Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-09

decided to recommend the following In ad-
dltion to those previously announced;
w b. Ely. chief clerk enrolling and en-
crossing room; +. J. Hatch, second as
sistant secretary; Russell Robb, assistant
bill clerk +, Fl spreeher, Norfolk proof
reader; Charles CObbey, clerk judiciary
committee; Helen Comton, clerk committee
revenue, municipal AFFAIRS and rules; Ross
Phillips stenogrepher; Fred r. Milburn,
copyist; MI Rudy, copyist Jerry Will
helm. assistant custodian bill ROOM c. r.
Leese, clerk; Masters Hobbs, Hyde and
Osterhoh, pages Miss Frederickson, Miss
Eva Hightower, s. A. Trues. Grace Flesher
Sopylsts; Miss Holden, stenographer; II. s.
Hankins iahitor.
The following bills were introduced into
the senate today:
s. f. No. 16-By Thomas of Douglas
Providing when two or more defendants
shall be placed on trial together the state
shall have the same number of peremptory
challenges as all of the defendants.
). +. No. 17-By Thomas. Prescribing a
marriage fee of 50 to be charged by the
county judge and turned into the county
S. F. No. 1s-By Thomas. Giving to county
at,torneys power to summon and examine
s. F. No 1s-By Thomas Repeating the
S g. N No 1OiS RBSrd9 Tbo lSw Giving the
state the same number OF peremptory chal-
iennges IN a criminal trial as the defendant.
roadbeds of permanent roads constructed
under the Inheritance tax law may be six
teen feet instead of twelve feet wide and
increasing the appraisers fee to IS per
day.
$. f. No. Ply Thomas. Providing for
the taxing of commercial colleges and
schools conducted for private gain.
8. f. No. 23-By Thomas. Fixing the PEN
atty for the crime Of adultery at three
years in the penitentiary or a fine of $500
or Imprisonment in the county jail not to
exceed one year.
s. +. No. 24-By Thomas. Providing for
the impeachment of city and village Of
Ulcers and giving Jurisdiction in such cases
to the district court.
s; f. No. 8-By Thomas. Allowing street
railway companies to own and operate in
terurban railways
S. +. No 26-By Saunders of Douglas
wants, and employees in the relations TO
their masters or employers and providing
hne OF $40 to $500 or Imprisonment in
for violations.
s. f. No. 27-By Root of Cass Pro-
Viding cases shall not be reversed by the
supreme court on technical error " here
the whole record shows substantial jus.
tice has been done in the lower court
3. f. No. 2S-By Root Giving the gov
ernor power to discharge the superintend-
discretion
S. F. No. 29--By Root. Providing for
the receiving by the county Judge of lega-
cies and fees in the settling of estates
and requiring report of the same to be
made.
S. f. No 30-By Root. Fixing the quail
iications of railway commissioners: Ak
ing their salaries at $4,000 year; provid-
ing Tor a secretary at $500 year and
two clerks at $1,000 year each and
travelling expenses.
s. F. No. Shy Root. Giving the
late rates and service and general control
over common carriers.
S. r. No. 32-By Root. Giving the gov
ernpr power to remove the commandant
Of the Soldiers home at Milford at his
discretion.
From the rd ~ Eph1fn I'M nd Ului1d-
ings power to hear complaints against SUI
perin 4, de :, Of ppblie institp t
hibit unfair discrimination in prices be-
tween different localities and prescribing
penalties.
s. F. No 35-By Buck of Otoe Amend
ing the law rs to the descent of property.
S. F. No. 36-By Buck Providing that
in case wife dies intestate and without
her husband and one-half TO her father.
s. r. No. 37-By Epperson of Clay
Making tents, boats and wagons used for
immoral purposes nuisances.
s. F. No. SS-By Buck. Amending the
law to the descent of property so that
the widow will receive one-half in fee
where there is issue.
S. F. No. Spy wilsey Of Frontier En-
abling cemetery associations to condemn
s. F. No. 4o-By Randall of Madison
Amending the law applying to forcable
s, p, No. 41-By Ashton of Hall. Amend
ing the inheritance tag law:
g. f. No. 42-By Patrick of Sarpy. Great
ing the officer OF county highway commits
sioner.
s. F. No. SPY Buck of otoe. Repeating
the wolf, wildcat and coyote bounties.
s. F. No. 44-By Aldrich. Reducing pas
senger fares to cents and providing for q
hearing before the commission on the rea-
sonableness of the rate at the request OF
any road.
s. F. No 45-By Aldrich Defining the
duties, powers and qualification of the
railway commissioners and the secretary
8. f. No. 46-By McKesson, at the re-
quest of the state insurance department
Providing for fees to be paid by legal re-
serve life insurance companies
s. r. No. 4R-By McKesson. Providing
for the publication of an abstract of the
statements of foreign insurance com,
panies.
s. r. No. 4s-By McKesson. Providing for
the publication of an abstract of state
ments filed by domestic legal reserve life
companies
s. r. No. i9-By McKesson. Providing
for certificate fees to be paid by accdenf
-or sickness or accident and sickness insur
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