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NEBRASKA BLUE BOOK, 1920

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FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IN NEBRASKA.

     Upon Nebraska's admission to Statehood, March 1, 1867, the federal governmeat relinquished local government to the state. Many points of contact with the general government are still in existence, and federal activities within the borders of the state continue to multiply. Numerous Nebraskans, also, are om the federal service in Washington, old elsewhere.

     These relationships of Nebraska and Nebraskans with the federal government are evidenced by the following partial roster of persons engaged in these various activities under control of the federal government.

SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS.

Salary of Senators and representaties Is $7,500.

SENATORS.

Gilbert M. Hitchcock

Omaha

Term expires 1923.

George W. Norris

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McCook

Term expires 1925.

REPRESENTATIVES,

Terms expire March 4, 1923.

Charles Frank Reavis (re-elected 1920). Falls City

First district

Albert W. Jeffers (re-elected, 1920), Omaha

Second District

Robert E. Evans (re-elected, 1920), Columbus

Third district

M. O. McLaughlin (re-elected, 1920), York

Fourth district

William E. Andrews (re-elected, 1920), Hastings

Fifth district

Moses P. Kinkaid (re-elected 1920), O'Neill-

Sixth-district

 

CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.

     1. Cass, Otoe, Nemaha, Richardson, Pawnee, Johnson, Lancaster counties.
     2. Sarpy, Douglas, Washington counties.
     3. Burt, Thurston, Dakota, Dixon, Cuming, Dodge, Colfax, Stanton, Wayne, Cedar, Knox, Pierce, Madison, Platte, Nance, Boone, Antelope, Merrick counties.
     4. Saunders, Butler, Seward, Saline, Gage, Jefferson, Thayer, Fillmore, York, Polk, Hamilton counties.
     5. Hall, Adams, Webster, Franklin, Kearney, Phelps, Harlan, Gasper, Furnas, Red Willow, Frontier, Hitchcock, Hayes, Perkins, Chase, Dundy, Nuckolls, Clay counties.
     6. Sioux, Scott's Bluff, Banner, Kimball, Dawes, Box Butte, Cheyenne, Sheridan, Deuel, Cherry, Grant, Arthur, Keith, Lincoln, McPherson, Hooker, Thomas, Logan, Dawson, Custer, Blaine, Brown, Keya Paha, Rock, Loup, Holt, Garfield.,Valley, Sherman, Buffalo, Howard, Greeley, Wheeler, Boyd, Garden, Morrill counties.

JUDICIARY.

     Nebraska is under the jurisdiction of the eighth circuit court of appeals

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and circuit court. There are two judges for the Nebraska district of the Federal district court system.
CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS.

     Eighth Judicial Circuit--Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, Arkansas, Nebraska, Calorado, Kansas, North Dakota, South Dakota, Oklahoma, Wyoming, Utah and New Mexico.

     The Judges of each circuit and the justice of the supreme court for the circuit constitute a circuit court of appeals.

MR. JUSTICE W. VAN DEVANTER.

Salaries of Judges, $8,500; clerk, $4.000.

JUDGES

Walter H. Sanborn

St. Paul, Mina

William C. Hook

Leavenworth, Kas.

Eimer B. Adams

St. Louis, Mo.

Walter L.. Smith

Council Bluffs, Iowa

John Emmett Carland

Washington, D. C.

Egmont E. Koch, Clerk

St. Louis, Mo.

DISTRICT COURT, NEBRASKA DISTRICT.

Judges-

Salary

Thomas C. Munger, Lincoln

$7,500

Joseph W. Woodrough, Omaha

7,500

R. Cleveland Hoyt, Clerk, Omaha

4,000

Thomas S. Allen, District Attorney

4,000

F. A. Peterson, Assistant District Attorney

2,740

Lloyd A. Magney, Assistant District Attorney

2,740

James C. Dahlman, United States Marshal

4,000

James B. Nickerson, Chief Deputy Marshal

2,040

Thomas W. Carroll, Deputy Marshall, assigned to Lincoln

1,740

TERMS OF COURT.
      Omaha Division--First Monday in April and fourth Monday in September.
      Lincoln Division--Second Monday in May and first Monday in October.
      McCook Division-First Monday in March.
      Hastings Division-Second Monday in March.
      Chadron Divislon--Second Monday in September.
      North Platte Division--Second Monday in June.
      Grand Island Divisiou--Second Monday in January.
      Norfolk Division-Third Monday in September.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

     The activities of the interior department within the state consist of land offices, Indian service and reclamation service. Registers and receivers are appointed by the President.

