Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-08
Nebraska
NEW CONSERVATION OFFICERS
Special Committee Names Personnel
Of First Convention.
@. L MAINS MAY BE CANDIDATE
'Chief Deputy Food Commissioner
Thinking Seriously of
for Congress in Fourth
District.
prom a staff Correspondent

tErOm a start correspondent
LINCOLN, March I-(Special.)-A spe-
cisl committee appointed by the recently
organized conservation movement in Lin
coin has issued a resolution Of greeting in
regard TO the convention that meets here
March D-90.
II is declared that the following persons
shall be delegates to the congress:
All elected state officers and heads Of de-
partments.
All elected county or township officers.
All elected city OF village officers.
All officers Of state organizations.
All editors and publishers.
All officers OF banks. mills, elevators.
creamertes. farmers institutes, county
fairs, colleges and high schools.
Appointed delegates shall be as follows:
One hundred by the governor. fifty by
the State Board OF Agriculture, fifty by tho
state Conservation commission, fifty by the
chancellor Of the university, ten by each
mayor OF city or village, ten by each COM
mercial club ten by each TailrSad 9peT-
Omaha Stock Yards company, five from
each township by the county clerk.
The followlng officers have been selected
4, George e. COndra, president.
J. F. McArdle, Washington; E. Bucking-
ham, Omaha; ]. II. Taylor, Valley; c: j.
Ernst, Omaha: w. G. Whitmore, Valley;
@. w. Hervey, Omaha; George Coupland,
Elgin; Charles Anderson, Crete; B.. F.
Pitman, Chadron; G. G.. Carlson, Loup
City; p. Youngers, Geneva; T. b. Hord,
Central City; e. 2. Russell. Blair; w. H.
George, Broken. Bow; e. e. Youngs, Lex
lngton; O. F. Dickman, Seward II. r.
Howe, Auburnl J. b. Dlnsmore, sutton; p.
A. Barrows, Plattsmouth; Elijah F1lley,
Reynolds; S. c. Bassett, Gibbon; w. F.
Holcomb, Clay Center; c. B. Nicodemus,
Fremont; A. T Wilson, Arcadia; John
Mickey, osceola; l. w: Haws, Minden; j.
A. oils. jr, Ord; William James, Dor
chester; Charles Besse, Red Cloud; Charles
son; Robert Mousel, Cambridge; II. D.
Lutte, Paxton; W. S. Morlan, McCook; r.
L. Mabon, Aurora; L. Morse. Benkelman;
Charles Cornell, Valentine; William Ernst,
Tecumseh; o. Hull, Alma; c. Hildreth,
Franklin; f. w. Chase, Pawnee City; NJ.
NJ. Storms, Humboldt; J. D.. Ream, Broken
shot, Hebron; ID. v. Stevens, Fremont;
George Jackson, Nelson; o.. G. Smith,
Kearney; G. A. Newberry, ALLIANCE; N. c.
Z. Won Forell, Scott's Bluff; IL. w Camp
bell. lincoln; James Cook, Andrews: r. A.
Miller, Ashland: Lewis Brott, Sextorp; r.
A.. Batty, Hastings; r. H. Willis, Bridge
port; w. p. Snyder, North Platte; r. A.
Boatsman, Morrill,; L. M. Graham, Stock
Vile; O.. !. Shallenberger, : Imperial;
Ainsworth: Charles Weston, Hay Springs.
secretary-W. r. Mellor, Lincoln!
Advertising Manager-W. S. whitten,
Lincoln.
Political Science Delegates.
Governor Shallenberger has appointed
Judge Lee Estelle of Omaha and Judge
Lincoln, Frost Of Lincoln delegates to the
American academy of political and social
science at Philadelphia, April s and 8.
Mains Has Aspirations.
G. L. Mains, deputy food commissioner
is feeling out the voters of the Fourth
district With a view to running for the
democratic Nomination for congress. Mr..
Mains got .outOt fbe way the last time and
a. democrat was Nominated In that district
ana he believes now is about the accepted
time for him to go before the members
OF his party.
six Calves in Year.
H.. Huff of spalding has reported to
Secretary Mellor OF the state fair board
that he has a COW which has given birth
to six calves during the last fifteen
months. The COW is a registered rec
Polled-Angus, Rena. She gave birth e
two sets OF triplets. Mr.. Huff sent along
photographs Of the entire COW family. The
COW and calves will be exhibited at the
state fair. All Of the calves are thrifty
and doing well.