Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-25
Nebraska
MOREHEAD HELPS EDITORS
Gives Out Bunch Of Public Printing
of Amendments.
DEMOCRATS IN MAIN BENEFIT
Publication of Measures to he
Voted ON in November, as re
quired by Law, Goes Into
Hands of Faithful.
(From a staft Correspondent

year will publish the three constitutional
amendments that come before the vot-
ers for consideration this fall. Governor
Morehead has designated one paper in
fIfty-one counties 30 carry the printing
II will be divided between two papers in
tweuty-one counties, and in twenty-one
more three papers will share in the
profits. The governor has for the most
part selected democratic publications for
the favor, but in few instances re-
publican and Independent papers have
been given the work. In some instances
there was no choice there being but one
paper published in the county
Three amendments arc to be published
These concern taxation. jury trials and
conviction by five-sixth vote. and the
increase OF the salaries OF state off
clals. On the first two amendments the
cost of printing will be $40 each for every
county, while the third will cost Ss4 for
each county. There being ninety-eight
counties the total printing bill will
amount to S14,5os. This is a considerable
decrease from two years ago, when five
long amendments cost the state S5O.OOO
for printing.
Wait Has the List.
The list prepared by the governor is
now in the hands of Secretary of State
Wait and copy for the publishing of the
an endments is being sent to the publi-
cations designated. Under the law these
amendments must be published for three
months preceding the election. Since the
1914 election falls on November 8, this
necessitates the beginning OF the publi-
cation on August g.
The following is list of those news
papers in which the amendments will
appear
Crat, Hastings, Nos. l, and g.
Antelope County-The Neigh Register,
Neigh, Nos. !. and 8.
Arthur County-Arthur Enterprise,
Arthur. Nos. l. and Q.
Boone County-The Albion Argus, AL
bion, Nos. l, 2 and 8.
Box Butte County-The Alliance Herald,
Alliance, Nos. and 2; The Alliance Times
Alliance. No. 5.
Brown County-The Brown County
Democrat, Ainsworth, Nos. !, 2 and 3.
Butler CountyLThe Bellwood Gazette,
Iellwood, No. 1; The Butler County Press,
David City Nos. and 3.
Burt County-Lyons Mirror, Lyons Nos.
/ and 2; The Burt County Herald,
Boyd County - Spencer Advocate,
Banner County-Harrisburg News Har-
risburg, Nos. !. and g.
Blaine County-The Dunning Booster,
32unning 2uni1 g-.lSes. Nos 1 and q The Brewster
Buffalo County-Kearney Democrat,
Kearney' Nos and 2; Kearney Times.
Cass County P1attsmouth Journal,
Plattsmouth,- Nos. 1, 2 and 3.
Cedar County-Cedar County News,
@sTastG2 @y1Df No. y? Randolph %Sn0' Ents4DTss DTas
Randolph, No l.
Chase County-Imperial Republican, I'm
Cherry countycThe searchlight, valen-
tine, No. i; The Merrlman Mavrlck. Mer-
Timan, No. 2; The Valentine Democrat,
Cheyenne County-The Sidney Tele-
graph, Sidney No. 8; The Lodgepole En-
press, Lodgepole, No 2; The Potter Re-
Colfax County-Clarkson Herald, Clark
son. No. /; Howells Journal, Howells, No.
2: Schuyler Sun Schuyler, No. D.
Wisner, No 2; The Cunning County Demo
crat, West Point, No. 3.
Custer County-Custer County Chief,
Broken Bow, No. /; Mason City Trans
Clay County-The Fairfield Auxiliary,
ton, No. 2; The Clay County Patriot, Clay
Dakota County-North Nebraska Eagle,
Dawes County-The Chadron Chronicle,
Chadron. Nos l, 2 and g.
cdla% Dawson County.The TSo COSsd S;a Local Local
Gothenburg, No. ?; The Clipper-Citizen,
Lexington, No. 8.
deuel. County-The ,ChappeH Register.
Dixon County-The Nebraska Journal
Leader, Ponca, No. /; The Emerson En-
terprise, Emerson, Nos. 2 and 8.
Dodge County-The Fremont Herald,
Fremont, Nos l. and 3.
Douglas County-world- Herald. Omaha,
Nos. l. and 3.
Dundy County Haigler News. Haigler,
Nos J and 2; Benkelman Chronicle, Ben
Geneva, Nos. !, . and g.
Franklin County-Riverton Review, Riv-
erton. No. ! Franklin Sentinel Franklin,
Frontier County-Eagle-Rep May
wood, No. 3; The Moorefieid Chronicle,
Moorefied. No. ?; The Curtis Reporter,
Furnas County-The Cambridge Char
ion, Cambridge, No. l. The Edison News,
Edison, No. ?; The Holbrook Observer,
Gage County-The Daily Sun. Beatrice,
Nos. l, and 3.
Garden County-Garden County News,
Oshkosh, Nos, /. and 8
Garfield County-The Burwell Tribune,
Burwell, Nos !, and 3.
Gosper County-The Ewood Bulletin,
Elwood, Nos. l, and 8.
Hyannis. Nos. l, and B.
Greeley County-The Leader Independ-
ent, Greeley. No. 3; The Wolbach Mes
senger, Wolbach, No 2; The Spaulding
Enterprise, Spaulding, No. T.
Hall County-The Grand Island Free
Press Grand Island, Nos. /, and g.
Hamilton COunty-The sun, Aurora
Nos /, 2 and 3.
Harlan County-The Harlan County
journal, Alma, Nos. !, 2 and 3
Hayes County-The Times Republican,
Hayes Center, Nos. I, and g.
Hitchcock County-The Trenton Regis
ter, Trenton, Nos. l and 2; The Stratton
News, Stratton, No. 3.
Holt County-Holt County Independent,
Hooker County-The Tribune, Mullen,
Nos. 1. and 3.
Howard County-The St Paul Phono-
graph, ST. Paul, Nos /. and 3.
jefferson County-The Fairbury Jour
nal, Fairbury, Nos. /, and g.
Johnson County-The Journal-TTibunal,
Tecumseh, Nos. /. 2 and 8
Kearney County-The Mnden Courier,
Minden Nos. l. and 8.
Keith County-The Ogallala News,
Ogallala, Nos. /, 2 and g.
Keya Paha County-The Burton Inde-
pendent, Burton, Nos. /, 2 and 8.
Kimball County-The Kimball Observer,
Kimball, Nos. 1, and 8
Knox County-The Journal. Bloomfield,
No. /; The Verdigree Citizen. Verdigree
No. 2; The Creighton Liberal. Creighton,
No. s.
Lancaster County--The Daily star Ian
coin, Nos 1. and 3
Loop COuntty-The Taylor Clarion, Tsy-
~ IjScoi, co,ntv- The Wallace yV,nnar