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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-09-22

In pathos and deep affection no love
letter ever eclipsed the one found In
the knapsack OF Confederate soldier
after the battle OF Atlanta. II told all
about home and concluded with this
poetic effort.
It's hard for you uns to be Twin In campo,
It's nard for you uns to be fghtin' tho
Yanks.
It's hard for we uns from You uns to part.
Cause you uns got we uns heart.
-- New York Tribune
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-09-22

business among the Chinese, accord'
Ing to Russian traveller from Nam
churia, Is on Il cooperative basis. There
are neither proprietors nor employees
but all who work in an establishment
are partners
From time Ia time small Allowance
are doled out 10 them barely enough
to live on-b at the end of the yen
oil the profits are divided.
The Chinese merchants are 50 honcse
thnt among all the ten branches or ths
Russo-Chinesc bank located In emma
there has been no record since theiE
esta blishment of single protesteu
note. y
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-09-22
More Important.

Wife-Fm so afraid this new hat will
get damaged if It's left In the home,
Husband Why not put It in our safe
deposit closet? Wife - But IL there
room there with all our bonds? Hus
band No, but we can take the bonds
Out.--I.ife
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-09-22
SnoOthtnG His Path.

Gus-You never had spunk enough to
make proposal IN your hfc. Why did
you tell Miss Pvcttic that You were en-
gagged tn two girls? George-So she'd
want TO get me away from them,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-09-22
Not Hungry Mt the Moment.

"Did Alkali Ike make that tender
foot eat his Words
NO The tenderfoot turned out to
be one of those fellows who woult
rather fight than eat."-Chicago Jour
nal
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-09-22

DO You call this sponge cake? Why,
It's as hard as can be-"
Yes, mum. That's the way sponge
is before it's wet Soak it In your tea,
mum."-IOndon Punch.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-09-22

Had Just Refused HIN.
He looks awfully blue. What's the
matter with himY'
Heart trouble" replied the girl some
what consciously.--Chica Post
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-09-22

Friend Has your son learned much
dnrtnK his college course? The Old
Man-Tm afraid not, hut I've learned
whole lot. Puck.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-15

H." gu @eiidt befommen, nod tpsniesr
betm Starenuuf auf Der Werft ober
i'm Sof. nnfere Qe1er nirb Die bib
li9e 9arfte1ung intereifiren, Die 81
benz 3pede angefertiat tporben 1T, Tim
Die Mabe bes bemnd@f grDbten, CUR
3eit i'm 8au bsfinbli6en &iefenbamz
piers nNmerifa" Der 9amburs@Mme=
rita>2inie beutli9 gu maiden. Die
nQmerifa" ion na9 ibrer @plenbuns
in ben granddaughter Yorfer 0ienit
einseitent perben unb Der g~efDrberuns
bon 5ra9ten unb paRagieren bienen.
Sbre Nbmefunsen finb 673 SUP
2Gnse, 76 SUB 8reite, So SUB Siefs,
23,50O 8rutto>H egiftertonnen &aumz
inbalt. Sas S9iff pirb etpa $40
&eiienben in Der eriten, 300 in Der
apeiten, $50 in Der britten &aiits unb
uuBerbem 1900 3ptf6enbedern Inter
funft gepdhren. Hun oeigt unfere bib
li9e Oarteuuns bic bD9fte Stride Der
@elt, ben 8Dlner Dom, unb ben
0ampfer rglmsrifa," bo9seiteGt. Sas
S3iff, 673 SUB bod, i6errast ben
2Olner Dom, 518 SUB, INN fait elm
8iertel feiner 2dnge, INN genau 155
SUB.
Die 8erliner SiegesfGule bat cine
SDbe bon 202 SUB. Man fteGe bas
9ermanns=S entmal bes Seutoburser
Waloes (1S8 SUBJ barber, Damn nod
bas 3pffbdufer>S entmal GAO SUB,
unb man bat mod rei9li9 YlaB fir
bas lis SUB bobe Ni~eberipalb<S Dent
nal, Bis Die S9tffsldnge Der vImes
rita" auseefiint tit. Sin giterang
mub auber Mai9ine unb Senber 26
Wagen lang fem. UNI bonn Bug Bis gum
9ed Der rNmeritd" gu reiden.
1leber bic @6iffsbreite uno 6Dbe Be-
lebrt bic 9amburg>I asGinie, In
benz Tie einen Suerf6nitt bes neuen
Sampfers boz ibr rleues hamburger
9ef9Gftsbaus ftent, einen ISL SUB
breiten unb SO SUB bobsn 8au. Oa
nimmt bic S9iffsbreite faft Die 5Glfte
oes maftpouen 9auIes Elm, bis tatt on
ben 0a9firft reidt bic 9D6e bes
S9iHsrumpfes pbne bic Oedaufbau-
ten. uno um gut bic 6dlfte Der Sc
bdubebObe erbeben fih Die S4Ornfteine
bes S9iffes iiber bas 9a9 bes Sc,
fAdftshauies binaus. 3peifears gel
gen bieie 9ilber 10 gegenitGnbli9 ais
nun irgenb m0sliG. Bis gu pel4er
MGGtigtsit Der moberne G1iffbar sss
bieben tit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-15
Die ,,AmeriRa."
Osmaltige SimenfiuRcn hrs neuen
Seuti6em &ieicnonmpiers.

