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Signature /Ajl (v Jr ' n (liT SB vX For Over Thirty Years 'CASTORIA INLAND WHY THIS BTATE'S SHARE IN HOUSE RIVERB AND HARBORS BILL 18 SBOO,OOO. WILL AID IN NAVIGATION Detailed List of the Appropriations and the Various Points That Are Affected In the State of North Carolina. - Kaleigb.—A special from Washing ton state that the House rivers and harbors bill, as reported from the Senate committee, and which will be returned to the House for concurrence carried the following items for North Carolina: '"lmproving Inland water way from Norfolk to Beaufort Inlet, continuing improvement in accord ance with the report submitted at tjje last session of Congress, $800,600. Provided, That, no part of this amount shall be expended until the canal and appurtenant property belonging to the Chesapeake and Albemarle Canal Company shall have been acquired by ttan Hitin-d States.-——-....t ■ - Improving harbor at Beaufort, North Carolina: For nmlntenahce, $5,000. Improving Beaufort Inlet, Nortli Carolina: For maintenance SIO,OOO. Improving Harbor of Refuge at Cape Lookout, North Carolina. Con tinuing Improvement, $500,000: Pro vided, That the Secretary of War may enter Into a contract or contracts for such materials and work an may be necessary to prosecute the project. Improving harbor at Morehead City, North Carolina. For mainte nance, $2,000. Improving Bay River, North Caro lina: For maintenance, SI,OOO. Improving Cape Fenr River at and below Wilmington, North Carolina; Completing improvemment, $352,940. Improving Fishing Creek, North Car olina: For maintenance, ,$1,500. Improving Neuse and Trent Rivers, Nbrth Carolina: Continuing improve ment and for maintenance, $12,000. Improving New River and water ways to Beaufort, North Carolina: Continuing improvement and for maltennnce of New River and of in land waterways between Beaufort Harbor nnd New River and between New River nnd Swansboro, $5,000. Improving Northeast, Black, and Cape Fear Rivers, North Carolina: For nrntntrnatrcs ~&f improvement of Northeast and Black Rivers nnd of Capo Fear River above Wilmington, North Carolina, $12,000. Improving Shaliotte Ulvor, North Carolltia: Completing Improvement lu accordance with the report submit ted In House document numbered 721 Sixty-second Congress, second session, ami subject to the conditions set forth In said document, $9,845. Improving South Rtver, North Car olina: Of the unexpended balance of the appropriation made by the river and harbor act, approved June 25 1910. for improving South River up to the town of Aurora, $*>,092.20. Improving Swift Creek, North Car oilna: For maintenance, S6OO. waterways connecting Core Sound and Heaufort Harbor, North Carolina: Completing improve ment of channel byway of Taylorg Creek, $20,000. Inland waterway from Norfolk, Va., to Beaufort Inlet, North Carolina, with a view to determining whether there should be any change in that part of the route from Alligator River southwardly to N'euso River rrom that heretofore recommended lu House document numbered 391, Sixty-second Congress, second session. Beaufort Harbor. North Carolina, with a view to providing a suitable turning basin nnd anchorage area in front of the town of Beaufort. Manteo Bay, North Carolina, In cluding its approaches and extending to the upper limits of Manteo. Newport River, North Carolina, from Its mouth to the head of navi gation, or as far as may be advisable Northeast Cape Fear River, North Carolina, fora distance of about three miles above Hilton Bridge. Trent River, North Carolina, wtlh a view to providing a depth of 12 feet from Newborn to Potlockvllle. Posse Falls to Capture Todds. Greensboro. —A posse of United States deputy marshals returned here from Surry county, where, with coun ty officers, they spent several days In a futile effdrt to run down Frank and 0. E. Todd and Frank Brooks, outlaws, who operate along the Caro lina-Vlrglnla border, and who are al leged to have been the ring-leaders in the recent assault upon Sheriff Davis, of Surry and Deputy Marshal Harkrader. The outlaws escaped and successfully concealed themselves In the heavy mountain growth at Ivy. Proposed Laws for Wake County. Raleigh. There are many meas ures of importance to Raleigh and Wake pending in the house and the senate, some to be Bettled by legisla tive enactment, while others are to be referred to the people. Among these are measures fora million dol lar bond issue ifor highways, the erec tion of a new court house and jail, the erection of a new county home, the sale of the city market house, the fixing of the game law, and the in crease of certain salaries to pay oft the debt of the board of Mucatira. . —— I LAND OF THE LONG LEAF PINE Short Paragraphs of Stats News That Has Been Condensed For Busy People of Btate. Lumberton. The Baptist Mission Institute was the First Bap tist Church several days ago, the meeting being p pleasant and profit able one. Rocky Mount.