Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-02
he OMAHA DAILY BEE, TUESDAY APRIL Q

/ by Epperson the anti-bucket shop bill, was
advanced to third reading by vote OF 81
60 ls and later was passed with only four
negative votes. these being Leeder, Tucker,
| Harvey and Walsh.
The house concurred In senate amend
nants to the following bilisi
/ H. r. 221-By walsh OF Douglas, Per
hitting school boards to have the right OF
n r. sl2-sy, Cone Of Saunders. Red
H. r. @S-By Anderson Of Madison. Max
! ing appropriation for Norfolk asylum.
H. r.. 93--By Green Of Holt Apbroprl-
ating $500 for Investigation OF animal dis
I III. r. 54-By Harrison Of otoe. Removins
the 500 limit Of liability In damage suits
IL r. Si2-By whitney Of sarpy. Making
/ appropriation for nsh hatchery at South
Bend, cut down to $500.
II. r. 29O-By Knowles. Two-cent mile
H. III seO-By E. w. Brown. Appropri-
| ating $4,000 for six lots for the Home Tor
/ the Friendless.
! On motion Of Hamer conference com-
mittee was appointed on amendments to
II. r. ts4 appropriating $4,000 for the
Kearney Industrial school, to correct a
typographical error.
The following bills were passed:
! s. +. Gi--By McKesson. Pure food bill.
s. r. l&-By Epperson Of Clay. The
anti-buclSet shop bill
s. f. 365-By Gibson of Douglas Re-
Organization OF burial association.
| s. +. &A-By Patrick of Sarpy. Desig-
mating colleges OF law other than state
| University College Of Law, graduates from
which may be admitted to the bar without
IL r. Shy E. p. Brown of Lancaster.
Raising the salary of clerk of penitentiary
! to 500 and guards to $3.50 a year.
! s. +. Il-By Wilcox OF Thayer. To IL
/ third reading.
The employees Of the house through Chief
| Clerk Barnard presented Speaker Nettleton
with a beautiful Morris chair this morn
| ing. He replied to the presentation speech
very feelingly He said no legislature ever
! had such faithful help In presenting the
chair, Mr.. Barnard spoke as follows:
! Mr.. Speaker-This, the thirtieth session
! OF the legislature Is about to come to a
! close with its work finished
| We VIII all soon go to our several homes
! and the thfrtieth session will only be a
! pleasant memory to US all. Yet In this
| memory will remain the friendship made
"True friendship, like the IMMORTAL Soul,
| is too good TO be believed" We may not
ell believe this yet we all feel that we have
/ made many friendships during our short
life.
1 this session feel that they cannot let this
session come to a. close without in some
small way showing their appreciation OF
/ your uniform kindness toward them and
| their esteem for you and as II Is quite
| the style TO hand your fxiends a package,
| we have decided that the speaker has one
/ coming on behalf of the employees OF the
| thirtieth session OF the Nebraska legls-
! lature, present you with this chair We
! hope, you will receive 1t in the same way
| that II Is given and as you rest from your
/ lahCrs may you have only the pleasantest
| memories of this session and your en-
! ployes.
The house tonight decided to indefinitely
postpone all house bills which have not
already been passed This will leave about
fifty senate bills for that body TO consider
| before adjournment.
| A resolution to have 5000 copies Of the
direct primary law printed was laid over
! for one day.
The house passed the following bills;
/ 8. F. s7e7By Epperson. Providing for
/ county high schools upon vote OF the peo-
| pie. t-r
/ 9. F. 17-By Thomas. Providing for a
regular marriage ceremony fee Of 50 to be
charged by the county Judge.
| 8. F. Baby Burns. Changing the name
| Of the Hastings asylum to "a hospital for
| treatment OF the chronic insane"
| 8. F. 1i2-By Randall. Providing for the
| taxation OF educational and saline lands.