Wooerner 9epiaf5aa = Gfe ,,Mmerifa" tn,
Srctte nno Siefe oes cseanricien-W omu:
taentaItoerfe ais Vssmacn.
Wer ems Der mobernen &ieienz
f9iffe, Die in INNER erDberer @n5a9t
Die Meere bur9queren, auf Dem 0aFsr
liesen iiebt, empfdnst trpB aner @r0Be
bes Nnblids bod ni9t ben polen Sim
brud bon Der WG9tigfeit bes Sampfz
tOloHes. lin ben itGrfiten Ginbrud
nu9 biefer &i9tung bin gu BADEN, mub
man Elm fol9es G9tff i'm Srodenbpd
Ieben, mo fein @aier Die 9dlfte ieines
&0rpers berbirgt. Ser @9neGbamz
pier, Der fi9 in feinem @Iemsate piegt,
nimmt iiberbies au9 bur9 bic osfGIz
ligs Gorm ieiner te6nii9 i&Dnen
2inien unb bur9 Die polenbete Qei6=
tisteit ieines S9nimmperm6eens piel
bon DEM unmittelbaren Ginbrud bes
&olofalen binipeg. 8etm Stapeuauf
zines iol9en S9iffes i3eint es gu
nd6ft, ais nolts bic gu 8aHer Itiirz
senbe Mai1e bss itGblernsn S9iffslei>
bes in ibrer furdtbaren S9nere unz
aufbaltfam auf ben @runb rennea,
oann tonlmt Elm @usenblid, ba bic aufz
gepiiblts Slutb bas ungetbiim slei9z
lam NIT getpaltigen Irnen umipannt
unb gum Stiaftanb geSlpungsn bat, I'm
es alsbulb nit elmer pabrbaft impo>
nirenben 3raft unb 2ei4tisfeit BOD,
aus benz Wafer gu beben. SIT bas
S9iff i'm WaHer; 10 mub man an
8orb geben. auf Der 8pmmanbobriide
fteben, in bic 2abei9d9te binabbliden
bur4 bic i4ier enblofen Slure aniz
f9en ben &abtnen f9auen, UNI bas
gauge 9efiibl bon Der 2iefenbaftisteit
bes S4iffes gu baben.
Selbft unter ben ginpanberern hat
ni9t Sebermann Elm S9iff pie
vSeutf9lanb" ober ,&aiier Wilbclm "
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-15

gillian st ufeIG's iapas
niI9er Wd9telbunb bat, pie aug Sus
ratosu, 81. g., beri9tet pirb, elm bia'
mantenbeiebtes 6alsbanb, bas $500
'foftet. Gs tit Elm @ef9enf ees Miaio=
rGrs SeTe Qetpiiobn, Der 81 ben eifris=
fen @erebrern Der f96nen Gillian gez
Bort. Oie S9uufpielerin bdlt BON
ihrem 9unb febr piel unb ldbt i'm niez
mails auber Musen. Sur !6errn 2ez
pifobn seitattete fe 5upeilen, nit benz
Sbier ipaateren gu geben. 4uf einem
folden SpaSiersans fam 2epifobn
tiir5lia on einem Sufpelierlaben ppr=
Bel. Ginem plDbli9en Mntriebe foI<
senb. sins CT binein unb frugte nod
einem btamantbefebten 9unbebuIs<
banb. Oas bate Der Suipeli.r nun
spar nidt, aber er f4lus por, elm
Mrmbanb Inn ben Sals beg Sbieres su
tbun. 9err 2epifobn tpar 70 ent5idt
bon Der Sbee, bab er obne Murren
ben %seforoerten Yreis bon $500 be-
Sahlte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-15
bolf ikr afsbofb barous.

bolf ibr afsbofb buraus.
rOente Din, 0il0d, bic ghre un0
bic Jreube! Der Serr gonbibat lift
getommen, I'm Did UNI Define Sanb
5u bitten
Gin Bid pon f9ptegermiittsrli6er
5Grtli9teit traf MIDI, msinen GpIins
Der unb bic 8lumen, pGbrenb 5rGuz
lein 9~ilbesarb Miene mu9te, mir UNI
ben 9als gu fallen.
80, Sumo, lifpelte fie, i9 babe
Did f9on INNER geliebt!"
sd = Gb = 5ruu hilbegarb =
6rdulein Maier = bas lit Der
9ut 9ebOrt ia gar ni9t mir = SIRIUS
lein Sumo irrt ft9 ---
.9la, no, lieber S9piegerfobn, MIR
ni4t 70 befansen", begiitigte 5rau
Maier, nnb bonn faeten tie INNER
abpe9felnb bic Sp9ter etpas unb
bic Mutter etpas unb i9 pienei9t
audi, bod pubte id ni9t mas, unb
erft als i9 mid tpieber auf Der Stras
BE befanb, ben unfeligen gplinbers
tut i'm Naden pie elm perIpGteter
8allgait am Ni9ermittpp9, ba fam
mir aImGbli9 gum 8etpubtfein,
tpel9 tiidii9en Strei9 mir bas
S9idfal sefpielt butte. SD BET
meinen @runbfGBen unb = lat not
leait = Bel meinem i9malen Gins
tommsn elm @becanbibat9! Dos mar
ia unmDsli9! SD mubte bas Mibz
peritdnbnib 10 f9nea als mOgli9 auf>
fldren, ebe es ru9bar unb mir elm
&iidaug unmDeli9 tpurbe. @ber tros
aaebem bic 8lamage unb Der 4erger!
limb bas allies bon benz breimal ber<
tpiini6ten Gnlinber! 6dtte er mir
gehOrt. i9 bate i'm mitten auf Der
Strabe in taufenb SeBen aerrifen,
aber gum Slid gepann meine @erz
nunft mod re9t5eitis bic Sberbanb
iiber mein temperament. Sp9 Corn
unb Merser batten mir slei6pobl Die
&ehle 10 a~ussebOrrt, bab i9 fem
lautes Wort bate berporbrinsen tOn>
men. Sd trat besbalb in Elm nabese>
legenes G~eftaurant unb lieb mir
cine Jlaf9e @sin eeben. !9aitis
ftiirate i9 elm paar Glider binuntsr,
unb msine grresuns lieB ettpas nod.
Safir aber padte es mid BON Der
morulii9en Seite, unb in 9ruufumer
Selbittrpnie pb meiner Gitelfeit unb
beren Solsen sins i4 nit mir ins Sc
ri6t.
Nu9bem bies our @sniige gsf6eben
mar. ba9te i9 ans Sorteeben unb
tppQte mad meinem Suite sreifen =
aIein, er mar ni9t mebr ba! On feiz
rer Stelle bling Elm perpai9ener unb
5errifener SirOlerfila am Ragel, auf
ben ii9 nrnmebr meme 8lide cine 3eit
lang in f9mer5li9er &eiignation ri6<
teten. &lfp geitOblen! Ser 9ut metz
mes Sreunpes 2ubpis eetOblen! BON
ru9lofer 6anb oil
Mit pilber Sanb padte ib enbli9
ben Wilbf9iiBenbedel, Der mebr gu
meinem Snnern als gu meinem Ieuz
bern paBte, itiilpte i6n auf ben 9opf
unb elite meiner Bpbnung 5u. BORT
fdrieb ia i'm 2uufe bes Na9mittugs
5pei 8riefe; ben einen an 5rau
Maier, meme perflofene S9pieserz
mutter, ben aEberen an bic Sirma in
Der probin5 itaDt 2ubpiss UNI einen
gblinber go. 81 gssen Ra9nabme.
Senn peniuftens 2ubpig fonts
bon meiner 9lamage ni9ts erfabren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-15

