Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-09
WlNDUP OF CAMPAIGN WORK
Republican COMMITTEES to Be Called Ts-
gsthsr soon 10 Check Over Result.
TROUBLES or OTHc5Rs-slECT BEGIN
Question Of Appointments Being
Brought 20 Their Alteration ny
Those who like the Looks
Of Political Pie
(From a So correspondentl

Efum star OoIIehnouuent.D
LINCOLN. Nov. S--(speeiai.) Chairman
Rose will shortly call the republican state
committee together for a final closeup OF
the business OF the campaign but he has
not yet fxed the date OF the meeting Sec
rotary Perkins will leave for his home at
St. Paul Saturday A. c. Wright who
came out from Washington and who did
valiant work during the closing days OF
the campaign, left, with Mrs Wright for
Washington this morning. Wright never
fails to show up at the right time during
Nebraska campaign, and, according to
the officials around the headquarters, his
enthusiasm and his untiring energy did a
whole lot to keep things moving along in
the right channel this year. Mr.. Wright
is holding down a government position.
Now comes the real confiict-the contests
for appointment under the new admins
tration. There is little doubt that the Of
fee forces of Superintendent McBrien, Au-
ditor Searle and Land Commissioner Eaton
will remain practically the same. Treas
urer-elect Brian, Secretary OF State Junkin
and Attorney General Thompson will have
to select ONCE help and deputies either
from the present forces in these ofices OF
from the recruits who will file applications
Governor-elect Sheldon, Of course. will have
the greatest amount Of patronage at his
disposal and many people are already
studying the rosd which leads to Nehawka
II lie said the deputy treasurer and the dep
uty secretary Of state have been selected
but the 1T Is said" does not come direct
from Brian or Junkin.
Pollard Puts Il Back.
Congressman Pollard has put il back
That 1880 talked about so much during
he LAT In
dispatched today to Washington TO be put
back into the national treasury, Though
he believes he ls entitled TO the salary the
fusiOnists talked about so much, Mr. Poi
lard said he would not keep one cent of
salary about which there is any doubt
concerning his right TO it.
Capital city Gossip.
DR.. II. c.. Brock OF North Platte has
been appointed member of the board OF
secretaries Of the State Dental board to
succeed Dr. D. A. Meese, whose term has
expired. DIR. Brooks commission runs to
August /, 1911.
Former Governor Nance, who is now
| living in Chicago Is visiting relatives here
and this morning called upon Governor
/ Mickey. The two visited the penitentiary.
Governor Nance will leave within few
weeks for Spain, where he will spend the
winter
The board Of secretaries of the State
Board of Health is conducting examinations
! today for applicants who desire to become
practcng physicians. An even dozen
young men are taking the examinations.
Taxes amounting 10 $500 are due on the
executive mansion and some one has tC
pay, either the state or D. E. Thompson
The county taxing authorities have dis
covered the taxes for the year 1890 hav,
not been paid A representative of D. e
Thompson said the building was sold to tn,
state before April /, 1899, and therefore tn,
taxes are not due from Mr. Thompson. TIL,
matter has been referred to the Board o
Public Lands and Buildings.
Penitentiary seifLsustaininG.
Warden Beemer of the state penitentiar,
is working on his biennial report. whicI
will show this year the state penitentiar!
to be self-sustalning. At this time in tn
special penitentiary labor fund there Il
about $4,000, the receipts from contract Ia
Dor am from the sale OF farm products
This amount Of money. Warden Beeme
said, will about pay the expenses for tn
next bienniun:. This is about what h
viii ask the legislature 70 appropriate.
students Protest on Rule.
students OF the state university FeSeE
} the order Of Chancellor Andrews to tw
young men students to either move out o
rooming house in which several youn
women students reside or cut for the tal
, timber and big doings are on tap. TIL
} young men have asked for time in whic
to consider the matter and today 200 stu
dents met and expressed their disapprovs
, OF the ehancellors effort to enforce this rul
; by adopting resolutions,
Reward for Murderer.
Governor Mickey, in behalf of the stat,
has offered a reward of $500 for the muI
derer of Jacob Votava, who was killed nea
Milford October 2
Results in Burt.
OAKLAND. Neb., Nov. s.-(Specisl.)-Tf
, election just passed was one Of the mo-
interesting and holly contested ever he
in Burt county. The $4,000 court houi
! bonds were defeated by over 700 votes.
p. Latta, the democratic nominee for sci
D ator from the Seventh district, was elects
by nearly 800 majority, and J. A. Singhau
- the democratic nominee for county alto
= ney. was elected over W. NJ. HoperwS
d (rep) by over 800 Boyd carried tn
q county. The proposition to return to tow
. ship organization is In doubt but II
v thought II Is defeated Election return
! were never so slow before. 1t is impo
Il sibie to get any definite figures as yet,
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