Omaha daily bee., 1897-01-20

would have been as appears above, a sum
wnppd not nKns rod ~ n H tnH t[p'rs 3r Glen
wcoV9I tnaI @ could not ,t Walt tor tle mestihi
| VI ,,i VII ss seies"i AZ HaSsvinnly' n view OF tl'
dentiai t,cns raauirn tbot 'bo sPat,
Sbnnlid t,UuS r., t3tt ~ Dno So "
or cISa I'M ryo,isinn E a tGr ~,
b pt F oy 9n fnd ~, y,
| for the ndopiion Of oihor nArouate nro.
! Vision 10 moot cxtraordinnry "r5CTgcn1ies
| / would niso rccommrnd n consi6crotior
| OF the propricty of making ali state edi
fees hereafter constructed substantially
would obvinte the danger of horrors such
as have befanen public institutions, none
A report made to me bv the auditor OF
| state which is herewith submitted makes
| an unplensant showing of Tho fnnnces III
! appears that. owing 10 drafts nmountinr
! made at the regular session of the present
general assembly, there was a net floating
! Indebtedness ON the second dav OF the pres.
! ent month of S3g7 ,O75 TO- there being s593
! 1910 of warrants outstanding, with Sig6-
3S}.iO of cash in the treasury. The auditor
estimates that the reccints for tho current
! year viii be So, iS7 1865. and that the ordi.
| nary oxnenditnrSs ,viiI no Si 20 oSe 81 while
there may be drawn ~ durin no Year Sie s5ia
| tions made at the last session Should
! they ali be drawn, which. however is not
! probable the Indebtedness at the close of
+ the present wear win he in the neighbor-
| hood of $5OO6OO
| CHANct, To SAW, MONEY!
In view ~ this sboU,ins+ roonr,r,o,, =,
that all of last sessions special appropri-
ations, any part of which is yet undrawn,
wbernve,. tho so,,ro c,,, % 5n %,,v
injury, the expenditures be deferred until
the year 1898. And similar examination
into all public expenditures might be made
with view to reduction wherever practi-
cable. Thus may be effectively inaugu-
nIteu III, a movement WhiSn shail lead eyentu,
warrants and iet ma oxnross a tbe bnnn 9to to
an nbandonmcnt nf tho nrnti ,,oe nope' "
dorsing warrants mot mid !" n nr,ctice
not in conformity with sound business
principles. even in the matter of running
INTO DEBT.
=, ON the 2sth day of June last I received
q o'v arss t.aIioi, s OF non "A; T. MeserVey as
Asric,,ltvr,I Ill oo9au t uL 'Iustees t Oh Ihe
gressional DISTRICT Irnon hninr o1,,'sad
that that board had elected os Mr. MOS
ervey's successor Hon. Hiram G.
Wheeler of the county of Sac | issued n
commission to that gentleman to hold, as
pro. proViueu @ by the statute, until the
i iseMt mo, riiiEet,lS OF the general assembly 1t
tee for The rn,o,ip ro Ip2ll you 10 erect a ITusi
term VI ''o uii'NPii 9"
1t iS unnecessary for me to remind tta
general assembly that the people of the the
Srios SS,hee 5 Hre GNpectlng the session to be of
are as tboir rro... Hlu i ,}t u9upt not mat you
pathy with that feniin,r i,r,t, ~, ,uil ~ ~ ~.
express the hope that Your deIibara tIons
Will eventuate I'm code of laws that will
give satisfaction to the people while II
VIII anew commend the legislation of this
u 6rr"S commonwealth to approval beyond
W, Uoi ueis'
r, ~ looks now as II the resolution which
@ @uoyerhor Drake wants passed. to confine the
worh strictly 10 code matters, might not
po presented at all. The governor has
Wahteu concurrent resolution passed 10
keep out an new legislation. But members
point out that such resolution would be
oi no Value Whatever. In the process of code
revision anything can be offered an
craving line between new and old. Such
resolution would make 1t impossible to
revise the revenue laws which all agree
must pe dohe' IL would In fact, continc
the work TO mere codlhcatton and, as many
members believe, prevent the session doing
the very work that is wanted of it. But
the first objection is that II would be inn
practicable. AS soon as title is up foG
consideration 1t will be subject to amend
ment. Any member can offer any amend
ment he chooses and 1t will be pertinent.
Tho question of liquor manufacturing will
come in early There is little doubt OF this
among those who have given most atten-
tion to the matter
BIII.DING AND LOAN LOBRY
Tho building ord loon 1obh,, % on hand
again. II kent its fingers on the trigger
from oneninp dav to adionrnment last Vim
Tor hut Ala NOT nravont tba nassaao of ,
lou, for III. rogmlotion ~ tboso assaeia.ions
THAT law has been in effect only few
montbs but has became verv ohnoxious to
sona nf tbe associations Tbev Want IL
amended In imnortant resnects soction
cbonter "a Acts of the Twentv-sIxth Cen,
eraI hesomhIv 10 verv obnovinus tn domestic
ossociations and tbey demand dts unnondi
Hnnai annaal Tho section cnnfars ahsoimta
no,ver an tho eyeontiva conncii ond otato
auJitor to accent mr. reiect articias of In
cornora tion NJ b,,iiSirg and Loan osaocia-
tinns ;Ila a., othar neo,ions 90 ~, nbantar
th doisions os th oo,,nji nd % e,,dtt 90
e ne TI " tnT ti ID 1Nu a a.
la. f 80 80 "h passasI
" " az, nn 49, t ms 'HetH 'Ne ''e"' 0i "Ppe"'
" tno ., Soui IT,. - ,,,,.,,t, 80 80, ,,t..
An me- LIB .t VI, anu "hSn
omey .erll 1iO'',aty , at 1h .ne par Vi sne
are Ino,r 10 m ' s,,arantea ooy,nanje nosnia
the raoOanit1oS a1 aipan bor,, a. ,ho "
the assembly they say the. auditor has
them an existence. Ihey 90 not see why
they should be required to apply for an
nual n Certihcates at go each' lhey clalm
fees for caIti6catas 70 begin bnsindSo tboI,
should not be taxed each year for like
certihcate.
lhese are sonle Vi the Gnahses demanded
have not vat annearad m maI,a Lrou,n tboir
wants. but lobby in their behalf is expected
as soon as the session opens.
large part OF the committee work on the |