Omaha daily bee., 1905-02-15

| tnere was III lnlS IndlNeE anu III OluSl ~
do this fairly he thought the resolution
should not be acted on at once
The house at II o'clock went into commit
tee of the whole with McMullen Of Gage IL
the chair
H. r. 49, by Warner of Lancaster, was tht
first of a long list OF bills on general file
The bill is calculated to provide a uniform
system Of teachers certificates, the ex
aminations to be arranged by the state
board.
Speaker Rouse, from the floor OF the
house, opposed the bill, holding there was
no demand for the bill. He thought II
would lower the teachers standard. He
said his county opposed it.
Douglas of Rock, Cassell of Otoe, Hoare
Of Platte, Bartoo of Valley spoke for the
bill.
On motion of Douglas the committee re-
ported progress on the bill.
| At p. m. the house took up bills on third
reading and passed:
II. r. 81, by Robbins of Gage-To give to
| cities and villages the right to foreclose
tax sale certificates Immediately after their
in such tax sale certificates
| II. X. no. by Jackson of Antelope-Pro-
yiding for state accountant at a salary Of
H. r. i2S by Rouse of Hall-Givlng to res
taurant and boarding house keepers the
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| accorded hotel and inn keepers.
ii. r. 81, by Stetson OF oallne-Providing
for the payment Of the entire county road
H. r. 1888, by Perry of Furnas-To make
| ply to buildings of all characters.
H. r. 73, by Cravens of Pawnee-Provid-
| ing for construction of plank, brick, stone
and concrete sidewalks in cities under 5000
Ii. r. i57, by Douglas of i,ock-Making
the open season for deer and antelope Au-
ems, sage and grouse September j to No
yember 30; ducks and other wild water
dqTTl vsSePt September I6e to April 15 jaeksniPe
August, i trout, April i to, october /;
hibitlng killing of quail during isO5-s-7
@lsG @ from fs Noyembsr oven sTaS0 to n November % 80;
killed per day by single hunter to ten.
game birds twenty-five and prairie chick
The bill imposes fine Of IS a bird or
sentences of ten days for each for all birds
killed in excess Of the legal number.
that the proceeds of inheritance tax shall
be used for the construction Of perma-
bS ntD the Of
in the State Banking board discretionary
power as to the integrity and responsible
ters.
H. r. 1O1 by Haley of webster-Appropri-
aIlnB Ine DdldnC6 ITOm Ine wOTlQS
fair state fund to enable Nebraska to
participate in the Lewis and Clark expo
sition at Portland, ore, and pr ovlding for
board OF commissioners to carry out the
provisions of this act. A call of the house
was necessary to secure the two-thirds for
H. r. 40, by Ernst of Johnson-Appropri-
ating $4,000 for the esta blshment and $780,
600 for the operation of binding twine
plant at the state penitentiary, the vote
pelnG % to IL.
beneath an avalanche of votes, receiving
only for and 81 against 1t. 1t provided
that the Limitation of salary of county COM
nissioners should not apply when the
boards were working under the drainage
and water power act.
The house at 4:40 adjourned.
These bills were introduced in the house,
Fl. r. 257 by Barnes of Douglas-An act
to deny saloon licenses 10 maintain saloons
within the prescribed district in Omaha
II. h. 25S by Muxen of Douglas-An act
to establish "a board of auctioneers. Creates
state board of governors and secretary of
state, and paying its members IS a day for
time actually employed.
II. r. 259, by Foster of Douglas-An act
to license and regulate the sale of illumi-
mating oil offered for sale. Requires fee of
5000 annually of foreign oil companies be-
fore they can do business in this state.
Fl. r. 80 by Foster of Dougas-An act to
exempt from personal tax all stocks and
bonds of foreign corporations
provide the action to forecose real estate
mortgages. Must be brought within ten
years after the maturity OF the debt:
H. r. 262, by Hogrefe of Richardson-A
curative act relating to assets Of fraternal
insurance associations
H. r. 26S, by Casebeer OF Gage-An act to
provide fee of 81 to sheriffs and constables
Fl. r. 264, by Casebeer Of Gage-An act re-
before the State Board of Health In the
branches comprising the course OF study in
osteopathic schools and courses required,
term of course from twenty to twenty
seven months. and requires preliminary ex-
animation In Latin.
II. r. 265, by Hill of Hitchcock-An' act to
grant to the United States of America
rights Of way for the construction of irrlga-
II. r. 266. by Hill OF Hitchcock-An act to
prohibit the sale of liquor In less than gal
lon quantities within five miles of construc-
H. r. 267, by Hill of Hitchcock-An act to
provide for fees to be paid for the services
Of the secretary of the State Board of Ir-
Fl. r. 96S, by Hill of Hitchcock-An act to
provide for official seal for the Office of the
State BosPd sea % Of M Irritation tg,,t.S :, No.,
to exempt irrigation corporations from the
payment Of incorporation fees to the secre-
H. r, 20, by McAllister of Deuel-To pro-
vide for the sale of state lands which may
be situate within the areas to be irrigated
from irrigation works constructed or to be
constructed by the United States.
H r. 271, by McAllister OF Deuel-Au act
limiting the amount OF warrants to be is
sued by boards OF irrigation districts the
making of levies for such districts and pro- |
yiding for the transfer of the FUNDS of said
districts at
H. r. 972, by McAllister OF DoueI-An act
to provide that no assessment or levy of |
irrigation districts shall be valid az liens !
unless work thereon has been steadily pur- |
sued.
H. r. 973. by McAllister of DeueI-An act
providing before what officers and persons |
may be taken In other |
states and territories
II. r. "a by Clarke of Douglas-A bill |
for an act TO provide for the erection OF |
nreproof building in the city OF lincoln |
building by the Nebra slSa.. State Historical |
society to appropriate 100000,
DOINGs or THE LEGISLATORS |
Bills Pending in which OsteOpathH |
Are Interested.
(From a Stan Correspondent)
LINCOLN, Feb. H-(Speclal )-Certain |
osteopaths OF the state have been aroused |
to the fear that the McMuIIen bill seeks to |
tighten the restrictions on their profession |
and practice Mr.. McMullen emphaticalIy
denies this and makes a very frank ex-
PLANTATION to show that he is right and |
the osteopaths wrong.
Another bill, however, is before the house |
h.