Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-18

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psfsafs eHrigFef ~ me company m
Nstfasfa afs divided into me following
sIassas usasfai and division officers 49,,
sHhssi compensation. s1ttaaEs general and
division eisfts. ~ annual compensation,
ttu4w. dslivsfy office employees, 81 an
huai compensation. tisLits7f3 commission
staiisu SCENTS, ga. aBausi compensation.
tri ws5. train messengers. i2o; annual
compensation. NAN6e7. eli other en-
ployss ~ annual compensation. t5taaso
Ths report contains detailed Information
fsrasd.ns tbs earnings Of the railroads az
we'll a. the express c~Ompahies, the In
formation having been compiled from the
monthly station reports that the attorney
general secured his information upon
vhich'to make hts fight for the 1901 rail-
road regulation legislation
"0randba" Stands for w. =. n.
Evidently william !. Bryan 10 very
proud Of that new grand daughter, which
arrived AZ the home Of his some, william
J. Bryan. IT,. a week ago. From a way
off IN the west indiea. he sent a telegram
to c. W Bryan about a matter Of busi-
ness and II was signed Grandpa" IL 10
needless 20 say there was no doubt about
the authenticity Of that signature.
Letter Held Up.
The state Railway commission has not
yet mailed that letter 10 President 1raft
advising him about appointing a member
% the supreme bench 10 lake the place
made vaean, by the death OF Justice
brewer. And Il Ia possible that thb COM
mission viii conclude not to send the
letter. The first idea Of the commission
was 10 send a resolution TO the president
request other state commission to
take similar action. suggesting tina lawyers
who had been IN the employ Of railroads
and other bis corporations would not be
able 10 see but one side Of a question a.
their minds unconsoiousiy are biased in
favor q the corporations. Numerous per
sons have discussed with the commission
ne ACCESSIBILITY Of writing ths presiden,
ana while some have urged this action.
othsrs have urged that the president il in
. better position to select a supreme
justice than II the commission to select
tho man. Chairman Clarke was away
Saturday and Commissioner Winnett said
nothinE further had boen done and would
not BE- done until Mr.. Clarke returned.
.Tsterrus IN EEIcse HOARD AeiI01.
Considerable interests attaches TO the
comlnw msstins Of tho excise board Cor
"a that meeting n IL expected some rules
vii BE- adopted 20 carry out the implied
rroHisea q the prohibltionists regardint
ths aale % liquor In t8coln. Mr.. Powell
has endorsement from any people OF nj,
SUGGESTION % open three Wholesale houses
ana one hstaif place What the other two
aemhsft % the board win do with thai
eutgcsuon. however. IL a question tina.
cannot BE- answered now. Mr.. Powell Il
aiso opposed 20 The sale Of liquor In ans
siuo ara viii urge the board 70 stop thii
p%rtctics. On this question Mayor Low,
says 10 viii 90 whatever the courts say DO
~ 20 Just az FAR a. The court viii permit
Pooi's Candidacy.
Tha announcement Of Charles W. Poo
a. q candidate for the democrats nOmina
ticn Tor secretary o. state Was not a sur
gstsa % many around the state house. q
NJ Pool q been comtsmpiatlng com
mtinE that act Tor some time His decision
go IN The running appears 70 his friend
g mean hat Ne has pEomises Of supper
from pretty BE tanasness
NJ Puul was selected speaker OF IN
eaass 81 tne inGaeuce Of Mr.. Bryan. Ton
Ahen Wofhsd IN his interest previous q
ne caucua ns frisuda insisted that IN
4st that he vas unable 20 keep order II
ne h4usa or % rush BUSINESS through A
q aaaiaeua sEs manner was no fault Of IN
s9eaafr a. ne had ne Bower over that body
AZ ne nrat uere was taken from hlm Oh
aatheftW 90 nams commistses ana a. IN
daF4 seat b. more power was taken fror
Am a. ths tact that ths house was IA
q neaf pt moat ~ the time ana fist ftghi
snd druussn pragis we're % frequent o.
euraacsa vas considered more typical Of
Guoqraue mai1rNv than % Wcaknsss o
ua part ~ ne speaker
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