Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-14
SENATORS START
WITH A REDUCED
LIST OF WORKERS
Begin Session With Forty-one EN-
ployes After Committee Tolls
for Almost Week in Max
ing Up Roster.
ooRRICK GIVEN HIS REWARD
Son of Bull Moose Campaign Man
aser Appointed to Place
by Democrats.
oMA4ANs GIVEN POSITIONS
CFrom a staff correspondent)

(From a Staff Corrcspondent)
LINCOLN, Jan. 10. - (SpecialO - The
senate now has forty-one employees upon
its payroll Seven had been appointed be-
fore 70 attend to the prelminaries. and
after a long controversy today during
which the committee on employees sub
rnitted a report which the senator's
amended and added 70, thirty-four moro
woikcrs we're put on the list. Douglas
county statesmen were insstent that they
be given u goodly share in the pie and 1t
was largely due to their inslStence that
the changes were made. tits said they
have threatened to get more employees on
the list later as need arises or Is maie
TO arise when the session gets under
way
Two years ago the list of employees
numbered seventy-eight.
Corrick Rewarded.
The first evidence given since election
that the democrats recognize and ap-
preciate the part that the bull moose
party had in turning the state over to
democratic control was shown this morn
ing when in the list of sppointees given
cut by the senate committee the name
OF Pruce Corrick appeared as clerk in
that body.
Young Corrick is son of Frank p
Corrick, chief engineer of the bull moose
party in this state and personal represen-
tative of Colonel Roosevelt During the
campaign charges were made that the
democrats were furnishing funds to run
the third party campaign, but this was
strenuously dendisd by Chief Corrick.
Now the reward comes for faithful en-
deavor and MIR. Corrick is remembered for
the part he took in defeating the republi-
can state ticket by the appointment Of his
son to Job in the Legislature.
senate Appointments.
other appointments announced this
morning by the senate committee, but
which were held up because Of objection
raised by Senator Howell of Douglas are:
J. II. Burger, custodian OF gallery; Wal
ter johnson, Omaha, and George wilson
Curtis pages Arthur Pearson, Morefield'
messenger to lieutenant governor; j. II.
O'Malley Aida, George Holmes, Omaha,
and Mr.. Gilman, clerks In bill room; ~. FL
win Vail, Seward, cerlk Judiciary commit
tee; Ed Shoemaker. sidney, and Mr.. Phil
lips. proofreeders; clerk, enrolling ana en-
crossing rogm MgEy BRADY. Albion; @ ste
Charies BruneT. Omaha; tanit0T Isaae
Bailey. janltof gallery, Colonel Thresfier.
PlattSnantts clerk. J. g Gay, Srleanss' Orleans,
clerk IIhCE
j. NJ Burger; gatekeeper, y. fSobertS'
Fairfield; tBekSeper j. Il bhooEEy, hooE eansr nan
Gus f. Beschorner Lincoln; stenogra-
Pliers Paul Kavanaugh of Columbus,
Mabel j. Fem OF Omaha Nellie MURPHY
OF Omaha Iva r. Mizen of Hastings, Ber-
nice owen of York Marjorie r. Welch OF
Lincoln, Lillian G. Golden Of o'Neill;
nightwatch. Joseph Burr. Nebraska CITY
Report is revised.
Later the senate committee readjusted
the empioye report striking out the
names OF Gilman, Miss Kavanaugh OF
Columbus, Miss Misen of Hastings
Bernice owen Of York and addins
thereto. William Bays, A. j: stiger
and Phil Tracy, as clerks in bill room
Mrs. d. G. craighead OF Omaha, assis-
tant to chief clerk in engrossing room
Lillian Bellford, Janette Caranaby. steno'
graphers, Omaha; James McCloud, GUS
todian, Omaha. and Herbert Bishop. door
keeper.
with these changes the list was author.
lied as