Show NEW FOREST RESERVES Bill to Prohibit their Establishment Estab-lishment In Idaho L WILSON FATHERS MEASURE It Also ProhibIt the Extension of I Reserves in tho State Without Direct Di-rect Authority of Congress Special Legislation Likely to be Enacted for the Benefit of LetterCarriers Including n Number in Salt Lae Senator Warrens Bill to Give Tor xeys Men Travel Pay I I I TRIBUNE BUREAU I TRIBtrN 501 Fourteenth strict 1 Washington D C March 15 1900 I j representative Wjlson today introduced intro-duced a hill to jjrohlhlt the establish 7iicnt of new forest reserves and the extension ex-tension of reserves already established In Idaho without direct authority ot I Congress THe I T-He also Introduced n resolution rc r questing the Secretary of the Interior Ito I-to inform the House as to the number 0 acres now Included within forest rc I jervesbeIongifl1t to land granted to IaUtod mTnT1IPq Hie nitiountroC for est reserve scrip Issued j therefor me I market value Qfjspld crljvand the cs tlmatcd value ot the IdndT Inlleu oc J which said scrip was issued I together l with n statement showing whether the request for the creation of said forest vosorves care from the people residing within the States where said reserves arc created or from the land granted I railroad companies who have thus been I I enabled to xchangc land of little value for tore t reserves scrip worth man times the value of the lands In lieu oC which It Is issued CLAIMS OF LETTERCAimiEnS Tim AttorneyGeneral has forwarded to the Senate n list of claims lllcd by lettercarriers for overtime work under the act of 1388 which ha been unacted pn or rejected by the Court of Claims because they were barred by the stat I lute of limitations Following are the carriers In Salt Lake City atfccted by the ruling Edgar Best a Cossius C CumminS 3 Harry E Dowey Jr3 Charles K Hayward lill I Orson A Jloughton u 5i Fred L Libby 5i13 IJrlgham L Morso 353 Williams Naylor 4 > 3 1 Samuel K Noslln H John A C Xcllson jG < John r OForrell lljJ Ezra F Palmer 1 Arron S Rot GI M Joseph E RIgby 4 rl5lS Rue ll Sholcs J i5 Edgar D Sluirtllft IH 0 Snmuol A Skldmorc SioSl Frank D Snyder v 1110 LInzoy E Sprague 23051 Walter WIscomb SSno William W WIscomb J2W I Is probable that special legislation I will be enacted for the benefit of these carriers POSTMASTERS APPOINTED Utah Centerflcld Sanpclc county I Christian Sorrcnsen vice David Anderson Ander-son resigned Idaho Crescent Latah county S Cub S C-ub vice George Darby resigned FOR EQUAL SUFFRAGE Senator snoup today presenteu a petition pe-tition signed by Sirs Ada r Weaver president and Miss Francis Hood secretary sec-retary on behalf of the Idaho Equal Suffrage association praying for the passage oC a sixteenth amendment pro hibiting the dfsfranchlsemenl of United States citizens on account of sex which was referred to the select committee on woman suffrage APPEAL FROM WYOMING Senator Warren today filed with the Comptroller of the Treasury an appeal of the State authorities of Wyoming against a recent adverse decision of the auditor for the War department In tho claim of the State for S50G3 for pay of State troops who served In the Spanish war TRAVEL PAY FOR TORREYS MEN Senator Warren today Introduced a bill to authorize the payment of traveling trav-eling allowances to enlisted men when discharged by order of the Secretary of War and stated by him as entitled to travel pay The passage of this bill bi will enable a number of members of the TOITOV cavalry to receive travel pay averaging 75 each This was withheld from them by the army paymaster in making settlements although their discharges dis-charges stated that This soldiers Is en titled to travel pay PENSIONS GANTED Idaho Original Samuel T Bennett Gibbonsvllle G Nevada Mexican war survivor In crease Milton Moore Campbell Austin 7 to 12 ustn The postofflco at Holllday l Utah will he made a money order ofllce April wf 1 |