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The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-02
special Excursion.

Monday, May 6, we have speeia !
car. "Estelle," furnished for TINS
trip, Denver TO Alberta and return
Meals and berths furnished for only
GAG a5. Two weeks of sight seeing
For particulars call on f. E. Baker
g. Co.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-02
WEDDINGS
Chrlstman.Barpott

Mss Mary Christman and Albert
=. barnett were married last Thurs.
uay os hev, r. j. Hunter at his
as'1te, 80 Isont =, The bride is the daughter
OF JACOB Christman of Pleasant Val.
ICY a'u The groom is a farmer of that
v'"'ul.S They will live on a ranch
one mile north of Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-02
Opportunities in the Texas Panhandle.

Very low homeseekers' rates are
offered by the Colorado s. Southern
TO points in Texas for the lane
seeker. Let us tell you about the
country and the rates. T. e. FISH
er, G. P. A., Denver,
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-02
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e LOCd' !
k+4-rF-'-'-'-'-''-'-'-S'
] at Craig $, r.,,,,
,sO,, spent last Friday
!, Of cilcrest was in
,is.hOrse eveners at
uith shop
vuth for bicycle re-
NJ w.
ghth avenue
bsnd.painted china
ssnts at Glazier's S.
an soIe this week.
I'M ajl greatly reduced.
|, on hats at Miss
y, May f. ohs ""'
windmill on ear.l'
Nichols s Son. Gree
bemorest $ 1fi's . "oeN.
i1k, waists, dresses
". A. Miner went
wednesday morning
by.
& 4 year roses y
y Nurseries Il lo25
Spear.
carload of Herrick
All sizes and styles.
& Co., agents.
S. Fred Rock well
b LaSalle with Mr.
Pr, Mrs, John Har-
bt neglect planting a
satisfy you if we
lock away. Greeley
1t Tuesday evening
Mrs. Smith will
y for several weeks
5.
! the cement head.
5 manufactured by
Lumber company? ?
In existence.
lad returned to Den
hin children OF her
Mead, after a few
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Charles Uric re-
last Tuesday after
with Mr.. and Mrs.
IS Uric and Mrs.
arrived home from
), last Thursday to
/ with his father,
Mr.. Arbuckle has
b over a week.
Fees of Pasadena,
Greeley last Thurs
a visit with Mrs.
Mrs. ]. f. Jones.
Jones mother.
was the seventy
Mrs. Sarah Francis
and Mayme Wyatt
inner in her honor
helr parents, Mr..
yatt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19
,ameri6aS Dan|6e''

"9eorolpiet" for iio1te l1ge ifriper:
uM bar / ct &ar Mrtifler, ser =
in porentbeiis = bafte 0pligt> bleu
citere0e og trpfte in ertenio fra @plt
til &Dit = antD6et Dor @tilling ober.
for 6en alfoeling al u9anlf &ortret-
gollert"> iom ifal omban6le 9anlf-
Mmerifanere.
9eu bar VI / @eftefor1n l1o6taget
ct &roipeftus ober Blanen. Set ene-
ite> Ser in1ponerer os, er 6en Meffe
fltngenbe Nabne, iom ltaar UNDER
@ubifrtptionstn6bp = en- ober-
peien6e Del af oem ne6 9lttributerne,
~&no. af 9bg.", st. al 9bg.",
~@torfors of 9bg. IS. &c." og iaa
bioere or6ensfapitulif uen0eligbe6.
en- enel tie Danlf t. Sim e.
r / t amer ftn6es Sen lange
9eabnelifte = &r. 9fe6aftgr @opbus
S. Meble, Smaba, geeb.
O6er1igere @ommentarer er ober-
flp6ige!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19
Da11Hk- -antrrtkattak $flakah.
Et lille Orr / UtnR.

