Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-10

g. f. T. by Tibbets-InCrease pay or
county suutrtntendents and per oiem ia
small counties fixed AT s. Jay.
$. T. ~, by Bartling-lncreases salaries
Of sneritts In more than half the counties
hJm 80 a year to s409 a year.
-. r. 100. 10y acknowledgements OF
mortgages where assignor has not properly
Acknowledged execution.
~ H. tls. by Nordgren- Appropriatcs
3.ete FOR vault m insurance department
OF auditors office.
n. Il 80. by Taylor OF Hitchcook Per
mits killing of beaver BY the owner Of
a. r. A. by Taylor Of Hitchcock-Ani-
mails injured by trains must be cared for
by railroad employees.
N. r. 4s. by TAYLOR NJ HitchcocA-SIisde-
moanor 70 abandon any domestic animal
to die on public highway.
"A. II. a. by Taylor Of MISUNDERSTANDING
for mistreatment OF domestic animals.
II. r. 1909 BY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS con-
cealed weapons a felony instead OF a mis-
Il. r. 2s4 by McKissick-Formation OF
health insurance companies.
H. r.. 322 by Fries-Cities or towns may
condemn mill dam sites. Passed as aid to
city OF Dannebrog.
II. r. $50 by McCarthy-Defects N titles
to property may be corrected by affideVits
which shall be prime facie evidence OF fact.
H. r. 1s4 by observation-disclosures in the
county assessor law whereby the county
assessor makes up his own tax lists from
the schedules, and other things.
H. r. rs, by Gandy-State copyright on
names Of farms.
H. r. 27I. by skeen-Farmers' mutual in
surance companies may insure farm imple-
II. r. S6s-Genersl salaries bill.
H. r. So by Cronin-Rsising pay OF
H. r. q. by Prince-Nonpartisa board
Of control Amended to be similar to Ma
trsu bill for appointive board 80.
II. r. a., by Grossman-Changes date
OF electing police judges to fall OF year
and designation to police MAGISTRATE
H. r lOo by Jones-Sensr al ,o onsiRa rs
| natural channel.
! IT. r. 1853. by Fries and ACCOMPLISHMENTS
/ term Of present county assessors 50 they
may make assessment OF real estate In
/ their fourth year Of office.
! H. r. 1856. by Nutzman-SsOO for relief Of
! Sylvester Hathaway.
! regulating the making and sale Of con-
densed feeding stuffs.
II. r. go. by HardinLAmendments to
| deputy commissioner and chemist, addi-
! tional Inspectors in the summer time and
others throughout the year, and licenses
! for manufacture of certain goods
/ IT. r. 36S by Observation-Disclosures ap-
preparation OF 5000 for school for the deaf
| until April /.
II. r. @ by Fries--optionai on school
poses. Present law mandatory.
IT. r. a. by Neir-Terms of counclmen
in cities of 1000 to 5000 four years and
salaries 500 year.
! II. r. sos. by Liver-License year in
| OIldna, january 1 10 January j, ana IN all
other cities Msy TO May l. Amendment by
! Stebbins that on petition city clerk must
submit license question on the ballot by
! H. r. &C. by Moriarty-Raises the salary
OF county Judge of Douglas county from
$500 to $500 year.
| II. r. 21, by Evans-S20 900 for new
laundry building at Hastings asylum.
| H. r. 643, by Fries-Genersl claims BILL
| II. r. $50, by Leldigh-S12,O 900 for heating
City CITY, io' S'n0o' i0F the O'ino at Nebraska
H. r. 5Ss, by Grossman-SiOO,OOO for new
| building for University Medical college at
H. r. 7Os, by Eastman Per Request Of
| Governor-Superintend OF construction
| OF state buildings at salary Of 1900 a
II. r. 20 by C1arke-sIOoO to pay
travelling expenses Of district judges in
! excess of amount for 1909.
| II. r. 500, by Holmes-S125Oo for addi-
| tional land at school for the deaf at
/ Omaha, ten acres in amount
| H. r. SO, by Bushee-S40,OO0 for consump-
! tive hospital in the western part Of the
state for INDECENT patients.
| H. r. COS, by Leidigh-$2,OOo for land ad-
Joining the school for the blind at Ne
II. r. $40, by Hospodsky-S1oOOoo for two
new buildings at the Lincoln asylum for
II. r, $780, by Bulla-Hotel commission and
! defines powers and duties as TO sanItation
and as TO fire protection.
III, X. 1853, by Observation-Disclosures an
1 pications in district court proceeding 10
! be by supported written motion.
II r. 262, by McArdle-Reguiates motor
5. F. la, by volpp-RaisinE pay Of IerI,-
lators to $500 a session.
"A. r. 6ls, by Swan-General DEFICIENCIES
H. r. 1O1, by Bailey-Requiring real estate
dealers to take out IS annual license
RI r. sS b DI' P sasT G 0Mn properly; 49,.
missioners to enforce quarantine regula-
u4ns when towns fail TO act.
IL. r. 351, by Potts-MalIing the village
board OF trustees the village board OF
II. r. 90. by Gandy--Limits expenditure
OF township road funds to eliminate pay
ments Of damages for right-of-way and
Tor expenses of surveying new roads
II. r. Sl5, by OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Il
unlaWful for boy under IS to use tobacco,
but allowing a release Of culprit II he in
forms against the tobacco dealer
Il. r. 22S, by Bassett-Giving state health
inspector instead of state superintenden t
disposition OF cadavers. Emergency
| II. r. 574. by, Gerdes-Amending laws de-
timing duties OF state auditor to conform
with new laws requiring a uniform system
OF bookkeeping In all state departments
II. r. 4Sl, by Leidigh- Providing for the
appointment of a commissioner of printing
and practical tourneyman printer as
deputy Duties and salaries specified
! III. r. 4S6, by Herzog-ProYides that all
corporations and companies doing an alb
stracting business shall file bonds When
lcounty Judge Is interested in such company,
bond is to be filed with district clerk.
| Emergency.
II. r. S14, by Metzger-Requires railroads
to make way cars of stock trains comfort
able and fit for stock owners TO travel in.
IT. r, 51b by Gerdes-Creates a state
board to supervise maintenance funds mad e
lup Of principal state officers.
II. r. $50, by Kirk-Provides that no judge
shall run for any office excepting his own
during his term.
n. r. 464, by Prince and Sink-Exempts
cities OF from 10000 to 1000 from provisions
of street car laws which require filing OF
proposed route with Incorporation papers
but requiring consent OF property owners
to any line extensions.
I IT. r. 57S, by Gerdes-Requires monthly
statements from all state institutions under
uniform bookkeeping system.
BILLS VETOED BY THE GOVERNOR
seven Measures Have Met with Exec
utive DiEhpPrOvRI.
. The following bills have been vetoed by
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