Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-12

answer. II carrier refuses TO make an
answer the commission will make any order
Services or notices or summons may be
made either personally or by mail upon
the parties in any pr0ceedings. 80. go.
hearing a complaint and the hearing shall
be in its Office unless otherwise specined
witnesses are TO be examined orally.
subpoenas either for oral testimony or
for the production OF books or papers may
be issued under the seal o. the commission
on its own motion or on the application bN
parties in interest The attendance Of Wit
nesSes who are not interested may be COM
PEELED for the sake OF Their testimony, Put
evidence Is sought from them or their
books and papers.
Copies OF petitions. complaints or answers
will be furnished by the commission free
Of charge to the adverse parties. Copies
or decisions. orders and opinions, will Also
commissioner a record shall be made OF the
vote taken on any contested case.
district courts q Nebraska will be followed
so far as TO correspond with other rules
adopted by the commission.
Many OmCes Moved.
Within few days the Offices in the state
house with the exception OF those occupied
by state officers, will all be changed and
It will take a directory for any one to md
any one. The State Board OF Public Lands
and Buildings met this morning and al
opinion Of the board to change practically
every ONCE to make room for the State
Railway commission, which is the only ad-
dtion to the present number Of offices in
the state house. It fell TO the lot OF Chair
man Eaton and Secretary Junkn to carry
| around the move out notices and some OF
| the language used by those to be elected
from pleasant quarters was unique ana en-
| tirely original. Offices were allotted as fol-
| lows:
/ The oil ONCE moves from the first floor
/ TO the Lieutenant governors room on the
second floor.
, The state veterinarian will Office with
J the State Board Of Charities on the third
! floor This oftice has been on the second
The labor bureau. which for years has
| been on the first floor, moves to the house
| engrossing room on the third floor.
The agricultural society moves from the
| first floor in the north center OF the buld-
ing to the labor bureau room.
The game warden moves from the SECOND
floor to the senate judiciary committee
room on the third floor
The irrigation board moves from the
| north center Of the building to the senate
I enrolling room on the third floor.
The State Railway commission takes the
| rooms now occupied by the State Board OF
| Irrigation and the Agricultural society,
The supreme court commission takes the
two rooms of the secretary OF the senate
and when II wants It win uee the senate
! chamber.
The state SUPERINTENDENT takes on the
room vacated by the oil office and makes
II part OF his already large office rooms
While only a few of the parties inter
ested are satisfied and It will take lot OF
work and worry to make the changes, the
state house elevators will be started shortly
and after the changes are made it will be
little trouble to get to the third floor.
Governors Mother III.
Governor Sheldon received a message al
noon that his mother at Nehawka wal
much worse and her condition is very
serious. In order TO complete his work or
the bills in his possession the governor
locked his office and refused himself L
visitors and then left on the first trair
for his mothers bedside.
Busy SensOn for Burkett.
United States Senator Burkett is goini
to be the busiest man in seven states dur
ing the next two months and a great biz
bunch of high school graduates are golnl
to have an opportunity to hear the senio
senator tell them things in commencement
day addresses. Beginning at Waverly, Ma!
II, he will speak follows: For May
Chester, 90 Ewing, q; Gordon, g; ALI
, ance. "a Gothenburg, %; Juniata, q; Arapa
hoe, 49, Superior, 20; Table Rock, 30; Cen
: trail City, 81; June /, at Aurora; Beatrice, 7
Beaver Crossing, s; Hebron, 10; Red Cloud
Il; Bloomington, II, and for the following
! week at Junior normal schools.