| &eoegi9relle far man at Dol6e fig til,
n9ppe nof en- Mntp6ning 6eraf. Selb
ON man be6, at bette 1noo fon1me, og
tbr gaa no fra, at @ellfabet fun en6.
MI life far ment Gi6en ir1oe, tur6e
ser maaife bore @run6 til at itiIIe
oct Spgrgsmaal om bette life ct Til-
fploet MI. &un / 2p of 0enne &abs-
beo bar 10 nemlig Dugens n1aalfatti-
ge Msfuslion funnel iin6e Steering
poo fren1me0e 2egemer.
Sp me6 Ninouerne> frilf gu it /
Stuerne og loa &ortene paa 8or6et.
Set er Set min0lt >non fan forlQn>
&C. noor man itaor me0 @pnherne re,
Sc til Somarbej0e.
Set ct ingen &1111lt at ir0lti(le ct
9(rbeiOe> men Bette Gilful6e pil set
enooa n1oolfe bore lhige lettere, peo
tillioSful0t at legge Sogen fren1 for
Sffe11tligbe0en, at bin6e enig 6tptte
til at fgre s(rbej0et bi0ere 1Ae0 for
pget StDrfe, om ems n1aalfe as li6t
roligere og mere fonierbatibe 2i11ier.
Ser er jo 6Dgtige Mn11o tilbuge /
StDrelen> M910, man bar @rur6 til
at tro> fife bill ifamme fig for at tage
Jig Sc inobunone @rfaringer til SS116<
tggt og laoe Goretagen6et np0e goot
oeraf, og lom iiffert> efter EN- tilen6e-
bragt 9feorganii iatio1 life bill bape
lpert pe0 at fnptte 6e rette Wfenb
ON Jig / @elifabets @tprelie. .&nor-
leoes oenne 93eorganilation faI goa
for Jig, om man oil in6fal6e en- Gene
ralforlamling ioag eller imorget, 6et
n1aa Direftio11 eIIer Mftionerer ON.
SsSfffe Danif> >Amerifanif @elifab bar:
ifabt 6e 0pgaber, bborom man bar-
iamlet fig. 9pgaberne bar fabt @el.-
itobet. 9erfor bill bette paa Sorbaano
bore bis paa at gaa frelit og 1tDrtet
no of @tri6en.
Chicago 6en 13. Mpril.\ i
@.@. SO. s @asieIriis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19

Sbaiu @oroia8en en6te iioite Sire.
oag me6, at Sl1rDen maatte afife6i-
ges, ga BEN lite fu116e opnaa @niten1-
migbe6 om EN- &ien6elle. 9enne Mf<
Tutning paa ben meget omtalte Gag
bar aln1tn6eligt bentet, men for ben
Mnfloge0e og bans @legtntnge bar
BEN en- frpgtelig @fuffelie, 90 $bap
efter al @an6lDnligbe6 bil blibe bolot
/ @aretegtsfengiel, in6til @agen tan
blipe optaget paanp, boilfet life Tan
ife fgr / Sftober. Ser er i1gen &i-
meligbe6 for> at bans &ilbu0 ON en-
&aution al $250,000 pil blioe MOB
taget. Sbatp ffal bore meget util--
fre6s 1ne6 Sen ber6nnte sSuri1t, 6er bar
fgrt bans Gag Gan Srancisco 80.
pofoten Delmas, og fan bill life BE-
nptte bam lom lin 9ope6a6bofat >naar
@agen fommer op paanD.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19

sSrm M{aripm @cbibsbpe bbb. Sra
&olo6ena, Gal., er inolgbet 6en igr<
gelige Wfeo0elelie, at Sru Marion
@cbibsbpe, +. @egelcte, Dor befienote
2or6sma116, 9ireftdr for Greet
9eortbern Supplement- g., Neinneapo>
1is> Wficbael g. @cbibsbpes SuItrn,
1926 @atptborne @be., Manoag @f=
tern1i66ag er ofgaoet beo 9aoen iom
6elge al ct l1lpffesttlfef ei ct @otel
/ @olaoena. 6rl1 @cbibsbpe reiite for
fort Ei6en iioen iammen meo fin alo=
Ite Dotter til California al @elbteos=
benipn. Selegrammet on benoes 9go
neo0eler, at bun Manoag Gftermio=
Sag bab6e ta1t me0 nogle 8enner /
2obbpe>1 / Set &otel, bpor bum boe0e
lamnen n1e0 9atteren. sSOet bun
pel1ote Jig fra oenl aabne6e BUN D6=
ren til Glepatorrpret, n1ulig / Sen
Sro, at Glepatorburet bar paa 5te=
set. Dette bar BOG fife Stlfpl6et, oQ
bum traaote n6 Oct tom1me Stun oQ
faIot ne6 til 8unoen al Ggret mel
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19

