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elsewhere, and the second. whether the
state officers shall pay the tuition fee
charged TO non-residents
Last fall the board made its first demand
for tuition and an opinion was secured from
the legal department TO the effect that
the school board had no right TO collect
the money, as some Of the officers were
compelled 10 reside in Lincoln by the pro-
visions Of the constitution, and at the same
time the state superintendent held the
school authorities OF Lincoln school dis
trict could not snumerate school children
whose parents had legal residences at
places other than Lincoln.
Just what the nature OF the suit lie TO be
has not been determined, but II is under
stood the school authorities will refuse TO
allow a child OF q state ofnoer TO enter
school and then a restraining order will
be asked for TO prevent the school authori-
ties from interfering with the child
Plans for Next state Fair.
The State Fair board concluded its SEES
sion this afternoon and adjourned. The
board voted to set aside 800 to pay for an
educational exhibit at the fair and $500 was
set aside 10 pay for the premiums 10 be
offered al the boys corn growing contest
10 be held next December Secretary Melior
was auluorlLeO 10 Guy w Iodos OF clnoere
70 repair the walks and make new walks
on the fair grounds and contracts were
let for the printing Of 10ooO copies Of the
premium list and 5000 folders advertising
the fair.
The following race program was adopted
at the meeting last night upon the recon-
mendauon Of q special committee;
Monday, September S-Trotting, S-year-
olds or unoer, STAKE purse $500 Pacing
- T Tses, purse $40 so Running half mile
Tuesday, SEPTEMBER 4-PaeinE. ESQ. stake,
$500 Running. hve-eighths mile dash,
Wednesday. September @Trottins, az
purse s5ie Trettinr. s:ls class, purse $50
Running, three-fourths mile dash. purse
Thursday. September spacing, 2:lo
stake. purse $1,000 Trotting. 2:5s class
FRIDAY, September 5-TrotfinE. 2:l0. stake
purse 100 Ir2ttins. 2ls st.ks, eurs.
siSs bPneing "a sa,s sa 55r. PUN o $50 Run
Entries 70 all stake races close Monday,
June 4 Entrance fee. 3 per cent, payable
aomi G june iss When hoT 3SmR @Gst
es named anne per cent RsysSisa July and d.
additional per cent deducted from money
winners Of any part OF stakes. The ssso-
citation reserves the right 20 declare OF
am stake not filing satisfactorily. Any
horse distancing the held OF any part
thereof is entitled 10 first money only.
old distance rules TO govern. Entries can
be made in the above stakes al the regular
time Of closing class races. August IL BY
paying Der cent, but horses must be
eligible 70 class al that time. Money d.
vided, 50, Is. Is and 10 per cent All races
best three in I'VE. Nile heats 20 harness.
Rules Of American Trotting association 10
govern, Of which this association is q mem
Der All stakes guaranteed for above
amounts and no more.
Cornell Bill Endorsed.
Tie state ofscers this morning went on
record favoring the Cornell land leasing
bill introduced by Congressman Kinkaid
and pending in congress Representative
Frank Cur-ie, from Dawes county. pre-
ssnted . petition 70 the ofseers asking them
10 request the Nebraska representative in
congress 10 urge the passage OF the biIl
Governor Mickey. Treasurer Mortenssn, At
torney Gensral Brown. Auditor ssarla.