Omaha daily bee., 1895-03-31
GOVERNORS BILL PASSED
Brief Debate Settled the Claims of the
Dairymen on the Floor.
NEW oLEo MEASURE THOUGH THE HOUSE
Imitation Butter and Cheese May Be Manu-
factured for Sale Outside of Nebraska
Many Other Measures Approved
Adjourned Till Monday.

LINCOLN, March 30.-(Special)-Th only
debate Of the short morning session occurred
on the imitation butter bill drawn in ac-
cordance with Governor HoIcomb's sugges-
tion when he signed the ELECTROMAGNETIC
bill. 1t is house roll No. 642, the last meas
ure introduced In the house. The modifica-
tions supplied In this bill permit the manu-
facture of oleomargarine in the state for
expectation to outside points. This feature
was the only Objectionable point which the
governor could find in the original measure
which he signed.
Miles attacked the bill on general prin-
cples, as he said. The house had passed a
bill in the interest of the dairymen of the
state, but the house now proposed to over
turn much of that good work and permit
the manufacture Of an article which would
come In direct competition with those
products. Miles said he knew his remarks
would do no good. but he desired TO go on
record as against the pending measure. He
asked Smith. populist, why he was now
voting for the oleomargarine industry when
he had voted against every other industry
which had been before the house. Smith
asked, In reply when he had ever voted
against a legitimate Nebraska industry.
Tho house passed Judd's penitentiary BILL
house roll No. COS, but stopped on COZ, the
other one which provides for the ejectment
Of Bill Dorgan from the penitentiary. 1t
may be taken up Monday, but there is an
evident disposition on the part Of the sitting
committee, which has at last degenerated
into steering committee. to slug 1t to the
rear as long as possible. The one which
passed. No. 605. provides for the appointment
of full corps of penitentiary officers and
fixes their salaries.
ROUTINE OF THE DAY.
At 10 o'clock this morning the house went
Immediately to work on bills ON third read
Ing and passed the following: House roll
62d. by Munger, providing that proceedings
for reversal Of final judgment must be com
menced within six months; house roll $685.
by Spackman. appropriating $500 f. the re-
lief OF Cyrus f. Baker; house roll z46. Brock
mans mutual fire insurance company bill for
cities and villages; house roll 642, the bill
drawn In accordance with the recommenda-
ton OF the governor accompanying his ap-
proval OF the ant-oleomargarine bill. The
measure provides that imitation butter and
cheese may be manufactured for export out
side the boundaries Of the state. Quite a
number explained their votes and there were
several changes from the vote on the origi-
nal olso bill. The measure passed by a vote
Of G1 TO lG.
Other bills passed were: House roll &C, by
Burns Of Dodge, to provide for township or
ganizattoR ind to divide counties
under township organization into SUI
persisor districts; house roll SOS.
by Judd providing for the appoint
msnt OF officers Of the penitentiary and hxing
their salaries; Eouse roll Ill, by Harris
for the establishment OF State Board OF
Ea:balmsng; house roll a3s. by Ricketts,, de-
hninz eauses for which marriages may be
declared void; house roll 322. by McNitt, 10
enable onicers and agents Of municipalities to