Sen Gplee, at bun fit ct 8ru6 paa
&ierneifallen, iom tort efter meofpr>
te Dg6en, in6en BUN bap6e gienpun-
set 8epi6itbe6en. &r. SO. @cbibsbpe
.reilte / Eirsoags u6 til @ofa6ena for
at fgre lin &uitrus Sig tilbage til
Weinneapolis. Deres ID 9lar gamle
Datter> iom bar iammen meo @ooes
rem, Ie6ioger bam biem.
Stu @cbibsbpe, ser tilberte ben
befienote @egelcfe Samilie / @en6>
ipslel = FUN bar en- Miece al afoeoe
&rofes]or ST. 81. @egelcfe, Gam
marfs bergmte 2erer @ejeribrug-
fom / en- ung M6er ber til 2an6et.
@eo lit el1fper0tge, mtloe @eien og
fin noble &Qrafter ban6t BUN mango
! @enner olle &reoie, iom me6 oprig,
tig @org bil n1o6tage Me66elelien ON
ben6es .plu6ieltge 8ortgang. &enoes
@ienn og Samilie bar alt for benoe,
og bun bill blipe oDbt iabnet al lin
Mon6 og fine tire lmaa Dgtre. 81 BE-
ser Somilien mo6tage Soriifringen
or. Dor i1berlige Deltagelie / 6eres
1tore Sab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19

@Gmmenlign bette 8la6s @fter.
retninger fra set gan1le 2anb n1eb
anbre @tabes og pr6p, ON De 1tosef
an6et sA0s finber Dem fploigere q.
Ter naee panlfbeiige.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19

@fr. s. $. Monrab, Sen befien6te
bonif=amerifanife Meierimano, fom /
en- lang 9lurreHe bar boet ber /
2on6et> bill ONT tort Sis forlo6e 6e
6orene6e @tater for at boiette fig i
Donmorf. .Mr .Monro6 er fien6t run6t
om Meiertitaterne, og ban bar to-
get en- meget birfiom Del Meierip@-
ienets l1opifling ber / 2on6et. 8aa6e
i Meieri=2tteraturen og Sen prafti-
ffe Meieri6rift bar ban erbperbet fig
ct meget aniet 9fabn, og mango ct oe
banife Weeiertmen6, iom ban bar gi=
pct @inf og 99aa6 paa oeres fgrite
@friot ber / 2on6et, og lom ban bor
ffaffet gobe Stillinger Iom Meiertiter.
&an bor r6gipet flere Bigger om Mei>
eripeierL ser ct blepet meget le1te,
og / Meieripreslen bar bansgeapn be-
ret at ftnoe / en- lang &effe slor,
ioet bon 6els ielp bar re6i9eret Mfeie,
ribla6e, 6els bor beret Me6arbeiber
peo Sc be6ite af 6isie 8lo6e, Der fin
oes fer 2an6et; bans @rtifler bar
til olle &ioer beret betragteoe io1n
berenoe til set aller be61te 2pleitof
Nmerifas Weeieribla6e. Com Sore
6rogsboloer og Dommer beo Meieri'
u6ltillinger bar ian ltgele6es pun6et
ct meget oniet Mapn, og meo fnlo
9Ret tan fan betegnes iom en- af bore
beolte Meieri> >sutboriteter. S oe flo
ite glor bor Wer. Monrao peret Nfeo'
reoaftpr af r9ee1p Sort &roouce &e'
pietp".
@n beore Donif- -Mmerifoner en>
ssobn &enrp Weonrao bar alorig ia1
lin SOB paa slmertfas Sorobn11o
&an bar giort fin geation s@re, ba'
taget birflon1 og frernragen6e 9el
fit npe Georelon6s l1opifling paa e
Omroa6e, bpor 6et ltgger inoe mel
folosiole Weuligbe6er, og ban bar al
BRIG peret bange for at fremI9tte i'm
9lnffueller u6en at inigre bperfen fo1
ben enc eIIer 6en on6en. Set er ban5
Selbreo, ser tbin9er bam til at ben
oe tilboge til Donmarf efter at ba1
bor ofret 9lmertfa set be6ite al i'm
Manb6on1saar, og set er bort pn1t
og @aab, at Dor mangeaartge Se1
maa faa go0t l1obptte at 6oranorin
gen al 0pbol6slteo. Wer. Monrao
ser bill be6blipe at nere Wteoarbeioe
pe6 ugeetp Oorf Bro6nce &ebie1p
Iom @orrejpon0ent fra @nropa, e
Spoger og 5etter til por befienot
2an6sman6, Direft6r S. 9. Sreoe
rtffen 2ittle Sails.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19

