Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-18
Nebraska
NO PASSES FOR LEGISLATORS
Members Of Lower House Must Pay to
Get on Fair Grounds.
SECRETARY MILLER GETS EVEN
Oenstrues the Rules of the state
Beard of Agriculture and Pro-
poses 60 stand Upon Them
a. He Reads Them.
Especial From a staff Correspondent.

Especial From a Staff Correspondent.
LINCOLN, Neb., Aug. 17.--Though the
resolution introduced by Speaker Kuhl at
the last session Of the legislature, provd-
ing for the annual meeting Of members OF
the lower house at the state fair grounds,
was not referred to Secretary Mellor OF
the Board of Agriculture, II Is probable
that each such member coming to the gath
ering will be forced to pay the usual ad-
mission fee Of 80 cents every time he en-
tiers the grounds for any of the sessions.
In April when the session was nearing an
end the big general appropriation bill was
held up for some time in the house and
senate conference committee because of the
fact that the lower body thought that the
state fair grounds should not be adorned
with the prospective handsome news steel
grandstand for which $4,000 was asked
in the sanborn bill. Members of the sem
ate in the comforting group insisted that
that amount be given by the state for that
purpose The representatives stood pat,
however, and in the end got out Of the mat
ter by giving the state Board of Agri-
culture only $4,000 for the structure,
saving OF $4,000 Now Secretary Mellor
has indicated that II the members OF the
lower house gather upon the grounds for
sessions they will be forced to pay the
regular admission fee before being per-
mitted to pass through the gate.
The intention and desire Of the speaker
at the time the resolution favoring the
annual meeting came up was that the
event should be made q regular affair and
that In time It be made to include the for
mer members of the house and active and
past members Of the senate, as we'll
Julius zuIOw Dead.
julius zulow, a we'll known horseman OF
this city, was found lying dead under
table at his rooming house today. HIS
body bore no signs of foul play and Coro-
ner Matthews, after an investigation, de-
cIded that the man came, to his death
through the over us0 Of alcohol. zulow
had no relatives living in this country all
of his folks being in Germany
Railroad Men mt Picnic.
Hundreds of railroad men journeyed to
Capital Beach today. where the annual
plonlc of the Burlington employees was Held.
Games and various athletic stunts were
INDUCED in by the Havelock shopmen and
others Of the railrosders.
Rewtstratton Board to Meet.
The stallion registration board. comprising
Prof H. r. Smith Of the University Of Ne
A.
appointed inspectors and the work of In
spection Will be commenced after the state
fair, which will be held in Loncoln, Sep
tenber 4 TO 8. The following nre tho In
spectors appointed: ]. H. Gain, Lincoln; j.
B. Anderson, Seward: ]. b. Sprague, David
City; ". schaefer. Tekamah; T. c. Bow
man, Tecumseh; w. II. Tuck. Weeping
Water; c. c. Hall. Omaha; J. A. DeCow,
Hoidrege p. simonson, Lexington; W. 8.
Nichols, Ravenna; j. w. McGinnis, Ord
L. p. Cartenson, Columbus: Charles A.
McKim, Norfolk; NJ. r, Bernard. Grand
Island ]. w. MeEachron, Geneva; A Bos-
from. Lincoln.
Phelps Goes to Auburn.
Adjutant General Phelps will go to Au-
burn Monday evening to muster new COM
pany Of the Nebraska National Guard
Forty-eight young men have signed the
muster roll. Tho company will be designated
Company OF tho First regiment.
Demands Track Scales.
J. .. Tones. q banker and stockman OF
Touhy. has filed a complaint with the rail
way commission asking that the Union Pa
cifio Railroad company be required to main
tain track scales at that station, The com
piainant says owners of live stock now
drive or haul their stock 10 other stations
where track scales afford Weighing IA
cilitiss.