= @tnen pnberbdrengoz
li5eicommifGr bat Die 9emeinbe Boom
bel Inttperpen. ueber ben Mann,
Der 3utfuerts beiBt. cirfulirten f9pn
felt ldng.rer 3eit allerIei ieltiame Sc
ri9te Guberft belitater 0atur. Die
DOrsefeBte 8ebOrOe fab fi9 Deranlubt,
ben ereentrif9en 8eamten auf einen
Monat gu iuipsnbirsn. Sn elmer Der
leBten Nd9te jebo9 ~leiitete ii9 Der
9err poli5eicommifGr einen neuen
Strei9, Der pobl feline iofortige4mtsz
entbebuns our 5plge buben birfte.
I'm Mitternaat nurDen Die 8etpobs
ner Der &ue be rgetife bur9 laute
9ilferufe aug benz S9lafs sei9redt.
9isfe riibrten BON Spei 5rauen Der.
Mlutter unb Sp9ter, bic in Der Gtra=
BE als Mpbiitinnen etoblirt finb. 8ei>
De tparen i'm SCENT aug benz 5enfter
sefprunsen, neil fi9 Gi1bre9er in ib=
rer Wobnung befinben folten. Sine
Mn5abl Na9barn brans barouf in
8egleitung bes @emsinbebieners In
bas 6aus elm unb iart bort urter benz
9abentti9 beritedt = ben polisei>
cpmmiHGr, Der bonn 5pf Der in bic
@pbnuns eingeftiesen mar. @as er
bort polts, pirb bic bon Der Staats.
anpaltidaft eingeleitett unterfudung
ergeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-15

Sn Seras sibt es @eibegriinbs
bon msbr uls 100000 Older @usbsh~
nung.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-04-08
Notice, for. Publication.

TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 5, 1878,
United States Land Office, Carson City, Ne
vada. January 2s h. 1904
MOTT lE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN COM
pliance with the provisions Of the act of Congress
OF June Sr 1878, entitled act for the sale OF
tia,bpr lands in the States OF California Oregon,
Nevada, and Washington Territory" as extended
to all the Public Land States by act of August 4th
1892. william Med ermott OF Salt Lake City, county
Of salt Lake, State Of Utah. has this
dsy iled ia this office his sworn statement No ~
q che purchase OF the 8 u s E Y Of \ s h
OF section No 10 in Township No South Range
e7 E. M. d. B. M and will offer proof TO show
that the land sought is more valuable fot Its
timber or stone THAI for agricultural pnrpose.and
to establish his claim to snid land before
the 4 ester and Receiver of this office at Carson
gity Nevada on Tuesday, the l2th day of APRIL
1904.
The names as witnesses;
rames :. benton of CalientUs Nevada
Rdwsrt - lark of Cslientes, Nevada
lharles GdI . veil Of Oalientes, Nevada
Charles o. RVnnow OF Pansca, Nevada
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the ABOVE
described lands sre requested TO file their claims IN
this office on or before said l2 day of April 1904
o. H. GALLUP,
Register.
Date Of first publication Feb. 6th 1904
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-04-08
SU UMMONS.
In the Fourth Judicial
District Court, County
of Lincoln, State OF
Nevada.
The State OF Nevada Sends Greeting

