Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-04
House Rolls.

/ on the JUDICIARY.
III. X. FA 1ibbetts-Appropriate T,5OO
for the pun chase OF land at the Hastings
! asylum.
a. X. l75. Water Power Committee-De-
lines water power corporations ana enacts
| comprenensive law regulating sCch cor
1 porations.
Il, X. 476 Revenue Committee-Provides
| Tor new method of taxing sleeping car
companies.
| II. r. Az, Broome-Amends corrupt
practices act TO aliow candidates for state
offices to spend more money.
n. r.. 47S, Richmond and Broome-Pro-
vides for the publication OF personal tax
ii. r. Ey, Broome--Provides for de-
struction of wolves and coyotes.
n. X. 49,, BlauseI-Amenus blue sky
III. r. 4S1, Biauser-Authorizes the levy
| OF tax for music and amusement fund
by villages, towns and cities.
IL. r.. 4S2, Parrlott and Embellishments
law governing the drawing OF turies.
II. X. 4S3, Observation-Disclosures super
Nsors ana county commissioners to lay
out and construed paved or gravel roads
II. r. 1874, REPRESENTATIONS stakeholder
| of corporation to take acknowledge
! corporation.
II. II. $50, Barrett-Provides for the re-
duction OF telephone rates In South
Omaha
II. r. 4s6. Chambers-Anows cafes and
hoiels in Omaha to sell liquor until mid
II. r. 4S7, Negley--Provides that Omaha
city commission has power to construct
sidewalks along boulevards.
Ill. r. iSS, Nutzman-Prohihits duplica-
ton OF state banks in communities
deemed by the state banking board to be
sufficiently supplied.
II. r. 4Sg, Tibbetts-Alows district
Judges and judges of the supreme court
senator while holding office
II. r. 4SO, Barrett-Allows county treas
urer 10 publish delinquent tax list in for
regular legal rate.
II. X. 4sl. Judiciary Committee-Abolish-
ing domurrers and simplifying court pro
II. II. 4s2. Gage County Deleeat,on-An-
propriates $500 for the purchase of addi-
tlonal land to the feeble-minded institute
"a. X 493, Nelson-Prohibits the use and
ssie OF airguns to minors under IS years
ii. r.. 49i. Observation-Disclosures con-
sresS TO submit an amendment providing
LIa tne airect vote OF the people fes-nres-
luent ana vice president, without inter
| Nentlon of the electoral college
II. k. 4so, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for
tne use OF temporary school fund 30
per cent 90. OF a levy for teachers wages.
II X 4S6, Dafoe-Repeals that part of
the hquor law allowing grape wine TO he
sold without license.
4, II. X 4Sf, Committee OF State Institu-
tlons-Enects new law relating 70 CEN
sor5hip of correspondence of i1matas nf
insane hospitals. " inmates vi
II. r; 4ss, Committee on State Institu-
Ii,ons-AiIows dependent and neglected
school. e''S INDUSTRIAL
II. r. 499, Committee on State Inst,t,,-
uons-Makes new law relative 10 the an
saloaOi S Ior admission of patients to in
II. r 500. Committee on state Institu-
eiohS-Cnanging name of Hastings hos
pital 70 inglestde Hospital for the Insane.
III. TO,
tlons-Changes name of blind institute 10
Nepraska School for the Blind
.,d II, x, ~, Committee on State Institu-
dren under p to be minors.
n. X 5oS, Committee on state Institu-
.itonns-EroNldes Tor employment of con-
SS icts at the state penitentiary under the
uTecuon OF the Board of Control
II. r. 5o4, Committee on State Institu-
tions-Changes law governing. admission
OF inmates to the feeble-minded institute.
:, ~. X 90, Committee on State Institu-
tions-Changes law governing the admis-
pital Hos
H. r. sos. Committee on state Institu.
Iiohs- changes law governing the admis-
SiGH OF women to the industrial home at
~. r. 5o7, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the eIn-
Payment in this state of an armed body
lions. -" ~
"A. R: sos. Committee on state Institu-
or inmates to Nebraska Home for De-
pendent Children.
FL. r. 500. Committee on State Institu-
tlons-Allows the admission of delinquent
ana dependent boys to Industrial school I
at Kearney.
H. r. So Committee on State Institu-
tlons-Authorizes boards OF control to
grant good time to trusty convicts en-
ployed outside the walls.
II. X. oil, Notwithstanding rail-
road depot facilities as public markets
II. r. 512, MISUNDERSTANDING removal
or disinterment of dead bodies save from
abandoned cemeteries. In such cases
public officials may provide for the re-
lnoHal OF same to newly established Gene
teries.
II. r. 51S. Observation-Disclosures to road
overseer law and requires reports by
such official I'm book form. q.
II. II. 5l4, Lanigan-Requires counties to
pay the cost of transporting prisoners to
state penitentiary and returning fugi-
H. r. 5l5, Dalbey-Appropriates 5000
for the purchase of lots adjoining the
governors mansion.
H. r. ole. Neff-Prohibits school boards
from increasing levies fixed by voters.
H. r 81, Liggett-Provides for election
OF county superintendents by school
boards of the county.
H. II. 5lS, Parkinson-Provides county
aid for agricultural societies.
III. r.. 5l9, Sorenson-Makes more drastic
provisions relative to acknowledgment
10 real estate titles.
II. r. $40. Hunter-Changes law gov
erning the return of summons.
II. r. 52l, Hunter-Changes law rela-
tive TO. the time in which party must ap-
pear before justice of the peace.
II. r. 522, Fults-Makes uttering of any
false or malicious libel a crime punish
able as written libel.
II. r. 523. Naylor-Provides that pre-
cinct assessors shall not receive pay until
they have filed the required statistics
before the State Board of Agriculture.
II. r. ga, Hunter-Exempts Spanish
war veterans from taxation and provides
for relief fund applying TO them.
II. r. 525. Hunter-ProVides penalties
for destruction or Injury to railroad prop
erty.
H r. 52s Hunter-Provides for the
punishment of persons who shall destroy
telephone or telegraph property,
III. r., 521, Observation-Disclosures shop
bill.
II r. 52S. ADMINISTRATIONS persons or
firms from aiding or abetting the oper-
ating OF bucket shops.
II. II. SO. Observation-Disclosures mu-
inequalities or counties TO grant franchises
for construction OF all kinds of public
utilities service.
II. r. $780, Hunter-Giving railway train
conductors police authority TO suppress
dis0rderly conduct.
H. r. 5Sl, Hunter-Gives railway yard
masters police authority
cents per day for prisoners feeding where
there are more than 100 prisoners con-
| fined in the county jail.
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