The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1897-04-16
THE WORK GOES ON.
BUT THE LEGISLATURE IS La
BORING WITHOUT PAY.
Adjournment Undoubtedly Near at Hand
Though the Day Has Not Yet Been
Set-Bills Being Advanced and
Bills Being Passed-Anxious
to Close Up Legislation.
The Nebraska Assembly.

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the house bill enlarging the powers of the
state board OF TRANSPORTATION. The measure
TO- e.. ,',,,aa 5 80. ,,.,.aS ...,d
was n.S' r, niiiea anu .neh Iesuirec'eu ,,, any
passed: The first section of the bill provides;
| THAT In case any common carrier subject
| to the provisions OF this act cause to be done
or permit TO be done any act matter or thing
| In this act prohibited or declared to be un-
| lawful, or shall omit to do any act, matter OF
thing In this act required to be done, or shall
! 1ali 10 comply with the order OF the board
| within ten days from the date OF a service OF
| q copy OF such order, such common carrier
| shall pay the state of Nebraska a penalty OF
| not less than sou nor more than So,OOO. Such
PtnaiSy Silaii pe recoVereu anu sSloS onereoii
the nroner conrt having Jurisdiction thereof
| in any county to or through which said rail-
road may run. by the attorney general or
unuer MS uifectlon' anu Une attorney y.n Drilsg g
st ams Suo,l t s.. Sill nedeisS S t iea VI io ioa VI
and n na 9 f the anu coiecy ii tn
h anu ~ Per G tin' 81 one anoO I ;od ~
% bo PI PmJ Wy the 1.a's, a.lu suSn l,, ~ SILL
tI aaaDif " onG Persom o[ peLsuns dJ iiJure ,',
tained ,or oe ,uir nf , " ,'n
vi ..e VI ois ato, 81 WIN w ID q
aesoilaple asaa m counsel OF attorney lee 10 De
Which tr fna sa a s3s 5axed o and cG
lected as part Of the costs 81, in the case"
so .nt a. oh o,le blLi J III III
otn ioi anu ha Ri anu @ h'y
tb o; Anotier t 4rii tSkeh Me- p, up Dy y
Gnsfe ser,.J ~ MiiS aHe h ue Ito T o
raios 10 'n1 , of Tba
hiii lii ~ ;iIS uuo VI f &c 1S
An An avaninG mai naesion hed H vbch ~ Tine
an an evening session WIS neiu, at Whlcn iiine
one seud.e Sa'e i9 C1iisiusraIioi W 1me Salary
,do tn @ io I s ouius Pa1nsG0 ;,
t1o, T .n o m,o I;',r me,u ,hi %
ianr n.da T ne crali % peS uilaule W
nrIotn Secretry as yoSed 'to to s. ooo onS
onoc 4Ie[ on inGrtases @ were ,ie ade az -
Iotd oCiooh In one Coitiinscee t roSe' having col e
Ronse rolls we're a' read the first time AMONG no
t puse Lo!ls WfIe LGau itm Uiie uls! 1ie' a.oiIS @
Mnt vnt hd neiig 1 u1e OIL 70 pgrE h eounIes 70
;; Dolue t tGa 'hT stlu vi enG ~
sippi eApoSiIloh' Inc SENATE 'neh aoJourheu'
consideration the appropriation bills. The
first motion came from Ransom. who moved
+,,ot ho,,ro ~, NJ. COO 30 .t, - ~ Lii
be advanced to third reading with two
amendments made by the senate committee
on claims. The motion w was s., agreed to, The
bill appropriates about $4,000 for miscellane-
GUS claims against the state, including the
expenses incurred in printing the. proposed
amendments to the constitution: There are
bill also includes the claims of the railroads
for transportation of the Nebraska national
guard, for the deficiencies OF the soldiers
n for tbe "0 friendiass 1ncated at nI IjncoIn e
Mr. Watson took advantage of a temporary
lull in the tempest to advance house roll No:
%; oiil nri miiahlng CnlckeI steaIlhE d penal
onyernor made from the chair that All the
nd nra n UnP a
mandinp the paSsaoe of This hill was sniff
cient to hustle If to- the front Mr. Lee moved
and was accorded the advancement of house
roll No "a tn amend the irrigatiOn IawS
fter recaSs the annronriation biiI vas tai,en
nm again and its cppsideration was Continued
uptii the hiII was cnmnleted and recon-
was comnIetad M Snancer 0fferad nm "mandl
ment nroViding for tho naVment Of tho
chicorv bonntv earned bv T The American
chicory comnanv amounti1c to s17 O00 The
cini yoS rnactod NJ MnSnby nv haT No hat
fer sncceSs in his attemnt To secnre the in
sertiOn Of the beet snoar bomntv claims He
Island factorv for 1sa5 the Sum Of SIX S71 X.