LAND OFFICES.

Thomas J. O'Keefe, Register1

Alliance

John C. Morrow, Receiver

Alliance

Mack C. Warrington, Register

Broken Bow

Henry A. Meier, Register

Lincoln

George G. Beams, Receiver

Lincoln

     Registers and receivers are appointedby the president.


     1Salary of $500.00, and fees and commissions in all not to exceed $3,000.
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INDIAN SERVICE.

1Indian Schools.

Salary

Sam B. Davis, Superintendent, Genoa

$2,000.00

Frank T. Mann. Superintendent, Winnebago

1,800.00

Eli J. Bost. Superintendent, Macy-

1,600.00

 

RECLAMATION SERVICE.

1North Platte Project.

Salary

Andrew Weiss, Project Engineer, Mitchell.

4,500.00

Harry W. Rashers, Engineer, Mitchell

3,600.09

Joseph M. Beardslee, District Counsel, Mitchell.

2,280.00


     1Employes appointed under civil service rules.
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POST OFFICES IN NEBRASKA.

*Presidential offices--all others fourth class.

Post Office
County
Postmaster

Abbott

Hall

Frank A. Hitchler

Able

Butler

Vaclav J. Shimerka

Adams*

Gage

Isaac T. Merchant

Adaton

Sheridan

Lloyd W. Rucker

.Agate

Sioux

John T. Cook

Agee

Holt

Peter J. Lansworth

Agnew

Lancaster

James H. Caldwell

Ainsworth*

Brown

Frank R. Galbraith

Aksarben

Rock

Alvis A. Robertson

Albany

Sheridan

Mrs; Jessie M. Flinn

Albion*

Boone

Stephen D. Phillips

Alda

Hall

Miss Pearl J. Balmat

Aldine

Sioux

Abram L. Kinner

Alexandria*

Thayer

Melvin A. Brinegar

Allen*

Dixon

Loren W. Harper

Alliance*

Box Butte

Robert Graham

Alma*

Harlan

Miss Ethel K. Thompson

Almeria

Loup

Mrs. Daisy H. Strong

Altona

Wayne

Victor H. Trukken

Alva

Case

Demaris A. Vincent

Ames Ave. (Omaha Sta.)

Douglas

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Amelia

Holt

Rudolph Adams

Amherst

Buffalo

Alfred William Cosson

Ames

Dodge

Forrest H. Tones

Andrews

Sioux

Oliver H. Jones

Angora

Morrill

Mrs. Della I. Henderson

Angus

Nuckolls

Frank W. Borin

Anncar

Holt

Mamie D. O'Neill

Anoka

Boyd

Mrs. Blanche M. Rybin

Anselmo* .

Custer

Patrick F. Leonard

Ansley*

Custer

Lory D. Russell

Antioch*

Sheridan

Gerhard J. Naber

Arapahoe*

Furnas

Charles M. Evans

Arborville

Furnas

Lucien P. Ensign

Arcadia*

Valley

Mrs. Lorena W. Doe

Archer

Merrick

John P. Zinzow

Arlington* .

Washington

James C. Badger

Armour

Pawnee

Mrs Cora L. Tarr

Arnold*

Custer

John Menary

Arthur

Arthur

Edgar M. Meth

Ashbrook

Sioux

Discontinued, effective July 31, 1918. Mail to Marsland.

Ashby

Grant

Mrs. Elizabeth Calkins

Ashland*

Saunders

William C. Rosecrans

Ashton*

Sherman

Garrett H. Lorenz

Atkinson*

Holt

William S. Morgan

Atlanta

Phelps

James Lauren Carroll

Auburn*

Nemaha

R. E. Harmon

Aurora

Hamilton

John S Grosvenor

Avoca

Cass

Miss M. Mae Bogard

Axtell*

Kearney

John E. McClure

Ayr

Adams

Hannah J. Zachary

Bailey

Cherry

Fred T. Nelson

Balfe

Cherry

John M.Rose

Ballagh

Garfield

Hamilton Boyd Ballagh

Bancroft*

Cuming

Xander Y. Zuhlke

Barada

Richardson

John A. Martin

Barnston

Gage

Miss Bertha Hablitzel

Bartlett

Wheeler

Maude L. Bullard. Apptd. but not yet commissioned.

