THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE, MOBTM PLATTE. NEBRASKA-
1917 SESSION LAWS
EV MBAOVPUi A00PTB0 BY
STATE USOmLATUHC AM
MOME0 Y (JKfVS fiKO
THE REGORDJS EHDORSED
CompItU EpHmxnt erf the 8444 Erv
ste lots i tht Thirty
Fifth 4un irf ftfebratk
kt a mm0kn tmmmm tH
H i.Ur01faMe,l Irani at Mll
audi jbmw totociire by tW TWir-SaXfc
Midoa of taw Jentoa kMMtr
wltto 4w A1i Mtft. aftor
tbe Vaot tdOiajfc It mm, M ttto
bMUry Out
tDXATC rice
2. Jiaaam. Xla.to.lt Htu t prove
ton fa ntmuUiK toto r waltowtog I
irrfoatto 4Hm
4, Jtoabri. KimtmB AmmU
nW mumnrtmi by mwtr
',. Mwahir, KitmtUrtYU tm rU
to of irriitm-tUm atotstote ft mm taw
t44 mm apaa voto f wmjwtor tt toad
fi. hwknmm, HVward ravto UtoU all
d4, owmIjpmm d vtmnrumm mi rmi
n4V Oa.a,
StAto aCtaal aaaatn1'
7. Mwicnr. fan a nr. thmnmt, atrafetow
&trmr boar).
22. Mwrtonr. ikm frmrUHftK u
lim 4rptr mummy alutrmmy lwlai
27. IjhU, Th7r-lfiimiic H n
lawr4 fur or iMfwn t wir bv
i pfivXi in ptflHe tnratrk. tt-'-xfi trr
thi tmn tt a iMH'krt r 'rthmr G4M)YfH
l. tkuUm 4 mtL Hit to
I. or 4tiM Im lrl m(lr.
M, CuttvptU. ilmrtuir Kta(ir U
VI Hit Hi H4UrWIUt Ut titlut kn4 UtM
M-MUttM to (srAt i4aiwir
imnthH Ut rvfi H l M (fctrx.
. Ifl, Ciir i'nM4m fur mm
mui4ty vMUhx imm.
, Kt), MNutJMk-I'rrl4M for tmm
ltr y ) ut ivbHmtUiH ut iKt m
Hunt.
iwwir fUiltimi) in wm f 4tvvnm.
46, J!), (,'nMtr-l'riifMM Xr an Jn
rri In muximuiM Mch'xri pry t) 41
win, vn4nr wimUi rtriUorM,
6). HnmlnU, KofklinU.) tjtiM tur
imtority w vt Hwirtt tight U'jivU in
iMfh ot tjtm mx) up.
61, UotUrly, Iu;U nKKrA(
MfM') Ux tt C rulflJi in Owiilia. eh'Xil
OUIrUll.
t, Mrlarty, ;uutU AkM horn
tMui fJBOM('y;i law,
W, foutrjtt, i)vriui,-AA6 palty
14 trarmmUalon Ilia law ylolatlotn.
W. Mull, Ot Mintlar Ut iluttmvU'
Utr Mil lit Hou, rtor;aililfi tat
health 4pririnl vxutAUiK to Dr. Vou!
t&miimkiiamiviia,
C. iUimt, IouiKlfl Hlrnllar l CnuJ
Uort. IIll li lfou, allowlna- luurana ly
fraUrrial axitatfM of cfilWren ltwan
K of tin ui'l lKhUn.
7. Ileal, utrJlit rtxolutlon to
wiuur uruintc novtrntannt ownarahlp
of t&lltx4.
74. WjMullitn, Inofa fla and
UiKlb of jail fit;tc for automoblJa
7. ilUKliaa anl riawa I"rovil a da
(tnlUtry tor atat fund, of compttltlv
old,
it. Morlarty, Douclar, Olvea county
Jrur aulliorlly to collt and dl
bum watar OUtrlel funda,
H'i, ClmvvxU, KnariiyIUIatc lo NUa
Utnaloi of x9utlori of rnladfueaor
M. fltnl, Cuatar Provldca for the rK
fatHtlon of moUjnycl ad f to !
1, Morfnrty, nouplaa I'rovld for
Dm munifr In wliln i rnunlolpal taxta
lill m lovlod and ;o lnotwl.
