Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-08

OF a Laundry 80 the Asylum for the Insane
at Hastings was passed in the senate this
morning. The bill came from the house
with the amendment placed at $4,000 The
senate raised the amount to $4,000
H r. tsa, appropriating 5000 for vault
for the insurance department OF the state
auditors office was taken up Senator Sell
leok had the bill recommitted for amend
ment. raising the amount to 5000.
II. r. EOS. a drainage BILL was passed.
Senators Buhrman and Bodison Joined in
a motion that the flag floating from the
staff above the senate chamber shall at
end Of the session be presented to the
Grand Army post at ST. Paul, Neb., and the
flag back Of the presidents desk shall go
to the Grand Army post at Kearney. Two
or three OF the senators opposed the motion
on the ground that It was establishing a
precedentI that the veterans had plenty Of
flags ana tAat It was not necessary for
the senate to present them with flags to
can, thoughts Of patriotism to the minds Of
the old soldiers. Many eloquent speeches
were made and the motion was finally
adopted
Committee of the whole.
The senate then went into committee Of
the whole. The following bills we're or
dpHo0 " Nhlfu
II. r. 4ee appropriaung 5000 for vault
for the insurance department
H. r. 49, relating TO election boards and
providing that separate ballot box must
be used for constitutional amendments.
IL. r 15s relating to mortgages, releases
and assignments.
II. r. SSS. prescribing method for test
IL. r. i57, relating to assignments
II. r. 176, a closed primary bill
II, r IN, referring to the state veter'
To- Nd rn1 nf N "a
II. r. $50, by Mccarthy, allowing defects
in titles to be explained away by affadovit.
II. r.. lis, by Bushee, changing govern
men of county high schools.
H. r. 19S by Bassett, allowing university
regents may ACCEPT donations of land or
purchase money for, condemned land.
II. r. 1877, by Anderson, compelling rail-
roads to furnish temporary shipping pens.
II. r. 1874. by McKissick, committee
II. r. ZOE, by Shoemaker, making carry
ing concealed weapons a felony.
II. r. g, by Prince, board Of control bill
II. r. CO. by Cronin, salary increases for
county commissioners.
II, r. "a by Metzger preventing i'm
portation or storage Of fish during closed
II. R S22 by Fries. allowing cities to
condemn property for a mill dam site.
H r. 90, by Neir. allowing governor to
lator.
II. r. ~ by stibbins and Pulls. prohibit
INF throwing glass or tackS on highways.
n. r. 800, by Gerdes and Potts. requiring
state buildings to be erected for apprO-
priated amount.
H. r. as, by Candy. requiring registration
OF stallionsA
indefinitely Postponed.
The following bills were indefinitely
postponedi
II. r. $50. in reference TO the perfecting
OF titles TO real estate.
n; r. 84O requiring hunters and fishers
to take out q license even I'm their own
county and changing age limit I'm respect
20 applicants for license.
H. r. 80 exempting state bonds from
taxation
Committee f. Overruled.
The senate overruled the report OF the
committee OF the whole Indefinitely post
poning II. r. $40. in regard to licenses
for hunters, and also H. r. 1884, exempting
state bonds from taxation, and these two
hills were ordered TO third reading.