Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-09

avarded during the last two wears and ths
amount of money paid each contractor.
Candiaafss fer Secretary Of senate.
r. "a. GouldinF Of Kearney has announced
his candidacy for the secretaryship n the
senate Pour years aEo he was clsrE q
the COMMITTEES q the whole and two years
ago be was assistant secretary of the sen
ate He is q nswsuaper man. has hae
great deal Of clerical experience and iB a /
member Of the Grand Army. M. wheeler !
Of Clay county. who was secretary two I
years ago. is said TO be o candidate for re- /
election
omctnI Bonds Filled.
State Land Commissioner H n Eaton
and his deputy. J. n shivcly, are the hrst
uf8cials 70 file their bonds with the gov
ernor for the coming two years- Both
Instruments are signed by the American
Surety company Of Baltimore. M. Eaton g
being for S5oO1O and Mr. shively's for u0,Oe.
The bonding concern agrees 10 wait on a
legislative appropriAtiun for the two prem
iuns. which are 81 and 80, respectively.
The bonds as made out run for the fun
biennium.
Rock IEland Makes Rates
The fight Of the Commercial club to Sc
cure lower rates on shipments from the
/ south is bearing fruit Secretary Whit
/ ten received q letter today from H H
| Embry, manager west Of the river for the
! Rock Island, in which he said that the
/ Rock Island people looked favOrably upon
the requests Of Lincoln shippers. and that
/ means were being taken to bring about an
3 amicabls adjustment Of tariff rates that
would be satisfactory. At the Chicago
meeting some time ago. no agreement
could be reached because Of Jack of unan-
! Unity. but II the Rock Island starts some
thing the others are quite certain to fol-
/ low.
STROBE Reports on Convention
] Judge J 3. Strods. chairman o. the pcs
Muines conference on popular election of
| United States senators. paid a visit 10
Governor Miclrty's once this forenoon and
/ Informally reported The proceedings Of the
session. He held a commission from Gov
ernor Mickey as a delegate from Nebraska,
and al q later time he win submit a report
in writing Il is expected that Governor
/ Mickey viii eubody suggestions relative TO
thiE subject In his message 10 the leEiFla-
ture.
Chancellor Defends Segregation
Notices circulated n the State univer-
Eity bearing the forged signature Of the
]
an editorial in the daily paper al the big
school has caused a somewhat bitter feel
ing on the part Of leading students and
/ members Of the Y. NJ. c. A 10 exist
against the faculty. Mrs. Edna Barley,
dean Of women has become unpopular
with some students. both males and CO.
eds
The trouble existing between the stu
dents and the faculty. more especially
Mrs. Barkley. came as the result OF the
attempted enforcement Of the rule prUHid-
ing for the aggregation Of sexes, ana the
methods adopted by the dean Of women 10
carry out her work, that Of perfecting a
better moral standard al the university.
I Chancellor Andrews discussed The stu
alton today. The head Of the big school
began by speaking Of the editorial that
app eared in todsys issue Of the univer-
dty paper. He said
i read with interest the editorial under
the heading, Time 20 stop that appeared
in the university paper today. The writer s
point was well taken. True, this agl tation
must stop. Mrs Bsrlley is doing now
what should have been done in the univer-
sity years ago The chancellor. as well
as the Board Of Regents. is in sympathy
with the work Of the dean Of women
Charges made against Mrs. Barkley
should be put into writing and the writer
or writers must sign their names. II Mrs
: Barkley has not been doing her work as
II should be done: II she has taken the
] wrong step in matters, or iE guilty Of any
OF the charges made against her, the
proper authorities should know l.. II
there is reason for an invest cation. such
! investigation viii be- made"
{ A few Of the minor charges have been
E published in the daily IGpers. The mosi
- serious o: tha lot however, has not beer
- given publicity.
y supreme Court Call.
! Following Is a lisi OF cases which Ufu bt
d called for hearing Decsmbe- Is:
ST. James orphan Asylum REBi-gt Nc
e Donald, Douglas. AUunkIn against ROcne
, 7 ford Douglas. SteEer against KOsch fora
: zlr.-tf7ltrt beforr C0rnrrissiUn No 2 on mo
q riou for rehearing), Butler. Lincoln Trans
$ fer Company against County Board O
courtl, Lancaster; Seeley against Rit tchey
! Z Cass. khuades against hhoadess Hal
2 caster. Lancaster; Miller against Farmers
J Miu and Elevator Company, Madison
Prusa against Everett, COltaN: Martll
e aEaiI'sI Shears. Douglas; Markham agains
e lndapt 2deut order Of FOresters. jefferson
. Germer stove Company against ARw
Hardware and Furniture Company, Ksar
> neys Walters against Village Of Exeter
n Fillmore: Palmer against Stiles. Hitchcock
i Miuut apolis Threshing Machine C1mpanl
. aEaInE1 OTIS Submitted on briefsl, Madison
State against Several Parcels of Land (Gan
e uettl douglas. Sands against Chicago
z Burlington A Quincy Railway Company
=, Hall: Dixon against City Of Wayne. Wayne
. bishop Eainst Fuller, Gage. FitzEeraA
against STATE, Chase.
Oral arguments In the following cases WI
E not be heard before Wednesday, Decembs
= Is Attorneys desiring oral argument
d shUuld make II known 10 the clerk on O
r before Tuesday morning. December Is;
p Bell nERinst Rochefurd. Douglas Peter
" son against Ramsey, Custer; Keller EEains
= Chicago. Burlington Quincy REilWa
a COMPANY. Buffalo. Tir1erfnEtou aEainE
q State Lincoln. LATHE against Hi, Lincoln
Van Waning against Decter. JeffeTs m
. State against Boone County Boone. Patter
20 son AGAINST First National Bank Of Hum
= boldt ElichHrdsun; state eX re- ThumpsOl