The State OF Nevada Sends Greeting
to
ELLA NJ. GILLEN,
you are hereby required to appear In an action
commenced against you as defendant by Onsries
aIep as plaintiff in the Fourth Judicial Dlstrict
Oourt of The state of New lds. Lincoln County az
the town of Phoebe. and answer the complain.
therein. which is on file with the lerk OF SAID
Conrt within ten days after the service on You 81
This tummons exclusive OF the day OF hervicel II
served in said County. twenty days II served o1t
Of s.id County, bat within this district, and III W
other cases forty days, or judgment by deiAut
will be taken against you, according to the prayer
OF said complaint
rhe said action is brought to recover judgement
aoainst YOU. the said fendant for A Judgment
and Decree of ths Court dissolving the bonds o,
matrimony. now existing b tween the piGintin
CHARLES eillen and Ella NJ. Gillen, the defendant
And Won are hereby notified that II YOU fail to
annear and answer the said complaint AZ above
redpirei. the ssid plaintiff will take Judgment ana
decree according to the prayer OF the Complaint
and for such nt.er Esd further relief ae 10 the
court may seem mete and pr per
In Testimony Whereof, |, Be,J sanderi
have hrreunto SCI my 1And omclAlly'thh
Ard day OF February, ID. 1904.
BENZ, SANDERS
Atty forP PHI
Dated Feb; IL. 1904.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-04-08

ReuolJournal-The other day a
Carson man was asked by a friend to
drink and declined. At once two
more friends asked him to join in
social glass and remarked, 81 guess
7 will have to-like George Nixon,
bow to the will of the majority"
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-04-08
Notice of Forfeiture.

TO JOHN RYsoN, his Grantees, Assigns, heirs
executors or admins traitors and all persons claim
log under, by. from, OF through him:
You are hereby notified that the undersigned CO.
owner with you in the "Mohawx No. II the "Mo-
hawk No 2" and Sunshine" mining claims, situ-
ated in Eagle Valley Mining district, Lincoln
County State Of Nevada, has performed the work
snd made the expenditures on the said mining
claims, required by section 1924 of the Revised
Statutes of the United states to hold the same for
the years 1902 and 1908. and the amount due from
you on your one-half interest in said claims for
each of said years is $4,000. making total Of
5000. 90 for the wo years.
And u within ninety days after the publication
Of this notice you fail or refuse to contribute your
said PROPORTION of such expenditure as co-owner,
,our interest in said claim will become the prop
erty II the subscriber under said section 252A.
JAMES KNIGhT.
Dated. Feb. II, 1904.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-04-08
NOTICE..
In TIL. district Court Of
the Four hJu dicial 0is-
trict County Lincoln
state of Nevada.

In the matter of the Estate Of
Felix II knight, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the final account of
Harmaa b. Prudential, administrator Of the
Etate Of Felix H X light deee !Sed, has been
rene, red 10 sill court s'ttlement and that the
petition for final distibuto for saii estate has
1een file with said court toPe her with the petit
tion for the discharge of sail administrator and
hat the 18th day of FebrusrY A D 1874, at ten
o'clock a 10. hss been duly appointed by said
court for the settlement af sad iunt and hear
irg Il ssG petiti9as " which tlne any person in
'ereSted IN said estate may sppear aud fila his ex-
tspti0n in writing to said account and contest the
sane.
ia. NEsBTTr, Clerk
By Geo sawyer Deputy.
Dated this the and day of Feb. 1904
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-04-08
Notice of Norfeiture.

TO WM JENKINS, his Grantees, Assigns, heirs
ana ~ persons claiming lder, from or through
him;
l,u ere hereha no:th, d that the undersigned CO.
ow'tt IN Y u - rhe 'Evs" and Minnie" mn
inl claius. atu,tsd IN silver Pa.i miniag district
Line n Jpunt SevadR, ,s peri rned tho wo X
On EiA b 'x{ eutitTes on tAe said mining
clt ms, rqNre' by section 2324 oi tho Revised
ST utef Lb United li tes 81 hold the same n
The y ri iRu2s 1903 and the smouat due from
70 o. your ene-fslf interest in said claims for
esrh y sris 500. n.tin ,ntal u s20O for the
two yeans
And Il wi hin nins days alter tie publication
of tiA tica f0u f4il ri fuaH contribute your
IA 4 proportion o. such expenditure AZ co.owntr
yoar lntsr-at viii eeome th+ property Of the sub
sefinrr uaier 50 Section 2a24
JAMES HULsE.
Dated, Feb. 28ti. l904
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast.

