Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-01-26
Bills introduced



s, F. las. samuelson, Franklin tby re-
sD--Moves the state laboratory to the
College of Medicine at Omaha.
s. F. 1873. Mates and Neal-Raises salaries
of county attorneys.
S. F. 1870, Moriarty. Douglas--Raises sal
airy OF public defender in Douglas county
from $1,000 to $4,000 per annum.
s. +. ISL, Moriarty. Douglas--Requires
public school authorities to provide for In
struction as to the relation and value Of
bird life to the products of the soil
s. #, 1888, Robertson, Holt--Orders OF court
directing sale of premises by referee shall
also fix the place within the county and
terms of sale.
s. F. 1874. Sandal. York--Provides for the
selection of delegates to a state convention
parties instead of county convention.
s.. +. 1875, Sandal, York-Provides for
county chairman and county committees in
each county of political parties.
s. F. 1856, Sandal. York-Prohibits parties
studying law In law offices from admission
to the bar. Must be graduates of accredited
law school, but does not refer to those al
present studying in offices.
... House Bills.
II. n. 314, Dalbey, Gage-Hereafter the
county judge shall fix the value of real es-
tate from sworn certificates Of the as
sessed value thereof. Appraisers appointed
II objection is filed
IL W. olb, heesdu, DUuBlas--IrUFlutS luI
exemption Of ex-union soldiers and sailors
from several license taxes.
III. r. BIS, Swanson and Peterson-Pro-
vides that residue of the capital together
with surplus and other funds of every do
mestic insurance company may be invested
In drainage or irrigation district bonds or
in any farm loan bank.
II. X. 317. Conley, Gage-Any bank may
hold real estate for transaction of its bust
ness not exceeding in value one third Of the
paid up capital and surplus, Present law
only provides for capital.
H. R. 31s, Hunt, Saline-Four- year term
for county officers, making first election
thereof 1890, instead OF 1918.
IL. r. $40, Gormley, Kearney--When own
ers of adjoining land are unable to agree
on the construction of line fence, same
shall be passed upon and decided by So
H. R. $50, Axtell, Jefferson--Provides
special tax not exceeding mills for main
tenance of highways and bridges
II. R. 32l, Dau and schaffer-Corrupt
practice act, applicable to attorneys doing
business in the state.
II. r. 322. Dau and Schaffer--Provides
that hereafter all settlements of claims for
damages for personal injuries shall be lille
gal unless made within three months after
date of injury.
for establishment of new roads through
private property. ..z. u
H. r. 1874, Ainslay, Nance--Provides public
roads shall not be vacated or changed with
out consent Of a majority of the voters liv-
Ing within two miles; eliminates non-appli-
cation of this to roads having bridge
over sixty feet In length.
IL. r. S25, Norton. Polk-Provides for the
submission of question calling constitutional
convention at primary election.
H R. s2s, Norton, Polk-Joint resolution
amending constitution and provides for
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and for publication of such amendments
in at least one newspaper in each county
for one month preceding the election.
H. R. s27. Norton, Polk-Joint resolution
proposing constitutional amendment
which provides for a unicameral legislative
H. r. 326, Finance. Committee-Appro-
pirates $500 for emergency use of Rail-
way commission. ...
II. R. S2s, Liggett, seward-Provides for
register of deeds in all counties of $4,000
or more population. Present law $1,000.
H. r. $50, Swanson and Schwab--Adds
new penalties to violation Of law governing
operation of pool and billiard halls.
H. R. S31, Fleetwoon, Dixon-County at
torney's salary bill.
H. r. 1892, Peterson. Lancaster-Makes ap-
preparation and creates commission to i'm
prove conditions Of blind.
II. r. 1913, Tracewell, Cherry-Strength-
ems notary public law, relative to convey
ance Of realty.
H. R. 1874, Tracewell. Cherry-Makes ex-
tensive provisions in law governing sale OF
live stock wy
H. R. 3S5, Anderson. Boyd-Removes cat
fish from prohibited list
H. R. 336, Reischick and Parkinson-Re-
Quires State Conservation commission to
preserve records Of well building in Me-
braska. 1880 .
H. r. 3s7, Stearns, Scottsbluf-Relates to
issuance of general fund warrants by irri-
cation districts. 1.s
II. R. 33S, Reisner. Thomas-Strengthens
law requiring governor to start custer pro-
ceedings against public officials.
H. r. 33s Thomas, Box Butte-Makes 1t
a misdemeanor to leave gates open on pri-
vate property.
H. r. $40, Craddock, Douglas-Provides
protection for the reserve of banks char
tered under state law.