Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-17

Gilbert, '.-, Shinstock,
Gishwiller, Shipley,
Gregg, Smith,
Harmon, Spier
Harrison. startser,
Heron, Stetson,
nOgrefe, SWeeZy,
Hoiiiet, Ten .Eyck,
Hoy. -ty d. Thompson,
Hunter Thorpe,
Jahnel Tooley,
johnson, Tfask.
Jones (Richardsonl, .Ylasal-,
Jouyenat, Waring,
Junkin, Warner,
Kaveny, Weborg-7S.
The negative vote was:
Bacon. Kerns,
Burgess, McAllister,
Cassel, McClain,
Christy, Nelson (Pierce),
Currie, Shelly,
Deles Dernier. spuriock,
Good, Wilson,
Hanna, Mr.. Speaker-17.
Jones (Otoe),
Those not voting: Atwood, Gelwick, Hat
horn, Kennedy (sick).
Speaker Mockett announced upon the
adoption of the Sears resolution that IL
changed the rules of the house and that
hereafter when the order Of business was
reached, Bills on third reading" the ex-
ception would have to be announced, Eek
cept such bills as carry appropriations for
new state buildings"
Bills from No. Sc to 124 were giveu their
second reading and referred to commit
tees after reconvening after the noon
recess.
House rolls Nos. % and so, by Wilson
OF Pawnee, appropriating SS5, 900 and s4S, 900
respectively for salaries of members and
employees and current expenses OF the
house., were given their third reading and
passed.
The house at $3.50 adjourned till 10 O'Clock
| Monday morning
New Bills I'm House.
H. r. No. 125, by Holliet of Lancaster
An act comforting on cities and villages
| the power to hx telephone rentals and
II. r. No. 126, by Caldwell of. Clay-To
! proyide a department, In uaek OF the, hos
( fpitals for the insane FOR. the detention and
treatment and parole of dipsomanacS, in
ebriates and those addicted to the excessive
use of narcotics. ,.,s.
H. r, NeT~ig7, by Meradith of York-sTo
prohibit the keeping of or selling intoxicat-
ing Hqtfofsfas a beverage within four miles
of A1iSf United states army post and to pro-
vide a penalty OF SleO to 500 or imprison-
II 81 No as by .Jouvenat of Boone=-Te
provide Tor the gathering, compilation and
| publication OF agricultural and industrial
xxxiSb$ Complied statutes, entitled In
Y. chapter lxxyli, Compiled statutess en-
titled 'ReYenue. 29g
H. R. No, ,e12s, by shipley of Hitchcock-
EpproprtatiDg the sum of $4,000, or so much
thereof as Is necessary, to establish exnsri-
mental stations near Culbertson and an
other at or near Ogalalla. Emergency
H. r. No. 1SO by Cunningham of Harfiil-
ton-To amend section l2s chapter xviii,
Compiled Statutes, relating to moving
H. r. No ,131, by KittIe. Of sherman-To
| amend sections 81, " ana lR chapter Xviii,
| Compiled Statutes, relating to fees of road
| OVerSeeTS.
H. r. No. 1872, by Rouse Of Hall-To ap-
| propriate to the use of the University OF
! Nebraska the moneys known as THE HEri-
! cultural experiment station rund." also the
| fund arising under the act of congress of
| August 80, 1890. commonly known as ..the
Morrill, fund" and also the fund known
as "the university cash fund.-" carrying
appropTiations Of 5000 $4,000 and $500
H. r. No iS3, by Ferrar. of Han-rTo
s@fnG statafes entted and TeiatnS
H. r. Nc, iS4, by Gregg Of WaypeLro
amend section 2, subdivision T., chapter
xxx, Compiled Statutes. Increasing COM
| pensation Of county superintendents.
II. X. lS6, by Tooley Of Custer-To amend
Compiled Statutes. changing apportionment
Il IA. K. K ise, by Davis OF Bunalo-To Require
| county boards to designate county deposit
! tions, to require depositary banks to give
bonds, TO prohibit deposits In excess Of 30
| Ing rate of interest in county funds de-
/ posted from TO per cent.
| H. r. 1877, by Thorpe Of Garheld-Provid-
| ing for taxation or personality remaining
! in counties less than a year.
! H. r. lSS, by Jahnel of Washington-To
amend section 20, chapter lXXvti, article 1,
! entitled Revenue" to authorize county
4 boards OF equalization to raise or lower the
| aggregate valuation of townships, pre-
e'if III r.. 1ss, by Burgess Of Lancaster-To
regulate the organization and operation OF
/ level premium, legal reserve plan.
| H r. l40 by Memminger OF Madison-To
! amCasd sections 2, and 8, chapter VII Com
| piled Statutes, relating to admissions Of
| attorneys TO bar.
| II r. 14l by Memminger of Madison
| To amend section SS of chapter xiia Of the
! Compiled Statutes, Repeals proViso clause
! in tax commissioner section of the Omaha
| city charter.
! III. r. 49, by Memminger Of Madison
| Defining the crime OF abandonment OF wife
| and child, and providing punishment of i'm
| prisonment not over one year or fine OF 80
| 10 $500 OF fine and imprisonment
| H r. i43, by Gregg OF Wayne--Io amend
| section l. subdivision Z, chapter xxx OF
| the Compiled Statutes, compelling county
] superintendents to hold first-class teachers
certificates or university or normal school
H. r. Ia, by Gregg of wayne-To amend
! section l. subdivision 8, chapter xxx OF
! the Compiled Statutes, relating to election
| district school trustees.
II. r. 49, by Mcclay OF Lsncaster3-rC
! regulate the organization and regulation
| OF the business OF placing and selling Ger,
/ tihcates, shares, bondJ, debentures and
/ other investment securities and contracts
| OF every kind and description on the par
tial payment and installment plan.