Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-13
JANSEN FILES A PROTEST
Urges ConGressman HinshRw 20 see
that Drastic Legislation.
IL Killed.
From a stan Correspondent


WASHINGTON, June 12.-Cspecial Tele-
gram )-Iohn p Jansen of Jansen. in a let
ter to Congressman Hinshaw in relation to
the Beveridge bill, says thata representing
as he does. a large number OF live stock
raisers and feeders he hopes Mr.. Hinshaw
will see his way clear TO use his influence
so as to protect the live stock interests.
Continuing along this line, Mr.. Jansen
says:
'of course the present agitation will
mean quite a loss to those interested in
live stock. but that cannot be helped. But
It seems 20 me that the course to take
from now on is one not too radical, as
every business man must realize that any
losses inflicted on the packers react upon
the producers In view of this fact il seems
to me that the cost Of inspection, which
all admit is necessary, should be borne by
the government so as not to divert it to a
comparatively few producers
Mr.. Hinshaw is receiving many letters
and kilograms along these lines. this being
a fair sample Of the Views Of the live stock
raisers
Congressman Kennedy was advised today
by Acting Attorney General Hoyt that he
had called upon Louis V. Guye president
Of Omaha Central Labor union, in relation
to the allegations made by Federal Labor
union No. 12O02, that certain government
employees were engaged in business other
than government business to the detriment
OF private persons. for information in or
der that the government may know II an
investigation should be made.
Attorney General Moody warmly endorses
! Congressman Kennedvs resolution direct
| ing that an exhaustive index of the re-
vised statutes be made. He said that such
an index would be Invaluable TO all gov
ernment employees.
Mr.. Kennedy was advised today that
| Clara j. Culp, widow of Hiram Culp, Elk
| City, had been allowed a widows PEN
sion of IS, from September II, 1905, and
accrued pension from August 2S of the
same year.
! Senator Millard today transmitted to the
house committee on agriculture a number
of letters from leading Nebraska stock
raisers demonstrating against what they
term the drastic measures proposed by
! Senator Beveridge regarding the inspec-
! ton Of animals and meat products"
Among the protestants are the leading
members OF the Nebraska Stock Growers
association, who favor a system of the
most thorough inspection. such inspection,
| however, to be conducted at the expense
OF the government in order, chiefly that
It may be known to be thorough and
official They also assert that to impose
the expense of inspection upon the packer
] would ultimately result I'm having the cost
of such inspection charged against the
stock raisers.
i Senator Millard will. at the earliest op.
portunity, urge upon the house committed
prompt and careful considera tion of these
remonstrances and. of course will follow
the matter in detail when the beef in.
/ spection clause in the agricultural bill
comes into the senate, az 1t will through
the conference repott.
John Cupp Lowe. foH3iorly- Of Omaha bu
now of Minot N. ID. is in washington
or short visit.
Mr.. Charles MARBLE of Omaha is in Wash
| ington.
Congressman Kinkaid has secured tn,
following pensions: George Helser
Monowi, increase at S12; Josiah Jordan
Hay Springs. increase at IS; George Camp
bell, Gordon, original at sS; David s. HUI
burt. Taylor, increase at IS.
A. G. Delong of Dakota Fred Jaspe
OF Hastings. Neb.; G. B. Boydston o
Lead, S. D.; S. R. Murth Of Cheyenne
Wyo., have been appointed railway mai
clerks
Nebraska postmasters appointed: Barada
Richardson county, Henry T. Speer vic
John Markt, removed; venango. Perkin
county Thomas. c. Kunkel vice NJ I
Boston, resigned.
Iowa rural routes ordered establishe,
August !: Cedar Rapids. Linn county
routes and 6, population. l075; houses
} 2l6 swishler. Johnson county. route
population 625 houses 1o6; Viola, IAni