washingtH. Jan. s-The barometer fallen de-
cidedy the greater portion third
the country The area OF high has
pied the plateau since has practically
disappeared.
The pressure Is lowest north Montana. although
well defined storm centre appears Rocky
Mountains The depression that central In upper
Michigan Thursday evening has made little progress
eastward and tonight occupies Ontario
ondary depression off the South New-England Coast.
There has been IN the region ana from Viz
giais northward.
The temperature has risen generally except in
upper lake region and upper Mississippi Valley where
colder weather prevails.
The weather Will continue unsettled with light snow IN
Ne-England and the lower lake region Elsewhere
weather will prevail Rocky Mountain dis
trtcs where is probable. and in the Southwest
rain is indicated
II will be warmer in the upper region tho upper
Mississippi and the upper Missouri. valleys Moderate
temperatures will prevail eastern and southern
districts
The winds along the Nsw-England Coas. will b. fresh
north 10 northwest Middle and South Atlanta
Coast mostly westerly. and fresh on tn. East
Gun hght and variable; the West Gulf Coast fresh
southeast increasing and Lake Michigan variable
becoming fresh south.
Steamers departing Saturday European ports will
have fresh northwest north
TO the Grand Banks. Storm warnings are dsnlayed on
the Ne"CEngIand Coast and Pacific Coast from
Eureka Cal. northward. N '-"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09
AGAINST EDUCATION BOARD BY LOT.
Chancellor MacCracken Does Not Agree with
Some College Presidents

Chancellor MacCracken said yesterday 10 a
porter Of The Tribune that he dissented from his
brother college presidents who favored choosing a
State Board OF Education by lottery from among
me present nineteen members Of the State Regents.
He though the Regents would be setting a bad
example II they employed the dice box other
similar method Cor selecting for high Office.
Next We should have OFT athletic managers trying
70 escape trouble by having the candidates for the
BASEBALL team select a champion nine by casting
lots; or the mana gers OF our debating team irni-
'a'ing the State Regents in choosing champion de-
ustess for the year by the OF the dice box
similar method
For State Regents and college presidents to
!eaFe 70 chance what be settled by wisdom and
Aoor, said Chancellor MacCracken lis a bad
precedent II education. IL nine Regents must be
e"osen out OF the nineteen can IL not be done by
some method that viii demand at least a small
ihooleun q talent knowledge or industry
ssih' II We must depend largely upon chance is
needfd 70 depend upon chance altogether
you'd II not be better for the legislature 10
= law that the nineteen Regents should appoint
NaE 10 he spent by them in a progressive game OF
spe OF enchre or perhaps in the present popular
s IN entitled bridge? Let the law enact that
fg! E5 state BOARD Of Education
"a los os 2ly this Plan will hardly give fair chance
efaD.e bishop DOane. or any other clergy
H., sh CT ne board. IS the have probably devoted
3, s uae "a Games OF chance: but clergymen are
ors ey H41 their turn for two hundred years in
$500 sesiz:hs and carrying American colleges and
cha '' @ and doctors and politicians have
ara -, ~ course. II would be entirely feasible
a. .pt"per II nine Regents must be selected out
ell zen 10 direct the Board o. Regents them
nev o - make a selection OF the nine men whom
pr. asI work OF the State But as several college
70 comnro, tS 90 appealing TO chance. am willing
pla,Jrf Use on an evening OF progressive card
MI by the Regents 10 decide which Of them
pre- sfs snase the educational interests of the EN-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09
WORK OF THE REGENTS.
Increase an Results zcith Diminution
of Cost.

Albany, Jan. 6-A summary OF the years
work in the department of the Regents Of the
University Of the State of New-York was issued
to-day The statement shows that the depart
ments are six in number-administrativ col
lege. high school home education. State Library
and state Museum. Twelve academic depart
rnents Of union schools and one high school
were admitted 10 the university, and four per-
rnanent charters were issued Three college
charters and two limited charters were amended
Five association charters and nine limited char
ters were granted. Permanent charters were
granted TO five libraries and nine provisional
library charters were made permanent while
eight provisional library charters were issued
The report says in part:
Tbs increase in the magnitude OF the ADMIN,
isfra-ive work mas been accompanied by d marked
din mutton n the proporionate cost and the est,
mates for 1904 which the Regents have made Will
still further lessen the prOporuOnete cost to the
STATE Of the extensive system under their control
The following table shows total appropriations for
the university for each year since 1900: