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Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-02

land commissioner on the elevator contract,
was noted AS a pretext for sidetracking
the elevator contract. the board decided
that It would be shelved until Attorney
General Norris Brown can find time 10
attend meeting of the board. without
the signatures of the two officers of the
Board of Public Lands and Buildings the
contract is said to be void. 1t is under
stood that the board will decline to APP
prove the bargain made by DR.. Kern. al
though the minutes OF the board. written
by Secretary of State Galusha, show that
the matter was referred to DIR. Kern. 1t
was reported that the contractor who made
a private bargain with DR.. Kern for
porches to cost about 5000 had backed
out and does not now desire to complete
the work. There was no showing that a
legal contract had been entered into and
that the state can hold the contractor. In
the matter of a possible deficiency at the
hospital. which Governor Mickey has for
hidden DR.. Kern to incur. 1t was stated
that the elevators would probably come
within the appropriation.
As to the porches, Superintendent Kern
made this statement to the board in this
form:
Gentlemen: In the matter of your com
with reference to the porch in front OF the
administration building at the State Hos
pital for Insane at Hastings, l have to re-
port the low bidder declines to enter into
a contract with the board, for the reason
of delay.
He expected to have his bids opened and
contract awarded in December, 1905 but as
matter OF fact the contract was not
awarded him until July 2, 1906. During
this interval he has entered into contract
for a number OF buildings with private par
ties all of which will require his entire
time during the remainder OF this year.
He does however. make the statement
that he will enter into a contract II the
board will permit him to do the work in
the spring OF 1907, which of course. / pre-
sumo win not be possible. Yours very
truly, w. B. KERN.
banquet to Burkett.
A complimentary banquet was given
Senator Burkett tonight at the Lincoln
hotel by the Lincoln branch Of the Ma
tional Association of Letter Carriers in
recognition Of his work for the organiza-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-02
HOME, FOLKS DINED BY BRYAN
Get . Look at Relics Collected During
Wefld Tour and Organize
! Association.


LINCOLN, Neb., oct. IA reception
and dinner to the Bryan Nebraska Home
Folks was rendered this evening by MIR.
and Mrs. William J. Bryan at their home
at Fairview, the guests being the mem
bers Of the Nebraska party who met Mr..
Bryan at New York on his return from
his trip around the world. scvcnty-one
members Of the party attended ton!ghts
dinner. Including Mayor James c. Dahl
man of Omaha and many of the democratic
mayors Of the state. Today was the
twenty-second anniversary of the marriage
of Mr.. and Mrs Bryan and the nineteenth
anniversary OF Mr.. Bryan's arrival in Lin
coin. t.r
Following TIE dinner the guests were
shown over the Fairview home and relics
collected on, the trip around the world de-
scribed. The most formidable of these
were T. = Chinese dragons of heroic pro-
portions, which hays been posted at the
entrance to the b IA home, which Mr.,
Bryan said represGted. the positive and
the negative-the conservative and the
Democratic. and which he always sought
to walk batween.
Mr.. Bryan made a short, informal speech
descriptive of his journey and the recep-
lions accorded in the different cities Wis
tied. There was no politics in the ad-
dress.
The guests at the function tonight or
ganized what will be known as the Bryan
Nebraska Home Folks" adopting a con-
stitution and electing Edgar Howard OF CO.
lumbus president
Mr. Bryan will rest at his home for a
number OF days.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-02