M. Morlnrly, Douniaa- I'rovldM for a
rnlaa In wiUry from fl.DOO to lil.OOO In
ff"tl )WM flora than 26,000 and loan
than tv.dOJ) liilnljltnntrj, for rKlmr of
Mg liihalillmita, ll,00 for u dopuiy. '
97. Ilwil OMafir-7Airiril lw relating
to daalariatloii of unknown liolra.
1W' Morlarty, Uoulita lielataa to
milium a MUa ulatniiiMiit rcimnlliiK nimti
clal liondlllona of peuon, (Irinu or cor
pomtlona,
II Ji Adwn, I)awi-.lntnn cominlanlon
lilll InorwialnK, numOur of dopullua und
tnaMiiK Htimiii Kama provlnlon.
116, liotiiiatt. iJoiiBlua J'rovldoa for it
alary of ll.oou for county comptroller In
P7jilll liuvliitf population of joo.cou und
bVbr,
110. Wlltoh. Dodirn PrnvMna nllv
nianiiKor form of eoveriiuient for oltlea of
ma mat iuna,
121. 'I'm liner, l)oiiKlKor tlm payment
f ponnluiiH to wldowa of rteoeuaml polluu
men In oiilaa of matropolltaii vUn,
M, Artiiii AiiuridliiK atatutu rOo
Ctttlmc iiounty au,
126, MpliN, Hullim-Maldiiif It unlawful
to pot ndviirtliilmf inntlur on lirldKea.
lid, .Morlarty, .Oouiilita lliilana nnlary
from 11.200 o 18,000 per iiiinum.
1JJ. HolieitNou, Holt-Oidnia of court
Inn llx Ilia plnott within the isounty ami
termii of aula.
137, Alliorl. I'lntte l.rttitlUeit puhllo
diliiiiiilrriln mroided (an youta.
up. iieiijieii. DOUKlna I'rovldea for
iiiiimiiuii HiHi eiriiiKin or county roin
inlniiJontirM In Doiinlaa county liy (ltntrloiH.
iia. Allien, rmtte I'rovlrtflH for tho
apiMilnliuqnt. hy Din tniprania uourt of alx
court cnmniiainoiierH for it term of four
jraiiia i n aniary oi n.vuu per lUirnilll,
148. Jlnnry, Colfax Amend puhllo
i.J.??'. '""'"'V OouBlaii-l'rohlhlta har
heilny on Humluy.
i1 i rlnnl Covera foea of
u,iiit vi uintiiui iiiiiiri,
...IK. rN.w"' Neinnlm-lfixM time f pay
mont of iiaeeamment pitvlnif.
,RJ".r ''"""'""-''fvldnH that
rileiKe of the dUtrlot conn ahull report
!'. l,li-!!2y-rru"lv.e(, '.'! tl,B '"ttuiallaatlun
Of allelia iim fniiM In nlliHr ,mu.M
17, MiiMufUii, at a..- I'rovhiea for the
ltlmnl hy tlie elnle auditor with rout .
tlH for the amount due for I in m.tlntei .
anoe of liiNnne piitjenta
it Moiiiiny, imiiHma-J'rovldcN for
Dim iipp'dntinent of ineNeenuer hy iha
county iMioruey of Poualna county' n
an itiy of IS(l per month.
mo, AiPAiueier, Antelopn Put the
coinpenNiiiinu of overeeerN of road ilia"
! I" ucdi mini aa (he ooutily hoard
to m" i Mrniit in in
.101. .pinippell, Hnner, TnnnerAuthor
f.".H. '"J. Wf !'! vlllnuea hiivlnii pnn
iimu o,uuu inimiiitnniM to provide for
'i ui vniiiaiaima uuii levy a tax ilioro-
1BJ, Clmppell, ICenrney .
illatrlot court wllli power to
Jurlne In t dUoreiln i.
Atilhorlxn
call Kiand
.f2 MoAlltder, Anlelope-Miihe oil
TiV. ' " ""n""iion uie cierK o
,, J00, llonnell.Mpiliirty, 'runner, Dour
1 -)'CVl!l'!" Hint metropolitan v 'til
"'V'"1!..1.""."1 V" '"IIV HemUed
''vii nini iiiiuurii nio prrPliea nrl
llona', ""vmnlnif water ho'iVd eleo
8M. Ulill ppell. M llden Aulhorlxea
ElDnilllllllnll. Kllm1ii II. ......
