Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-10
MISTAKES MAY hlLL BILL
Senators Become Disgusted with the
Teachers State Ger fcate Measure.
PUfE FOOD BILL S,.>,l ORDER TUESDAY
Joint session OF Legislature Elects
state Printer and Binder and
REAGENTS of Educational
Institutions.
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Frum a Stan Correspondent
DIES MONIES. Feb. 9-(Special.) -After
spending the entire morning on the War
rem bill for state certificates for school
teachers. the senate adjourned in the midst
of the discussion with a motion before the
house to engross the bill. Adjournment
was taken till tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock and at the hour the Warren bill
will be up for consideration again. The
Warren bill is considered one of the most
important before the Legislature. The
schools committee reported il with lot
of amendments. The amendments merely
affected grammatical errors and other
points that did not AFFECT the scope of the
bill in the slightest. However, because
there were so many of these corrections
and because the senate got impatient after
spending two days on them to find that
they were not yet completed. there is grave
danger that the bill will not pass. 1t Is
admitted that If the bill had been perfected
, before placed in the files on the members
desks IT would have stood better show.
COPYRIGHT, Crawford. Jones and others are
outsroken in opposition to it. Its friends
tomorrow will make an effort to save it,
senate Proceedings.
BY vote of 10 to 3 the senate today re-
Agricultural college to visit the institution
by special train next Thursday. The house
accepted the invitation. Senator Gale, after
speaking in favor voted NO" and it is UNI
derstood he will move to reconsider.
The longest and strongest petition favor
ing the primary. rate legislation, reciproc-
lty, anti-pass and pure food measures was
sent in today. being introduced by Bleakly
OF Iowa, stand-patter. who is opposed to
most of the measures The petitioners
were from his county and numbered GOO. the
petition being thirty-six feet long.
The pure food bill was today made a spe-
cial order for next Tuesday and the Smith
, hin for circulating petitions of consent In
| cities of less than 5000 every three years
was made special order for next Wednes-
day The pure food bill was reported for
passage by the appropriations committee.
Senate bill introduced:
By SpauldinE of Calhoun. increasing the
| Eldora to Sl1, and the Girls school to S15:
by Crossley. giving certain rooms TO the
and fruit reserve; by stookey. to elect
electors residing outside the cities AND and
| the bound documents: by Saunders to take
/ mill from the road levy placed in the
| hands Of the township officers and add it to
| the l mill now given to the county super
visors.
Joint Session % Houses.
| The joint assembly of the two houses was
held at 1850 o'clock for the purpose OF elect
| ing state printer ard binder and the mem
hers Of the various educational boards This
was formal AFFAIR and the election was by
resolution offered by Mr.. Wise. electlng all
| IN one bunch, as they had previously been
| decided upon in caucuses. Z. d. ChasselI
Il rv.1,, l.. -
ginning nearly year hence, Is editor OF the
LeMars Sentinel and a member Of the
house. He has long been prominent in
political and newspaper work in the state
Emory English, elected state binder. is a
resident of Des Moines and one of the rep
resontatives OF Polk county in the house
but he he's purchased the Mason City Daily
Ttres-Herald and will move there after the
session.
House Proceedings.
The house did not pass bill The bill to
provide for publishing condensed statements
of township road tax business was amended
and sent back to committee, and the house
considered for a time bill to. permit
casualty insurance companies to include
boiler insurance.
The house decided upon an adjournment
until Monday at . y. m.
1 -AHlons DiIls introduced IN the house TODAY
was one by Cummings to increase the nav
OF the comrlandant Of the Soldiers home to
g, 400 a year; by Lowery, TO appropriate for
reprintins the early Legislative reports: BY
Lowery, to require copyrighting of Iowa
supreme court reports; by Conn., to punish
for disturbing schools; by Skinner. TO for
bid determinations in fire insurance rates.
n bill was introduced by Martin OF Potta-
wattamie to authorize the employment by
the state OF Jacob Sims of Council Bluffs as
ASSISTANT attorney in the cases involving
the Missouri river land ownership and ap-
propriating $1,000 for that purpose
May Go Round the Town.
Because of opposition in Winterset 10 the
Des Moines-Creston Interurban railway A.
Z. Parks, the promoter. has surveyors in
the field surveying a line around the city
with view TO leaving 1t of the route.
Novelist Talks Politics.
opie Read, the novelist, was in the city
today on his way 10 GTinnell TO lecture. He
took occasion while here to say that In
travelling over Iowa TO lecture he had found
that there was strong sentiment in favor
Of Cummins for third term He said the
United States senate now no more nearly
represents the people than the House OF
Lords doas the English workingmen.
No Change of Venue.
In the district court this afternoon Judge
James A. Howe overruled the motion of the
attorneys for w. L. Carter for a change OF
venue on the grounds of local prejudice
Carter is charged with the murder of Ed
dresser of Avon. A continuance Is asked
to give time to prepare for the case.
RObber n Ministerial Student.
Doneld Balm, arrested for raiding a resort
on Cherry street and identified by Fred
Carr and others, was a student at Drake
university six years ago. studying for IN,
ministry.
| Wouan ME. froY.