bans itgr1te @ien6on1me en- tre @ta-
gers 8pgntng, iom ban MI opfbrer
poanp. &an omtales af alle iom en-
energiif, frerna6itrebenoe Mono og
en- u6merfet 8orger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19

Mar bar befle6t EN- betroet @tilling
be6 Sails @fibsberft @inslotp> fei=
re6e forrige l1ge 8rDllup me6 Wirs.
6. @ller fra Seem Oorf. 8ruoen far
@legt1inge pe6 Ruget Sun6, og
8ru6gommen er en- bel fien6t Man6 |
Sen 6anife &oloni 6ernoe.
&rpfesior 9l11g. 8micf, Dor SANDS
man6 @aibington, 9. g., og 9iref-
ter for SsS11ieftaf6elingen pe6 geatio-
naImuieet, ON bpem ri for ct &ar
Tiger ii6en me66elte / en- @fil6rin9
fra neutrality-suspicious. bar 6isie
Dage taget EN- @afance fra fin @ier,
ming ser og 9lfffe6 meo fin Suitrl1
oeres Stem / Spattspille, @5o., 70,
paa @mbe6spegne at begipe fig paa el
pioenifabelig l6flugt til &anamc
al=3one1l bbor Hrofesioren pi
noforlfe set rige SsS1left1ib 6enl1!
Eropee9n og iiffert: tage en- itdrr'
@omling me6 Jig tilbage til MuIre
/ @aibington. Set er fife belt noe
lnffei, at hi Cit ner1nere Srenti6 III
@r. 8nlcfs &aan0 bill mootage e1
Mrtifel ON 6orbol6ene, 0erneoe fra
bpor 8unobeien ifal grapes, og ion
bill gipe bore 29iere ct Sgritebaanos
4 ltn6trbf ON 2ipet pan Banamatangen
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19

Den danske ndvandrgs Historic Aeka fra Koonernes Grund
leggelse det Aarfundrede Til Dage

Folk til Dimen
Kendsnng
New York New Mod New York City, hor man btemte sig " eef % at
Amerka,
fra
att
al drndh h
Wis g
Mode
og udgves at Danske Amerka.
n Prae fra Wnnig M Foda % M BelSnt
n
bandtd al Ihr
dse Earinger
hggeri Dvae
lvneets
os
dnNat
Engl@nden Kooni grmdgs
vin@rerde a n
ft Menghed Fonnge smaara opr
re ON eu lever vii t tab
EVIL rsanvrk medAe
Wt1teng Meddeser dansk Koon lille
@e atvee vkg % paaldehgt V@rk Dke
Aeria" vii Ere for landnHnd bd her hjamme
til Ud6ldnig 0emed.
Med rdde
DIP
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19

