Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-06
The vote was

Anderson, Gawne, Mendenhan,
Andrews, Gishwiller, Mlskell,
Armstrong, Hall, Mockett
Beall, Hamilton. Mullen.
Becher, Hawxby, Murray,
Becky. Harris, Oils,
Beethe, Hathorn, Olson,
Beisner, Horton, Peisiger
Boyd. Householder Rcdman,
Frederick Hoy, Sandal
Brown (F'nas) Hunt, spencer
Buresh, Hunter, Steinmeyer,
Calkins. Humphrey, Taylor
Coffee, Iamison, Tefft.
Cooksey, Johnson, Thomssen,
Coppoc, Jordon, Tweed,
Corneer, Jouvenat, Warner
Crissey, Latin, Whitmore,
Crockett Lane, Wilcox,
Dahlsten, IAchty Wilkinson
DierS, Lowe, Walker,
Evans, Mccarthy, Speaker-7o.
Fowler. Mccoy,
Gallogly, Mead
Nay:
Brown (Cass), Kaveny, Swanson,
Cain. Scott. Tanner,
Fellers, Shelhorn, Chl,
Fuller, Smithberger, Waring,
Grell, Sprecher Wenzl.
Hanks, Stockwell, Zimmerman-l8
The house was called to order at IL o'clock,
one hour later than usual. Petitions were
read protesting against the passage OF
house roll 90 to regulate and govern fra
ternal and beneficiary societies, and ask
ing for the passage OF the act to create a
system OF travelling Libraries. On motion
| OF Stockwell the chief clerk was authorized
to refer such petitions in the future to the
committees having the bills under con-
| sideratiOn,
Pay Road Taxes in Cash.
| Under the order of third reading OF bills
| one measure was passed by the house at
| the morning session and sent TO the senate.
1t was introduced by Mistell, and in brief
requires the payment of road taxes in cash
| 4 a.
| At II 80 the senate appeared and imme-
| diately the Joint session was formed, at
the close of which the house adjourned TO
2:30 p. IN.
| When the house reconvened this after
| noon the routine order of business was re-
sumed and reports of standing committees
were first received. On recommenda ion
the following bills were placed on the
general file; House roll 222, by Hall. re-
lating to the issuance of licenses to steam
engineers; 2l5, by Hall, to authorize the
governor to appoint a commission to de-
termine boundary line between Iowa and
Nebraska 6, by Mockett, to place Lancaster
in the class OF counties having population
OF 10000 or over; 206 by Mccarthy, tc
authorize the appointment OF a commission
to determine boundary line between Ne,
braska and South Dakota; 214 by Cain, tC
authorize appointment OF a commission &C
termine boundary line between Nebrasks
and Missouri 232, 230, 23i, 2S3, by Nc,
Carthy, relating TO decision of cases by
supreme court House roll 226, by Fowler
for the protection OF owners of stations
was recommended for indefinite postpone
ment, but on motion OF the author wa
placed on general file. House rolls 231, by
Mccarthy, relative to disposition OF case!
by supreme court, and l39 by Corneer, au
thorizing the appointment OF commission
in towns OF over 5000 population to pas
upon qualifications of horseshoers wer,
indefinitely postponed.
The committee on medicine recommends
house roll 1888, by Hamilton. 50 authorize
magnetic and hydropathc healers to prac
tice art Of curing, for indefinite postpone
ment, but after an extended discussion tn
measure was placed on general file. Nearl
all Of the members Of 'ha house who ar
physicians spoke against the bill, but Ham
} ilton asked for an opportunity to have
, considered at some future TIM He prom
ised that H. would make e speech for you
, whiskers," and on his motion the bill wa
I laid over.
I The committee on mines and mineral
: reported the birth of baby girl at III
home of Representative Jamison.
, House roll 81, by Mead. making 1t