Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-18
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LINCOLN, Feb l7sslspeciai5GThe fol-
lowing bills were ~dntfsdpeed nj the house
today:
H. r. ssT, by Taylor OF HitehcockxFor
the resurveyt and re-estRbushment of the
fifth guide meridian IN Bundy county, ~
HI. r. Sse, by Skeen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
that railroads must furnish certain accom-
modatiops in. csbooses. on stock trains,
H. R. $780, by. Committee On M~ikcellaheous
snbjects-rinersnt Ysnders Of medistnes
horse vehicles. t$7S for. tUo-horse vehicles
and 500 for a .medicine show,
H. r. 400. by tKraus of Douglas-To pro
vide for the manufacture and sale OF
oleorne4Ssrine in the state. of Nebraska:
H. r. 401, sby Boelts of Merrck-An
amendment TO the road law .
H.. r. 4o2, by Evans Of Hamiiton-Fees
H. r. 400. by Evans of H~amilton-That
in cities of the second class the granting
of a franchise for light, power and heat
companies to the streets of the city shall
require a two-thirds referendum yvotN
r. 4O4. by Schoettger-To prohibit. wife
and child desertion, prohibiting violence
thereto. and providing penalties applicable
II. r. 46, by Evans of HaIniIton-A uni
versal initiative and referendum bill.
H. r. 40s. by Humphrey of Lancaster
Making IT a felony for any PERSONS to re-
'auire part of the salary of any appointiYe
officer as a condition Of appointment.
H. r. 4O7, by Groves of Lancaster-De-
claring telephone lines common carriers
and putting them under the control of
the railway commission.
H. r 4Os. by Ledigh of otoe-To prohibit
camping on the public highway longer
than fifteen hours at a stretch.
II. r. 400, by Ledigh of Otoe-Providing
hat the governor shall be the state aim
pointIve power over the state board and
shall have the power to appoint a secre-
tary at a salary of $500 a year.
II, r. 40, by Griffin of Burt-Providing
for the appointment OF a state board of
by the governor, who shall have
control of the watchmakers and repairers
Of the state, issuing certificates to the pro-
ficient only, and II any one practices be-
fore receiving such he shall have dire dis
aster fal lon him.
II. r. All, by Raines Of w~ebster-That
state Board of eHaHh shall create a
berth for a dentist for state institutions at
a salary OF 1850 a year and 5000 worth OF
ii. r. Az, by Bushse Of Kimball-Provid-
ing for the OF Irrigation boards.
n. r. 413, by Clark-Providing for in
crsases IL the sal stasst Of county 81 bon SasTiffs;
vfding that cities shall frame their own
charters for their own government without
recourse to the Legislature. Providing for
a constitutional amendment for the same.
II. r.. ais. by Begole OF G~age-That elites
of the second class may issue bonds not 10
exceed 500 900 for the construction OF sew
ers il the question has been favorably acted
on by the voters at a regular election.
II. II. 4l6. by Brown of Sherman-Requir-
ing corporations which require a bond Of
employees TO pay the premium on such bond.
II. r. AIS, by Brown Of Sherman-A bill
for tho relief Of w. r. Gibson In the sum OF
s5l2 "a for building a bridge that he was not
paid for.
III II. 4l9, by Brown OF Sherman-Another
bill for the relief of w. T. Gibson for hav-
ing built another bridge and not being paid
in the sum Of $50. O6.
II. r. go, by Schoettger OF Washington
To provide that all institutions th6t charge
tuition by note payments shall charge the
same for note payments as for cash, and
providing for penalties II violated.
III. r. s21, by Taylor Of Custer-ProViding
that women shall vote at all municipal cleo
lions and all other than constitutional Off
GERS.
III. r.. GA re-enactment OF the Gibson
law OF 1907, providing that no wholesale
liquor dealer shall engage In the retail liq-
uor business.
II. r. ls, by Joint Committee on Bank
ing-A bank guaranty bill and amendments
TO the present banking laws of the state.