Omaha daily bee., 1895-03-30

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per annum, who shall give bond in the
sum of slo99O Sor the faithful performance
Of his duties. For travelling and contingent
purposes he is--allowed a sum OF $500 and
500 for purchase of books and periodicals
on labor AND Industrial matters.
The bill be establish State Embalmng
board has been, recommended for passage.
1t is house roll No. ILL., by Harris Of Keith.
and when Introduced early in the session
nearly everybody took IL as joke. There
is now no doubt Of Its passage. 1t has
been favorablyo reported by the Sitting com
mittee, and swhat the sifters say goes at
this stage of,. the legislative game. The
measure provides that the attorney general,
secretary of state and commissioner Of public
lands and buildings shall constitute a State
Board of Bmbalming. They are. authorized
| to appoint three secretaries, who shall COM
prise the real board, and who shall have
had at least FIVE years experience in this
state in the practice OF embalming and care
and disposal of dead human bodies. The
duty Of this board of examiners shall con-
sist, partly. in Issuing licenses to embalmers
and examining applicants for the same. The
! license fee is fixed at SIS on application and
| S annually thereafter. AS no direct ap-
preparation is made for fees or salaries 1t is
| supposed that money received from license
fees will be applied to this purpose.
| Lamborns bill for the purchase and care Of
| legislative supplies provides that sixty days
! prior to any regular session of the legislature
the Board of Public Lands and Buildings shall
| advertise for legislative supplies not to ex-
| ceed $500 worth Of stationery, and such sup
plies as the board may deem necessary for
the use of the Legislature in opening it's ses-
| sion. The parties to whom the contract is
awarded shall deliver the goods on the order
| of the board prior to the first legislative day,
| and bills for the same shall go directly to
| the committee on claims. All other supplies
needed by either branch Of the Legislature
| shall be purchased by resolution. Immedi
/ ately adjournment Of the 1ppiSatXrp the
| Board Of Public Lands and Buildings shall
store away all surplus supplies in the capitol
building, and they shall be carefully pre-
served for use during the next session. No
person will be permitted to remove for indi-
vidual use any of such supplies belonging to
| the state.
| ROUTINE OF THE MORNING.
On motion Of Munger. house roll No. 626
! was ordered engrossed for third reading.
The bill provides that proceedings in court
for reversal vacating or modifying Of judg-
ments shall be commenced within six months
after rendition of Judgment, instead Of a
year, as is the present law.
The house went into committee of the whole
| to consider bills reported by the sitting com-
mittee. The following measures were recom
mended for passage:
House roll No. $40, Coles bill to create
| board Of immigration and establish a bureau
according to the suggestion of Ex-Governor
| Crounse In his last message to the legisa-
ture. The original bill provided for collection
Of industrial statistics, but this was struck
out by amendment. debate occurred over
a motion to make the salary of the secretary
$1,000 instead of $4,000. as provided in the
bill. The suggestion found no favor in eyes
| Of the members and went by the board.
House roll No. 346 by Burch authorizing
| cities Of the second class to borrow money or
| issue bonds for the purpose Of extending and
improving water works systems owned by the
| city. II
House roll No, 263, by Spencer. relating to
the incorporation. of street railways
House roll No. 42S. by Brady, authorizing
municipal authorities of cities of the second
class and villages to enact ordinances to i'm
pose special license tax on insurance compa-
MES for support and maintenance Of volun-
teer fire companies.
House rollsNor 4O1, by Becher, authorizing
counties to make' special levies for special
purposes -, - ....-.,
House roll No. ,557. by Becher, providing
for the election OF municipal officers
House roll No. 596, by Schickedantz, re-
quiring counties and municipal corporations
to refund illegal; taxes and special assess
ments to theuparties having paid the same.
i House rolEsNo, 394, by Burns Of Dodge.
| providing for the election of supreme court
judges and fegents OF the university.
House roll No. 40S. by Barry. for the re-
l lief Of David S, Benyon and appropriating
5000 for the purpose. /,
House roll No. 243. by Rhodes, providing
for the barring Of an insane wife's dover and
interest in her husbands real estate by deed
Of guardian. p
House roll No. Ill., by Harris, establishing
state board or embalming, to provide for
the better protection or life and health and
to prevent the spread OF contagious diseases.
House roll No 585, by Lamborn. providing
for the method OF purchasing supplies for
the legislature ana TO regulate the use and
care OF the same
The committee then arose and the house
TOOK recess until p. m.
In the afternoon the house Immediately
dropped into committee OF the whole and re-
sumed consideration OF the days grist Of the
sitting committee Following are the meas
ures recommended for passage:
House roll No. 431, by McNitt providing
that articles Of incorporation shall be filed
! with county clerks ana also with the secre-
tary Of state.
House roll No. sos. by Judd, fixing the
number of officers OF the penitentiary, and
providing for salaries of the same.