Show IS D FERRED Action on Bill to t OPCll Fort Hall Reserve PostDon I 1 REASON FOR THE DRAY I Idaho I Senators and Congressman 1 Congress-man Wilson Explain L WILL COME UP LATER ON Ii I i I Edwin G Davis of Molad Ida Will kT Graduate from West Point in Juuo L He Banks Well Up in His Class and it IB Believed He Will bo i Among the First Twelve Better Mail Service is Promised in tho Coeur dAlenes Northern Pacific Soon to Put on Daily Trains Solicitor oC the Treasury Issues an Order Directing that All Suits Pending on Bonds of Clerks and Their Bondsmen of District Courts of Former Territory oE Utah be Delayed H De-layed lyed S TRIBUNE BUREAU 601 Fourteenth ntrcet g Washington D C March 19 1000 Tim two Idaho Senators and Repre this S ncntallvc Wilson got together rcntatvc morning with the Idea of attempting to Hull reservation hill have the Fort Hul rcsenaton taken up in the House under suspension suspen-sion of the rules If this plan Hhould be Ilon twothirds of the members nrcsent adopted and voting will be necessary to Bocure Its consideration l I was found Sherman of New that Representative ShermCn York chairman of the Indian Artalrs committee of the House was absentS absent-S and under the circumstance It was doomed InadvlBablo to make the attempt I at-tempt today Mr Sherriian Is a very popular member of the House and In Hlandlng for the bH he would win for it many members who might otherwise In view j he lukewarm or antagonistic of tho Importance of winning it In tho j best there first round It waa deemed fore frst to not attempt to have the bill brought up today Should Mr Sher back In on the next man be Washington 01 man ° suspension day It is probable that the effort will bo made then 5 TO VISIT NAVAL ACADEMY Dr W W Watklns of Moscow has been appointed a member of the board of visitors to the Naval academy of Annapolis An-napolis Tho board will go to the academy acad-emy to make the annual inspection and witness the graduating exercises in S JUleIDAHOAN IDAHOAN AT WEST POINT Edwin G Davis of Malad Ida will graduate from West Point Military Ho ranks well in academy In June ralies wel up Ills rlasB and It Is believed that he will be among the first of the twelve cadets to be graduated Representative Wil ton Borne time ago designated as DaS Da-S viss successor Arthur J Davis of Salmon S Sal-mon City The young man IB 1 the son of a widow and reports just received Indicate In-dicate that he has passed L very successful S suc-cessful mental examination and Is also Tip In the physical requirements of the ncoderny This preliminary success of the boy is i very gratifying to Senator I Shoup as well as to Mr Wilson 1 INCREASE IN MAIL SERVICE Senator Shoup has been advised by S the Second Assistant I PostmasterGen eral that daily mal service will be reestablished re-established on the Coeur clAlcpc branch of the Northern Paqillc railroad which F wan recently reduced to three times n week and the railroad company states that while tho business on this branch amounts to very little the company Is willing to make Homo sacrlllcc to enable 5 tho department to give the best possible possi-ble service the company can afford WILL DELAY SUITS The Solicitor of the Treasury today Issued an order directing that all suits 1it pending on the bonds of clerIcs and Sc their bondsmen of the District courts of the former Territory of Utah ho delayed de-layed until Congress shall have had an opportunity to act on the pending bill for their relief lie alto directs that no new aultK be commenced except to save the statute of llmltatlon The Senate committee to which has been referred t the bill Introduced by Senator Rawllna for tho relief of such clerks and their bondsmon has favorably reported tho measure ami the Senator hopes to secure se-cure Its passage during this Hussion BOISE PUBLIC BUILDING Lato thin afternoon Senator Shoup S called up the bill to Ibcreane the limit r of cost of the public building at Boise to J300000 The hill was passed It has L ¼ S yet to he 1 acted upon In the Tloutic but p the committee there Is unanimous In fIOS its favor f WANT EQUAL SUFFRAGE Senatoi Clark of Wyoming today proS pro-S sented a petition signed by fifty voters of Wyoming against the Insertion of the rS word male In the suffrage clauses of tho consLllutlon provided for Cuba Porto Por-to Rico and our other insular posses C olons S s4 POST AT SHERIDAN WYO S Senator Varren today secured the pasBape ot his bill appropriating 100 L 000 for completing SL pcrmauput military mili-tary post at Sheridan Wyo Icnown as jt Fort McKonzlf A similar bill has been favorably reported In tho HUUFP by tho 5 Committrp on Military Affairs Temporary Tempo-rary barracks ifce already bcon orettod at Fort McKeruclf and a dc 1f 1c tstelnnrMH ol rsivulry alnllonid thor f Tiff Vii dopurlmeut l4 i utrongly In CIr of the tahJ tOnt rll tlilK point of r permanent port un account of its proximity to the Crow Indian reservation reserva-tion This Is the llrst bill carrying an appropriation for military Improvement In the country to pass cither house of Congress at this session PENSIONS GRANTED Utah Original John Beatty Salt Lake City S1L Increase Stucy Wil liams Blngham canyon G i to 10 Wyoming Increase Joseph Brown Lander S to 1L I I POSTAL CHANGES A postolllcc has been established at Shan ton Albany county Wyo with Daniel E Mathleson us postmaster |