Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-05
House Bills.
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introduced Tuesday MornIng.l
H. r. No sac. by pruesedow and Others
-Memoriaiizes congress to enact bill es-
tablishing a civil war volunteer officers
retired list.
II, r. No. $50. by Allan OF Douglas
Fixes salaries OF deputy county comptrois
lers and other employees in counties having
same.
II, r. No ISL. by Allan Of Douglas
Fixes salaries OF all deputies assistants
and clerks in office Of clerk Of district
court Of Douglas county, now fixed by
county board,
H. R. No. s52. BY Allan Of Douglas
Carbon copy Of H. r. No. $50.
Fl. R. No.<s5S, by Fults and othars-Au-
thortzes codification and publication Of all
laws enacted since the 1918 revision Of the
statutes as a supplement to said revised
statutes. Supreme court to appoint codi-
fier.
II. R. No. s54, by Jacobs-Provides for
redistrioting OF all school districts in state
by committee consisting Of the county SUI
perintendent and two persons appointed by
the county board In each county. stand
ard district to be rs instead of 20 square
miles. Emergency
H. r. No. S55, by Van Patten and ]. Reid
Green--Makes the governor moving picture
censor and creates a commission of seven,
who shall receive pay for services, two per-
manent salaries and others by the day
II. r. No. $3.50, by Jacobs and Purcell
Authorizes city OF second class to lease or
rent priyately-owned gas or electric
plant.
II. R. No. s57. by Druesedow-Givcs
Omaha water district power to condemn
private property
H. R. No. 35s, by Observation-Disclosures
creation of public welfare boards in cities
other than Omaha, .. .
II. r. No. $50, by Barton Green--Appro-
PIRATES S39i,47 for use of state board OF
dental secretaries, same being fees coll
lected.
II. n. No. $50, by Barton Green--Pro-
vides that any lessee Of states educational
lands, or assignee or such lessee who was
the holder of lease after that day and
received new and exteDded lease in lieu
thereof, shall have the right to purchase
the leased lands in the manner provided
by law In force prior to July 3, 1891.
II. r.. No. sol, by Jeary--Authorizes GEM
etery trustees to buy, sell and hold perf
sonal property Of any kind for benefit Of
cemetery.
H. r. No. 8s2, by Jeary-Appropriate
$1,000 to pay for paving abutting state
property In Lancaster county.
H. r. No. 1853, by Reynolds--Gives live
stock insurance companies right to insure
II. r. No. 1854, by McLaughlin-Appro-
PIRATES proceeds Of one-fifth mill tax for
state aid bridge fund. ~
H. r. No. 1865, by Douglas County Dele
gation-Requires county board OF Douglas
county to furnish rooms in court house
for municipal court.
Fl. r. No. 1856, by Douglas County Dele
Eation-Supplement to 1865.
H. r. No. 3G7, by Douglas County Dele
gation-Denies state railway commission
power to regulate rates or service Of tele-
phone or street railway system in Omaha.
Fl. r. No. 1858, by the Douglas County
Observation-Disclosures cities Of metro
politan class to reimburse citizens who adj
vance, on the pomise of the city to pay
moneys with which to pay increased sala-
ries to firemen. ..-.s
H. r. No. 1859, by Douglas County Dele
gation--Providlng that no privilege, fran
chise or right to public streets or grounds
shall arise by reason of use Of space on or
under thereof by any occupancy, ac-
quiescence Of estoppel.
H. r. No $40, by Briggs, by Request
Amendments to the law relating to tbs
practice Of dentistry, certificates, qualifica-
lions, etc.
H. r. No 3T1, by Misunderstanding a
system Of licensing Of real estate men and
committing the enforcement thereof to the
state railway commission. The license is
issued by the commission and the fee is
800 year. License is not transferable.
Bonds must be given and the commission
may sue on these for violation of condi-
lions, hold hearings and otherwise regu-
late Dealers must record in books kept
for that purpose all transactions and make
yearly report.
H. r. No. s72, by Wildman-Fixing the
following maximum rates for the services
of graduate nurses: $50 per week for reg
ular cases. $35 for contagious and obstet-
RIGS; less than a week, IS a day. They
may receive room. board and travelling ex-
penses in addition. For persons other
than graduate registered nurses the maxi
mum shall be 500 week and maintenance
H. r. No. 1913, by Burney and Byrum-
Creating a uniform school text book COM
mission for the state, which shall have
charge Of the selection Of all text books
to public and private schools up to and in
GLIDING the twelfth grade. 1t shall be
composed of the state superintendent of
schools, the state treasurer and the presi-
dents OF the state normals at Peru, Kear-
ney Wayne and Chadron. They get no
compensation, and must not be interested
in any publishing company. The books se-
lected shall be used in all school districts
of the state.
H. R. No 374, by MISUNDERSTANDING
the jurisdiction Of justices Of the peace
to own districts
II. r. No. S75, by Committee on Finance.
Ways and Notwithstanding $2,952, 600