HOD liaylllM- .MintrrtO a III oren . rinalr r.
remove bu Id Imr. In fir. i
Iu 1.11m a.. . a "
rir
material, '
pay latior ami
mi tna ipen, t tldfllillrnv de for
iiVii..u ' "wi'i y fc-owmy ut
5-
'Uf ) at ear km nMM ibw
rMtSHSMHl Caetoal Wmtmt
tmrimmfjt at tos M4upU f "
aa) tmH njarvaart (mm treat at to to
wMr
ay-raxf - vn ' t uaaarT
rvm IM to MMt44 I mmtWwt.
tSIt WlltW. UbM b'
r toaa4 wkr
aamc MM Vr i
Mtoctol to iMto I
vnl U 4nur at a
f wr (ha WiiMtnH
-Kl tfer
Ztt. KMwHm AmM mem tH.
rl m4 IrrVwrto 4M1eU Mr fr
h rJ mi Ur
to for 4tr nwiwiii to U W
I .to r ir
to. W1i . lANUKr AvthorlMC
4to f AMffVl to 1t9ti ft Wlf ftO"Wfl
to r mm tt nemvU imifir tm . r
" toKMarw rfMw mm to
ton 4Mi tw iMr444rton(
M(. Onto. Harvr Onmrty
.4ii tjyw
tmmttir
'ran.
It(, chummO. MlmlaKctator to tka
4tto( f m tMnMtofftot.
Tie. Ktotertr. Jtoite kVttottoi; Ut
)9, Dtr n4 Kortoir-A MM to
11H1M Mttoa tT JUnrtoxl KtolvtM af
?ia fr 11 J
9M. Mr1t4 T it unm nf mr ttalallni tn
ne. wftwti no4n, xmwu. chppH
-rtMhtUrr nnUytllS w tt itofMe.
HOUSE ROLL
2. Mmrum, rk-rrmHm tor aMI f
7. IVMuutmiMr. "him rfwtartfia rail.
roaut 'xjmuaaiMi to mtowrt Main
rurtmrm
f'r KtmattHc m4 tmptwim rkt tm4m.
12. timlm. IMitwMul iu4 kaiiu-
'.'hiuilCMi touito f mImmI fiMMl aiMMrtiaa.
MMTBt.
. Tbomaa arJ Valto Aatlayrlza tb
toto tttiuMtiotnl temi and fn4 Mr4 to
aaana ik4io )j4a for frnt raarvn.
17, Tbom ah4 Walt rorWto tor
UMllirnM( f frMi aa ay aoH
itoc, clil m4 vMlMca
i. XMtfo, JhMMm-WMM xwra of
contra of Mrnw) wmao.
i. JacoUon, lAttraoa JteMla H
eM4 rntijmr from tory
2, OWa, VaUay tUtH-pturtimn keiton
f lau Hn) county acMxil riHlrj'
4Mt. ,
2, Molr, IMsar-Kiefct of way
pwr t:BKt4 to l;ht eompanlM rr
towara aa waU aa potoa.
M fluUNi,. I. . . . . ...... I .
llrwa whleh wry iwtaan or otbr mineral
4lutl lo In eoinmori ttntrtst and put
hw andar railway jurlcllctlon.
21. Olita. Valley Auihurim
fwiparil u Jnvtel fund In federal land
iana ivfioa.
pweniwi, DoUKlaa Provlds eml
'otjy pay day tor rMlftmi ewployea.
30, OIU. Valley l'vlllaM fnr f,ivl.t.
mini ut oarrnanmii aiini fm.rt. in
rI land lank lnda.
..' Auitn, Ilooni -Provide fordUpoal
lion of fee Mtntd hy county official In
aaeea of death, realenatlOH or removal
from office.
tfVi, n Vl"'lof "whardaonApproprlatea
,2!a7(,. f"r "u, printer, nuwnieney.
dletrlhuilori of frelahl oar on baaU af
lion "" anippefl rrotn each
41. Uate an1 uf
rriafhod for taxallnn f,i- .n,,!,.,.,,,,,,.
oonly hlKh aobool dlatrlot.
