Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-07-13

| of men needed i'll each county and town
| in Nebraska, and is now ready to begin
operations to apply the fields Of Nebras-
| ka with all tae men needed. Until Sat
urdav night the bureau has been aidinc,
Kansas where over 22000 men were
needed. ard has shipped to that state
greet number. Saturday tire harvest
commenced generally over Nebraska and
the bureau will now call on tae director
of employment of Kansas to return the
favor and 20 ship men to the farmers of
this state Because of the great number
OF men who go into Kansas every year,
Nebraska. il is claimed. gets TIE better of
this labor agreement. since the harvest ls
soon over down there and the men are
aided to get cheap transportation to Ne
braska. where new jobs await them. In
fact the bureau of labor claims Nebras-
ka gets about four times as many men
back as it sends The schedule is as fol-
lows: Adams. 90: Antelope. 10: Boone,
100: Buffalo. 90; Butler, 10; Clay, 125;
Colfax, co. Cunning, 40; Custer. 40;
Dawson. 100; Dodge, so: Franklin. as;
Frontier. 80: Furnas, 115; Gage, 80;
GOsper, %; Hall. so; Hamilton, 80;
Harlan. SO: Hayes. 100; Hitchcock, 300;
Jefferson, 100; Kearney, 90; Madison,
10; Nance, 60: Nuckolls. 90; Phelps,
$50: Platte, 125: Polk. %; Red Willow,
90: Saline. 60; Seward. 30; Stanton, 90;
Thayer. $50; Valley. 60: Webster, 80;
York, 10. Total, 800.
The first copies of the session laws are
expected by the secretary of state by
July 1. The contract made by the
printing board carries with it a penalty
of / per cent of the total amount of the
contract, $3.50 4 page. for every day af-
ter July 1 that the books are not deliv-
cred. The printers have notified the sec
rotary of state that the books will be de-
livered by July /. Under the constitution
the state is required to get the books
out within sixty days after the legislature
adjourned This law imposing this duty
on the secretary of state has been super
seeded by the law creating the printing
board, which provides that this board
shall let all contracts. According 10 this
section the board has twenty days before.
advertising for bids for printing. and ii
is required to give at least ten days no
tice before letting the contract This
would consumes thirty days Of the sixty;
consequently it is almost All impossible
~ to get the books out within the sixty
days required by the constitution Incl
dentally, no one knows when the senate
and house journals will be out. The con-
tract specifies that they snail be COM
pletcd within sixty days after the receipt
by the printer of the last OF the copy.i
The last of the copy is supposed to have
been delivered to the printer at a very
recent date.
Saturday, July 1, all the laws enacted,
by the late legislature which did not carry
the emergency clause went into effect!
Among the many enacted not heretofore1
in force are these:
One new law protects imported pleas
ants and partriGges
Another prohibits changes in school
sites without previous notice.
County treasurers are given more pow
er in the collection of personal taxes.
Automobile owners must register at the
state house and each machine must pay
an annual tax of 81.
Members of the Lincoln school board
are to be elected every two years
a new law is on the books regarding
the giving and taking of bribes
Rights of way are granted over state
lands to irrigation bitches
The drainage bitches cannot be built to
water courses.
Cigarettes cannot be made sold or Civ
en- away.
Business combinations cannot be made
in restraint of trade and the giving Of
rebates is made Illegal. This state law
is framed on the lines of the national
antitrust law.
York County stands at the head of the
list so far in the counties which have
made their returns to the state board of
equalization. The county returned az as
sessment of 1921 900 in excess of the as
sessment last year after the state board
had added > per cent to the total. In all
he assessment is $G.1j4. SJ449 The in
:rease is spread on all kinds Of property!
making it general. About $4,000 is for
improvements on real estate Cherry
county shows a decrease of S27, 600 ON
PERSONAL property and an increase Of SIT
'OO On improvements on real estate.
Rev. l.. ?. Ludden, who, on the retire.
nent of Chairman Tawney, of the state
loard OF education, became chairman Of
he board. has announced the appointi
nent of the new committees of the board
Auditing, Mortensen, Childs, DelzeI: ex!
cutive. Majors. Gregg, Ludden; furnil
ure, Childs, MeBrien, Mortensen; teach
rs and employees. McBrien DelzeI. Ma
ors; text books, library books, course OF
tUdy and rules, DeIzclI, Gregg, Childs.
Secretary of State GaIusha has issued
- licenses under the new automobile
NV and is getting in more applications
ach day. He has received the seals 70.
e delivered to the owners. They ara
tin and round, about two inches in al
meter. In the center is the number of
lie license and around this is the state
tent that the number has been issued
the secretary Of state
Application was made to Gov. Micker
look into the case OF John Mccormick
mt to the penitcntiary for twenty Years
ON Nebraska City for shooting a wo-
an. McCormick's relatives believe thar