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NEBRASKA BLUE BOOK, 1920

     Reports, volumes 1-103.
JUDGES

Salary1

Andrew M. Morrissey, Chief Justice

$7,500

Charles B. Letton

7,500

Charles H. Aldrich

7,500

William B. Rose

7,500

George A. Day

7,500

Leonard A. Flansburg

7,500

James R. Dean

7,500

  

COMMISSIONERS
  

William M. Cain

$3,600

William C. Dorsey

3,600

George W.Tibbetts

3,600

  

OFFICERS AND EMPLOYES
  

Clerk and Reporter--Harry C. Lindsay

$2,500

Deputy Clerk--Philip F. Greene

2,500

Deputy Reporter--Henry P. Stoddart

2,500

Assistant Deputy Reporter--Belle M. Howell

1,200

Assistant Deputy Reporter--Mary E. Patterson

1,200

Opinion Clerk--Mary W. Zook

1,200

Journal Clerk--Mary M. Greer

1,200

Stenographer--Lora M. Scheib

1,000

Bailiff--Frank W. Coleman

1,500

Bailiff--John E. Okey

1,200

  

STENOGRAPHERS FOR JUDGES AND COMMISSIONERS
  

Harvey M. Johnson--Chief Justice Morrissey

$1,200

Florence B. Wilson

1,200

Aura O. Zook--Judge Dean

1,200

George E. Howard

1,200

Mrs. Mary Ancona--Judge Letton

1,200

E. Reye Merrill--Judge Rose

1,200

Laura Mayer

1,200

Gertrude B. Mills

1,200


     1Salary fixed by constitutional amendment effective January 1, 1921.
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APPROPRIATIONS, SUPREME COURT. 1867-1921

  

Salary

  

Maintenance

  

Years

Chief Justice
Associate Justices and Comm'r's
Clerks
No. of Judges & Clerks
Office
Deficiency
Total

1867-68

$4,000

$8,000.00

......

3

$150.00

......

$12,150.00

1869-70

4,000

8,000.00

......

3

132.00

......

12,132.00

1871-72

4,000

8,000.00

......

3

......

......

12,000.00

1873-74

4,000

8,000.00

$300

4

......

......

12,300.00

1875-76

4,000

8,000.00

3,800

5

......

......

15,800.00

1877-79

5,625

11,250.00

4,050

5

1,245.40

......

22,170.40

1879-81

5,000

10,000.00

3,900

5

970.00

......

19,870.00

1881-81

5,000

10,000.00

4,200

5

1,600.00

......

20,800.00

1883-83

5,000

10,000.00

4,200

5

750.00

......

19,950.00

1885-87

5,000

10,000.00

4,600

5

1,000.00

......

20,600.00

1887-89

5,000

10,000.00

7,400

5

1,200.00

......

23,600.00

1889-91

5,000

10,000.00

13,400

9

3,800:00

......

32,200.00

1891-93

5,000

10,000.00

13,400

10

1,600.00

......

30,000.00

1893-95

5,000

15,328.774

22,400

20

1,700.00

$1,594.00

46,022.77

1895-97

5,000

25,000.00

23,000

17

2,200.00

730.80

55,930.80

1897-99

5,000

25,000.00

22,600

17

2,300.00

760.28

55,660.28

1899-01

5,000

10,000.00

16,600

11

2,100.00

718.09

34,418.09

1901-03

5,000

55,000.001

42,400

32

3,700.00

......

106,100.00

1903-05.

5,000

40,000.002

28,040

23

3,500.00

209.00

76,749.00

1905-07

5,000

40,000.00

32,360

25

3,500.00

......

80,860.00

1907-09

5,000

40,000.00

34,560

26

3,800.00

1,594.67

84,954.67

1909-11

9,000

54,000.003

38,880

22

5,800.00

400.00

108,880.00

1911-13

9,000

54,000.00

38,880

22

5,000.00

821.02

107,701.02

1913-15

9,000

54,000.00

38,880

22

5,000.00

......

106,080.00

1915-17

9,000

68,193.604

38,057

28

4,500.00

......

119,750.60

1917-19

9,000

72,000.004

40,800

28

4,500.00

734.35

127,034.35

1919-21

9,000

75,600.00

46,200

28

5,000.00

884.28

136,684.28

Total

$154,625

$749,372.37

$522,907

......