. i . ""innemer, uiia Ilwiulrea elec
tion board to lirmnrn mui ,.in,i t. ,
ty clerk reeult of all general and pri
mary flecllona.
of'ndTrTa'k'i'r:: Hherm.n-.ll.wU;.. wee.
yi, jrie and HowardPlace expense
Of conveying bv ui. i.,,,., ....
Suite" " cou,,ly "H"r t the
01. ' Alnlay. Nunc-HIIht amendment
noiwreiilderitN,
M. DouhIiu County OeleBiitlon Hlml
lar to eenule file No. 20.
07, Oreenwnlt, CuMtor-Allow apera-
tlOII Of mixed IrnlriH nn unwlt. .,.,-.........,
Illl' "... .... .. w. i, vvilRMUUtEU
ea, Mill, Ivtriciieter Provide county
relief for worthy blind.
72, Hcliwah, pad Willow Provide for
n.1i"M Vli "' "Hiil'ttlon of billiard and
pool India and howllrnc alley.
74. llaM, Hnrpy-Appropriate $100,000
f0S"8 "ll' at elute fair uround.
i, iiuiimjurK, MincriHinr (lovernlmr
VV, i0?1?.,'? "Ukraine court K
,z5J00,,fVr ,,,.a,,l pr n,flr- JSinurBency.
02, Krle. lownrd Prohibit trapplnir,
f" S!'1" ,?p. W n fur berirlnif iiidmaT
mi it, 1 I v..""" rxovMinDer l&th.
I.nii J?,n!l,!rJ! 0 "nie-Dnilni, pound
per iMiehnl of different farm produotH.
101. IIoffmolter, CIuihh Prohibit
A?ii "le,,lc' 'y itiiiorant " ph "
f.J,0i'lM,i"l,,l'!t,'.r'. Clm"8 Provide
wiii,w.y.i,,lBh. hvUl ,,0,,1," my " '"""
wit out vote of neojilo upon flllnu of
P'lon hy elxtyflvo per cent of voter.
I,.. """r, rmiiiMier I'roviilo for
birth lllld death rmrlHlt-uilnn win, i..
clerk, "
hoard 0 otliera Double election
103. Tnvlor and n Ilium n,iinii,. nr
nnmea on ballot In countlt-a or so nan nr.
AiltiL, '!?.'ra'rT. "niBfttinn Adda one
Kiinny u,1,ra t0 IJi",""ter County. lSmer-
aa ... .. ..
,?, If eTati, IJoimlna ItalsoB snlarlc
""" t:iimy uepuiy auiiiirr to 11.
200 a year.
nr. uiNon, Harlan ltelate to dam
mlijK of dmwa im.l dry water courera,
110. ltram, York Make five miner
yieor liietrlPt In nountle where chaiiKe
from towiiRhlp ayatnm. "
iiiu, rriea or Howard Prov de that
ervey of Mention In atatn ahull bo In
accordance with the United Htate law.
122. tlood, Nemaha -Provide for an
nexatloii of tract of land beloimliur to
etijte to illtlo or VtllaKn of atate.
.- ?' 'i " niuiiMierai 'roviden for
,"T"'"" V V. ""JO'mi'K oomo-
telle of inure lliuii wnniv i. ...:
lNhment and with inoro than a hundred
l)Od I mi bulled thnreln.
alnte nhl rlilKi levy. " uou"'
mi. uriiniii. iinn-.Kini.AH i.. ......i
it ,li i ' . K"ft. nouKlas
. ........n iiiiiiiin ui vniiiin irom Jim oo o
peace to municipal court In Omaha.
133. IlVnlV mill IfnniriiM II.... ..I. -
Prohibit municipal judi:o from prootlo-
134, Kerirnn, mid lively, nouala
Provi.e I hut municipal JudKe almii nct
na police Judnn whenever Vfiwinoy occura,
130. Iteeiian and Lovely, noimla
..;.... i.. li "'""M"" -uri tee, mui
emiits Indhient
ox-
peraon rrom
cost In
civil anna,
137. Kncynn nml IfllVPly, DoilRlaH
I .Ini la JurlsillPtlou of JiiHtlcea of tho peace
L'lr. respoot v dlHtrlcla, 1
. '. ,S0r'f,"l d Love y, DoukIii
Limit Jiirjad otlon of Jimllcei ! f the
v'a? '".""""I'1''? fon,U In hi district.