for 1909 tho Snn, Of SaI 9o- &c. for tho Nor
folk factory for ISa5' the snm Of saI 1a5 80:
were % reiected hv an N eGnafiv deciSiya %nte
There We're inst forty % hbouSs rolls reedv for
final nasSaoe on the secretarv,S desl, and the
commenmced m Honse roll No 614 tho General
.nnrnnr;ation h;ii waS n.SSed T Nv oo I,nn
vote HonSe roll No ga received % votes
and was declared nasSed H0uSe roll No I3t
naSsed with the emergepcv ciause House
roll No 100 was naSSed viii the emeroencv
clause At II O'clock n m. the senate ad
'o"iHo" W 'ioo Al 'no nnoi
SENATE.-The senate on the 9th, like the
house. devoted all it's time to the passage of
hills IN third raadinq Tbirtv-six hiIls wara
-, va ~ 81, 80 49,
reau tne thlru tlme anu all passed Dut nve.
Work was commenced at 8 o'clock and the
by the roll calls. There were many incidents
during the day. Early in the forenoon Lieu
tenant Governor Harris announced from the
presiding officers desk that the order of bills
on third reading should cease promptly at
noon, the time fixed for final adjournment.
The announcement drfted through the cor
ridOrS and reached the office of Speaker
Gaffin and Governor HolcOmb at about the
same time The enforcement of the order
would have endangered the success of several
parry neasuies, aliu suprIlS dl.erMaIus tilt
the senate to turn hack the hands of the
clock The custodian turned back the clock
until the hands pointed to 2:3O. Later in the
uay Ine cloCk was aSaii ourneu urn u laSk' i Inc
a unamSea sMth VIZ oa iam "as ole vi T my parry
mSasuIes SI ShdC laLleu " pass. Inc iast
itat niat passeu Dy eme senate IVA Was ~, !me IN
ioaolso ~ anu tiLeiemutah II u Lue oi!l was
DO loau az III oe Seioc ~ eHGepo 9y lIS LUZ
ro o'1I oo S;ti ,,iS , an a @
W. W. VIII psople NM I M out
VI ilieelesI UT CURIOSITY 10 WlChess tHe cioslnS
I nIahsoiu, beai anu Usp0rle, was SEM 10 n0IlIy
" tns : III tiaC az Ilie leSislaIure was itpouC
f,tLJo 20 anu 70 edrn wne.ner he Hau any
luI ICnsI IComnuhlSdUlohS W mdke, WINE cne
lnI SolnLniItee was apsehI Tranaa ano ol frontier
moNeu IhaI mouse Ioti NO o.o, one OF tne
suaranIy DonG 1Ills ueleateu III tne alter
TIon TIso De recalleu anu th9 vote reco1sloered.
dl dne Inotlon was ios1. Mhen 0ne eXecutlHe
commlttee returned ana reported tnat the
governor had no further communication to
Nake; Nl Hao ransom again moved thaI mouse roll
S.o 20. 5oo pe recalleu ana the vote reconsldered
oteele OF Jefferson ana MutZ OF heya rama
enIereu M VIGOROUS ProtestS ana aiter splrlted
dGtach II iToln 9 oonurlng Ine nlotion was lost.
w zen n an ~ piiis were passed nothlng more was