ton in the house of representatives and
In the senate. Postmaster e. r. slzer
ofiiciated as POSTMASTER and Rev. Luther
p. Ludden gave the invocation. The fol-
lowing toasts were responded to:
what Are We Here For?" Carrier
Thomas McShane.
"Our Own Nebraska" Governor John II.
Mickey.
"our rriend-The Enemy" DR.. George
w. Martin.
"our Bots-.The Postmaster" Postmaster
"Our support-The Press viii Owen
Jones.
"our Lawmakers" Charles B. Letton.
our Standby-The Politician" Allen w.
Field.
''Our Uncle Sam Abroad" Henry H.
wilson
Justice to All. Special Privileges to
None" Congressman John l.. Kennedy.
"Our Honored Guest" Ross L. Hammond.
Response. Senator Elmer j. Burkett.
COmmutes Woman's Sentence.
Governor Mickey today COMMITTED the
four years sentence of Mrs. Ida Terrell,
an Omaha colored woman, who was con-
victed of robbery. The woman was re-
ceived a. the penitentiary~ May II and
on May 30 was transferred to the Hospital
for the Insane on recommendation of an
examining board. She was reported dying
of consumption and her sister, Mrs. Blanche
Brown, ll2O Magee street. Kansas City.
Mo-. offered to take the woman and care
for her. She was sent back to the peni-
tertiary today and was Immediately taken
away by her sister. Her father, aged 70
years, is waiting at Kansas City to see
her.
MagOOn to speak.
C. E. Magoon, formerly OF Lincoln,
United States minister to the Republic OF
Panama and governor of the Panama
canal zone. may deliver one or more
speeches for the republican ticket In Me-
braska during the campaign. Mr.. MagoOn
is due to land at New York tomorrow
and will soon thereafter be assigned TO
service in the Philippines. On the way
thither, he will stop OF for a few days
in Lincoln. The republican state commit
tee is already taking steps to secure his
services for speaking dates. Mr.. Magoon
has an extensive reputation as a speaker
and will be Of material assistance to the
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-02
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-02

terms OF the license should have the effect
to revoke II, is not arforfeiture beyond the
powers of the corporation"
In your communication you ask this
further question:
''if the Board of Fire and Police Commits
sioners have absolute knowledge of lnfrac-
ton of the law on the part of licensee.
has the board a right to refuse the grant
ing Of another license at the beginning of
the fiscal year to said licensee who has
been guilty of law violation, but who
has not been convicted in the courts?"
1t is my, opinion that the board should
have the right to refuse, to grant a license
under the conditions stated Very respect
fully. NORRIS BROWN,
Attorney General.
1t is understood that Governor Mickey
has summoned the members of the South
Omaha board to Lincoln for conference
on the saloon situation at Packingtown
He has already demanded OF them that
they enforce Sabbath closing and other
regulations Now that he has the attorney
generals opinion unfolding the authority
OF the board. it is thought he will insist
more strongly than before on their com
the liquor dealers.
State Treasurer's Report.
State Treasurer Mortensen's monthly re-
port shows that this is the hard up"
period for the state. but that taxes will
soon begin TO flow into the treasury. Not
withstanding the small amount OF receipts.
the treasurer reports that he has s26S.599
in state deposit Dry banks. and, as usual he
gives the names of the banks and the
amount in each. There is only 81 1851 in
the permanent school fund. During the
month the treasurer received $780, 55s.O5 and
paid out s210,6so.4S. He had balance of
$576. s.20 on hand September l. The bal
ance on hand at the close OF September
was s2es .194.s2. The following are the bank
balances reported by the treasurer at the
close of September:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-02
BURkEIr SPEAKS, AT BLOOMINGTON
Senator Draws Large Crowd to Meet
la Ing I'm Franklin.

BLOOMINGTON. Neb., Oct. 1,-(special)
.--senstor r. j. Burkett spoke here Friday
night TO an appreciative audience. The
senator spoke in a happy vein and had the
crowd with him from start to finish. He
INTENDED to take the train for the west
~ 4 o'clock, but he got so engrossed in his
work that with the arrival Of out-of-town
folks while he was talking, he forgot all
about the train until II could be heard at
the station. After this the senator took
= new start and continuing. took Mr.. Bryan
to task, showing the difference between
then talks. one hour and the man who
thinks one hour and talks twenty-four
hours" arraigning the democratic party for
promising great things. and accomplishing
nsthing. when N pogsr and forever chang
ing their platform, crowding on old
theories with new ones. 80 NeAT
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-02
Lumberman Kined by Car...

,ANsLEY, Neb., Oct. 1-George Brown.
local manager of the Dierks Lumber and
Coal company. was instantly killed by the
ezstbound passenger train No. AZ today.
The accident occurred on the railroad
crossing about four miles east of Mason
City. near the Purcell farm. George
Brown in company with Ed Applin. was
driving TO Litchieid. and the team became
frightened and ran away Ed Applin has
n broken hip and badly bruised head, bat
Is not considered fatally hurt. The team
was killed.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-02
>. p. Latta for senator.

