Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-12
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E1aminations for Teashers.
Examinations for state professional GER
tihcates viii be held Monday and Tuesday.
July q and "a. 1906 at the following places:
Alliance. Broken Bow, Fremont, Holdrege,
Kearney, Lincoln. McCook North Platte,
Peru, 81. Paul. Valentine, Wayne and York.
These examinations will be conducted by
the county superintendents IN those places
at their respective Offices except at Peru
and Lincoln. Registrar Redmond win con-
duct the examination at Peru, and the
examination at Lincoln will be In the ONCE
Of the state superintendent. The princi-
pals Of summer schools are requested by
Superintendent McBrien TO give due notice
OF this examination to their teachers.
The program for the examination will be
as follows;
Monday Forenoon-Chemistry. general
Monday Acknowledged literature,
plane trigonometry. zoology.
Tuesday Forenoon-Geology, physical
Tuesday Afternoon-Psychology Rhet-
oric.
Talk Books 60 Teachers.
Miss Charlotte Templeton, the new secre-
tary Of the Nebraska Public Library COM
mission, who succeeds Miss Edna D. Bull
! lock, will visit the various summer schools
| and number of the county Institutes dur
! ing the next month or six weeks. She will
| speak to the teachers on The Evolution
OF the Book" and will talk TO tho teachers
informally on ways and means for estab-
fishing libraries in the schools
The following dates have been made:
| Peru, July "a and 25; Fremont July 80
and 81; Kearney, August ! and ?; North
6: Broken Bow. August Z: Holdrege, August
| 9; McCook, August 10 and Il; Weeping
Mater August az Au aDd ~ A9 sHracus &C.,
/ August q: Pawnee City. August %: Lin
| coin. August Is; Fullerton, August 20; AL
| bion, August 81.
Thousands for Wolf BOuDties.
The wolf bounty law enacted by the last
Legislature has been a costly business for
the state Today Deputy Auditor Cook
| figured that claims 'on file amounted TO
/ $4,000 more than the appropriation OF
$4,000 made by the legislature. The claims
are piling up at average OF 5000 a
month These, Of course. Will have to go
to the legislature as deficiency.
Buys California Bonds.
State Treasurer Mortensen this morning
received California state bonds to the
amount Of $4,000. These bonds were bought
on a basis Of 1892 per cent
Location for Corn Contest.
Deputy Superintendent Bishop is looking
| around for a town in which to hold the
! corn growing contest between the pupils
| of the rural schools. Last year, which was
! the first time such an affair was ever held
| In Nebraska, the contest was held in Lin
| coin and thousands of people were in at
! tendance. Omaha. Lincoln and Fremont
are all three figuring for this event, and
! It is not yet decided where It will be held.
In the meantime superintendent McBrien
] and his Office force are working indus
/ triously on the educational exhibit for the
| state. fair This exhibit will include the
! model rural school and prize work from
various country schools and from the
normal schools, together with photographs
of various school buildings. The exhibit
this year will be more elaborate than ever
before. ....
Orders by AdJutant General.
Adjutant General Culver has issued the
following orders:
The resignation of Lieutenant Colonel
Warren r. Mclaughlin, First infantry reg
iment, Nebraska National Guard, Is hereby
| accepted, to take effect July TO- 1906.
| An election is hereby ordered to fill the
| vacancy occas stoned by the resignation of
Lieutenant Colonel Mclaughlin First in
fantry regiment, Nebraska National Guard.
A board OF ot1cers, to consist OF Lieu
tenant Colonel o. g., g. Osborne Sec Second in
| sistant adjutant general, and Captain Louis
| II. Gage of the signal. corps, will convene
! at the adtutant generals office, Lincoln, at
/ 1880 p. m. Wednesday, July Is, 1906, for the
| purpose of canyassing and recording the
Votes OF the officers of the First infantry
regiment cast in accordance with the pre-
| ceding para graph
The adjutant general will prepare apd
| forward written ballots to the commissioned
officers of the First infantry regiment for
| their use in the election ordered In the
second paragraph. These ballots, Indicating
the officers choice of for annOint-
ment to the Office named in this order,
must be returned to the adjutant generals
office on or before the hour named for
the canvassing Of said votes
The following elections in the Second in
officers to take rank from the dates set
opposite their respective names: Sergeant o.
| f. Shelburn as second lieutenant, Company
! L, March II, 1906; First Lieutenant A. II.
| Barker captain Company F. June 90
1906; Second Lieutenant George P. Thomas
as aaoe hrst menteRSnt; company e. June ~
lieutenant. Company, F. June %, 1906; Ser
geent William c. Ramsey as captain. Com
Jacob Kanzler as captain, Company A.
July 5, 1906; Sergeant J. Fred McNee as sec
on md lie SIte1,n Company amp; A. July 1906
Garrison as captain and Sergeant Archie
T. Temple as first lieutenant Of Battery
A, Nebraska National Guard. is hereby
approved and they will take rank from
An election is hereby ordered TO I'LL the
vacancy thar will occur on August 3. 1905
/ by the expiration of term of service OF
Major c. NJ. Richards of the First infantry
regiment
The board OF officers appointed in third
paragraph. special orders No. 30, adjutant
generals orders, dated July 10 1896, will
canvass and record the votes of the officers
| Of the First infantry regiment cast in ac-
cordance with the preceding paragraph at
d. IN. July %, 1906
The Rdjutant general win prepare and
forward written ballots to the Commissioned
officers of the First infantry regiment for