Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-29
House Bills.
nntroduced Tuesday.l

introduced Tuesday,
H. r. 25S, by Fults-Providing for the
sale by judicial process Of all property on
which there are three years Of unpaid
taxes, the sales TO be in large lots.
II. r. 259, by Statistic permit counties
to erect memorial halls and purchase sites
therefor and issue bonds for that purpose.
II. r. 260, by Foster-Making II unlaw-
full to appoint TO lucrative public office
any person bearing such relation to the
appointing power as would permit the per-
son appointed to inherit
IT. II. 261, by Hardin and Taylor-Pro-
vldes for examination Of the books and
accounts of all county officers not less
than once every two years under the d.
rection of the state auditor
II. r. 262, by Christy-Provides that
where vehicles, autos or boats are used in
the illegal transportation of liquors, they
need not be sold Immediately after seizure,
but may be used by the state agents or
the governor in hating other violators. 1t
also provides that the state agents may
put gates across roads and hang out signal
lights at night to stop machines and We
hicles.
II. r. 26S. by Hosteter and Harris--Ap-
propriates S31.4s for improvements on
state property in city Of Kearney.
H. r. 264, by Lundgren-Provides that
where a person dies during the period
when extended insurance clause is in OPP
Grafton, the company, in making settle
ment, shall not deduct any premiums that
should have been paid during such period,
II. r. 265, by Van Patten-Provides that
county boards shall appoint a county in
spector of horticulture upon a petition Of
25 or more residents and fruit-growers of
said county
II. R. 266, by Porter-Providing for a
system of proportional voting and repre-
sentation.
II. R. 267, by Rodman-Changing the
law relating to the dlstricting Of irrigation
districts.
H. R. 26s, by Gerhart-Approprlatin
$1,000 every two years to be expended for
salary of special instructor in normal
training subjects in high schools.
H. r. 269, by Barton Green--Proyides
for an emergency public works board and
appropriates 81 ,000, 900 as a revolving fund
that may combine with municipalities and
other bodies.
II. R. 269, by Harte-Increases member
ship of board of county commissioners of
Douglas county. Provides that county
clerk, clerk of district court and county
attorney shall divide county into three dis
tricts and appoint a county commissioner
for each district, said appointees to hold
office until election of successors, each for
a six year term, one in 1920, one in 1922,
and one in 1924
II. r. 270, by Smith-County Judge to be
paid rs cents for each certificate sent
state board of health as required by ex-
listing law.
H. R. 271, by Thompson-Amends child
labor law to permit employment of chill
dren between ~ and 16 years of age when
such children shall have been before the
juvenile court and at the discretion and
under the control of the court.
II. r. 272. by Axtel-County road tax
may be divided equally among road dis
tricts of county, Must now be apportioned
where paid.
Fl, r. 273. by Axtell-Permits majority
vote at school district meeting to move
school site away from center, as well as
toward center.
H. r. PA by Fuller-Requires county
board to establish road when majority of
freeholders, legal voters. request it,
H. r. 275 by McGrath-Provides that
there may be more than one county high
school in a single county
H. R. 27G, by Barton Green-Proyides
for an emergency public works board to
supervise the expenditure of 81, 00O 600 for
roads and other public works in co-opera-
tion with municipalities and other bodies