—Present indications are that Rocky Mount, which has had no public hospital, will have two ipodern institutions of this kind by the first of next year. Kaleigb.—Plans for a banquei in honor of Senator F. M. Simmons, Governor Locke Craig and Editor Jo sephus Daniels were' announced to take place on the nlgbt of February '2B. Statesville.—A farmers institute was conducted at Troutman recently and quite a number of the farmers of that section availed themselves of the opportunity to get valuable in fqrmatlou on modern agricultural methods. Ashevllle. —The selection of a route through the South to connect with the San Diego-El Paso line, and the elec tion of officers were the features of the sessions of the Southern National Highway Association, which adjourn ed to meet again upon the call of the president. Durham.—J." P. Breedlove, librarian of Trinity college, came out with a lengthy article favoring the bill for the establishment of traveling libra ries In the state, and gives a long argument In favor of the passage of the bill, which is now pending before the legislature. / Asheville. —Otis L. Green, a mem ber of the National Hardware Asso ciation, has received a letter from M. L. Corey, National secretary of the organization, to the effect that a spe cial tral nof Now Yorkers en route to their homes from the convention at Jacksonville will spend March 25 here. Morganton.—Much Interest is being shown throughout Burke county tn the monazite industry and Mr. R. T. Claywell and others propose to go to Washington in a few dayß, to confer with the House Ways and Meant Committee In interest of the increas ed production of the mineral In this section. Henderson. —Some dread disease prevails among, the horses of the com munity, being largely confined to those which have been Imported from other states. Within the past few weeks some dosen or more died In this city and It is feared that the disease may spread and become an epidemic. Greensboro. —An epidemic of meas els In Greensboro and Guilford county Is spreading, especially in the mill villages and County Superintendent of Health ./ones Is working hard to hold the disease in check. Thus far only two deatfeß have occurred and these resulted from pneumonia com plications. Ashcville.—The Central Labor union endorsed the commission form of gov ernment, following ji strong address which was delivered by Neptune Buckner, the secretary of the local board of trade. A bill has been sent to the Legislature asking that this city bo allowed to vote on the new form the first Tuesday In May. Charlotte. —An agreement on the subject, of desired drainage legislation will be reached in the near future In the opinion of Dr. J. R. Alexander, chairman of the county Drainage Com mission. The delegation In the Leg islature has been deferring action un til something definite could be heard from the people of this county. Raleigh.—Fifty-five counties share In the distribution of the second SIOO,- 000 ppropriated by the state for as suring to every county a four-months minimum term of public schools. In making the distribution only $92,500 is actually used, only this amount toe ing necessary after the counties have mot the conditions in doing what they can to minimum term. Charlotte,—There is little probab ility, in the estimation of resident offi cials of the Piedmont & Northern Lines, of the interurban, at an early date taking over either by actual pur chase or by contract, for electrification" the Carolina & Northwestern Railway that at present extends from Chester, S. C.. to Kdgemont, this state, a dis tance of approximately 136 miles. Raleigh.-—*Rovernor Craig pardoned Jason Wlthrow nnd Carl Harp, the first for perjury and the second for disturbing religions worship. % Mocksville. —It may be that the spirit of that great traveler, Daniel Boone, who hunted and fished ou the Yadkin, has asserted Itself—Davie at last has started out for good roadß. A recent mass-meeting attended by citizens from all over the county, hela In this city, It was determined to put a bond issue to the vote of the people, and If the county as a whole defeats the issue, to take the matter up by townships. Salisbury.—The committees having charge of the arrangements for the U. C.' T. Convention, which will be held in this city June 6 at-e now at work raising the necessary funds for the expenses of the meeting. Salisbury. The Rowan County School Board is getting ready to hold a county commencement in Salisbury March 28. There will be about 3,000 school children In the parade, and to take part In a general way in the pro gram of the day. It will be the biggest occasion of the kind ever held in the county, as every qchool in the county Is to take. part. .... A^ >.... jtAak ONE CABINET FACT 1 , • WOODROW WILSON'S OFFICIA FAMILY WILL BE MADE UP* OF PROGRESSIVES. ALL GUESSERS ADMIT THIS Conservative Democrats Are Some what Resentful but All Other Fac tions of All Parties Are Well Pleased With the Prospect. By GEORGE CLINTON. Washington.