/ Suni s. g., er ifplge Meooelellt
fra 5ellfabets 8eltprelje blepet uola1
in0til pi0ere.
&gl. Sfneiptllcr 3anscnberg op.
troabte ifelge ~0bf." @e6or Sails
for cit lneget talrige Goriamling, oe
bans SptrG0en fulgtes meb flor 0p:
mnrfolnbe0. @erligt gior6e &111it
neren 9pffe ne0 fine muntre> ifjemt:
ion1nae giier og @iengipelle al Sc bu:
moriltilfe Gortellin9er. 8la0et ON:
taller bans Mitnif lom 1in1o0ltaaelie
og bans lnilenoe s(niigt, naar ban
eiengoo Sc forifiellige @ituotioner,
bar folteligt. 99fen at ban ogioa fl1n=
Sc irtte a110et ems 2atter1rul lflerne
geprgelie bite bans Sore0rog al
9rocbmonnS u&iemlnets @ang". S
SlnaDd, Dbor Dan optraaOte I Sgr=
bags, blep ser ipillet to GtDffer,
u5ol0aterlpier", bbiIfen ST. Ban,
genberg bor en- al fine @lansroller
ON 9an6ifabsmaler Mnfer, og 8et5o-
nicfs u@ulofareten". u8ien" @an
sSronctsco ai6r fla til fraftia TuIs=
nan0 for ot&rnitneren ffal beigeeEa-
cific Soften og proteiterer paa BET ip,
rigite imo6> at 6e 9anife California
ifnl6e forbi9oaes poa bans &ourne
beropre. 8la6et lober bam BEN bier-
teligite Weo6togelie oberalt oeru6e.
@fter at W3r. 3angenberg er optraoot
/ Minneapolts ben 26 og Gulutb zen
%. Mpril, gaor &eiien moo @eft, til
Solt 2afe @itp, California og
8albington.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19

Mlr. 6. 6. Sii6er i gagle &arbor,
@aib., Ser / 20 Mnr bar opbol6t fig
paa 8oinbri6ge SsIan6 og i mango
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19
TamAHntwttA / Antrrtka.
8ra allr Krrnar.

Tcllcsrciien til 9anmarf nblat.
Donif= =elmerifonif @elfabs Geuestur
til Oonmarf, lom ifuloe fun6et @te6
Suni 5. M., er ifplge Me0oelelle
fra Selifabets 8eitprelie blebet uoiot
in0til pi0ere.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-15

islators being provided with five each and
the state officers with ten each.
Both the house and senate convened at
o'clock after an adjournment over Saturday
and Sunday. When Speaker Nettletcn
started TO announce the committee on plat
form pledges to act with the senate COM
mittee. Cone OF Saunders of course objected
saying It was not constitutional and few
things like that. Ned Brown of Lancaster
raised point of order that Cone was try
ing to reconsider a proposition which had
been settled over two days ago, and the
speaker held the point OF order well taken.
That settled Cone. except his stun gets into
the record The speaker named the commit
tee as follows:
Committees on New Laws.
Privileges and Elections-Farley of Ham
ilton, Dodge OF Douglas, AicMllen of Gage,
H. 4. Brown OF Lancaster, Anderson OF
Madison. Mackey OF Custer. Marlatt OF
Computes on Railroads--Harrison OF
Otoe Marsh OF Seward, Walsh of Douglas,
keifer Of Nuckolls Knowles Of Dodge,
, Duncan OF Otoe, Adams of Dawes
Committee on Revenue ana Taxation
pouse OF Douglas, Doran of GARFIELD. Nefi
OF Franklin, Davis OF Cas-. Baker OF
York Kuhi of Cedar. Carln OF Rock.
Dodge asked that Clarke be put on tho
committee on revenue ana taxation 10
his place and this was done. Dodge ex-
planned that Clarke had made special
study OF the terminal taxation matter and
therefore belonged to that committee.
Regular Committees in Senate
The senate committee to. select standing
committees tonight decided 10 recommend
10 the senate that the regular committees
on railroads, revenue and privileges and
elections constitute the senate half OF the
! joint committees TO formulate legislation
/ on the railway commission, pass. direcl
primary and terminal taxation subjects
O'Connell OF Johnson and Byrnss OF Platte
a fusionist. were dropped from the rail-
road committee 10 reduce the number C
seven. as provided for in the resolutions
! OF the two houses.
The committees are as follows;
Railroads--Wilsey OF Frontier Gould OF
I Greeley. Aldrich OF Butler, Wiltse of Ce
/ dar, Epperson CT Clay. Hanna OF Cherry
| and Gibson of Douglas.
| Revenus-Thomas of Douglas. MeKessoT
] Of Lancaster, Phillips OF Garfield. sacket
| OF Gage. Luce OF Harlan, Sibley of Kieu
and Buck OF OtOe.
| Privileges and Eelections-Phillips o
/ GARFIELD. Thomas OF Douglas. Wilson o.
| Pawnee. Holbrook OF Dodge, Aldrieh O
| Butler, Luce OF Harlan and Patrick q
I Sarpy.
The senate judiciary committee decides
al a meeting this evening 10 recommen'
for passage Senator Patrick's ant-lobb.
bill The bill makes # a misderneanor 10
any person to attempt to influence a legis
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-15

