The independent., 1903-04-09

population.
| H. r. 20, by Nelson, appropriating
100000 for repairing and rebuilding
the Norfolk insane hospital.
H. r. 63, by Wilson, defining pow
ers OF state board of health, providing
for state health inspector, prescrib-
ling rules for quarantine, ETC., and ap-
propriating $1,000 for the purpose OF
the act.
III. r. 20, by Ramsey, requiring rail-
roads To grant elevator sites to per-
sons who will expend $4,000 in the
construction thereof.
H. r. 102, by Cropsey, appropriate
ing 100000 out of the state university
funds for the construction OF new
buildings on the state farm at Lin
coin.
Fl. r. 1876, by Davis, permitting
county treasurers to deposit county
money in banks outside the county re-
ducing the rate of interest for county
money to per cent; permitting the
state treasurer to deposit money in de-
pository banks at 2 per cent.
H. r. 344, by the special revenue
committee. The revenue bill.
S. f. 3, by Sheldon. giving county
boards added powers as boards of
quarantine.
S. F. lat, by Sheldon, for opening
and yacating roads.
S. F. lit, asking congress to OPP
pose Senator Dietrich's bill for the
leasing of public land in Nebraska.
s. f. 304, by Warner, authorizing
the state land commissioner to charge
fees for certain filings in his Office.
S. F. SO, by Brown, for the destruc-
tion of prairie dogs.
S. F. 145, by Norris, for the forma-
tion of drainage districts.
s. F. Isl, by Way, granting electric
companies right of way over public
highways.
S. F. 5, by Sheldon, for the examina-
ton Of applicants to practice medi-
cine.
H. r. 81, by Cassell, instructing
road overseers to open bitches on
roads during the months of April and
October.
H.. R. 146, by Christy, fixing the an
nual meeting of the state horticultural
society at the capitol in January Of
each year.
Fl. r. 1877, by Jones of Otoe, provid-
ing for matron at the state peni-
tentiary.
S. F. 10, by Marshall, legalizing
heat and light bonds heretofore voted
by the town of Syracuse.
S. F. 35, by Fries, reducing the re-
quired property value of recognized
normal schools to $4,000.
gress to establish the military status
of the First Nebraska militia by de-
signing it as volunteer regiment.
S. F. 8, by Sheldon, giving county
boards added powers as boards of
quarantine
S. F. 147, by Sheldon, for opening
and vacating roads.
S. f. 95, by Brown, adding plate
glass, steam boilers, burglary, and
automatic sprinklera to objects insur-
able under the present law.
S F. PIT, by Anderson, curative act
amending the law authorizing the ap-
pointment of deputy state treasurer.
S. F. 21S, by Anderson, curative act
amending the law Tor the appointment
of private secretary by the gov
ernor
S. F. 81, by Pemberton, for the pur-
chase by the state of 500 copies of
statutes to be compiled by J. E. Cob
hey, at total cost of $4,000. Bill
vetoed by the governor and passed
Notwithstanding
S. F. 8, by Marshall, for the cleo
tion of county commissioners by vote
of the entire county.
S. +. 25, by Marshall, authorizing
the voting of bonds for heat and light
by villages.
S. F. SO, by Saunders, to prevent the
docking of horses.
S. F. 120, by Jennings, requiring les
sees of school land to pay delinquent
cies and costs of forfeiture prior to
ti-1e such land is advertised fer lease
at public auction
S. F. 1873, by Sheldon, road tax in
counties not under township organi-
zation to be paid one-half in cash and
one-half in labor.
S. F. 215, by Harrison, defining the
form of registration books.
S. F. 237. by Sheldon, for an in
vestigation into the expediency of pro-
posed roads leading to bridge across
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