J.f. 15 r?."'"i H"tl-ljifr- PnivldoH fnr
. "".'.":. "! "U,B irmmiion unmet
rTintoViTlMii. UrU f"r" I,oh
J;?' H'rn""i Hootlahliiff-Aulhorlies
' 1 irriciH on i utr eta
with thn United Htntea reclamation "erv.
low.
1 J.8?' ..I'Ae,,r,"!!' . HP"Wilff - Allthnrlies
1 ihiiiiwii iiipiinu in comply Willi fed
nrnl rclaiimllon ant.
,1Dt, 1 ""'D'.i Plfhmond mid Dau
n ..ruiiinipn Din,
ii.1??" "rowii Deriiiss corpornto
iiiiMf. in nun in Boroiin oinss ami vll
Ifllf en,
1M. lteifnn. Pint to Channe time fnr
reii(irt'r ' r,"way coininUsioiu' annual
IBfl. nalliey, OdKeNumher plates for
nil (mi used by denier required under
till HVI
I
toS. Jato m4 JiAvmm- Awsptl
ua M.to tor rMl iMU far
to v
yr-.rtoU T Ji ttob tor? tor !
W um mmrmmi ito
to jmM wxra- ami to
172. Oo an 0tkw AwrUUm
t( nril Mtorr to Unr .
m. rKa. JpnM R4Kto cxvtoto
f awwy -,.
tn, Wtoa . femcto ltto' pmy ml
avyfWM cavrt ttoMntoilkT att4 to4to
fra a tax Man to affao bmhU4
aaftori.
177. Aralaraoa, Pfcalaa gariaoaw
tat ctoa toa to aaraa r aoeal ay
rift a4Hnaai tor aaVaVr aa. ar to
Mr snrvnl ao4 rct an
m. IHaltr MaJt- Mafcm a4aaoMt
aatlnr a inal aCiaa'. vaniaajaM try o
baa4r 4Mrftari to ka!f4 VgOan
a
tot. rtrftor -wra ProafM'. of
vi aatie kaVnway y travetor rnffla
m TtMHm.
m. rnaxnw. aCTKUMu.T-nri l-xjmt
ft!) lor m'mtmttnr; aay to tine rtac
12. HoaaclaM. IiaartM Aptaortefi aJI
raratolai tautWktmj 'A rtnuprjtl or brte--ifwuranoe
eoaUBCta a4 arnawwara ar
aora.tkfB t a arn fly to aaaaa and fta
IrMK. m. Irto t J PrvMs for fatoa
tior of torfrr taxnaa from laUtot Mat
Ihwir tMialant br eovenMrr.
S4. Krtoa. Hrwara Crxootoata nn
rin an t-wa tlc-lueU eats jnM aK9t minor
ity pmrtr nomtotUm it be kw saatortty
aartr woftoaiattoii.
m. Frto ana Howard KtatiyM ef
IfMnrM avtf not pay tor tlMrlr are at
ttot iMmadtnUk wlni wajM te a "crtevoac
aarlabla-' to a aa.
toe. Datoe. Johonoa Kor 7 farm term
faV eoaaty ifler a ad allow oate to
ot oa atftfttotiaBrit of oownty attoriy
otfee.
Htl. UsxjiL Kewara trtoaJtow prior
ity 1 to! ran la eaM of tefVd bartha war
facfto have intern oMato4l to hla xfecb
taMlf tbwwa It porto4 of 4ltrf
202. fletrMir, Doaidas Olvec ooaaty
aUray IntAmA of eovntr jaose rtebt
to ato two atkar atomty o8lors ia ami
omr voarei raaaacl-.
SW. Itneaar CoorHy ! cation
AxoMto aoaaty parlru; dtatrtct law In
Ixnear eouiity.
SM. XHohr. ifatt Uaaveralty 1 nrill levy
Kdll
207. FvtUrr, Hnrur Rirabir three-
quartar mm Iry Untrorsltr Miil-lln wh.
262 ILHfhU-k. Rirhartfann Awiroort.
ato W4. 7 atote ItMrtJIutlorxl 5rflfHny.
znc lummy, rraakna Coropr iotvr
roavd Mil frroriain; for 4atatlfl of
enmty ;o4 and tbalr rnaJatnare.
2W. KwJIor. Howard IttriHtato raw for
PftfVMlJMr for mmhhc of attoraeya fur
Uf f'r oompajilai.
3S. JforUHi. J'ofK L,lmltMl Miffrai-f. for
fmui.
