Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-30
House Bills.
introduced Wednesday,

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H. R. No. 277. by steele-Appropriating
$4,000 for the relief of soldiers Of the
world war who were residents OF Ne
braska at the time Of their induction and
who have been honorably discharged, but
who have become physically disabled.
H. r. No. 27s, by Allan of Douglas-De-
fines persons who sell condensed milk in
quantities less than 10 pounds as re-
tailers and subject to the same law as at
present exists with respect to imitation
butter or cheese.
H. r. No. 279. by Allan OF Douglas
Applying to the manufacture of cou-
densed milk the same standard now re-
quired for butter-fat and cream and pro-
vlding that milk over two days old shall
be used in manufacture; certification Of
this fact must be placed on each con-
tainer.
H. R. No. $50. by Allan of Douglas
Declares all creameries, public markets
and penalizing failure to purchase any
cream which complies with state law as
to quality.
II. r. No. 2s1, by Allan of Douglas
Requires dealers in and manufacturers OF
milk and milk products to take out
license, as is now required Of those
handling imitation butter and other imi-
tation milk products.
H. r. No. 2S2, by Allan Of Douglas
Fixes license fees to be paid by dealers in
II. R. No. 2s3 by Allan of Douglas
Includes milk and milk product dealers
in provisions of state law now applying to
lumber and coal dealers, forbidding COM
bination to fix prices or divide profits.
H. r. No. 2S4, by Allan Of Douglas
Provides procedure to enforce H. R. No.
2s3.
H. R. No. 2s5. by Allan of Douglas
Penalties milk dealers for abetting vio-
latlons Of H. r. No. 2Ss
II. r. No. 1856, by Frantz-To permit
Incorporation Of legal medical, clerical,
architectural and engineering societies,
and army and navy associations.
II. r. No. 2S7, by Williams-Makes 1t
the duty of state school superintendent to
designate school holiday to be known as
Frances =. Willard Day" In honor Of pIo-
neer prohibition advocate.
III. r. No. 2SS by Lancaster Delegation--
Permits Lorena Aten to sue state on a
claim for hogs lost through vaccination
by state authorities
H. r. No. 2ss by Hedges and Richard
Places entire control of railroad crossings
in hands Of railway commission.
II. R. No 290 by Windham-Provides
uniform and simplified proceeding to quiet
title in cases Of adverse possession.
II. r. No. 2s1. by Berka-Prohibits dis
play OF red or black flags or picture there
Of, except for tagging purposes by rail-
roads. Possession of the same prina facie
.
fine of not more than $1,000; Jail, five
years maximum.
H. R. No. 2s2, by J. R. Green-Em-
ployer must pay discharged employe at
time Of discharge. or wages continue until
time when paid.
H. r. No. 2s3, by Good and Gerhart-
Authorizes establishment of vocational
schools: Appreciates 800 900 to match
appropriation by federal government for
aid of school districts In establishing such
schools.
H. R. No. 2s4, by Mathewson-Extends
anti-lobby law to include any person in
terested in legislation, whether paid agent
o. otherwise.
II. R. No. 2s5. by Miller and Others
Provides for agreement between owners
Of adjoining land on division Of expense
o. fence
H. r. No. 2s6, by Barbour and Hardin
Empowers counties. on petition of rs per
cent Of the voters, to buy grasshopper
poison and use same.
H. R. No. 2s7 by McLeod-Provides
that licenses for the sale Of cigarets may
be issued by clerk of any city, town or
village and by county clerk. Forbids sale
Of cigarets by anyone not licensed. LII
cense to authorize sale only to persons
over is years of age. Anyone who vio-
lates license provision may be punished
by a fine of not less than $50 or more
than 500 for each offense or by impris-
victing licensee may also revoke license.
H. r. No. 29S, by Roads and Bridges
Committee-To establish. provide for, pro-
tect and regulate use Of system of state
highways. Creates rs additional state
highways, Authorizes State Board Of
Highways to change route II deemed ad-
visable. After January /, 1920. each
county is required to adequately maintain
such state highways as lie within IL in
accordance with directions Of state board.
II county fails, the state board may do
the work and charge same to the county's
appOrtionment OF the federal and state
highway fund. II county does work as
required. II shall be reimbursed out Of state
fund for actual cost. plus allowance for
use Of county machinery. Use Of high
ways by trucks with load Of more than
900 pounds on single wheel forbidden
H. r. No 299, by Roads and Bridges
Committee-Gives State Board Of High
ways and Irrigation control of registration
and licenses OF all motor vehicles Pro-
vides following fees-s5 for each motor
cycle and two-wheeler vehicle aid so
cents additional for every 100 pounds
weight in excess Of 1000 pounds. Truck
weight 10 be weight loaded to capacity
Funds to be paid into state highway
fund.- but TO be apportioned to counties
in proportion to amount received from
each county.
H. r. No. 500, by Roads and Bridges
Committee-Levies one mill tax for state
highway fund.
R. r. No. S0i, by Jenison-Repeals law
paying salaries and maintenance Of state
health department.