Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27

ing to the method Of choosing juries in
county courts.
ing for condensed yearly statements to be
Issued by life Insurance companies showing
the amount or business done during the
year and a comparison with the business
OF the previous year.
II. r. 54s, by Brown OF Lancaster-Pro-
viding for the disposition OF the estate Of
religious societies that have ceased to
maintain their organizations.
II. r. SO. by Butt OF Observation-Disclosures
the State Board OF Equalization so that Il
shall contain only the governor, secretary
OF state and treasurer, emitting the auditor
and the land commissioner. It's secretary
Is not to be appointed by the governor,
R $50. by Noyes of Cass-Increa sing
the license fee OF saloons outside incor-
porated villages from $500 to $1,000.
II. r. 51. by Leidigh of Otoe-To reduce
th9 freight rates ON carload lots of live
stock, potatoes, grain and grain products,
fruit, coal, lumber and building material
Is per cent from the rates established bv
the Aldrich bill.
II. r. $50, by Fries of Howard-Reouir,ne
the screening of reservoirs, tanks, stand
pipes and wells which furnish water to the
public.
H. r. $50. by Fries of Howard Provides
a standard test for milk and cream.
H. r. S4, by Leidigh OF Otoe- Providing
that the state universities shall charge no
more than the naturalization fee of S, no
ices LOT various causes to be hereafter
charged.
II, r. $50, by Boyd of Hamilton-The
BNSsCsShOH Ol II united STATES luQOr license
shall be ~presumptive evidence that he is
license.
II. r.. $50, by Boyd OF Hamuton-oyer.
Insurance on real property shall be paid
II destroyed only in so much as the real
value OF the destroyed property and the
amount OF premium and interest on the
H. r. 557. by Boyd of Hamilton-Provides
Tor changes In the reports OF life insurance
companies to the state insurance commits
H.. r. SIS, by Thiessen of Jefferson-Ap-
proprtattng $500 for the purchase of adj
ditional land adjoining the executive man
II. r. 500, by Bates of Cass-Reducing the
sale price of supreme court reports from
- 10 Sl,2 per volume.
H. r. $50. by Grueber OF Thayer-Amend-
ments to the present terminal tax law.
II. II. 661. by Cooperrider of Adams-To
prohlolt any dealer in Intoxicating liquors
to advertise his wares in newspapers, by
sign or by letter or circular.
III. r. 562, by Thomas of Douglas-Pro-
vlding that if the treasurer to whom taxes
are paid shall fail to note that fact on
the records he shall stand for the taxes
SO omitted and for the penalty attached.
H. r. 563, by West of Hall-Compelling
all insurance companies to transact bust
ness through a local agent.
H.. r. 564, by Nettleton of Clay-To pre-
vent the use of any property as a place to
II. r. 565, by Taylor of York-Provides
that county commissioners may pay s. a
DAY as compensation for office deputy to
county assessor.
H.. R 566, by Connolly of Douglas-To pre-
vent the sale of land held for cemetery pur-
poses except after a hearing in district
court.
H. r. SCI, by Shoemaker of Douglas-If
damages secured In action for Islander, libel,
malicious prosecution, assault, assault and
battery. false Imprisonment. criminal con-
Versation, seduction, nuisance. is below S.,
plaintiff shall not recover cost.
II. r. 56S, by Nettleton of Clay and Tay-
lor of Custer-PToviding for appeals from
decisions of railway commission direct to
supreme court.
II. r. $50, by Connolly of Douglas-Creates
a bureau of printing with governor as COM
missioner.
II. r. $40. by Shoemaker of Douglas-Pro-
vides than when elector writes in the name
OF a candidate on the ballot he must scratch
out the printed names. Separate ballot for
each political party provided.
H. r. 81. by Case Of Frontier-Provides
pensions for university professors and teach
ers In public schools s. years of age with
thirty years service as teachers.
H. r. 572, by Stoecker of Douglas-Pro-
vides for the sale Of other than pure cider
vinegar.
H. R.. 57S. by Humphrey Of Lancaster
Appropriates S25, 900 for repairs at the Ortho~
pedic hospital.
II. r.. 574, by Holmes of Douglas-Ffxes
price of lighting, heating and cooking gas
at 81 per 1000 cubic feet.
Ii. r. SIS, by Stoecker of Douglas-Pro-
vides six street car tickets for rs cents in
Omaha.
II. r. SIG. by stoecker of Douglas-Pro-
vides for universal street car transfers In
Omaha.
II. r. 577, by Shoemaker of Douglas-Per-
hitting Sunday base ball in Omaha between
the hours of 8 and 5 O'Clock after the propo-
sition has been subjected to a vote of the
! DeoDle and carried.