*—The country probab ly will not have to wait much longer to learn the names of the men chos en for service in the cabinet of Wood row Wilson. The politicians and tha correspondents have made many cab inets for Mr. Wilson, and it is en tirely probable that some of them have made good guesses, but from the word which comes from Trenton It 1b cer tain that if the right cabinet has been named by anybody It has been sheer guess work, for the president-elect has kept his own counsel in the matter and, moreover, has said some things In a degree denunciatory of those who would try to do his naming work for him. Members of congress who have been to Trenton In an endeavor to find out definitely what the Democratic chieftain intends to do in the wtly of cabinet making apparently learned only one thing, and of course it Is pos sible that they did not learn this one thing accurately. The chances are, however, that they did, and interviews with the returned ones show that they all are convinced of this: "Every man in the cabinet will be a progres sive Democrat." Members of the coming dominant party who have thought it worth while for advlce-rcccivlng purposes to go to New Jersey have come back seeming ly convinced tha no conservative Dem ocrat will sit at the next president's table of council. This bit of news may not be to the liking of a good many Democrats of the United States, but it must be set down here in the way of news as being the apparent belief of both conservative and progressive Democrats who have talked to Mr. Wilson about the construction of his cabinet. No names are given, but men who will talk about it say that all the names of the ultra-conservatives of the party may be discarded when tables are being mode of the possible cabinet selections. Conservatives Resent This. There Is something of a show of re sentment among the conservative Democrats in Washington because of the course which they seem to think Mr. Wilson is to follow. The conser vatives point even to Roosevelt, whom they do not like at all, as an example of what a progressive can do to bal ance things. They are urging that Mr. Roosevelt, Progressive, Invited some conservatives Into his cabinet In or der that he might get the benefit of both sides of every discussion. There is no weeping evident in Washington In the ranks of the pro gressive Democrats or in those of the conservative snd progressive Repub licans becauso of the apparent deter mination* of Mr. Wilson to surround himself with men who will urge that the administration make things move. The reason for the dearth of tears among the progressive Democrats Is apparent. The progressive Republic ans like to see things moving even though power is supplied by a Democratic engine. The conservative Republicans are glad that the presi dent-elect is going to "get a move on" because they think the machinery will go to smash before the year's journey is up. So It Is that everybody apparently is happy except the conser vative Democrats. Now in trying to name a cabinet for Mr. Wilson in the face of his silence on the subject a start can be made by eliminating the conservative chief tains of the Democratic party, that is, those of them who are charged by their opponehfs with attempts in the past to block downward tariff revision and to check legislation of the kind attempted by tbelr progressive col leagues Field Rather Limited. There are eighteen or twenty of the progressive Democratic chieftains who, as members of congress view it, are of the cabinet type. It would be curious, therefore, if among a little more than a score of names that have been mentioned as of men certain to sit in the cabinet room the right names should not have been hit upon. There will be a great chance for the "I told you so'i" on the day that Mr. Wil son names his advisers. It must not be understood because Mr. Wilson apparently intends to name none but progressiYes for cabi net office that aH of them will be men of the ultra-progressive type. It seems to be generally conceded that Obadiah Gardner of Maine will be made secre tary of agriculture. He ia a progres sive without being In any sense a radi cal and tt Is probable that two or three men of tbia type majr be given precedence, but none of them probably will be markedly conservative enough to give the conservative leaders like Martin of Virginia and Simmons of North Carolina an opportunity to say "'happily he has recognised us." 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