Omaha daily bee., 1897-01-12


motion did not make tor economy. 1t was
entirely unnecessary to instruct the people
OF other states.
Wooster OF Merrlck fell in with the eco
nomical ideas OF his republican colleague
and opposed the motion. He was for econ
omy with big L, and thought 1t would be
best to commence to economize at the be-
ginning Of this session He thought there
was a colored man concealed in the wood
pile In the shape OF an allusion In the mes
sage to a certain International exposition
and 1t might be used as an advertising
scheme. Wooster moved an amendment to
the motion making the number 1000 In
stead OF 10000. On this amendment he
called for a roll call The amendment was
lost by a vote Of 20 to 81, and on motion
Of Cronk OF Valley the original motion was
tabled
The following resolution was introduced
by Sheldon of Sheridan and carried by =
viva voce vote;
Resolved, That the house of representa-
tlves Of Nebraska send to the people or
Cubn, now struggling to free themselves
sion and cruelty our active sympathy In
their struggle far liberty and our earnest
| hope that they may soon secure the right
people of the United States
Taat we condemn the cruelty and ou,-
RACES which have marked the present
Spanish war in that island as deserving
the rcproach of all civilized nations and
dawn when Cuba shall be free and Euro
pean domination and intrigue shall be ban
ished from American Soi
That we respectfully urge the president
of the United States and our Senators and
representatives, in congress to actively sup
cure honorable and If possible peaceful
Independence for, the island of Cuba, and
structed to forward to the president and
to each of our representatives in congress
a copy of this resolution.
Hull of Harlan moved that the list o.
| vNa Itnr 300, 1.a t.N,
board for the use of members Carried.
BRINGS OUT THE BILLS.
Speaker Gafnn then announced that the
next in order would be the introduction of
bills. Fully thirty members arose in their
seats, shouted, MIR. Speaker" and waved
their bills wildly in the air. The pages were
| directed to gather them up, and they fell
into their hands like snow flakes. Then
| Speaker Gaffin called for bills on first read
ing, and the routine duty was begun for
| the first time in the Twenty-ffth session of
| the Nebraska legislature. Bills read the
| first time were:
| BY Mr. Dobson, house roll No. /, to re-
| xxx, subdivision 6, of the Comniied Stat
| utes of Nebraska of the year 1875.
by Mr roc,on RiinEs e u Rogss g5snS ro No
and to repeal said original SECTION;
by Mr.. Dobson; house roll No. 3, to re;
q. Of chapter Il of the Complied Statutes
[he Mr. Eastman house oi roll 5 o FOR FOR
the relief OF Rebecca Perkins.
BY Mr., Hui, house roll No. s. to recount
amendments relating to the Judges of the
supreme court and their term of office on
declare the results and fix penalty for
violating the provisions Of this act.
BY Mr.. Hull, house roll No. q. providing
for the eXtinguislment of all liability of
| the mortgagor on any note or other evil
dencc of Indebtedness secured by mort
gage on real estate upon tre sale of such
property made under foreclosure proceed
BY Mr.. Hull. house roll No I to amend
| section 3S9S, Cobbey's Consolidated Stat
utes of Nebraska of 1891 and to repeal the
| same.
section 5O26 of the Consolidated Statutes Of
| 1891 relating to the execution and TO repeal
BY Mr. Hull, house roll No. . for the
regulation of stock yards, to appoint live
tor 9d to Pbb9ydss Pbeytds for the
BY Mr.. Clark of Lancaster, house roll
No. 10, authorizing county commissioners
or boards of supervisors to appoint judges
and clerks OF election and to amend section
| H. chapter XVI, Compiled Statutes of Ne
braska of 1895, and to repeal said original
By MIR. Clark of Lancaster house roll
No II, to amend section lii, chapter XVI,
peal said oris nal section.
| BY Mr.. Clark of Lancaster, house roll
Compiled Cor statutes Of Nebraska Of 1895, and
| to repeal said original section,
BY Mr. MnnH house i5o roll NE lS to
BY Mr. Mann, house roll No. II. to amend
section 119 of chapter lxxvil, Compiled Stat
BY BY Mr.. Holbrook house roll No. %. to
amend sections l3 and IA of chapter Xcli
iSs5 ''tE entitled '!Warehonsemen,'; and to re-
| peal said sections as now existing.
BY Mr. Sheldon, house roll No. "A to re-
| l. 4 IS of npt 10 n hn "
| hibted by the person slaughtering or pur-
| chasing the same, and to require a record
| of the same to be kept.
| peal sections q to 3S inclusive of article
| iv, of the Compiled Statutes OF 1895, re-
| lating to Russian thistles
| BY Mr.. Rouse. house roll No. 26, to pro-
! vide for the appointment by county boards
| of repositories for certain public funds to
provide, for the depositing of certain pub
| lie funds with such repositories, to punish
| any county treasurer violating the pro-
| visions of this act, to require 5ureties on
| the bonds of such repositories to make
| statements under oath as to their net eX-
| empt worth. and to punish sureties making
| such statements falsely and to repeal sec
| tions 229O 229l 1892 2293 1894 and 2295. of
| the Compiled Statutes of the State of Ne
| braSka of 1885.
| BY Mr.. Grimes house roll No. 27, to
| amend section S6. chapter Xi of the Com
piled Statutes of the State of Nebraska of
| 1895, and to repeal said original section.
| BY Mr.. Grosvenor, house roll No. 2S, to
| amend section is, chapter vii, of the Com
article v of the statutes of Nebraska of
| repeal the section amended.
BY Mr.. Phelps house roll No 49, to re-
| peal sections 81 %, 90, q, % 26 o. 2S, 20.
| 30, 81. 30, 49, "a, 30 and SO, of chapter H. of
| article w. of the statutes of Nebraska of
| 1893.
BY Mr.. Robertson, house roll No. 30, to
| repeal chapter /. of the Session Laws of
| 1895, the same being sections iOi to section
| 4l2, both inclusive. of the Compiled Statutes
| of the State of Nebraska of 1895.
| By Mr.. II. A. Clark, house roll No. 81, to
| authorize the organization of, and to regu-
| late the conduct of mutual plate glass in
| surance companies.
Speaker Gafiin announced a committee
on supplies Sheldon, Wright. Pollard, Gerdes
| and Rouse
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