Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
EMPLOYEES TOO CRASPlNC
Plan TO Secure Ten Days Extra Interest On
Warrants Is Knocked Out.
SCHOOL FOR NATIONAL GUARD OFFICERS
state Board Fixes Date for Examina-
ton of Teachers who Desire 10
Secure state Certihcate.-Gov-
ernor slightly III.
SCHOOL FOR NATIONAL GUARD OFFICERS


LINCOLN, Jan. O-CspeciaL)-It has
been customary for some years to pay OF
the statehouse employees and officers along
about the 10th OF the month by warrants
Issued by the state auditor. This practice.
however, will not be continued to those en-
ployes who are in the habit OF registering
their warrants BY getting the warrants
on the nth the employee heretofore could
register the same and draw interest for
ten days. when as matter OF fact the
state had paid for services yet to be rem
dered. Deputy Auditor Cook this afternoon
stated that those who registered their war
rants would have TO wait until the last day
Of the month to get them.
Court to Pas. on Title to ONCE.
The supreme court will take up the mat
ter of Hyland and Coney, both of whom
want to be county superintendent of Wayne
county. on February 6. and attorneys have
until January Is to file briefs. w W.
Young. attorney for Coney, who Is trying
TO Dust Hyland from office after having de-
feated him at the polls. secured an order
from the supreme court at its last sitting
to compel Hyland to show cause why lie
should not turn the office over to Coney.
school for Guard Omcers.
An order has been issued for the annual
school OF instruction of the National Guard
state capital February 81 at p. m. Orders
for transportation will be sent to the field
and stan officers. and those attending will
be allowed $3.50 a day for actual and nee
essary expenses in addition TO the trans
portation. The following compose the board
OF examiners
Colonel J. A. Storch. First infantry regi-
ment; Major r.. II. Phelps, assistant adju-
tant general; Major F. g. Nicholson, First
infantry regiment: Captain J; p: Cameron,
Second infantry regiment; captain A. ID.
tain +. G. Pickett. First infantry regiment:
Captain S. F. Shannon. Second infantry reg
irnent.
The following named officers OF the Ma
tional Guard will report for examination
to the president OF the board. Colonel Jo-
seph A. stoich. at $50 a. m February q:
First Infantry ACKNOWLEDGMENT z. @.
Butterheld, Captain j G. Penrod Captain
First Lieutenant w. A. Myers First Lieu
tenant L. Mccullough First Lieutenant F.
Second Lieutenant E. w Hunsaker, Second
, Lieutenant C., r. Macy, Second Lieutenant
Hobbs. Second lieutenant H. r. Ford, Sec
ond Lieutenant c. p. Auit, Second Lieuten-
ant g; Wilson second Lier itdSad 6 81
Second Infantry Regiment-Colonel J. c.
borne. Major F. j. Mack. Captain J, II.
Bond, Captain c. E: Weaver. First Lieu
j. F. Huika. Second Lieutenant. G.. p
Thomas. Second Lieutenant G. G. Fancher,
Second B. T. Glsr sssGnS LEY
Il. Gasliil, Second Lieutenant @. w. Gregg
Troop A-second Lieutenant G: W. Funk
Lieutenant C. L. Hopper, Second Lieutenant
l.. Fritz
Examination for Teachers.
The State Board OF Examiners met in
the once Of Superintendent McBrien this
-
for the next examination for state
tihcates. The examinations will be held
April 8 and at Lincoln. Beatrice. Fremont,
Hastings. HoIdrege and Norfolk. Outside
OF Lincoln the examinations will be held
at the same time of the district teachers
association. Fifty persons took the last
examinations, but II has not yet been de-
termined how many have passed. In his
tory fourteen took the examination and
thirteen passed. in geometry twenty-five
took the examination and nineteen passed
In rhetoric ten were examined and six
passed. in trigonometry five took the ex-
animation and two passed, in zoology Ave
were examined and one passed, in chemis-
try four were examined and one passed.
in physical geography seventeen were ex-
smined and ten passed. in psychology four
teen were examined and four passed. while
In literature five were examined and not
one passed. This is accounted for because
the subject is large and the persons
taking the examination did not know upon
which part Of the subject they were to be
examined.
The examining board is composed of Miss
Cora oConnell. principal OF the high school
at Ashland. II. B. Sherman OF Columbus
and c. A. Fullmer of Beatrice.
Long Litigation Ended.
The long drawn out litigation over fees.
incident to the dissolution of the law firm
of Wilson. Ricketts, & Lamb which began
in 1892. when Mr.. Lamb withdrew from
the firm, he starting suit for division
OF the fees earned, is finally settled. Mr..
Wilson paid into the supreme court this
morning some $500. the judgment and costs
in the case. The court passed on the
matter on four different occasions.
History OF Bonds Corrected.
State Treasurer Mortensen was notified
this morning that the history of the Idaho
bonds, which the state expects to buy,
would be properly corrected and certified
TO and would be forwarded TO the state
within a few days. An agent OF the banks
selling the bonds expects to be in Lincoln
the latter part OF next week and at that