National Senate Officials and State Officers Listed
The Telegraph Directory shows a roster of national and state figures including U.S. Senate members, Governor Solas A Hulcomb, Lieutenant Governor Robert Moore, Secretary Joel A Piper, Auditor Eugene Moore, Treasurer Joseph S Burtie, Attorney General Arthurs Ghureullt, Supt. Public Instruction Henry R Corbett, Commissioner Henry C Russell, and U.S. Land Office appointees John M Adams as Register and Griffith as Receiver.
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Hulcomb
Robert Moore
Joel A. Piper
Eugene Moore
Joseph S. Burtie
Arthurs. Ghureullt
Henry R. Corbett
Henry C Russell
Legislature and civic listings in North Platte district
A dense roster of district designations and local groups lists senators reps and district judges for North Platte area. It includes J S Hoagland and F P Morgan, court and clerk details, and numerous clerks, sheriffs, surveyors, coroners, and district officials. Also shown are school board, teachers, church services, and fraternal lodge schedules with meeting nights and officers across Sidney and surrounding areas.
Labor Market and Constitutional Amendments in Nebraska
A historical text discusses South African labor concerns and migration, then presents Nebraska legislative actions. It notes Kaffir labor scarcity and mining needs, followed by proposed constitutional amendments on judges and executive officers' compensation, with approvals dated 1895. The mix reflects 19th century reform and governance debates.
The Bull by Paul Potter: a 22 year old Dutch master
The Hague gallery houses Paul Potter's The Bull the world’s famed animal painting. Potter died at 29 leaving 140 notable works, with etching at 18 earning early notice in Delft. His pieces are in major European museums and national galleries.
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Paul Potter
Delft
Potter
National Gallery
London
Berlin
Dresden
Vienna
Hermitage
St. Petersburg
Louvre
Paris
Arthur Hoeber
St. Nicholas
Greeting In The Pool At Aquarium
The central pool at the aquarium is eighty feet in diameter. Three handsome weakfish, each about a pound and a half, swim in various groupings. Two weakfish crossed paths in opposite directions and paused side by side as in a street meeting before continuing apart.
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Aquarium
New York Sun
Nebraska Constitution Amendment Proposal on Judicial Power
A joint resolution proposes amending section one of article six to vest Nebraska's judicial power in the supreme court district courts county courts justices of the peace post magistrates and other inferior courts created by law with two thirds of each house concurring. Approved March 2, 1805.
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Nebriaska
Nebraska
Supreme Court
Nebraska constitution amendment on court count limits adopted
The Legislature resolves to amend Section 11 of Article 6 to allow increasing the number of supreme and district courts and judicial districts in Nebraska. It specifies two thirds approval, after 1897, at most once in four years, with districts formed by county boundaries and no vacating current offices. Approved March 8, 1806.
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Supreme and District
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Nebraskaamendments end jury trial and executive term changes
A historic Nebraska joint resolution proposes amending Article I to restore jury trial rights and Article V to reorganize the executive department. It details terms for governor secretary of state auditor treasurer and three railroad commissioners with staggered two and three year terms and initial assignments. Approved March 30 1885.
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Tate
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Nebraska constitution amendment on executive officer limits
The document outlines an amendment to article five section twenty six of the Nebraska Constitution to limit the number of executive state officers. It specifies that only officers named in section one may be created and that no other positions shall be established.
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Nebraska
Executive Department
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Nebraska Constitutional Amendments in 1800s Session Records
The text outlines acts and resolutions from Nebraska's legislature proposing constitutional changes. It covers permanent school fund investment rules, a mechanism for warrants, and a merger provision for metropolitan cities with their counties, all approved in 1895 and 1805 era language. The document preserves formal pension and investment stipulations.
Nebraska constitutional amendment on ballot voting secrecy
Amendment to section 6 of article 7 of the Nebraska Constitution proposes all votes be by ballot or other law prescribed method while preserving secrecy. The act, approved March 1988, outlines the changed voting process for the state legislature.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Amendment on Donations and Indebtedness Rationale
Certification by J A Piper as Nebraska secretary of state attests to the proposed amendments to section two in article four of the state constitution. The document states these amendments, submitted to voters on November 8, 1896, relate to donations for internal improvements and manufacturing and set indebtedness limits. It asserts the amendments are true copies of enrolled bills from the twenty fourth legislature.
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