OAKLAND. Neb, Oct. 1.--(special Tele-
gram.)--The thirteenth senatorial demo-
cratic convention was held in the opera
house here today. the full number OF dele
gates were in attendance: George Little of
Lyons was chairman OF the convention and
w, r. .Beum OF Tekamah secretary. ]. p.
Iatta of Tekamsh, Neb., was unanimously
chosen as the nominee for senator. Fred
bunker Of West Point was chosen chair
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-02

man and Herman Klake Of West Point sec
retary OF the senatorial committee. the Burt
county member TO be chosen later. The
Burt county delegates also nominated John
w. Patterson of Craig as representative to
I'LL the vacancy caused by the resignation
of Andrew Young, jr.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-02
Meeting One of the Best Attended In
History OF state.

History of state.
HASTINGS, Neb.. Oct i--(speciai Tele-
gram.)-The Christian Endeavor state con-
vention closed with a general session last
night. The meeting was one OF the best
attended ever held by the association. 1t
was voted to hold the next annual CON-
vention in Omaha. officers were elected
as follows: President, Arthur Chase,
Omaha; vice president, Rev. J. H. Sails
bury, Plattsmouth; secretary, Mrs. Edith
d. Garloch, Omaha: superintendent Of
junior work. Mrs. r. r. Carruthers. Has
tings; superintendent Of missions. Clark
oberlies. Lincoln; superintendent of Chris
tian citizenship department. Walter Rood,
North Loup; treasurer. william Watts.
Deweese; field secretary and editor Chris
tan Endeavor News. Rev. William HARD
castle.
The society OF the First Presbyterian
church OF Omaha was awarded a bannes as
doing the best work Of all the local soeis-
ties represented. A resolution was passed
recommending that a fund OF 1850 be
raised to pay the expenses OF the state.
association for rhe ensuing year.
Editors Novel Experiment..
HUMBOLDT, Neb.. Oct. 1.--Aaam shick.
IT,, the editor and publisher OF the Dubois
News-Record. in this weeks issue an
nounces new departure, which will be
watched with interest by the newspaper
fraternity of this section. Mr. shick owns
q fine farm a short distance from Dubois
and states that he has decided 70 suspend
publication of the News-Record as a weekly
paper. that the plant win be removed 70
his farm Immediately and he viii hence
forth publish instead a monthly magazine
yet unnamed. at &c per year The frst
task OF the publishers, he announces. VIII
be literal translation from the Hebrew
Of the book OF Genesis. with up-to-dats
commentaries on this part OF the Bible.
CONTINUED on Fourth Page)
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-02
Hor.e Thiere. az NORFOLK.

NORFOLK, Neb., Oct 1.-(Special Tole-
gram)-Ftve horses were stolen from here
during the night. 1t is believed they are
near Randolph.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-02

Continued on Fourth Pase1
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-02
MRS. GUTHRIE NOW IN NORFOLK
Woman who Found Child Exhausted
Resources I'm search.

NORFOLK, Neb., Oct 1.-(Special Tele-
gram)-Mrs. Mary Guthrie, who located
her child In Pennsylvania after a long
search. is at Norfolk. where she is work.
Ing as a dressmaker. She had sold nearly
everything she owned to raise money with
which to prosecute the search. The child
was stolen by its father in Chicago last
Christmas. They were divorced and he
has married since
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-02
MIssinE STATE Contract..

Missing state Contracts.
The much-looked-for contracts for work
at the Hastings asylum have noe been
produced. Superintendent Kern OF the
Hastings asylum brought in one today.
but It was signed only by himself and
the contractor. II calls for food elevators
for the hospital at a cost Of s5,l72. The
contract for 5000 worth OF porches was
not produced The absence OF the sigma
ture OF the secretary Of state ga state
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-02

