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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1903
Page
3
Incomplete OCR text shows a vote tally with 22 to 4 for an initial division and 21 to unknown for the final passage. Names listed as negative include Day Mere, Sheldon, Sloan, and Way, with a memorandum referenced as being in writing.
The senate opened with Governor McCilton presiding and discussed clerk and fee arrangements. The bill details fees paid to sheriff and county treasurer, with excess over 1506 to be returned to the county and officers over 2000 to remit excess. General file. HH. BR. 96, by Warner of Lancaster.
Readable parts reference a Friday March 6 date and a court matter involving grain shipment refusals. It mentions Warner of Dakota and a motion to prevent revival of judgment after five years, with a focus on paper records and county judges.
An unclear draft describes states adopting direct popular election of U S Senators. The text mentions unanimous House support and a plan tied to a promise of free lunches from a restaurant bill, but the document is fragmentary.
On Tuesday March 8 the House debated Railroad Bill No 330 with two reports. Bears and Kennedy of Douglas commented on delays and merits while Teayeck denied any effect on the unit rule. Douglas county members expressed concern about companion bills from Lincoln.
Fragmentary notes show a meeting of the ether ward committee where Saunders and Saekanns discussed a motion. The text indicates a resolution proposing changes to the hall committee's eléns or leadership.
The house convened at 10 a m to consider the Friedrich resolution for a new walk and clerks salaries at the supreme court. A bill authorizing the board of county commissioners across counties to enact sections 63 84 M6 and 86 1a was reviewed by the Senate.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a vote tally 26 to 0 on a sale of marks and brands and references to H. R. Nos 118 and 344. The record mentions committee reports, furniture valued at 1206 dollars, and a motion by Nelson of Douglas proposing a five member committee amid debate.
A garbled OCR fragment shows a senate committee discussion with mentions of Red Willow county and Lancaster York, incomplete names, and vague references to a chair and an introduction of a bill. The text is fragmented with many unreadable segments and lacks clear events or outcomes.
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