Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-06


II. r. STANDARDIZATION animal dis
eases '.''...'.s................... $500
Total ............................. .t11s,oD
Bills Passed by senate.
The principal business Of the morning
session Of the senate was the passing Of a
few bills which did not reach It in time
: 70 be placed on passage yesterday. II. II.
$50. by Farley, which reduces the num-
ber Of senate and house journals to be
printed from 1900 to 1000. was called back
from the house and passed. The other
measures acted on were as follows:
II. r. 76-By Armstrong Appropriating
the proceeds Of the 1-mill levy to the use
Of the state university.
II. r. 84-By Dodge. Allowing county
boards to appropriate money to pay for ad-
ditional records in scavenger tax matters.
n. r. 1So-By Dodge. Appropriating $780,
600 for a gymnasium at the school for the
deaf and dumb at Omaha.
II. r. 4SS-BY Raper Appropriatlng
$3.50 for a monument at the grave OF GEN
eral John NJ Thayer.
national appropriation for the agricultural
experiment station,
Romance of Session.
romance which came to light this
morning was one of the features Of the
closing day. Il leaked out during the
forenoon that Senator II. h. Glover one
Of the bachelor members OF the senate, and
Miss Cordelia johnson of Lincoln we're to
be married in the evening. Their acauaInt-
ance began at one Of the receptions held by
Governor Sheldon early in the session. They
met frequently at the same function and
were together much OF the time during the
session. The nuptials were tipped or by
friends and Senator Glover was the sub
ject Of considerable 'joshing" on account
OF Il.
During luii In business Senator Randall
introduced the following resolution:
Whereas, II has come to the knowledge of
this senate that one OF It's bachelor mem
beers has permitted himself TO be lobbled
and unduly influenced by q fair female
lobbyist, and with results that are liable
70 be lasting and possibly have serious az
feet on the future bachelor members of
Whereas, The aforesaid bachelor member
on his oath as senator. promised not TO
receive or accept any valuable thing what
soever during his term OF once as senator;
Resolved. That conference committee OF
three members OF this senate be appointed
70 Investigate the truth OF the rumor be-
ing circulated about the senator from the
Fitteenth district, and report TO this body
when and where tho wedding is to take
place, 30 that this senate may be prepared
TO attend IN a body and congratulate the
senator and his fair lobbyist upon the re.
sssocis tona ,r gosh , PFoVsht anout by their
the legislature. And. be Il further
Resolved. That in case the elimination OF
a3 sr THIS Sody b Rsos doe7 SS
that this senate at this time extend IT.
approximations to the senator from the
Fifteenth senatorial district upon the rec
ord he has made, not only as legislator
but that he has demonstrated to tn 8 sen
ete ana his constituency that he Is will
Ing TO rectify the mistake he has made
ter life.
Glover was required to make a speech
He did not say whether or not the rumor
was true, but II 1t was he was only follow.
ing out the advice that had been given hin
. frequently Of late. Senators Patrick and
Saunders, the other bachelor members were
called on for remarks. The former re-
sponded, but Saunders could not be found
Parting Shot at the Journal.
At the afternoon session Senator Eppers n
took>a parting shot at the Nebraska State
Journal by introducing resolution &c
exact from the company the statutory 81
penalty for failure to print amendments
within three days provided by law. The
Journal had the contract for printing bills
and amendments and during the early part
OF the session some OF them were not re.
turned according 10 the contract In his
remarks on the bill Senator Epperson SAID
he would admit he had considerable malice
toward the Journal on account of It's treat
mont Of him, The committee on account,
had figured roughly that 81 the resolution
went through the Journal would owe tn,
state about 5000 over and above it's claim
for printing,
The debate started seriously, but before Il
had progressed very far It developed into
vehicle for repRrtee between the mem
bers. Enperson. Thomas. Burns and Pat
El8k supported the motion and insisted IN,
mate should apply the letter of the stat
90 and demand what is due the state
The motion was opposed by sackett, VIII
son, Aldrich. McKesson and wiitse. Tn,
motion was lost by vote of . to IT. Tn,
roll call was as follows: