Valentine Democrat., 1907-01-24
ols Ilmn ~ suits for damage in case

| o3S limit ~ suits for damage in case
| OF death.
By z. W. Brown of Lancaster
Making judges of the supreme court.
district courts and county courts In
eligible for election TO any office ex-
cept reelection to the same ONCE or
that OF district judge to the office OF
supreme judge.
By e. W. Brown Of Lancaster
| Provides for quieting title TO real es-
| tate against unenforcabio liens by
lapse of time
chase supply Of statutes for the use of
the state and making an appropriation
| Of $3.50 for $50 copies.
By Buckley Of Polk-To prohibit
unfair commercial discrimination be-
| tween different sections, communities
or localities, or unfair competition,
and providing penalties therefor.
By Whitham-Gives town boards in
| cities Of 1000 TO Il, 1000 power to pro-
| hibit billiard tables, pool rooms, etc.
Ry McMullen of Gage-An act to
| create the state board of health bacte-
biological laboratory.
BY Killen of Gage-Prohibits the
| pooling af bridge contractors; to COM
! pei the production of books and pa
pers Of such bridge contractors and
| associations; to provide manner for
| securing evidence and to provide for a
J penalty for violation OF this act.
By Killen of Gage-To define the
| term 'itinerant physician;" to provide
for license for itinerant physicians,
and for the cancellation of such IL
| ceses; to provide fees for the same,
| and for the disposition of said feAs,
| and to uprovide penalties for violation
| of the provisions Of this act.
The following bills were introduced
| in the house Monday:
BY Walsh of Douglas-To authorize
| interurban railroad companies to man
| ufacture, transit. contract and sell
| electric current for light, heat and
power
By Cone of Saunders-To provide
| ror a library in every public schooi
district within the state.
BY Cone Of Saunders-Rela to
| common carriers in this state, prohib-
iting them from employing any night
| telegraph operator or night watchrnan
| who has not reached the age Of 2l
years. providing for moving railway
trains with more safety.
BY Whitman Of Johnson-To regu-
late the sale Of drugs and medicine.
BY Davis Of Cass-To provide for
taxation Of real estate mortgages.
BY Armstrong Of Nemahs-To ap-
propriate to the use OF the state uni
versitv tax for the years 1907 and
1908, and so much Of the proceeds Of
the 1-rnill university tax for the years
1908 and 1906 as was not appropriate
ed at the twenty-ninth session of the
| legislature.
By Hart of York-Burglary by uss
Of explosives to be punishable by sen
tence of twenty-five years to life.
Rv Line of Jefrerson-Proyidine TO,
nS
BY Lahners of Thayer-Relating to
the qualifications Of judges of the
county courts.
BY Murphy Of Fillmore-To provide
a more eficient means Of improving
the public roads in counties under
township organization.
BY Keifer Of Nuckolls-To prevent
obstruction Of highways, streets or al.
leys at railroad crossings in unihcor.
porated towns and villages.
BY Ryram Of Burt-To amend sec
ton 46 of article l Of chapter Ia Of the
compiled statutes Of Nebraska for
1905.
By Johnson of saline-Providins
for election Of precinct assessors.
BY separate ballots cast in each
house the Nebraska legislature really
elected Norris Brown, of Kearney.
United States senator Tuesday, al
though the formality of proclaiminS
the result and introducing the new
senator did not take place until
joint session held Wednesday noon
Senator-elect Brown will succeed tc
seph H Millard, Of Omaha, who, al
though he had announced his candida
cy publicly and never withdrawn it
failed to receive a single vote for re.
election.
The following house bills were in
troduced Tuesday:
By Eller Of Washington-Perma-
nent road fund in counties of less thar
10000 may be used for the repair OF
bridges, creeks and roads leading into
any city and village.
By Hamer of Buffalo-To appropri-
ate money belonging to the state nor
NAL school library funds for the pur-
chase of books for the library of the
state normal school at Kearney.
BY Redmond of Nemaha-To ap-
propriate money belonging to the state
normal school library funds for the
purchase of boOke for the library ol
the state normal school at Peru.
BY Staldec-Providing an open sea-
son for killing squirrels.
ByJenniSon of Clay-Reducing pol
tax from SO to 81 and making it paya-
BILE in cash
By Jennispn of Clay-Road districts
may include two voting precincts.
By Jennistn of Clay-Providing for
the payment of a general road tax in
cash to be used in the discretion OF
county commissioners for city or coun-
ty roads.
By Jennison of Clay-Compensatio
of road overseers shall be fixed BY
county boards.
By E. w. Brown of Lancaster
Jurisdiction CT juvenile court to extend
to boys 21 years old. The age in the
present law IS 16.
BY Brown of ancaster-Authoriz
ing county boards to make appropria-
tions for the establishment and main
tenance of detention homes.
BY Schoetger of Washington--Tc
repeal the dipSOmania law.
By Barnes of Douglas-TO prevent
members of Omaha water board from
drawing salary until the city acquires
the water works plant
BY Scudder of Hall-To authorize
state board Of regents to name an ex-
amining board to issue license to ap-
plicants who pass examination.
By committee on fish and game
To prevent the sale of wild game now
protected by law.
Compel party to produce hunting
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