Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-26
Bills Passed

(senate)
s. F. 244, by Weaverling and Cordial
Gives state banking board the right to
deny a charter to any applicant where
there is already sufficient banking facili-
ties, 2s to ..
s. F. 1872. by Peterson and Saunders
Provides that judges Of Juvenile court shall
hear cases other than those relating to
delinquents, 81 to 0.
s.. F. az. by Ainlay and Hoagiand-Per-
mlts cities Of second class and the viii
lagos owning steam, electricity or other
public utility plants to sell product out
side city limits. 81 10 0.
8. F. 80 by Peterson-Prescribes certain
qualifications for osteopaths, permits them
to use drugs where the use was taught
In the school from which graduated and
permits them to perform minor operations
where qualified by previous training, 81
to s.
s. F. SO. by chappell-Exempts the
Civil War veterans from paying for license
to hunt and fish. 80 to 0.
S. +. 1874, by judiciary Committee-Re-
qulres magistrates and judges to report
to the governor all convictions for the vio-
lation Of the prohibition law. 80 to o.
s. F. 217 by Committee on Constitution
al Amendments and Federal Relations,
Weaveriing Observation-Disclosures for con-
stitutional convention In Lincoln, December
2, 1919 and provides for certain quallfi-
cations for delegates, 30 to 0. -
H. R. 106, by Contemporaries $4,000
for revolving, fund for purchase of sup
plies for state printer, 20 to 9.
Fl. r. 2O5 by Finance Committee
Appropriates $25,000 as an emergency fund
for the enforcement Of the prohibition
law, q TO 2.
III. r. 12s, by Tracewell and Morrison
Appropriates 10000 for fish Eatcheries Of
Gretna and Valentine, 26 TO 3.
II. R. 81, by Berka--Provfdes for a
commission to determine correct boundary
line between Douglas and Pottawattamie
counties, 20 to 0.
H. R. so, by Good and others-Appro-
PIRATES moneys in state normal cash funds
for use in respective normals, 2s to 0.
II. r. IS, by Good and others-Appro-
PIRATES funds in normal school library fund
for use in respective normals, 20 to 0.
H. r. 81, by Good and others-Appro-
pirates income from state normal school
endowment fund for use Of the normals,
II. r. 49, by williams-Provides that
state pay costs OF commitment to the
insane hospital Of any inmate Of a state
institution, 2s to 0.
S. F. 251, by the Governor-A Joint and
concurrent resolution to General Pershing
to use every legitimate means to bring
about an early release Of the men in the
Eighty ninth division, 26 to g.
S. F. 1876, by Judiciary Committee-Pro-
hibits bootleggers from carrying fire arms,
s. F. 900. by Hoagland-Permits the
| preparation. publication and sale OF gem
esal laws Of the state, 50 to O.
ST. 7s, by Reed-Provides the course
OF study In district schools shall be all
subjects required for a second grade GER
tlficate, 80 to 0.
8. F. 1ss, by judiciary Committee-Au-
thorizes state agents to construct barriers
across state highways to aid In the cap
tufe OF bootIeggers, rs to 4.
| H r. IFS, by Anderson and Randall
| Prohibits any public school teacher from
wearing a garb or dress indicating that
she is a member or adherent to any relig-
/ ious sect or organization, while in the
class room and provides a penalty for
violation Of 80 days in jail or 500 fine,
| "a to /.
S. r. 24s by Chappeil-Requlres land
owners TO keep fences free from weeds, Is
to 9.