turned to Park City Tuesday from a
three months stay with relatives and
friends at Nephi.
+, w Sherman and daughter, Miss
Jeanie. went down TO the city Monday and
remained until Wednesday at the Ken
yon.
Miss Marguerite Cordell OF Salt Lake
came up TO Park City this week for a
weeks visit with Miss Frances Fargo
Miss Adelaide Hampton OF Salt Lake
spent Sunday with her sister. Mrs. Jean
Hampton.
Miss Clara Fargo. who has been visit
Ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Fargo
Tor the past two months, returned to
her home in Pocatello Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Sutton are home
from short stay in Zion with relatives
Miss Dora Evans. who has been visit
Ing with her numerous relatives In Zion,
returned home Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Newman and sister.
Mrs Slater of Salt Lake, visited the
King and Wabash mines the past week.
Mrs. William Roedman spent several
days In the city this week
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. A. w, Davidson enter
tanned at dinner very informally Thurs
day In honor of Salt Lake friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan B. Shields visited
the metropolis this week
Mrs. William Dodge gave a picnic up
the tram Wednesday In honor OF her
sister, Miss Frances Richardson Of Cali
fornia. About twenty-five young people
enjoyed the outing Mrs. Dodge was as
sisted by Mrs. oliver Allen, Mrs. T.
Very, Mrs. Dan B. Richardson and Mrs.
G. T. Prisk
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Sunday Sept. End.

Excursion to Ogden via o. S. L.
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to 6:05 p, m, returning leave Ogden
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p. m. Excellent trout and chicken din
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Good time for all at Wandamere an
Labor day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-20
TEACHERS MEET TO-DAY.
County Pedaaosues Holding Session
Today at MuIhziI

The Logan County Teachers asso-
citation is meeting today at MnliHIl.
Tonight at half past seven O'Clock
Prof. Ben Hennessey. will entertain
the educators with one of his inimit-
able and instructive lectures, ON the
art of expression. Among the instruc-
tors from the high school who are there
today were noted-Prof. w. S. Calvert.
supt. Derrick, Prof. Hsnnessey. Prof
Norris, who leads the discussion,
Teaching Fractions and Percentage;
the Best Method" Prof Cunningham,
Prof. Cain, Misses Eta Hikes, MhE
Calvert. Nihart. DooIittle, Williamson
and Eva Allison.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-20

a balance in that fund at the beginning
Of last year Of s5.o76.90 and balance
at the beginning of the present year Of
|sL21s. or the $1O,so0 appropriated by
the territory for militia purposes there
issa balance on hand of sS62.4s The
1906 encampment, held at Chandler,
cost thelterritory ss,5fs.4s out OF 'fhe
$4,000 appropriated for that purpose.
For the pay Of the troops al Chandler
the government paid s4.5SO.25.
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FoREIoN LAsoa Foa TAE souTA.


New Orleans, Lss, Jaa. ls.-with
the arrival OF the Italian Royal Mail
Liner vincepzo Florio, which is due
here tomorrow frorl Palermo With
SOC Italian immigrants. there shall
have been taken the inilial step to-
ward increasing immigration to the
United States through this port The
steamship company win maintain a
bi-monthly service and It is estimated
il will bring to New Orleans about
5000 Italian immigrants annually.
The bulk OF them win be distributed
throas silout this section and among the
sbg0 plantations and cotton fields,
where the demand for labor Is daily
becoming greater and more impera-
tive.
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We ofrer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case Of catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. ]. CHENY g. CO.. Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned. have known F.
]. Cheny for the last fifteen years. and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
abts to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WALDINC. KINNAN e MARTIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
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Take Halls Family pills for consti-
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use Of Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure. because
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came near resulting fatally to the con-
estants last fall. Young Burlington
who was shot with Kress rife is able
to be out now and the differences viii
be aired in court this spring.
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Statement OF the Red Cross Oil &
Gas Co We, the President and MAJ
iorlty OF the Board OF Trustees OF the
Red Cross Oh & Gas Co. OF the Ter
ritory Of Oklahoma, do hereby certify
that the authorized capital stock OF said
company is s50o.ooe. and 100000 has
been paid. and there are no debts Of
said company.
DIR. c. BRRTscmNGER.
President
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i. c. W. Christopher. Secretary Of tho
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PAVING At TULSA.


Special to The Daily Leader.
Tulsa. . r., Jan. 2O.-The home
seeAkrs excursions are bringing in
people TO such an extent that the ho-
tells are crowded 10 the limit The
contract for paing the streets has been
let, work begins next week II Is ex-
pected that a marvellous change viii
take place IN Tulsa within the next
afseen days
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New Life Pills. They are the NIT re-
liable and pleasant laxative I have
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The secret OF successfully Kidding the
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For coughs and colds no remedy Is
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