Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-05
Easter NeCkwcar for Men :

Stuefer and Peter Mortensen $4,000 and
$4,000 respectively for the premium on their
official bonds as state treasurers.
H. r. 329- by Kennedy, to define and
punish the crime Of wife or child aband-
onment.
II. r. 257, by Ten Eyck. requiring the ap-
pellant in foreclosure proceedings to give
bond for the rent from the date of undertake
ing to the delivery of the property.
H. r. 222, by Ten Eyck, placing poultry
under the protection Of the cruelty to
animals law.
H. r. II, by Douglas, amending game law
so as to make open season on chickens Sep
tember to November 80; extends protec-
tion for quails two years longer; prohibits
killing Of swans open season for hsh April
to November 1; carp all year; permits
spearing of fish.
H. r. 275, by Burgess, recurring hail In
surance companies to give $4,000 bond and
60 per cent Of receipts to guarantee pay
ment of losses.
H. r. SO. by Thompson. giving same fees
and mileage to eoroners jurors as jurors In
district court.
H. r. 47O, by Douglas. providing for the
appointment Of county attorneys in coun-
ties Of 1000 or less population.
II, R. 7S, by Fries, a constitutional
amendment, permitting the investment OF
the permanent school fund In registered
securities of counties, towns, cities, VIII
lagos and school districts.
H. r. 311, by McAllister, defining method
OF procedure In discrimination CT irrl.
cation districts
H. R. 2SS. by McClay, to provide for the
perpetual maintenance of the soldiers
burial ground in Wyuka cemeterv.
H. R. 42s, by Sears, providing for the
acquisition of right Of way for pipe lines
| and the transportation or transmission and
now Of petroleum or other like oils.
H. R. 372. by McAllister, providiSS for
the sale and transfer of the right to the
use Of water.
H. r. $50, H. r. 2s1 and H r. 2s2, by
Rfbble, prohibiting the. unlawful making
| selling or using Of railroad tickets, cou-
pons or passes.
H. R. 1Os. by Bacon Of Dawson, appropri-
ating $4,000 to sink eight wells for the
location of oil or gas, the places being
Lexington. Chadron, Culbertson, Columbus
PoncA and Omaha.
S. F. II. hy Hall, providing for six COM
missioners Of the supreme court and thelI
stenographers to serve for two years.
| A motion by Wilson was adopted in
definitely postponing house rolls on gen
eral fle and before committees. The sift'
ing committee was denied the privilege Of
reporting. This "ditched" about $50 bills
One Of the bills in the debris was u. r
2S2 by Thompson; exempting druggists o.
seven years experience from taking th'
examination before the State Pharmacy
board and reducing examination fees. The
sitting committee had made rep3tt in.
cluding this bill. but the report was re-
jected. This was a bill which the drug
gists and pharmacists Of he state wer'
watching closely. II. R. zoe BY Ribhle
providing bonus OF 5000 for the locator
Of any vein OF coal three ;oet thick anC
SIS. 900 for any oil well producing fifty oar
rels day for sixty consecutive days.
At 6 o'clock . recess was taken until
o'clock.
These bills were passed at the night scs
sion:
II. r. lss. by sadler. at the governor
request, for the sale Of lots and lauds 10
taxes and assessments delinquent for nv
years or more and the execution CT deed
for same.
II. R. 176. by Persy, compelling attend
ance OF witnesses In cases transferred from
one county to another on change Of venue
II. r. 2s3, by Smith. striking out doubl
damage clause from lawful tense act unde
head OF railroads.
u. R Sha. bg Ten Eysk. for ths sale Q