Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-15

I H. r. 2a-By W. J. Anderson Provides
/ for holding OF party conventions at which
two candidates shall be selected for all
! party nominations. said candidates and no
others to be voted upon at primary.
! II. r. 25-By Thompson. Repeats pro-
vision for publication OF official notices in
/ foreign-lauguage newspaper.
! H. r. 26-By Taylor Requires state to
pay for discriminating prairie dogs on
state-owned land.
| II. r. 27-By sandqulst Provides that
county assessor, instead OF treasurer, shall
collect poll tax and shall collect 1t at time
Of assessment.
candidates whose name Is written In at
non partisan primary must receive second
/ highest vote and that be a fixed percent
age OF total vote in order to be nomin-
ated.
Fl. r. 2s-sandquist. Minor amend
ments to law as to maintenance OF VIII
lage and second class city streets.
H. r. 30-By Mckee. Requires teach
| ing OF all subjects in all schools In Eng
lish language. up to and including tenth
grade. Forblds teaching of any language
except English and classical languages in
/ these grades
II. r. Shy Hardin and Byrum Re-
/ peals direct primary law and substitutes
selection of party candidates by conven-
ton system members of convention to be
elected by voters and voters to have
power to direct for whom they shall vote.
! H. R. S2-By Fuller. Appropriates ST.
/ 400 for purchase OF additional land for
soldiers and sailors home at Burket.
! H. r. 33-By Berka. Provides that at
\ tempt to steal automobile shall be same
offense as actual theft and fixes penalty
at Imprisonment for from one to ten
years instead Of choice between that PEN
atty and fine. Makes possession Of
stolen car prlma facie evidence Of guilt.
II. r. 34-By BeTka. Defines and PEN
Allies conspiracy to commit a felony.
Makes 1t no defense that one OF parties
object Of consptFacy shall have committed
an act making 1t possible.
II. r. 35-By Osterman, Jacobson, HOS
teller, Mclaughlin. and others. Limits
railroad right-of-way to 200 feet width.
INTRODUCED Tuesday,
H. R. sG-By Black. Fixes fees of
county assessors.
H. r. 87-By Foster. Provides office of
messenger for county attorney in Douglas
county. with salary OF 800 a month.
H. R. SS-By Berka. No judgment
shall be rendered within three days after
verdict or after motion for new trial has
been disposed of, with exceptions at
courts discretion.
H. R. 5s-By wildman. Relating to
final reports in estate cases
H. r. 4O-By Wildman. Certified copy
of all DEGREES in estate cases to be filed
with county clerk or register of deeds.
H. R. 41-By Good. When state bank
liquidates, it shall deposit its portion Of
guaranty fund with state treasury, to be
held In trust until liquidation is complete,
one year after which any unused portion
shall be returned to bank.
H. r. 42-By Williams. Provides state
shall pay cost Of commitment to insane
asylum Of any inmate OF another state in.
stitution.
II. r. 4s-By williams Provides state
shall pay cost OF trial of any inmate or
employe of state institution charged with
felony Would relieve Fillmore county Of
Pagan trial costs.
H. r. 44-Withdrawn.
R. r. 45-By Kenagy Requires state
license for all farm produce commission
merchants.
H. r. 46-By J. R. Green and Thomp-
son. Authorizes Incorporation Of mutual
indemnity associations by physicians and
dentists.
H. R. 47-By Barton Green State tax
Of $40 on dogs.
H. R. 4s-By Barton Green. Repeats 25-
mile an hour limitations on speed Of mo-
tor vehicles; requires speed to be reason
able. considering traffic couditions,