Omaha daily bee., 1897-01-15

and enact the same into full force and ef.
feet for the government OF the state by di,
rect vote OF the people who are qualified
to vote for state officials; to prescribe tht
manner Of such legislation and provide pun
| ishmcnt for all Offenders against the proVl'
House foih los by Sheldon, for joint
OF the constitution OF the state of Nebraska
entitled Legislative" and providing that
the legislative authority OF the state of Ne.
by the senate and house of representatives
be vested in the, qualified electors Of such
said original section l.
House roll 100, by Wlcbe, to repeal all OF
sections s, Q, ga, 9b of chapter lNNNiia of the
Compiled Statutes Of Nebraska for the year
1895.
tion 3160 and to repeal sections 3I6o and
1861 of the Consolidated Statutes of 1898.
House roll lG9, by, Rouse to amend sec
braska, 1898, and to repeal said original sec
House roll llO, by Rouse, to amend sec.
tlons S95i Ssbi and 1910 of the Consoll.
dated Statutes of Nebraska, 1898, and tc
repeal said original sections.
House roll III, by Rouse, to amend sec
tion 3i3i, Consolidated Statutes of Ne,
braska, 1898, and to repeal said orisina
section
House roll 112 by Rouse. to amend sec
tions, 1869. 1868, and 3g6S, Cons olidated Stat.
utcs of Nebraska, 1895, and TO repeal said
original sections.
tlon G6l of chapter xix of the Compiled
Statutes of Nebraska of 1898, and to re-
veal said section.
House roll iii. by Eager to repeal Sec
ton IL of chapter Il, article l. Of the Com
piled Statutes Of Nebraska 1928, as
amended relative to aiding county agri-
House roll 1l5. by Touke, to provide for
the commissioning of graduates of Doane
college cadets.
House roll 116, by Curtis, to amend sec
tion "a of article of chapter xviii of the
Compiled Statutes of Nebraska of the year
1895 and to repeal said original section
House roll IN. by Soderman, to provide
for the temporary issue of non-ntercst-
bearing warrants upon the state treasurer
and to provide for the redemption and re-
issue of same, and to amend sections 10,
chapter xiv of the Compiled Statutes OF
House roll 11S by Hun, to provide for a
presentation of the products, resources and
posSi6tililies Of the state %, of Nebraska at
held In Nashville, Tenn, May to November,
House roll 49, by Stebblns, TO provide for
the redemption of all real estate sold on
execution order Of sale and decree of courts
and for the repeal of the general stay law
in the state of Nebraska relating to real es-
tate sold on execution and order Of sale as
contained in sections 411a and i11b, chap
ter |, Compiled 1885 Statutes of the state of
Nebraska
Housc roll 12o by stebbins, to provide for
the more equitable appraisement of real
property under judicial sale and for the re-
peal of section 49la, chapter l. Of the Com
piled Statutes of the state of Nebraska
1895, and section 1G, chapter xviii article
i'll, Compiled Statutes of the State of Ne
braska, 1895.
House roll 121, by Lddell, a bill for an
act to amend section 2l55 of chapter xxx,
entitled Liens" Consolidated Statutes OF
House roll 122, by Liddoll, to prescribe
the qualifications Of horseshoer and to
regulate the practice of horseshoeing
within the state of Nebraska.
House roll l23 by Burkett, to amend sec
approved March 4, 1891, and TO repeal said
original section; also changing the form OF
schedules "a and "B," being parts of
said chapter xiv.
AFTERNOON ROUTINE.
At the opening of the afternoon session
Speaker Gafn announced that he would now
turn over to the committee on privileges
and elections all papers in the Douglas
county contest case, which he accordingly
did, placing them in charge of Loomis of
Butler. chairman Of the committee
The completion of bills on first reading
was followed by bills on second reading
and their reference to appropriate com
mittees.
Sheldon Of Dawes moved that the house
committee on joint rules concur with the
senate committee, and IL prevailed.
On motion OF Jones of Gage the chairman
or each committee was instructed to leave
on the speakers desk a notification of when
| and where his committee would meet
Riley OF Nrckolls wanted a committee ap.
| pointed to inquire as to the present number
! OF house employees, and If 1t was found that
| there were too many unnecessary ones they
| should be discharged, but he was sidetracked
| by a motion TO table
Then LOOMS of Butler chairman of com.
mittec on employees, reported a number OF
changes in the working force of the EN-.
] ployes, but no dismissals. He reported that
! the total number of house employees now al
| work was siXty-three.
| Hull wanted IN lrnou ba ,1on.for 81
| this report discharged the COMMITTEES Tht
| speaker replied that it did not and that tho
committee would still keep an eye on tho
! employees.
Looms, chairman of the committee or
pllVlieses ana elections, announced that hi.
| committee would meet this evening AT 40
The house then adjourned until 10 a. m
| tomorrow.