2z. Friea. Ifoward AimranrlalM tic.
77 for paat aaiary of tODretae virt mm.
nilaaion daparUnent.
s. niawe comrnitt Appropriate
fa.Oto for exDenxe of NatlonaJ Oiunl In.
cMarrtai to rnuater out of Fourth and
rlfth regiment.
236. Autfl. lioonn I'rovldM fnr kn.
Inif of xtTMrlve rneord on lranffr tit
motor eara tty eounty trfaurr.
zr. uaiuey, uaee I'rovidea for ap
poihtmt I oat tad of election of road
overeeer.
ZVS. OIK. Valley Provide for l of
Htata exper1mnt atatlon at Culbertaon.
Z3. TraeeWell. (Jherrv Provl.l mun.
for ceHlnr city owned realty In cltle
of a thouaand to five thousand popula
tion. 249. Hftihr and KrUddr Vfnvnr rA
city council of cltle of aecond claa may
provide for ewer contructlon coxtlnc not
more tluin 1200.000. arid HOO DOO tnr nih.r
cbtaaea of Improvement.
zoz. Tborna and Naylor Make pipe
line common carrier and Drovldea for
their regulation by th tai
rnlaslon.
Z53. Provide for bond Ifiiue for Duhlle
mprovement by maloritv intfni nf in.
third vote In cltle and vllhiKe.
2S4. Mlfrtev. I'jiii In lifmiia rr t...
than 100.000 caDltallzatlnn. bank ti(Tpr.r
can admlnltrr oath on quarterly report.
2t. Atuiernon. IJoyd ,5,000 relief for
widow of Krank llonke, Injured in build-
iik conairucuon at worfolK aylum.
257. Truinlilc. Hhfrm:in A.1,1. tn am
and vehicle Irmuranoe provision accident
or Injury, fatal or non-fatal to pemon.
nicurna, ncoiiaoiuil I'rovlUe for
eeUblUhment of chool of lrrlution at
m-oiuuiun experiment rami,
Qt.l ll(,iliM,. tn..l.
1, v. in, 1SUUKU19 ITOIIIOU
county JudKe from diacrlmlnutlns be
tween attorney for nractlcn In thatr
wiiirt.
2S3. uorrnlev and PnrUlndnn rvmntv
fair orKiinlzutlorm muat first pay preml-
uiiio imiurc pay 1 iik owier expenses from
the donation from county.
ml i;uniy, uuiuey ana liurrowes
ncreaseu nalary of dnnntv riork if ih
district court In counties from 30,000 to
(.0,004 populntlen.
JVZ. uaiuey. Uaen Provldna fnr nn v.
mailt or CUttla klllnd liv Hint
Which are afflicted with fnot nml tnnnii.
disease,
aur. Ilndke. Cedar Wlinrn nrnxtlnnl
and puhllo good puhllo rood may be es
tabllshcd throuuh private grounds with
out owner' consent.
Bun, uiKKeit, Howard Dlmmlnir law
for uutomolille light.
jio. Hwunson and Peterson Provides
that residue of thn onnllnl in..il.r wi,i. I
surplus and other fund of every domes-
iu iiinunuito Liiiiip.iny may on invested
In dralnaee or lrrlutlon bond or In any
farm loan bank. I
323. Dau and MrlinfTnr PmvM.i tnr
establishment of new roads throuirh pri
vate property,
Ain ay, Nance Provide public
rouils ntmll not be vacated or chanuod
without consent of a majority of the vot
er llviiiK within two mile; eliminate
imn-appllcatlon of this to roads having a
url'lKo oyer ly fcot In lenrttli,
326. Norton, Polk Itulatlnir tp elec
tion publlHhlnif proposed amondment to
constitution.
328. Fllmncri nnininltl.m innn.n.i,i
$1,000 for omergenoy use of railway com
mission. 330. Hwansoii 11 ml Kchwni. A.1,1. .......
ponaltle to violation of law KovernlnK
of pool and billiard halls.
332. Peterson. TjmniiMinr t,.i.. .....
proprlatlon mid create commlslaon to
Improvo conditions of blind.
330. ltelMChlcU find Pnrklii.mi 11.-
Ulre state conservation commission to
imui rvu rccuru oi wen ouiunni; in No
Iirrf 'in
urn- 'ia.
