Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-05

tract awarded 10 woodruff Collins at Sis.
Senate Journals, l'Qoo-state Journal 8 @;
Gnlispio & Philips N.25. j. l.. Claim. SIS:
BOOK CO.. 81 25ls, W. W Haskell, $50;
awarded to North g CO. at s1aa,
Building and Loan Association Reports,
%ods4S tSRT3sl HE N SI1D. c. P Pi
printing Co. 49, T. y: sedgwick, Sis;
S2H; Western Publishing Co., S2.65. Con-
tract awarded TO York Blank Book Co..
Banking Department Reports, 1.6oO-state
Journal, A65; North q Co, a.6s; Wood
run Collins, s.. %; Gilllspie g. Phillips 49,
J. Glafin. S2se; Hammond Printing Co. Co,
Book Co, H.35; w. w. Haskell $50; Wes-
tern Publishing Co. S2.es. Contract awarded
TO York Blank Book Co. at Sl.B.
School Laws. 120OO-state Journal, S6.O6;
J. L. Clafiin, A.O9; Hopson Printing Co.
tract awarded to ]. l. Claim, 500,
Journal. $50; J. l. Clahin,. 500; Hopson
Printing Co.. VS.; Hammond Pruning Co.,
Horticulture Reports. 5.OOO-state Journal,
sSS3; North & Company, SS; ,W99odruT-
Clafiin, AE; Hammond Printing company,
$50; 7. e sedgwick, $0si York Blank "a n,
BOOK company Ao.bts W. w. Ed5htAli et.tot
Western Publishing company Sass, Con-
tract awarded TO State Journal at $50
Agricultural Reports 5,OO0-state Journal.
| Collins. $3.50; Gilllspie & Phillips. $780, ].
i. Claflin, A.5s; Hammond Printing com
RBai aSyk BOOK BOOK oom5 o. p ~: w. WI ssE 0T
! t435; Western Publishing company, S4.2.
Contract awarded to State Journal at sS24.
JOaTnS sos SorS sGP omsany s9He
lispie g. Phillips 2.15; ]. L. Clafin, - IS;
aSTk Sia y a. S9o es, GoPGnIX MS; W. W.
s2$. Contract awarded to North & Com
Dairymen's Association Reports, 1000
State Journal 1898; Gillispie & Phillips,
S3.15; Benton Brothers, 81 90: ]. L. Clahln,
1885, Hammond Printing company, 1906;
Haskell, $40: Western Publishing COM
pany, 1886. Contract awarded to York
/ Blank Book company at S2.10.
Poultry Association Reports. 20o0-State
| Journal S252; Gillispie Phillips, 312;
Benton Brothers, 1851; J. L. Clafin, SIS;
Hammond Printing company, $2S3; T. e.
Sedgwick, 81 as: York Blank Book company.
| 1.75; w. w. Haskell, S1.6O; Erie Morell,
| S2.1O; Western Publishing company $2l2.
OmciaIs Are DereIict
The following letter has been given out
for publication by the executive depart
inent for the benefit of those to whom It
applies:
WASHINGTON. Nav I. 19O7.-His Excel
| Slr-The italian ambassador at this capital
/ advises the department that Mr.. Parquale
| Corte, the royal italian consul residing at
! over your state, informs him that the
| competent local authorities seldom give
notice to him. as REQUIRED by article *, Xyl
| between the United States and italy, of the
deaths, within their jurisdiction OF italian
! subjects who have no known heirs or tesla
l mpDtaTV executors designated nv the said
/ have the honor to ask that you will
state, county and municinal officers the
| stiDulations OF article xvi and urgently
request their compliance II herewith I Ter, en-
| have the honor to be, sir. your obedient
| servant. ELTHU ROOT.
Capital City Briefs.
Land Commissioner Eaton has referred
to Attorney General Thompson a question
Of the legality of levying a tax on persons
leasing school lands to pay for irrigation
OF the lands. Out in Keith county an
irrigation district has assessed the lessees
of school lands to pay for water and OBJ
lection has been made, as IL is claimed
the law only provides for the assessment
Of the lease
The State Board of Public Lands and
Buildings this afternoon went out TO the
Hospital for the Insane to look over the
grounds and figure on the improvements
provided for by the recent legislature.
Secretary of State Jdunkin received this
morning deed signed by E. II. Harrison
for some land bought by the secretary from
the Union Pacific some years ago. Incl
dentally. the land, which was bought for
song. is now worth a small fortune, Mr.
JunlSin having refused TO part with it fol
an amount of money that would keep the
wolf away from most doors half a life
time.
Mrs. ]. e. McManigal and niece, Mrs. B
Buchanan, will leave Monday for Los An
geles to attend the wedding of Miss Haze
Benton, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Tom Ben
ton, to Mr.. H. e Franklin. Miss Benton
is the granddaughter of Mrs Mechanical
The wedding is to take place June s.
Federal Judge T. c. Munger has appointed
Miss Irene Holland stenCgrapher and l.. M
yesterday jury commissioner. Miss Hol
land was stenographer in the Office of Gov
ernor Mickey and since his retirement from
/ office has been working in the suprem,
, court.
: The legislature gave Secretary of Stat
Junkin some latitude in buying 400 copie
OF the statutes for the use Of officers Tn
bill which passed directed him to buy 40
copies of the annotated" statutes. Bot
Wheelers and Cobbeys statutes are an
notated and Mr. Junkin will ask the at
torney general what he thinks about 1t be
, fore investing.
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