those convicted OF misdemeanors or
crimes.
Allowing hospitals and asylums to hold
5, r No. 1oo--By Epperson of clay.
Declaring telephone companies common
carriers and placing them under the iur-
isdictiou of the State Railway commission,
s. #. No 10i-By Patrick OF Sarpy.
Empowering any board granting liquor Ii
censes to revoke the same for violation
by the holder Of any law or ordinance
regulating the sale or conduct of the bust
s. f. No iO2-By Patrick Of sarpy.
Giving freeholders In townships outside OF
incorporated villages a right to sign sa-
loon license petitions for saloons outside
S. r. 1O9-By Patrick of sarpy. Making
s sbs,, Of petitions for saloon enses
his bondsmen for damages growing out OF
s. r. iOi-By Patrick Of sarpy. Prescrib-
roads of this state.
S. F. 1O5-By Clarke of Adams Abolish
ing the 5000 limit In damage actions for
death.
s. r 1Os-By Clarke Of Adams Abolish
ing the death penalty.
s. f. 10i-By Clarke of Adams. To au-
authorize district courts and the judges
thereof and the county courts and the
judges thereof to parole persons sentenced
inal laws of the state.
S. F. 1os--By Wilcox OF jefferson. To de-
fine Christian Science healing and to regu-
late the practice Of Christian Science.
Z s. +. F9-By McKesson of Lancaster
To provide for the assessment of real es-
tate mortgages as real estate and to pro-
vide for an equitable ASS ssment of real
estate encountered by mortgage.
S. F. 110-By McKesson OF Lancaster
Providing for the deduction Of bona fide
debts from personal property scheduled to
the county assessor and requiring that
party claiming such deduction shall dis
close to the assessor names of the per-
sons to whom he is Indebted.
S. f. 1l1-By Wilcox of Jefferson To de-
fine the term "itinerant physician" and to
provide license and fees for the same.
s. F. l12-By Randall OF Madison. by re-
guest Relating to saline and educational
lands and to make statutes covering same
conform to general revenue law.
S. +. 113-By Randall Of Madison, by re-
quest Fixing rate of interest on saline or
educational land sale contract heretofore
Issued and providing for the issuance of
sale contracts for lands to be sold and fixing
rate of interest on same.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-15
NEW BILLS INTRODUCED IN HOUSE
One Prohibiting Employment o
Minors ms Operators.
(Fr6m a Staff Correspondent.)

