an extra
force of clerks yesterday for the purpose
OF making up the delinquent tax list. Three
clerks are now working nights to get TINS
ready for the county treasurer by May l.
The list OF ~delinquents will include the
names of those who owe city and special
taxes. AS the treasurer's books from the
time the city commenced business Will have
to be gone over, 1t will take the force Oh
extra help all the time allowed to com
plete the task.
This work Is being done In accordance
with the provisions Of house roll No S52'
passed by the last legislature. The bill Is
commonly called the "scavenger bill" It
enforces the collection of delinquent taxes
and the city treasurer here must make a
complete report OF all delinquencies as soon
as possible.
Estimates on the amount Of taxes de-
%Iinouent In South Omaha have been made
from time to time, but no treasurer ever
went to work to get figures showing the
total amount. Now that the law requires
this. the information will soon be forth
coming. The amount delinquent has been
estimated all the way from $4,000 to $llO'-
600. Treasurer Howe said last night that
the extra force OF three clerks will be Kept
busy every day and night for a week IN
order to get at the exact figures.
When the result OF this labor is made
known an extraordinary effort Will be made
to collect these delinquent taxes
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-24
DEATH RECORD.
Mrs. Catherine Kuhn.

Mrs. Catherine Robertson Kuhn died yes
terday noon at Tarkio. Mo. Mrs. Kuhn was
an old resident Of Omaha and was one OF
the charter members Of the First Presby-
terian church Of this city. She IL the
mother OF n. A. Kuhn, druggist, ana OF
Mrs. c. d. Woodwork. both Of this city,
and widow Of the late Dr. J. n. Kuhn. The
body will be brought TO this city for inter-
msnt, arriving here some ime Sunday,
Definite arrangements Ave not yet been
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-24
CURRENT NEWS OF IOWA.


by the organizers that nearly all Of the
retail merchants Of the city will become
members. The purpose Of the organization
lie TO resist demands OF their employees when
considered unreasonable. One Of the mer-
chants. who has taken a prominent part in
etfectlng the organization, stated that the
formation Of labor unions among the en-
ployes Of the retail business houses made
such an organization Of the employers al
most imperative.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-24
HOME OF PARENTS
Webster City Girl EIOpss with q
suitOr 20 WHOM They
Objected.

WEBSTER CITY. Ia. April 2s.-(special
relegram.)-rOrenee Perry. aged II years.
ana Isaac Gates. a farm hand. eloped last
night from the girls home east OF this
city. There isn no clue.
The Perrys, who are prominent people,
had forbidden Gates to call at their home.
He worked upon an adjoining farm.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-24
BrtckIayers return to Work.

INDIANAPOLIS. April 23.-The brick
lagos on the new federal building returned
to work today and by tomorrow all OF the
bricklayers who have been on strike since
April / will have returned to their jobs,
as a result Of the signing Of the scale.
which provides for 60 cents an hour and
65 cents for foremen.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-24

where Mr. Andrews IL employed by the
Cudahy Packing company.
On Sunday next Joe MailaRder will opel
his ssrpy Mills park 70 the public. IRE
picnics and Out-of-doOr sports.
Howard Meyers has sold out his drug
store at Twenty-siXth and N streets "a
Leo j. Hort. Mr.. Meyers has beea IN N
drug business here for sixteen yeas.
Mrs. Susan Myers. wife Of Isaac Myers.
is South Twenty-fourth street, + le d.
The funeral will be held AZ the family res
idenoe On Saturday a. 10 a m. Ren Lee
7 ander Lane VIII Ofhciate.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-24
Retail Merehants OrgaaIae.

The retail merchants OF Council Bluffs
have taken the preliminary steps toward
organizing a Merchants ProtectiT assoela-
tion. They expect to perfect the organ-
iEation within a few days and IL Il believed
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-24
IN CIa.. AII Alons.

No other pills on earth can equal DR..
Kings New Life Pills for stomach. liver
and kidneys. No cure. 10 pay. 25e. For
sale by Kuhn & Co. -
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-24
Flour Mills at Thurman Burn.

THURMAN, Ia. April 2S-Cspecial)-The
Touring mills here were completely de-
stroyed by IRE yesterday afternoon. Less
$4,000. insurance 5000.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-24

A. Z. Miller is building a 1900 residence
at Twelfth and / streets.
Edward Starr, Twenty-hrst and S streets.
reports the birth OF a son.
A daughter has been born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. f. b. Hood, 26O9 e street.
Walter Callahan OF Dunlap. Ia, is In the
city, the guest OF Anthony King.
j. W. Christie has gone TO Dexter, Ia, to
spend a week or two with friends.
George Brewer Is rebuild;ng the front of
the city morgue on TWenty-ifth street.
The paved streets In the business portion
OF the city are In bad shape and need
cleaning.
A permanent sidewalk Is being laid in
front Of the Lewis property at Twenty
fourth and l. streets.
Adah chapter. order of the Eastern Star.
will give the memorial work on Saturday
evening at Masonic hall.
A reception will be rendered tonight "a
Colonel John l.. Martin by members OF
Knoxall and Casa councils OF the Roya
Arcanum.
Mrs. Rebecca Calhoun died yesterday a
her home, TWenty-hfth and o streets. Al
the age OF 81 years. Funeral services WI
oe held on Saturday.
Frank p. Andrews and Miss Lena r
COckrell we're married by Rev. r. l.
Wheeler Thursday. hT. and Mrs. Andrew
left South Omaha for Central City, Eeb.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-24

made for the funeral. but due notice will
be given later. \
Mrs. r. n. Alderman.
WEST POINT. Neb., April 2a-tspecial)
News was received IN this city today Of
the death Of Mrs. F. B. Alderman at Boul-
der, Colo. The deceased was the wife Of
Hon. r. B. Alderman, ex-representative
from Cunning and Thurston counties ane
late deputy oil inspector under Governor
Dietrich. Deceased was ~ years of age
and widely known for her charitable char
acter, being a woman full Of good works.
She leaves a husband and grown son. The
cause Of death was consumption.
COIOneI Joseph Kyle Hickey.
NEW YORK. April 2S.-ColOnel Joseph
Kyle Hickey, said to be the originator OF
the famous drink known Is "Gin Hickey"
died suddenly today. He was formerly a
resident OF st. Louis. A coroner who was
called in made a statement that the cause
of death was heart disease.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-24
New Musical Organization.

Mccoy and Adele Davis will assist in the
musical portion of the program.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-24
New Corporations.
Illinois Central Reports.

The annual report of the Dubuque q
Sioux City railroad illinois CENTRALLY was
nled with the secretary OF the state ex-
ecutiVe council yesterday. The report
shows that the entire system, which is en-.
tirely In Iowa, except a half dozen miles in
south Dakota, earned last year a total OF
$S7l7.S2s.l4. that the operating expenses
were s4s,0S9.27, the net earnings 1874.
1887, or a net earning of S512.s2. The
main line from Dubuque to Sioux City, in,
Guiding the Sioux Falls branch. is the only
portion Of the system which showed profits
during the year.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-24
stu No Appointments.

Those who are candidates for positions on
the proposed FIRE and police board were
considerably disappointed yesterday When
the evening papers did not contain the
names OF the members Of the board me
Bee correspondent teiephoned Lincoln atter
the evening papers had gone to press ana
IN reply TO an inquiry was informed that
no appointment had been made. 1t was
further stated that 1t might be several
DAYS before the governor would give out
the names Of the 1--WE men who are to be
paid 500 a year each to act on this board