Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-06

people, and grants right or eminent
domain to the commission for acquiring
property recommended by the city plan
ming commission for the widening or en-
larging OF any street, alley boulevard or
park
S. F. No. 1s7, by Robbins-Exempts
from direct primary law all state officers
below governor and provides for their
nomination by state convention.
s. f. No. 1853, by Robbins-Provides that
Omaha water board must extend water
mains upon a petition of a majority of
the owners of front feet in sdch districts
S. F. No. 16s by Robbins-Provides that
metropolitan cities taxes shall not become
a lien on property until May l. following
the levy.
S. F. No. 40. by Cooper-Limlts the
amount OF recovery from counties failing
to contribute for state aid bridges
S. F. No. Ill, by Robbins--Authorizes
cities Of metropolitan class to regulate
and limit the height bulk Of buildings
hereafter erected and regulates and de-
termines the area Of yards, courts and
other spaces, and establish Industrial
zones
S. F. No. 172, by Barr and watson-Pro-
vides for the organization of county farm
bureaus.
s. F. No. 17s. by Hoagland-Raises sal
aries Of city officials in cities Of 5000 to
$4,000
S. F. No 174, by swanson-Changes time
Of election of town clerks. precinct assessors
and overseer Of highways under township
organization.
S. F. No. 175, by cronin--Gives county
board exclusive superintendence Of the
poor.
S. F. No. 17S. by cronin---A companion
bill to ITS.
S. F. No. 1T, by Good--Required rail-
road companies to afford facilities for
loading horses and mules and provides
10 yyio fharaOf
S. r. No. 17S, by Hammond and Harris
Regulating heating and ventilating Of
school houses.
IF. No. 17s, by Harris-Limits child
labor under IA unless permit signed by
teacher.
S. F. No. $50. by Harrls-Provldes for
state and county certificates and provides
for renewal of professional certificates.
s. F. No. 1871, by Cooper-Makes ac-
complies In crime equally guilty with
principal,
transportation Of live stock by common
S. r. 1873, by Hoagland--Joint resolution
to congress on the subject Of soldiers re-
lief.
S. F. No. 1874, by Observation-Disclosures
cities Of first and second class and vil-
lagos to establish and maintain heating
and lighting systems or municipal ice
plants.
S. f. No. 1856, by Peterson-Amends iuE-
lsdiction Of State Railway commission over
public utilities.
s. F. No. 1856, by warner-Regulates
cost of building and maintaining division
fences.
S. r No. 1877. by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
contracts for sale and lease of lands.
S. f. No 1888 by Erickson-Relates to
investment of school funds in bonds OF cor
porations for generating and producing
electric power.
S. f. No. 1879, by Cronin-Requires state
superintendent to hold certificate issued
by state in force at time OF his election
equal to highest grade certificate the state
superintendent is authorized to issue.
S. F. No. 1870. by Johnson-Requires
state medical college to establish a chair
of eclectic medicine. ..A
S. F. No. 1911, by Houston-Regulates
contents of annual report of state surveyor.
S. F. No. 1872, by Cordeal-Provides
method for condemnation of land for
school purposes.
s. F. No. 1913, by Judiciary Committee
Method of serving notice by publcati ton
when confiscating intoxicating liquors, and
adds boat to vehicle of transporta ton.
s. F. No. 1874 by judiciary Committee
Requires magistrates and judges to report
to governor names of all persons convicted
Of violations Of the liquor laws.
s. F. No. 1876, by judiciary Committee
S. #. No. 1886 by judiciary Committee
Provides that liquors and vehicles seized
under prohibitory act shall be turned over
to governor instead Of being destroyed.
s. F. No 1877, by Judiciary Committee
Makes it a misdeamonor for any one
charged with violation of prohibitory law
to give a fictitious name.
g. +. No. 1913, by Judiciary Committee
Authorizes state prohibition agents to es-
tablish barriers across public highways.
$. f. No. 1893 by judiciary Committee
Provides first offenders under prohibit
tory act may be imprisoned in county jail
for not more than one year.
S. F. No 200, by judiciary Committee
Defining crime Of advocating physical
violence, arson, destruction OF property or
sabotage or makes unlawful the use Of
buildings or rooms.
s. r. No. 2Oi, by HoagIand-Provides
that wills must be kept on file In the Of
flee Of county Judge during the life Of
testator and provides that the filed will
shall be legal unless a written revocation
Is also filed.
s, F. No. 20s, by Reed--Requlres en-
ployes OF eating houses to undergo phys
ical examination and procure health certi-
ficates from the State Board Of Health
S. r. No. 20S, by Saunders-PrOvides
for the paying OF entire cost OF laying
water mains by the owners Of abutting
property.
D
salary OF deputy county comptroller in
Douglas county to 5000 per month and
fixes salary Of other assistants at $135.
s. F. No. 2O5, by Observation-Disclosures
handling Of live stock at stock yards.
S. F. No. 206, by Reed-Prohibiting State
commission from issuing any or
der which shall prevent competition among
public service corporations
s. F. No. 207, by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
salaries Of officers and employees Of the
legislature.
s. F. No. 2Os, by Neal-Makes it unlaw-
full to sell firearms to any unauthorized
person to carry same.
s. f. No 200 by Chappell-Fixes the
date Of filing nominating petitions by
on nonpartisan ballot at 80
days instead OF 10 days prior to the
primary.
s. F. No. 21O, by watson-Prohibits any
but freeholders voting at any bond cleo
tion In cities OF the second class or viii
s. F. No. all by Taylor-creates and
defines powers Of state industrial board.
s. F. No. 212, by Taylor--creating in
dustriaI districts.
s. F. No. 2IS, by HOagland-Public
warehouse act