Nebraska Senate Deliberates On Bills And Appoints Apportionment Committee
The Nebraska Senate convened with roll call. Chaplain’s prayer and journal reading followed by minutes adoption. Several bills were introduced or read, including acts on insurance, savings banks, probate administration, and court procedures. A committee on apportionment was chosen. journals contract awarded. debates on revenue measures and constitutional amendments occurred.
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Senate
McGilton
Presson
Wheeler
O'Neill of
Lancaster
Meredith of Saunders
Tequest
Nebraska
Wall of Sherman
Fries of Custer
Marshall
Ouine
S. F
O'Neill
Caily Journal
The
Nebraska Historical Society
Narrison
Hall
Senator Hall of Douglas
Pemberton of Gage
Dora Machelor
Committee On Municipal Affairs
Omaha
Ifowell
Douglas
House
Lincoln Commercial Club
Representative Hall
D. F. Thompson
Brazil
Sears of
Burt
Memminger
Madison
Sweezy of
Webster
Judiciary Committee
Sears
Yeas
Che
University of
Nebraska House Debates Normal School Funding and Reforms
Legislation introduced by Warner and others sets about establishing another state normal school with a $100,000 appropriation and appoints a nine member locating commission. Additional measures include a $75,000 library and chapel fund for Peru, child dependency definitions, negotiable instruments reform, and court and education system updates across several counties. Several bills propose changes to taxation, the bar, deposition procedures, and railroad right of way hearings.
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Senate
Congress
Nebraska
J. E. Cobbey
Hall of Douglas
Judicial Department
Warner of
Lancaster
Warner of Lincoln
Good of
Nemaha
State Normal School
Peru
Morsman
Douglas
Nelson
Gregg
Wayne
Sears of
Burt
Supreme Court Commission
Jaliel
Washington
Perry
Furnas
Nelson of Douglas
Nelson of
Supreme Court
Rock
Sweezy
Webster
Hastings
Sadler
Adams
Sadler of
Jiastings
Davis
Buffalo
Wilson
Pawnee
Norfolk
M&m
Jones
Mth
State Board of Health
Nebraska legislature debates numerous bills and new readings
The Nebraska House considers expanding health and tax powers, including public health measures, railroad equal facilities, and county duties. It votes on a rule change for public buildings third readings and discusses funding for asylums, schools, and tax administration, with numerous new bills referred to committees.
Pro tax stance deepens in Lincoln Bee notes
Lincoln correspondent reports that revenue registration gains traction at the session. Supporters of this policy in the House voice enthusiasm and belief in its success, while Sears backs Douglas’s resolution as a proper method. Baldwin of Union Pacific argues Omaha tax levels are not equal to other taxpayers but asserts the city pays all it should.
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Senate
Thlasty
Committee On Revenue
Allen
Hall of Douglas
House
Torrens
Alliance
Met‘ook
Valentine
Sears of Burt
Ite
Bis
State Board of Equalization
Nebraska
Chadron
Lexington
Culbertson
Columbus
Powen
Omaha
Alliance, McCook and Valentine
Lincoln
The
Bee
Douglas
Sears
Baldwin
Union Pacific
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Peruna
EL Stubenvoll
H. Stubenvoll
Elkhorn
Wis
St. John's Church
Stubenvoll
William
Germany
Peruna Medicine Co
Ohio
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Winchester
Repeater
Western Canada
Canada
Ottawa
W.Y. Bennett
Sur
New York
Qmaba
Crescent Chemical CO
Omaha, Neb
N. U
Colle Ward
Tax Inquisitor
Heaven
Hell
Nebraska Legislature
Saunders
Senate Committee On Committees
Warner
Dakota
Alden
Harrison
Pemberton
Gage
Brown
Neya Paha
Tio
Boards of County Commissioners
Anderson of
Saline—Act
Oreer
Mockett
Stein of
Scott
Agricultural Experiment Station Fund
Morrill
University
Hitchcock
Keith
Brief State News
Tecumseh
George Kuehl
West Point
York County
Charlies Lash
Auburn
Charles Hennings
Plattsmouth
Elkhorn Road
Long Pine
Thomas Colbert
Memphis
Saunders County
Andrew G. Bentz
Uriah Swigart
Beatrice
Lulu McConnell
Joseph McConnell
Swigart
Indian Creek
State Horticultural Society
G. 8. Christy
Johnson
W. J. Hesser
E. M. Pollard
Nehawka
L. M. Russell
Peter Youngers
Geneva
J. G. Neff
Davey
C. H. Barnard
Table Rock
York
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