65,047.40

$8.446.49

$1,500,398.26


     1 Nine commissioners added to assist the three regular judges.
     2 Six commissioners added 1903-1909 to assist regular judges.
     3 Number of regular judges increased from three to seven, by constitutional amendment adopted November, 1908.
     4 Three commissioners added to assist regular judges.
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NEBRASKA BLUE BOOK, 1920

JUDICIAL DISTRICTS, DISTRICT JUDGES,1 AND REPORTERS.
No. of

Judges and Court Reporters

District
Counties in District
in Districts
Residence

  1

Johnson, Nemaha, Pawnee,

John B. Raper

Pawnee City

Richardson

     G. W. Goldsmith, Reporter

Pawnee City

  2

Cass, Otoe, Sarpy

James T. Begley

Plattsmouth

     Earl R. Travis, Reporter

Plattsmouth

  3

Lancaster

E. J. Clements

Lincoln

     C. A. Emery, Reporter

Lincoln

William M. Morning

Lincoln

     Minor S. Bacon, Reporter

Lincoln

Frederick E. Shepherd

Lincoln

     Myron E. Wheeler, Reporter

Lincoln

Willard E. Stewart

Lincoln

     E. R. Mockett, Reporter

Lincoln

  4

Burt, Douglas, Washington

James M. Fitzgerald

Omaha

     W. S. Heller, Reporter

Omaha

L. B. Day

Omaha

     T. P. Wilson, Reporter

Omaha

Charles Leslie

Omaha

     James M. Johnson, Reporter

Omaha

William A. Reddiek

Omaha

     Sidney M. Smith, Reporter

Omaha

Willis G. Sears

Tekamah

     Wilbur J. Fawcett, Reporter

Tekamah

Alexander C. Troup

Omaha

     J. S. Taggart, Reporter

Omaha

Arthur C. Wakeley

Omaha

     Mrs. Myrtle A. Kelly, Reporter.

Omaha

  5

Butler, Hamilton. Polk, San-

George F. Corcoran

York

ders, Seward, York

     Albert P. Sprague, Reporter

York

Edward E. Good

Wahoo

     O. P. Heald, Reporter

Wahoo

  6

Boone, Colfax, Dodge, Merrick,

Frederick W. Button

Fremont

Nance, Platte

     W. E. Butler, Reporter

Fremont

A. M. Post

Columbus

     J. M. Cain, Reporter

Columbus

  7

Fillmore, Nuckolls, Saline,

Ralph D. Brown

Crete

Thayer

     Elizabeth Burnett. Reporter

Crete

  8

Cedar, Dakota, Dixon, Thurs-

Guy T. Graves

Pender

ton

     Robert F. Fuhrman, Reporter

Pender

  9

Antelope, Cuming, Knox,

William V. Allen

Madison

Madison, Pierce, Stanton,

     Robert M. Powers, Reporter

Madison

Wayne

Anson A. Welch

Wayne

     W. R. Ellis, Reporter

Wayne

10

Adams, Clay, Franklin, Har-

William A. Dillworth

Holdrege

lan Kearney, Phelps,

     G. M. Baird, Reporter

Holdrege

Webster

Louis H. Blackledge

Hastings

11

Blaine, Garfield, Grant, Gree-

Edwin P. Clements.

Grand Island

ley, Hall, Hooker, Howard,

     O. A. Abbott, Jr., Reporter

Grand Island

Loup, Thomas, Valley,

Bayard H. Paine

Grand Island

Wheeler

     Dale P. Stough, Reporter

Grand Island

12

Buffalo, Custer, Logan, Sher-

Bruno O. Hostetler

Kearney

man

     W. B. Haxby, Reporter

Kearney

13

Cheyenne, Dawson, Denel,

Hanson M. Grimes

North Platte

Keith, Kimball, Lincoln,

     Minerva McWilliams, Reporter

North Platte

McPherson

14

Chase, Dunday, Frontier, Fur-

Charles E. Eldred

Cambridge

nas, Gosper, Hayes, Hitch-

     V. R. Schober, Reporter

Cambridge

cock, Perkins, Red Willow.

15

Boyd, Brown, Holt, Keya-

Robert R. Dickson

O'Neill

Paha, Rock

     C. B. Scott, Reporter

O'Neill,

16

Box Butte, Cherry, Dawes,

William H. Westover

Rushville

Sheridan, Sioux

     J. D. Scott, Reporter

Rushville

17

Arthur, Banner, Garden,

Ralph W. Hobart

Gering

Morrill, Scotts Bluff

     Loyd C. Schenck, Reporter

Gering

18

Gage, Jefferson

Leonard W. Colby

Beatrice

     Lee Johnson, Reporter

Beatrice


     1Salaries of district judges are $3,000. Each judge has a court reporter at $2,000 a year.
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