Bartley*

Red Willow

Lucien H. Hart

Bassett*

Rock

Barbara B. Tweed (acting)

Battle Creek*

Madison

Martin G. Doering

Bayard*

Morrill

Ward W. Miller

Bayonne

Cherry

George William Beamer

Bazille Mille

Knox

Ernest L. Hoffman

Beardwell

Brawn

Mrs. Mabel G. Newcomb

Beatrice

Gage

John R. McCann

Beaver City*

Furnas

Clarence Dillon

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POST OFFICES IN NEBRASKA--Continued.
Post Office
County
Postmaster

Beaver Crossing

Seward

George W. Norris

Bee

Seward

William B. Thorpe

Beemer* .

Cuming

Harry Crosby

Belden

Cedar

Mrs. Edith F. Francis

Belgrade*

Nance

Estella E. Murray

Bellevue*

Sarpy

William N. Trent

Bellwood*

Butler

Henry A. Whitney. Made Presidential July 1, 1920.

Belmar

Keith

Thomas Eggers

Belmont

Dawes

Guy Lemons

Belvidere*

Thayer

William I.Tripp

Benedict

York

Mrs. Myrtle C. Westervelt

Benkelman* .

Dundy

Isham R. Darnell

Bennett*

Lancaster

Hannah Price

Bennington

Douglas

Diedrich H. Kirschner

Benson Station

Douglas

(Discontinued effective Nov. 16, 1913, to be a branch of Omaha.

Berea

Box Butte

Charles H. Cass

Bertha

Keith

Jennie E. Leonard

Bertrand*

Phelps

Nellie M. Thayer

Berwyn

Custer

Mrs. Etta F. Russell

Best

Chase

Eliza J. Taylor

Bethany*

Lancaster

Calvin L. Demarest

Bethel

Kimball

Ernest G. Wallin

Beverly

Hitchcock

Mary Abbuhl

Big Creek

Cherry

Robert W. Polen

Bignell

Lincoln

Charles Snyder

Bigspring*

Deuel

Nora G. Johnson

Billing

Sheridan

Charles J. Andrews

Bingham

Sheridan

Mrs. Dora Quackenbush

Blackbird

Holt

May McGowan

Bladen*

Webster

Charles P. Davis

Blair*

Washington

Thomas T. Osterman

Blake

Garfield

Mrs. Ellen Alverda Mayes

Blanche

Chase

Discontinued effective Feb. 28, 1920. Mail to Waunette (sic)

Bliss

Holt

William L. Metcalf

Bloomfield*

Knox

Mary L. Hoyt

Bloomington*

Franklin

Thomas J. Lane

Bluehill*

Webster

Oliver H. Martin

Blue Springs*

Gage

John W. Henthorn

Boelus

Howard

Frederick B. Bax

Boone

Boone

Mrs. Ethel V. Whitehorn

Bostwick

Nuckolls

Mrs. Harriette Thompson

Braden

Arthur

Charles B. Yoakum

Bradish

Boone

Hans J. Jepsen

Bradshaw*

York

George W. Gilliand

Brady*

Lincoln

David Johnson

Brainard

Butler

Arnold J. Fiala

Brayton

Greeley

Charles B. Murphy

Breslan

Pierce

Velma V. Light

Brewster

Blaine .

Mrs. Emma R. Higgins

Bridgeport*

Morrill

C. Earl Steuteville

Bristow

Boyd

Astor R. Enborg

Broadwater*

Morrill

Eva R. Gilbert

Brock

Nemaha

Mrs. Cora E. Saal

Brocksburg

Keya Paha

Miss Effie Gibson

Broken Bow*

Custer

Clyde W. Wilson

Brownlee

Cherry

Carl W. Husted

Brownville

Nemaha

Miss Grace G. Smith

Brule

Keith

George C. Deering

Bruning*

Thayer

George G. Bruckert

Bruno

Butler

Edward L. Spatz

Brunswick*

Antelope

Marie A. Lybolt

Bucktail

Arthur

Jesse E. Martindale

Buda

Buffalo

Clarence A. Fleming

Buffalo

Dawson

Clarence M. Preston

Burchard

Pawnee

Jacob Klein

Burge

Cberry

Mrs. Sarah E. Davis

Burkett

Hall

Mrs. Clara M. Miller

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