The Columbus journal., 1881-02-03
amendments.

Sears presented petition signed
by 400 citizens OF Hall county,
against the passage of prohibitOry
law. Referred to same committee.
Herman presented n petition of
similar character. Referred to the
same committee.
Moore of York presented a petit
ton signed by l,09l citizens of York
county, for prohibitory liquor law.
Same reference.
Parry presented a petition of
like import, signed by l,lS0 citizens
of Otoe county. Referred as above.
Mr.. Thompson, from the judiciary
committee, reported back III. r. No.
Z, with the recommendation that it
do not pass.
No. Z provides for the admission
of David Hall as a member of the
House from Nance county.
Howe moved that the report be
not adopted, and the bill be ordered
to third reading.
Brown moved to lay the motion
on the table. Adopted.
Laughlin offered The following:
Resolved, That a special commit
tee of five be appointed by the
Speaker, to whom shall be referred
all subjects connected with saline
lands. The resolution was rejected.
Haley offered the following which
was adopted:
ResOlred, That the auditor of the
state be requested to furnish to this
House an itemized statement of fees
received for the registration of all
bonds under section 3 of an act to
authorize the registration, collection
and redemption of county bonds
as contained on page 10 of session
laws of 1875, also what disposition
has been made of the fees so received
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Mickey introduced IL. r. No. 81. a
bill for an act to provide for system
of revenue.
Sprick introduced II. r. No. SO, a |
bill for an act to amend section 100 |
of an act entitled an act to provide a
system of revenue.
Wyatt introduced II. r. No. 80, a
bill for an act to incorporate villages.
Aver introduced II. r. No. 100, a
bill for an act to provide for drawing
and summoning grand jurors when
ordered by the Judge OF the district
court.
Babcock introduced III. II. No. lOl,
bill for an act to prevent the growth
of noxious weeds.
Mickey introduced ri. r. No. lO2,
bill for an act to provide for the
payment of county treasurers for
mileage performed in going to the
seat of government to make annual
settlements with the auditor of pub
lie accounts and payment of money
to state treasurer.
Cantlin introduced III. X. NJ. IL ;
a bill for an act to amend section
46, chapter = of the general statutes
providing for general herd law.
By consent the following petitions
were presented and referred to the
committee on judiciary.
Whedon, from 694 citizens of Lam
caster county, for a prohibitory Ii
quor law.
Howe, from 274 citizens of Nema-
ha one of the same import.
BILLS ON SECOND READING.
III. r. No. 81 was read and refer
red to committee on finance, ways
and means.
III. r. No 80 was read and refer
red to committee on constitutional
III. II. No SO was read and refer
red to committee on judiciary.
III. r No. 81 was read and referr-
ed to committee on judiciary.
III. r. No S5 was read and referr-
ed to committee on constitutional
III. r. No. Sc was read and referr-
ed to committee on ways and means.
II. r. No. 81 was read and referr-
ed to committee on judiciary.
III. r. No. SO read and referred to
on railroads.
III. r. No. 80 read and referred to
on county seats and
III. II. No. 80 read and referred to
on county seats and
L. H. NO' Jl Tcdu anu TcleTTeu 10
on judiciary. g
Ii. X. No. 92 read and referred to
on railroads.
ii. r. No. SO read and referred to
on schools.
FL. r. No. 81 read and referred to !
on university and nor
nal school.
Ii. r. No. 95 read and referred to =
on railroads.
III. r. No. SO read and referred to
committee on judiciary.
On motion the House adjourned
Until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.