3Lf. HtiinniH, Bcottsbluff nolatcs
Issuance of Koneral fund warrant
IrrlKiitlon dlstrlcta.
to
hy
3. Tliomas, unx liutto Make It a
misdemeanor to leave rmtrm nimn nn nrl.
vato property.
mi, Mas, Harpy Appropriate $8,000
for repairs at state fish hatchery and
for now fish car.
342. Hoffmelnter, Chaso Holates to
property bcquostN to orphan asylums
maintained hy national fratomal order In
this ntnto.
344. Nehltt, and Kooli Ten-cent
bounty for kllllnit pocket Ropher.
n3nnn ,'nn.0.uniy 1 M ApproprlatoB
ID. 000 for aid Of BOUthWfiBt Nnlil-n.ln fili
al Mnywood.
Sao. L'nuidocK. Dourtlas Provides for
....1.1 buiiuui loiiBuinK courses in state nor
mal.
301. Nelson. Doncla l rnvl.l.n lltn
any person owlnrt from $50 to $1,000 may
provldo for Bradunl payment of dohts hy
ll.tltl,- .I,... ..l.l. ....... 1. 1. . I . A
nha "" iiiuniuipin court 111 uni"
359. Krtes, Howard Fixes hotel real.
StriltlOn frO Oil tUlnl Of llllinllf.p nf rnn..1u
3C0. Krles. Howard Provides for as
sessinent of power plant where main
I'Hiiii in ii'iiitiuu.
305. LlKKott. Hewanl Provides for fit
lllll Of roitorts hv Inanmnn. mi.l. .....
!)Pjb'lnr for license, on their past rec-
$.?.nno ?,?rbna,,.orfli?Ti'l"-Appropr,ne-
ii2t8,r '""r'". nc.1 ,0 mnnnd chnpter
i?lt if BfHf on 1ws nf Nohraskii for
.in, iiviiik nui'imn mi itev seii Htatutes
of Nebraska for 1913, rclatlnn o tho
enitth of tlnie school snail .a tiuiKht and
to repeal said original section and 0 di
claro an nmerKenoy.
3.77. Dorsey, IVanklln Makes county
trwiMirer county fiscal nirent. tou"y
383. Car HhortiiKC Committee Joint
reso u Ion urnlnrf conBress to collide! In
terstato commerce commission to give
relief In car shortage.
387. Dotifflnn Pminiu n.i.ti
?iZ!.S?mm.iX ' r'mad.'bill ,'or
390. Peterson and PlaosburgVandat
Max i1 nl Mcftanto to r m
tn. Cef 'Khmr him'pfmxm to
eb frMD a j ) adtoof awaM
toe 4vrfr MrotoM iwer)n r
Stat. '--rir fru ) .if -
im rfctoae to OK 'ru
trMM xJ rtoMtmrr VaMat-
toc ww-)Jto T t'rto wTi'r of
rmt u o4 fvVi tor rrft of
ton vUkmm atoustm to
ato f inoM. Diwaali fiwiliia aHr-
teAVtt crt ammH am mala aartola tow
44rL W!i. wit raa aiaiii la
U-jt'Jmm T rtaam
44M. .Nfg -MHItoasr tor eoauety or-
twt to lissal to ram mm etmnrx
i atflaram. loaru Mast-BVatotea to
toac taw
42. K'carajL rjattoalalf Aw atoassat
to lrrlc'ua awr.
i'rvrmUm mmwm caatosuay Mr lMM-
mat. If
fftmr,
rnkaia (toaatm
to rat-
Mr .a 'J
a ton
rtrto.
41, Ta,tor
aaa Karton VmHm atl
W la la aecorue wttli
aaal fl
Oarmnwi XrfHJ tmemmmtm4tbtm
4to. Tar tor. Car T " raatl ajr x toarfM
tf artr;'!r ajto mtHm.
444. Ximto fUtotl nt; to for
(tarai )r-vafe cmpaatoa.
Hietiar4 OU laas urttofi tot MQ
4W. At,t CommtUmm Ktaratottoa of
pHaat t)ptojrrual acrada
4t1. 'rliia Baar4 ot control shall hare
pttfumr naaw aJB laatltationaJ ka4a
444). Ktooafeanc Ijancaator Apoarl
asaa tW to to a4r of Botwrt Sexrtt. for
mtr Mi f'rd tome lemaUr.
