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statements with the insurance department
an abstract Of which shall be published
| by the department
Immoral Places Nuisanoes-s. F. 81. by
Epperson OF Clay declaring boats or other
vehicles used for immoral purposes nuis-
ances and placing the oftense OF conducting
disorderly resorts under the Jurisdiction OF
justice courts.
Incorporation Of Accident Insurance
oompanies-H. r. 1877, by Fletcher Of
| Antelope. Authorizes the Incorporation Of
accident insurance companies and makes
regulations for their control.
improvements At state Fish hatchery
II. r. 800, by Whitney Of sarpy. Appropri-
ating 5000 for improvements at the state
fish hatchery. Emergency clause.
Insane spouse-H r. 277. by Z. w
Brown OF Lancaster, to provide for the sale
OF the interest Of an insane wife or hus-
band. including homestead rights.
Fees for Filing Artiolss-S. +. s5s, by
judiciary committee. Increasing the fees
! for filing articles of Incorporation with the
Office OF the secretary Of state.
Judges OF Supreme Courts. p. ass, by
King OF Polk. A joint resolution for the
submission of a constitutional amendment
| increasing the number of judges Of the
supreme court TO seven. Four judges are
| to be appointed by the governor at tho
time Of Issuing the proclamation declaring
| amendments are adopted, two Of the ap-
pointees to hold ONCE until their successors
are elected at the general election in 1909
and the other two until their successors
] shall be elected at the general election in
1911 and qualified. A chief justice shall be
elected in 1918 and every six years there
after. The term Of Office for supreme
judges shall be six years and the pay shall
be $500; district Judges shall be paid $1,000
a year.
Junior Normal Schools. F. 232, by
| Hanna of Cherry and Phillips Of Holt.
To allow an increase in the number OF
Junior normal schools to eight. The terms
and time of holding these schools shall be
not less than six or more than eight weeks,
between June ! and September /. The
! schools shall be maintained in the school
districts Of Alliance, McCook and Valen-
tine and at FIVE other places to be deslg-
mated by the state superintendent. Emerg-
ency clause.
Juvenile court-H r. 419, by r. w
Brown Giving Juvenile court Jurisdiction
over children under IS instead of under
l6. Emergency clause.
Justice Costs.-H. r. 142. by Clarke of
Douglas, authorizing the justice of peace
! to enter a judgment for cost when action
is dismissed by the plaintiff and providing
that a second action shall not be instituted
until the costs are paid.
Kearney Industrial school-H. r. 4S4,
by Hamer OF Buffalo. Appropriating $4,000
for a cottage at the Kearney Industrial
school.
Live Stock InBuranoe-S. F. 271, by
Aldrich of Butler. Permitting live stock
insurance companies insuring against loss
resulting from fire, lightning, tornado,
disease or accident resulting in the death
OF any domestic animal may transact bust
ness in this state providing it has paid up
capital Of 100000 or more deposited with
the proper state officials and fully comply
ing with the insurance laws of this state.
Emergency clause
Landlords Share Of Crops. F. f7s, by
Byrnes of Platte. Making it a felony for
a tenant or lessee, without the consent
of his landlordl to take, embezzle, dispose
of or convert to his own use the share or
portion Of the crop or product belonging
to the landlord. Providing a punishment
IN the same manner as feloniously stealing
property.
Levy for University-H. r. 70, by
Armstrong. Appropriating the l-min levy
to the use of the state university and pro-
viding a revolving fund of 5000 for fur
nishing text books to the students at cost.
Emergency clause.
Levy for RoAdB-H. r. IL. by Fries Of
Howard, provides for a special levy of
from to Is mills for the Improvement OF
county roads, and allows work to be done
without approval of county surveyor.
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Of Nuckolls, appropriating $4,000 for
the payment of salaries of members, Of
ficsfs and employees of the present session
of the legislature. Emergency clause.
License for MotorB-H. r. 15s, by Noyes
of Cass, amends the law licensing motor
vehicles tc provide that owners of auHo-
mobiles must take out yearly permit at
81 year. Effective July /.
Legislative Expsnses-H. r. so. by
Keller Of Nuckols, appropriating $4,000
for the payment OF Incidental expenses in
CURED by the present legislature, Elmer
gency clause.
Lodge Punds-H. r. 1873, by Eller Of
Washington, defining the transportation
of funds belonging to fTaternal lodges as
embezzlement.
Lincoln City Charters. F. S42 by
Burns of Lancaster. Amendments to the
Lincoln charter
Maximum Freight Rates-S. F. 325, by
Aldrch of Butler. Fixing the maximum
freight rates on live stock, potatoes grain
and grain products, fruit, coal, lumber and
building material in carload lots at IS per
cent Of the schedules in force January l,
1907 and providing for appeals to the state
railway commission both by the railroads
to show the rate is non-compensatory and
by shippers to show the rate is too high
and making the penalty for violation a fine
Of from $4,000 10 $4,000 for each offense.
Municipal Lighting-S. F. 81 by Wilson
of Pawnee, empowering cities Of the second
class and villages owning and operating
electric light plants, waterworks systems.
, heating or other municipal plants 10 fur
nish electricity, power, steam or other pro-
duct Of such system or plants to any per-
son or corporation within such city or viii
! lage Emergency clause
Monument 70 General Thayer-H. r.
4sS by Raper OF Pawnee. Approprlatlng
| 81. $50 for the erection of a monument 70
| General John II. Thayer to be erected
under the direction of o. C. Bell c. n.
| Baird, c. NJ. Parker ]. B. Strobe and
| +. A. Truell. Emergency clause.