Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-04-18

| majority shall decide In both cities The
| merger shall take place January folIou,
| ing The merged city succeeds TO ali
| property rights and pays all debts
| Emergency clause.
caster-Provides for two Justices of the
peace and two constables for Lincoln
District School Libraries.
II. y. No. q, by Cone of saunders-To
school district in the state. to be main
tanned by funds amounting to 10 cents
! II. r. No. 70, by Cone of saunders-Pro-
! hibting the employment by common car
| rlers OF persons under II years of age as
night telegraph operators or towcrmen
| and providing penalty of SIS to $50 for
violations.
II. r.. No. n by Hart of York-Mak-
and separate crime, and providing a pen
atty OF from twenty years to life i'm
prisonment in the penitentiary.
| II. II. No. rs, by Best of Douglas-In-
creasing the salary of deputy register OF
deeds in Douglas county to 1880 per an
mum and Of copyist to $50 per month.
II. r. No. 50, by Keifer OF Nuckolls-
TO prevent the obstruction OF highways.
| for, more than five minutes at a time.
II. r. No, 49, by Bryan OF Burt-Giv-
ing village boards power to license, regu,,
halls and bowling alleys. Emergency
clause.
ii. Il. No. Sc, by Hamer OF Buralo-To
normal library fund for the purchase Of
books for the Kearney normal school
9TarK Emergency n icy e CLAUSE; y, Nsu0ba
| TO appropriate money belonging to the
state library fund for normal schools
Of the Peru normal I0 school Emergency
| clause.
H. r.. No. "a, by e. w Brown of Ian
make appropriations for the establish
ment and maintenance of detention
homes
II. r. No. 9S. by Fish and Game Com
Imittce-Prohibiting the sale at any time,
| OF game birds or fish protected by law or
the possession of such game except dur
ing the ODcn season or hVe' days there
after. Emergency clause.
II. r.. 80, game and fish committee-Lim-
two weeks In November and the open
season on prairie chicken and grouse to
November. October and the last two
II. r. No. iO2, by Fish and Game Com
Imittee-Providing a penalty for unlaw
fully pursuing fish or game protected by
II. r. No. 1885, by Steinauer of Pawnee
Making the minimum capital for state
H. r. No. 1O6, by e. w. Brown of Ian
caster-Providing that persons convicted
OF having burglars tools In their posses
sion may be sent to the penitentary from
II. r. No. 40, by Scudder of HallTo
prohibit the stealing of rides on trains.
atty, tail sentence of from FIVE to sixty
days hard labor or fine of not less
than 50 nor nore than $25
H. r. No, 113, by Cone OF Saunders-A
joint resolution memorializng congress to
enact law fixing a standard for testing
grain.
II. K. No. 1I5. by Wilson of Custer
Providing for the closing of the affairs
of school districts which for contin-
two legal voters residing therein or tor
two consecutive years shall fail to main
tain its district organization;
II. r, No. JIG, by QuaCkenbush OF Ne
maha-To allow court reporters 10 cents
per 100 words for making transcripts in
all cases, and providing that the county
shall pay for transcripts in criminal cases
davit.
(by reuuesb-To appropriate $1,000 for
re payment OF salaries at the state or
thopedic hospital and for the manten-
ance of the institution until April /, 1907.
Board of Optometry.
IL. r. No. 1877, by Gilman of Lancaster
To regulate the practice of optometry and
the creation of a board of examiners
The governor shall appoint a state board
consisting of three persons who have act
years. The Nebraska state optical society
the appointments shall be made. The
terms of office shall be for three years,
Every person who wishes to practice OPP
tometry. before January /, 1908, except
those who have practiced for two years or
more, shall take an examination. 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 IS and
for yearly license 81. Examiners are to
be paid So for each day Of service.
II. r. No. 1877, by Brown of Lancaster
Permits mutual insurance companies to
do business outside of the city or village
when reserve fund of 100000 has been
established Emergency clause.
II. r. No. l42, by Clarke of Douglass
ANHfl tfpiya ftGn n ami al
judgment for cost when action is dis
missed by the plaintiff and providing that
secGmd co aston shall hsid not be instituted
II. r. No. 146, by Baker of York-Pro-
vides for the sale of the real estate be-
longing to cemetery associations and to
provide for the settling up of affairs of
such associations. Emergency clause
H. r. lat. by Harvey of Douglas-Oma-
council the right to contract for the haul
ing of garbage without expense to the
CITY or the citizens.
r. r. 1851. by Lee of Douglas-Amend-
ment to the Omaha city charter by plac-
ing the street repair department in the
hands Of the city engineer and providing
for an approximation of funds to his de-
Dartment without the city council check.
H. r. 15S, by Hamer of Buffalo-Permits
the municipa ownership of water works
H. r. No. 159 by Noyes of Cass-Amends
the law licensing motor vehicles to pro-
vide that owners of automobiles must
take out a yearly permit at 81 n year.
Effective July I.
Leaders, Double Shift Bill.
II. r. No. 1T, by Leeder of Douglas
For a double shift force of tiremen in
the city of Omaha.
H. r. No 179, by McMullen of Gage
Provides for public meetings of the board
OF regents, Public records must be kept
No emergency clause.
H. r. No. 1873, by Filler of Washington
Defining the misappropriation of funds
belonging to fraternal lodges as en-
| bezzlement.
II. Il. No; 1856, by Dodge of Douglas
! Providing that, decree of ejectment in
forcible entry and detention cases may
be enforced Notwithstanding, appeal upon
| the giving OF sufficient bond by the
| plaintiff to cover possible damage to the
| defendant.
II. r.. No. 1856, by Byram of Burt--To
| punish hog stealing receiving stolen
| hogs by a penalty or one TO five years in
| the penit entary. No emergency clause.
II. r.. No. POP by e =. Brown OF Ian
| caster--To allow property owners to APP
peal from the county boards without APP
! poaring before the boards Emergency
clause.