Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-01
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The following bills were
II. r 2, by Taylor Of York-County COM
miesioners to have power to divide the
county into road districts.
H.. r. $50. by Reconsideration of public
warehouses in conformity with laws in
other states and making warehouse re-
ceipts negotiable.
II. r. 4es. by Brpderick Of ~Clay-Appro-
p~riating $4,000 for a new building for the
school for the deaf and dumb at Omaha.
The senate in committee OF the whole
acted on the following bills, stopping when
II became evident the were passing three
or four measures OF the house to one Of
the ~senste's which the house was acting
upon:
n. r. 4@. by the Finance Committee
Salary appropriation bill, carrying &,0o2,so.
II. r 224, by Fish and Game Committee
Permits SEEMING in the Platte river; open
season for prairie chicken and grouse be-
gins October 1 instead of September Isl;
closed season on quail: open season on
squirrels; changes regulations for bsass fish
II. r. g., by Taylor Of Custer-Permits
county boards to pay damages for laying
out roads from the general instead " the
road fund. To pass.
H. RS AS and 419. by Brown of Sher-
MISUNDERSTANDING 1,OTs for the relief OF
W. T. Gibson. who built bridges for iSher-
man county and has been unable to collect
n. r. iss, by Moves Of Cass-Regulating
running OF automobiles. Indefinitely post
poned.
hitting the governor to name the secre-
taries of tho state Board Of Health. To
PASS. When the committee rose Gain Of
Richardson moved not to concur and he
was defeated. Banning and Ketchum voting
with the republicans.
H. r $50, by Bates Of Cass-Permittiny
the governor to name the secretary OF tins
State Printing board. A measure opposed
BY the union labor men of Lincoln, who
we're trying to secure the enactment Of a
law for a printing board with different
qualifications from those now in force, the
board to select the secretary. To pass.
VI. r. sos, by Lawrence Of Dodge-Per-
hitting publication of liquor licenses in any
paper of the county having the largest
circulation. Tanner secured an amendment
that the bin Mould not apply to cities of
the metropolitan or first class and when
the committee rose Banning moved the bill
De moeInssIg PIS,pone ~ ne srUunS
in the city where the saloon Is located.
The bill was killed,
Fl. r. S76, by Pool of Johnson-Providing
the maximum salary for shertffs IN coun-
ties Of from 1900 to 1900 population. To
pass.
H. r. sss, by Baker of York-The annual
town meeting shall be held or the first
Tuesday in March. To pass.
II. r. 5i6, by Connolly OF DougiaS-Per-
hitting the parole of persons arrested for
-non-support Of their family. To pass.
II. r. e6, by Wilson OF Polk-Compelling
the calling OF a grand jury annually, unless
otherwise ordered by the judge OF the
district court. To pass.
II. r. 1925, by Holmes Of Dougias-For a
fore warden In the city Of Omaha to be
appointed by the mayor and to be con-
firmed by the fire and police commis-
sioners. To pass.
II. r. ", by Brown Of Lancaster-For a
fire marshal for the state under the direc-
ton of a fire commission, the entire ap-
pointing power TO be given the governor.
To pass.
H. r. 2S7. by Smith, OF Cass-Permitting
the sale OF catfish, sturgeon, garfish, carp,
buffalo fish and suckers since the passage
of the bill permitting SEEMING in the Platte
river will permit catching them. To pass.
II. r. 1853, by Taylor fJCuster-For the
appointment by the land commissioner of
deputy surveyors to settle disputes as 20
boundaries, the expense for the same to
be paid by the persons interested. To pass.
Fl. r.. H3, by Hospodsky of Saline
Changing the name OF Omaha asylum for
the deaf and dumb to Institute for the
Deaf" To pass.
II. r. 1853, by Nettleton OF Cfsy-The at
torney general shall give written opinions
TO the state officers when they request.
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