Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-15


TO November 30; an open season for prairie
chicken. grouse, ducks and geese, jack
snipe, Wilson snipe, yellow legs. doves
and plover, from September IS to April 10:
an open season for trout from April to
October 1, and for other Ash from April
TO November Is, and no open season for
song and insectivorious birds. Emergency
clause.
Milford Home PhyEioiana-S. r. 50, by
Aldrich OF Butler, providing that the
physicians Of the Milford Industrial Home
may be a man. No Emergency clause.
Normal Training in High sOhools-H.
r. 247, by Jenison Of Clay. Providing for
normal training in high schools and sp-
propriating $4,000 to the various high
schools to be designated by the state super
intendent. who shall prescribe the condi-
tiors OF admission to normal training
classes, the course Of instruction and the
regulations under which instruction must
be given
Night Telegraph 0psrators-H r. 7S. by
Cone Of Saunders, prohibiting the employ
ment by common carriers OF persons under
q years OF age as night telegraph operators
or towermen and providiug a penalty Of
SIS to $50 for violations.
National Constitutional Conventions
F. 49, by King Of Polk, a joint resolution
making application TO congress for a con-
stitutional convention to authorize the cleo
ton Of United States senators by the peo-
pie.
Omaha Engineers BiIl-H. r. 157, by
Lee Of Douglas. Giving the city engineer
OF Omaha supervision of all public works
, except street sweeping and cleaning and
giving him power 20 employ and discharge
departments.
orthopedio Rospital-H. r. 1875, by Red
mond Of Nemeha by request, to appropriate
$1,000 for the payment Of salaries at the
state orthopedlc hospital and for the main
tenance Of the institution until April /. 1907.
Emergency clause.
omoers' Flat at Milford Eome-H. r.
l56, by Keifer of Nuckolls. Appropriating
$4,000 for an officers nat at the Milford
soldiers home and to enlarge the laundry.
Emergency clause.
omcsra OF soldieru' Homes. F. 4ss, by
Saunders of Douglas Providing the gov
ernor shall appoint subordinate Officers for
the Grand Island soldiers home.
orthopodIo Hospital--H. r. 4s7, by
Keifer Of Nuckolls Appropriating $1,000
for the maintenance of the orthopedic hos
piNois A1iiiNAb NANS Ni"e9S'
Practice OF optomstry-R. r. l27, by
Gilman Of Lancaster to regulate the prac-
tice of optometry and the creation of
board of examiners. The governor shall
appoint a state board, consisting OF three,
who have actually been engaged in prac-
tice for 1--WE years. The Nebraska State
Optical society shall furnish the list of
names from which the appointments shall
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three years. Every person who wishes to
practice optometry before January l. 1908,
except those who have practiced for two
years or more, must secure a license. A
license fee Of 81 is charged each registered
optomist per year. The fees are: For GER
tificate Of registration, SO; for examina-
ton, SIS; for certificate of exemption, S.
and for yearly license, 81. Examiners are
to be paid IS for each day Of service.
Public Hearing for Pardons-s. F. %,
by Root Of Cass. Provides for a public
hearing on applications for pardons and
combinations of sentences; requiring at
torney general to represent the state at
such hearings and making It unlawful for
any person in any manner to communicate
such application except by request Of the
governor, Emergency clause.
Pay for Election Officials. F. II. by
Gibson OF Douglas providing that in Doug
las county when the city of Omaha, the
board of education and the county of Doug
las shall hold joint election the election
officials shall receive IS each, the expense
to be prorated equally between the city,
school district and county.
Providing for Road Drags-H r. SEQ,
by Noyes. Provides for the use OF. road
drags on public highways and for the
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the same.
Pure Food Laws r. "a. by Burns Of
Lancaster. The pure food, dairy and drug
bill Establishing a dairy, food and drug
commission and regulating the sale of said
products,
Pool Boom LdoensS-H. r. SO, by Byram
OF Burt giving village boards power to
license, regulate and prohibit billiard halls,
pool halls and bUwnhs alleys. Emergency
clause.
Pay OF Police 0aptaIns-S. r. IS. by
Thomas of Douglas. fixing the maximum
salary OF police captains in metropolitan
cities at $3.50 per month. Emergency
clause.
Power for oovsrnor-S. r. rs, by Root OF
Cass. giving the governor power to dis
charge the superintendent OF the hospital
for the insane at his discretion. Emergency
clause.
Penalty for AdultOry-S. F. IL. by Root
Of Cass, making the maximum penalty for
adultery one year in the county jail for
both man and woman Emergency clause.
Poll Taxi r. 80. by Jenison, making
poll tax $3.50, payable in cash, except In
villages and cities where the tax may be
paid in labor.
Protection for Fish-H r. 102, by fish
and game committee, providing a penalty
for unlawfully pursuing fish or game pro-
tected by law
Primary ElootionB--H. r. 405, by joint
committee Primary election bill
ouIsting Titls-H. r. SO. by E. W. Brown
Of Lancaster providing for the quieting Of
title to real estate against unenforceable
liens
Railroad Oommission-H. r. 505, by
Joint railroad committee. Members Of the
railway commission must be 30 years OF age
They must not have any interest in any
common carrier doing business In the state.
They must not engage in any business al
lied or inconsistent with the business OF
the commission. Should a vacancy occur
the governor must MI 1t by appointment.
Salaries OF the commissioners are fixed at
& 600 No person shall be secretary OF the