The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-02-27
CAPITAL CITY NEWS
ITEMS OF INTEREST AROUND THE
STATE HOUSE.
The WORK OF THE LAW MAKERS
Legislative Facts and Gossip-NeWs
Of the State Capital.
Work of the Week.


s. F. II, by Banning Reciprocal
demurrage.
S. F. 1O1, by Tanner-South Omaha
charter.
s. F. 1873, by Ollis-Physical valua-
ton of railways.
s. F. 1862. by MillerLEstablishin
a school of citizenship at the state
university.
S. F. II, by King-License to carry
firearms under certain restrictions.
S. F. 271, by misunderstanding
title to lots in st. Paul, Neb.
S. F. 159, by Miller-Prohibiting
secret fraternitles in high and ele-
mentary public schools.
S. F. 12O, by Miller-Divorce law:
requires two years residence.
H. R. 1O3, by Clark-Emergency
appropriation of $500 for incidental
Expenses for governors Office and
mansion.
H. R. 70, by Skeen-Memorial to
Lincoln postoffice.
H. R. 80, by Begole-Appropriate
$500 to purchase 400 copies Cobbey's
statutes.
S. F. 143, by Bartos-Requiring ex-
press, railway and telegraph COM
panies to provide telephones in their
local offices.
s. F. 1853, by Ransom-To pension
Omaha and Lincoln firemen.
s. F. 1877, by Buhrman-Prohibiting
taking of pension at soldiers home.
S. F. 1855, by Ransom-Provides for
registration of municipal bonds.
S. F. 95, by Wiltse-Damage claims
against railroads not paid within 60
tc 80 days to draw seven per cent
interest and penalty of $50 per day
S. F. 1877, by Ollis-Appropriating
500 for seed corn experiments.
S. F. 148, my Myers-New military
code for state guard.
S. F. 1923, by Buhrman-To provide
free water courses and drainage
through private lands.
The house passed the following
bills during the week:
H. R. 1852, by Taylor of Custer-Ap-
propriating 500 to aid experiments
III SeeQ cOru STOWluS.
H. r. 81, by Begole-Appropriat
| $4,000 for two new buildings at In
stitute for Feeble Minded at Beatrice.
H. R. 20, by Case-Regulating the
| profession of nursing.
H. R. 1877, by West-Provides penal
| ties for advertising false pedigree of
stations.
H. R. 11S, by Wilson-Provides for
examination of criminal insane, under
death sentence, by superintendent Of
state insane hospitals.
H. r. 1913, by Lawrence-A new mil
itary code conforming to act of con-
gress of 1908, for government of state
guard.
H. R. 100, by Bygland-Appropriat
ing 100000 to establish binding Irvine
factory at state penitentiary.
H. R. III, by Gerdes-Requiring in
surance agents to secure license from
state auditor. which auditor may re-
woke for violation of law.
H. R. 1873, by Wilson-Making Sep
TENDER I'd. the birthday of John How
| ard, prison reformer, a holiday in
| penal and reformatory institutions of
the state.
H. R. 40, by Moore-Establishin
pounds per bushel of farm products.
H. R. 100, by Begole-Prohibits or.
ganization of fraternities in high or
elementary public schools.
H. R. 80, by Kelly-To reimburse
inmates of soldiers homes for any
pension money heretofore accepted
by the state.
H. R. 1853, by Bushee-Gives bond
holders of irrigation districts author
ity to bring suit to test the validity
of bonds.
H. R. 149, by Carr-Provides for
changes in the boundaries of school
districts.
H. r. 179, by Bushee-Creates field
superintendent of irrigation districts
S. F. A, by Ransom-Grants au-
thority to Omaha to increase mu-
nicipal debt.