CFr6m stan Correspondent
LINCOLN, Jan. H.-(Special THE fol-
lowing bills were introduced In the
house. -. s-t-.
H. r. 7l-By Walsh of Douglas. To au-
thorize interurban railroad companies ito
electric current for light, heat and power.
II. K. 72-By Cone of Saunders, To pro.
vide for library in every public school
district within the state.
H. r. 73-By Cone of Saunders. Relating
to common carriers in this state, prohibits
ing them from employing any night tele-
graph operator or night towerman who
has not reached the age Of 81 years, provid-
ing for moving railway trains with more
H. r. 4-By Whitman Of johnson. To
regulate the sale of drugs and medicine.
H. r. 75-By Davis Of Cass TO provide
for taxation of real estate mortgages.
II. r. 76-By Armstrong of Nemaha. To
appropriate to the use of the State univer-
sity the proceeds Of the mill university
Of the proceeds of the mil liz university + M
for the years 1905 and 1906 as was not APP
propriated at the twenty-ninth session of
the legislature. o."
II. r. 77--By Hart of York Burglary by
use Of explosives to be punishable by SEN
tence Of twenty-five years to life.
II. r. BY Line of Jefferson. Provid-
ing for the cutting of weeds, sunhowers,
etc. so
H. R. sO-By Lahners Of Thayer Rela-
ting TO the qualifications OF judges of the
county courts.
H. r. Shy Murphy Of Fillmore. To
provide more efficient means Of improv-
ing the public roads In counties under
township organization
H. r. Shy Keller of Nuckolls To pre-
vent obstruction of highways, streets or al
ieys at railroad crossings In unincorporated
towns and villages.
H.. R. sS-By Byram of Burt To amend
section 4e Of article Of chapter IA of the
III. r. A-By Johnson of Saline. Provid-
ing Tor election of precinct assessors,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-15

day. II met a couple Of members who
are full OF the idea that to tax railroad
terminals for local purposes will be to
take from the school funds OF the various
districts Of the state. told them II was
merely an additional tax levied for city
purposes and that otherwise the present
law would not be changed The railroads.
1 believe. are working overtime on this
proposition and they are employing men
not well known as railroad lobbyists TO
do their work for them"
The Lincoln evening fake sheet refers
to Clarke of Douglas county as having
pledged himself to vote against Norris
Brown and then repudiated the pledge.
1t is presumed this was done to prejudice
the members against the author of the
terminal taxation bill. As a matter Of
fact. in the morning edition OF the fake
sheet published in the early part of Oc-
tober Is a letter signed by Mr.. Clarke in
which II is stated that he was not present
at the Yeiser meeting and repudiated the
action of that meeting. The fake sheet
has said II will correct the mistake.
Cone of Saunders. supposed to be door
leader of the minority has stacked away
a lot of things to be brought out at reg
ular intervals and tossed in on the re-
or ratified. This afternoon he got of one
of his spouts and 1t was ruled out OF
order quick enough to make his head
swim. He objected to the speaker nam
ing the standing committees 10 work with
a senate committee on platform measures.
He talked of the same things the other
day and was squelched. Here is what he
offered today.
As an individual member of this house
respectfully object to the appointment
at this time of any joint committees to
draft measures to present to this body for
the following reasons:
First-It is destruction of the individ-
ual and constitutional rights of every
second-It in effect destroys the EN-
cheney of the standing committees.
Third-It takes the legislation dele
hands of the whole membership and
places IL in the hands of a few men until
the measures of individual members can
not be considered without prejudice
Fourth-All this Capitalization of rover
is not to the best interests of this state.
II is a dangerous precedent to be estab-
the spirit OF our institutions, that can
but in the end subject this body to I'M
warranted criticism.
1 move that further consideration of
the appointment Of such Joint committee
be dispensed with until after the fortieth
day Of this session.
Speaker Nettleton is working on a bill
he will introduce shortly providing that
telephones shall come under the Jurlsdc-
ton of the State Railway commission,
which shall have power to compel different
systems to connect up their lines, to trans
nit messages and to regulate rates to be
charged Bills have already been intro
duced to compel telephone lines to con-
meet. but this bill will leave the whole mat
ter to the railway commissioners.