Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-04-16
NEW LAWS Of nebraska
Measures Passed by the Legis-
lature and Approved by
the Governor.

the emergency clause go into effect
at once Measures with stated periods
for going into effect become laws on
the yates specified Without the emer.
gency clause the bills become laws
ninety days after the adjournment OF
the session
The house members were as follows:
Hogrefe. Jones Belden. Wilson, GRAY
ems. Kerns. Christy, Reed Good, Cas-.
sell Jones OF Otoe. FriedriChs, Deles
Dernier Spurlock, Starter, Gilbert,
Nelson of Douglas Ten Eyck, Shelley,
Morsman, Mangold, Riggs. Koetter.
Kennedy. Jahnel. Sears, Harrison.
Roberts Loomls. Schinstock. Weborg,
Craig, Mikesell Nelson OF Cedar. An.
derson Heron, Jouvenat, flemmin-
ger Becher. Fellers. Dobry. Hartman.
Vaslek, Gelwlck, Kaveny Atwood, Nc
Lain, Mockett, McClay Burgess, War
ner, Holliett Ribble. Stetson. Rob
bins, Ramsey, Speer. Smith. Menden-
hall Ford, Cropsey Eggenburger,
Trask DIETRICH. Meredith. Hoy Thomp-
son, CunpinFham Anderson of Hamil-
ton Fishback, Caldwell. Hunter, Sad
ler Sweezy, Rouse. Ferrar, Fries,
Thorpe, Coats. Waring, Douglas. Han
ma. Curry, McAllister. Bartoo, Copsey,
Tooley Kittle, Davis. Knox Bacon,
Anderson. Gishwiller McCulloch,
Johnson, Perry, Hathorn, Junkln,
Shipley
The following are the names OF the
senators: Norris, Young. Marshall.
Sheldon, Meredith, Hall Howell Saun.
Reynolds, Alden, Way, Coffee, Brown,
Fries Wall. Harrison, Umstead, Hast
ings, ONeil Beghtol Pemberton, An.
derson. Jennings, Sloan Cox, Day,
Hedge, Dean, Hasty, Giff1n.
The legislature passed the meas
ures designated below, which were all
signed by the governor
The Revenue Bill.
! H. r. 344, the revenue bill-The
measure begins with elaborate def
nitIons of all the terms used In rela-
ton TO taxation Real property, real
estate, lands, personal property. money
and all other debatable terms are all
explained.
The following property Is taxable:
Section IL. All property In this
state not expressly exempt therefrom,
shall be subject to taxation, and shall
be valued at It's actual value which
shall be entered opposite each item
and shall be assessed at 20 per cent OF
such actual value. Such assessed
value shall be- entered in a separate
column opposite each Item, and shall
be taken and considered as the taxa
BILE value of such property, and the
value at which 1t shall be listed ant
upon which the levy shall be made
Actual value as used in this act shall
mean its value In the market in the or
binary course Of trade.
The following property is exempt
from taxation;
First-All property of the state
counties and municipal corporations
Second-Such other property as may
be used exclusively for agricultural
and horticultural societies, fol
schools, religious, cemetery and CHART
able purposes. In the assessment Of
+, real estate, encountered by public
easement. any depreciation accustomed
by suoh easement shall be deducted
In the valuation Of such property The
increased value OF lands by reason Of
live fences, fruit and forest trees
grown and cultivated thereon, shall
not be taken into account in the as
sessment thereof.
The following provisions are made
for tax liens:
Section L. Taxes on real property
shall be lien thereon from and in
GLIDING the first day of April of the
year in which they are levied unit
the same are paid.
!, Section 10. Taxes assessed upor
personal property OF the person t
whom assessed from and after the
first day OF October of the year II
which they are assessed, until paid
Section 10. When property Is as
sessed to any person as agent for an
other. or in a representative capacity
such person shall have a lien upoI
such property, or any property Of hi
: principal in his possession, for thu
, taxes thereon until he is indemni
fed against the payment thereof, or,
he has paid the taxes, until he is re
imbursed therefor.
Section IT. All general taxes du
the state. county, school district town
) road district city or village. shall b.
: first lien on the real estate on whicl
levied and take priority over all othe
encumbrances and liens thereon.
Section Is. All special assessments
regularly assessed and levied by an
| county or municipality. duly author
a ized, shall be lien on the real estat
on which assessed, as provided b
> the statute authorizing the same. bu
Y shall be subject to the general take
= mentioned In the last preceding sec
ton
County assessors are to be elected a
the general election In 1903 and ever
I four years thereafter. The first Thurs
. day after the hrst Tuesday in Januar
l is the date set for taking the Office