Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-26
BIG eRIsT OF BILLS IN THE HOUSE
FIVE Hundred and fw~enty-seven the
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FIVE Hundred and Twehty-seven the
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LINCOLN. Feb. 25.-CSpeciai.) The
following bills were introduced In the
house today
II. r. Asa, by Brown Of Sherman-Pro-
Woes FOR the revocation. of liquor license
as a penalty for treating or selling liquor
Sunday.
H. Z. asa, by Fries of Howard-Bm for
II. r. 4s5, by Noyes of Cass-Prohibit-
ing the sale of liquor in restaurants and
preventing its sale anywhere except at the
H. R. .4S6. by Smith Of Cass-ProvidinS
Tor me branding of liquors under the pure
II, r. 4S7, by Dolezal Of saunders-Pro-
yidins for the punishment in case OF Sian
H. r.. 4SS, by Dolezal Of saunders-Con-
tracts for joint bridges.
HI. Il. 4SS, by Blystone Of Lancaster
perience may be granted license to prac-
tice without taking examination.
n X. 49O. by Butt Of Douglas-Pro-
iding that certification from register of
deeds that signers of a liquor license pc
ttlon are owners of real estate shal be
prima facie evidence of the qualifications
II. r. 4si, by Killen of Gage-Giving
cities of the first and second class of pop
uIstion Of less than $4,000 privilege of IN
government. Question shall be submitted
on a petition, of 10 per cent of voters.
IL. X. 1872, by Boland of Douglas-Gives
Water board of Omaha power to COM
promise any litigation and give to any
person a franchise to operate a water
works plant In Omaha for a period of not
more than twenty-five years.
IL r. 49S. by Killen of Gage-Providing
a fine for any person trespassing on rail-
H. r. 4e4, by Killen of Gage-Giyins
witnesses In liquor cases one-fourth Of the
fine assessed whether the defendant
[ pleads guilty or is convicted.
H. r. 495, by Bates OF Cass-Provides a
license fee to be paid by merchants using
H. r. 4sS. by Bates Of Cass-Provides that
newspapers sued for libel may use In miti-
cation 70 cut down damage the fact that
the plaintiff has agreed or has received
damages for the same libel published in
HR 49,. by Piiger of s~tanton-Appro-
p%riating Sis ,0O for the purchase of normal
school at Wayne for the state.
n. r. 49s, by. Marlatt Of Kearney-Pro-
vidlng that candidates shall publish on the
ballot their platforms in not more than
forty-one words when voters have petit
II, R. $50, by Groves Of Lancaster-Pro
viding the governor shall appoint board OF
secretaries of Board Of Health.
II. r. 500. by Brown of S~herman-Appro-
priating slo,W COO for the foundation OF a pen
sion fund for teachers OF the State univer-
Elty, the regents to adopt a plan similar to
the Carnegie pension fund.
III. r.. sol, by Henry OF Holt-Creating a
corporation commission OF the secretary OF
state commissioner, who may appoint a
deputy.
H. r.. 500. by Allen Of H~olt-Prohibftins
and limiting the issue Of stock by corpora
lions.
II. r. sos, by Brown OF Lancaster-Permits
the reduction of gross receipts OF Insurance
companies the amount of the Reinsurance
premiums, the amount remaining to be
property and taxed.
II. r. 9A. by Barrett of Buffalo-Defines
intoxicating LIQUOR as containing more than
II. r. sos, by Boyd OF Hamilton-Provid-
Ing weight of package and contents shall
be printed on outside of original packages.
ii. r. H6, by Lawrence OF D~odge-Prov!d-
ing applicants for liquor license may pub
lish notice In any paper In the city.
II. r. 57. by Wilson OF Polk-Governor
shall appoint a board OF charities and cor.
rection % be composed of three persons.
III. r. 5S, by Brown OF Lancaster-Pro
vidlng fees for notaries.
H. r. a9. by Humphrey Of Lancaster
Lexalizing corn improvers' association.
II. n. $40. by Case OF Frontier-Permittinl
secretary OF board Of charities and correc
ton TO prosecute truaney cases In country
districts.
II. p. 5l1. by Humphrey OF Lancaster
Providing interest to be charged by pawn
brokers.
H. II. 512. by Claims committee-Fixin
the rates surety companies may charge 10
surety bonds furnished state officers.
II. r. 5lS. by Snyder Of Harlan-Prohibit
ing contracts based on contingency OF al
election.
II. r. sra, by Snyder Of H~arian-GivIn
governor right to parole convicts who ar
affected with mortal illness.
II. X. SIS. by Connolly OF Douglas 1by re
quesD-Making failure 70 support wife an
children a misdemeanor.