Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-03
TO INSPECT AT SOUTH OMAHA
Government Agent to Es Appointed to
Examine Stock Shipped East
SENATORS CALL ON SECRETARY
SUGGESTION of Live stock Association
IL Heartily Approved by Secretary
Wilson and Will Doubtless
he Adopted.
lFrnm a star Correspondent

IFTom a stan Correspondent
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2.-tspecisl Tele-
gram)-Senators Willard and Burkett to-
day called upon the secretary Of agricul-
ture TO present a petition from the Live
Stock association Of South Omaha urging
that an agent Of the Agricultural depart
ment be stationed al South Omaha for the
purpose OF hearing complaints and gen
orally to pass upon charges that infected
cattle are being passed through that city
en- route to the east, The Live Stock
ISOLATION Of South Omaha believes that IL
an agent of the department is assigned to
take supervision OF shipments of live stock,
with headquarters at South Omaha. many
81 the stories which are daily wired to the
east rejecting upon tho character or health
fulness Of stock shipped eastward could
be checked. Their idea appears to be that
a government inspection agent should be
located at South Omaha for the purpose
not only OF inspecting passing animals on
hoof but to hear and entertain complaints
regarding their healthfulness and finally
pass upon them. This government agent
should have full control OF all consign-
ments of cattle or other animals eastward
bound and in fact practically act as an ami
NAL quarantine oficer.
The suggestions Senators Willard and
Burkett made met with the hearty APP
proval of Secretary Wilson. He said he
had for some time had such a proposition
in mind and now that it has been formally
called to his attention there is little doubt
but that it may soon be put into operation.
Hainer Enters Protest.
Ex-Congressman E. J. Hainer of Aurora
Neb., is in Washington. Mr.. Hsiner is now
engaged In the dairy business and comes
10, ell Uto 10 MIR of At
ing against certain charges which have
been imposed upon dairy products which he
deems unjust
Congressman Kennedy Arrives.
Congressman and Mrs. John L. Kennedy
arrived in Washington late last night and
at once repaired to their apartments in
the Highlands. Today Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
needy were busily engaged in unpackins
trunks and getting their rooms in habit
able condition.
Mr.. "A J. Hanscom, Miss Virginia Hans
com and Miss France, formerly of Omaha,
are I'm Washington for a few days Ell
route south. Mr. Hanscom Is returning
from Omaha. where he went TO attend the
wedding of his granddaughter Miss Pritch.
EFT, to Mr.. John L. Kennedy, member OF
congress from the Second Nebraska dis
trict. Mr.. Hanscom now makes his home
in New York City.
Allison Expects Long session.
Senator Allison of Iowa looking in splen-
did health, arrived in washington last even
ing. He was accompanied by Representa-
tive Cousins, who accompanied Senator AL
lison to Europe this year. Senator ALI
son was coy when asked az to the proba-
bility of the business Of the session, but
ventured a remark that the session would
extend over a long period Of time.
National Bank for Malvern.
The application Of C. b. Cristy, c. NJ. Fol-
EFT, Fred Durbin, J. NJ. Stranahan, J. o.
Laird and l.. c. Stenesson to organize the
Malvern National bank of Malvern, Ia,
with 10000 capital. has been approved by
the comptroller of the currency.
Charles f. Elder of McCook and Robert
r. Dickson OF O'Neill, Neb., will be recog-
nized as attorneys to represent claimants
before the Department of the Interior.
Rural Delivery In Seward.
Complete rural delivery service has been
ordered established February in Seward
county, Nebraska, making a total of twenty
routes In the county.
Postmastors appointed: Nebraska-Ellis,
Gage county, David J. Wood vice Charles
W. elliott, resigned Iowa-Hoprig, EN-
met county, Hans w. Jensen. vice =. F.
GylinE, resigned. South Dakota-Lindsay,
Stanley county Ray d. Walker, vice c. w.
Lindsay, resigned. Wyoming-Viola Uinta
county. Mar McNish, vice John McNish,
dead.
Rural carriers appointed for Iowa routes:
Adaza, route |, Rollin NJ. Earhart, carrier;
George w. Earhart. substitute Blanchard,
route 2 Frank Wetmore carrier s. c.
Russell. substitute. Clarinda, route >, Mar
tin Feese, carrier; George Cagiey, substi-
tute. Kirkman. route /, Elias E. Fiscus,
carrier; Hoyt Fague, substitute. Madrid,
route l., Frank Anderson, carrier; Anton
Johnson substitute. oxford Junction,
route l. Thomas Kula, carrier; Frank Bis
niger substitute. West Union route 3,
Adam Wagner, carrier; Mrs. Henrietta
Wagner. substitute.