The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1897-04-23

cause their right OF way 10 be moved each
year between July II and August Is. IL tho
company does not attend 20 this matter be-
fore August Ii any person owning or occupy
ing the land adjoining may cause the same to
he moved and shall receive reasonable
compensation for their work. The cost of
company and collected for the person doing
the work In the same manner and ut the same
time as other taxes. This bill, without the
emergency clause, was signed by the gov
ernor April q.
House roll No 2el introduced by Prince.
provides tor an appropriation of $4,000 for
the purpose of erecting n wing to the Norfolk
hospital for the insane. The contract is to
be let by the board of public lands and build
ings after advertisement for bids i'm at least
five daily papers published I'm the state. one
ofthese papers to be published In Norfolk
There are the usual provisions for the sue
cessful bidder giving bond and the rules to be
the contract. The bill has the emergency
clause attached.
House roll No. Pa. introduced by Rich OF
Do4glaS pr0vaes s Tor the In H. 10 6 Ss
state normal school to be used for the use
and support of the library of that school.
House roll No. no introduced by Rich OF
Douglas, provides for the adoption of minor
children. The bill prescribeS the court pro-
cedure necessary to the adoption and defines
the rights and duties OF the adaptive parents
and the adopted children.
House roll concurrent resolution No. Gil.
introduced by Zimmerman of York, pro-
vides that the governor appoint a committee
OF conference to meet with like committees
from Kansas. Texas and Oklahoma to advise
ways and means for obtaining relief from
the eyorbitant freight rates now in effect to
the southern Seaboard. Tho act provides
that the commissioners shall receive S3 per
day and their necessary expenses while en-
gagged in the work
House roll No. is, introduced by Cerling,
provides for the appropriation of $4,000 to
build wing at the Hastings asylum The
act provides for letting the contract on bids
fHt,,ff tod TOD ha ..-I I1n and
buildings. a superintendent OF building is
provided for at a compensation of not to en-
ceed 3 per day This superintendent is re- re
This was passed with the emergency clause.
House roll No. 81, introduced by r. Clark,
provides for the organization of mutual in
glass against accidental or other breakage.
The act provides that companies organized
Hereunder shall be mutual companies in
name and in fact. The companies are to be
under the supervision and control of the
state auditor. This bill was signed by the
governor and became law April 10. There
is no emergency clause attached.
House roll No. a. introduced by Lemar,
provides for state board of embalming, for
II system of examination. registration and
licensing of embalmerS. for the better pro-
lection of life and health by prevention of
the spread of infectious and contagious
diseases and to fix penalty for its violation.
The state board. modelled after the state
board of pharmacy, is composed of the at
torney general, the secretary of state and the
commissioner OF public lands and buildings.
This board is required to appoint three sec
retares, to act as the board of examiners,
and these are to pass upon the applications
for license certificates and grant or reject
them. These licenses are to be registered i'll
the Office of the board of health of the place
where the undertaken lives, and il there is
no board of health then with the town clerk
or county court. The original license certif-
cate fee is s. and the annual renewal fee Is
s. The members of the board of secretaries
are to receive 8 per day while actually en-
plOyed for their compensation, except the
secretary of the board who is to have such
salary as may be fixed. 1t is made a miSde-
meanor for anyone to practice embalming
who has not complied with the requirements
of the act, which is to become operative Nov.
], 1887. The governor signed this April 10.
House roll No. ~ provides that irrigation
districts having no outstanding indebtedness
may discontinue. their organization. The
proposition to discontinue must be submitted
by the directors upon the petition of a ma
jorty of the resident free-holders of the dis
trict. Notice of the election must be given
by publication for thirty days. Upon the
majority of those voting being cast for the
discontinuance the officers of the district
must make certificate of the facts and this is
recorded in the Office of the clerk of the dis
trict court
TO BE Continued