434. Larreaator Couuty Urleratton
Rtote o aabate sdiola af Llnoola.
4H. PMrraoa. tjutcmmUer Rtal-e to
regtotra?un of aradntt
Vt. yxtsnmn Prtntdtrng. twat na fraa
td)toe rUfbt to streets ana alleys aaa bo
aestoffed try ar.
Wi. Peturrson Aproartatea UM ter
saartary dUrtrtct of lUaeata for beaeflU
to sale fans.
S91. Petraon ReteUag to iatonrrban
rattwa I ivorjKfmtkm.
M1. (Horn, ValhT Make food eomrnis
rito.r Wl roiaial lorter.
bit. AnAntm, itffi Trovi4ea that
fmjf la ca of raoaacy for United
mat'- rnator aaay All by appointment
617. Oa4raaui and others ProrWe
far paymcne by tba atate of aH ball and
tonfi damaafea.
SS6. Howard, Doaeias HutotlnK to tbo
parworial intory to ewptoyea of state of
Xebraaka.
'j!7. Rlckard Robitlag to eaiariea of
coaoty suprinterMienU.
Vm9. Thomas. Box Botte ProrJdlni;
far the investigation and prevention of
Oree and provluing additional dntloa far
tfce fit eonimlaiaonor,
47. Trumbull. Hbrrmn lrtdlrrg the
rtal into alx districts and tb employ.
Mnt of an Inspector of weights and
meaiura In each district, fixing the com.
potMnMon at H a day and traveling ex
pen.
648. Kwaneon, Cray Providing that tha
irtsarance board snail not laatie any
Itoenso to any Inaaranee company until
it baa comptlad with the law relating to
uniform bU.Dk forms.
641. Kwanaon (by request) Providing
that all fees received from Insurance
com punt shall be placed by the state
treaai. rr into the general fund account.
661. Defoe. Johnson Providing that
any one entering any building armed
with a dangerous weapon to be used to
held up prson shall be sentenced to
from twenty yoars to life.
MO. Alnlay. Merrick (by request) iso
lating to association organized for the
purpose of raising money to be loaned
among members.
73. Hopkins, Douglas Adds three as
sistant probation omcers in umntia.
683. Irsldlgh, Otoe Itelatlng to finan
cial conduct of school districts,
68. Ollis, Valley To provide- for tho
re-dlstrictlng of all school districts, and
provide for necessary surveys,
697, Ollis, Valley Itegulatlng the sal
of agricultural seed.
ilflls. Lancaster Excepting as
sessment associations from the law re
quiring a deposit of all Investment se
curities with Insurance board.
60S. Peterson, Lancaster Itelatlng to
improvement of streets and alleys In Lin.
coin.
608. Kulta, Kurnas Eliminating tho
ten dollar permit charge collected under
present law from retail dealer for Imi
tation butter and cheese.
629. Good, Nemaha Appropriates $2,
000 for relief of Lettle May Wiser.
681. Anderson, IJoyd Amends puro
food law relating to oercentnue of nlco.
bol contained In articles.
645. Peterson, Lancaster Modifies law
regulating sale of securities under Blue
Hky Law.
668. Thomaa et al. Provides for state
publicist.
683. Taylor, Custer Amend school dis
trict law.
691. Hates, Cheyenne Appropriates
$10,000 for Irrigation experiments. -
697. Hughes and P.egan Appropriates
$31,400 for land ut Norfolk hospital.
701. IJulla, Douglas Kcgulates sole of
antl-hog cholera serum,
702. -Ilulla, Douglas Provides for
treatment of lice Infected cattle.
703. Hunt, Hallno Provides for ac
quirement of land for cemetery purposes.
717. Finance, Ways and Means Com
mittee, by request of Board of Control
Appropriation for buildings at the follow
ing Institutions: Addition to hospital
building, etc., Beatrice Institute for
feeble-minded youth, $C3.000; cattle barn,
etc., girls' Industrial school at Geneva, $7,
0001 boiler house and now machinery,
soldier' and sailor' home. Grand Island,
$10,820; Improvement Ingleslde hospital,
$20,000; Improvement state Industrial
school. Kearney, $3,000; tubercular hot
Pltal. Kearney, $20,000: Nebraska hospital
for Insane, Lincoln, $143,000; orthopedla
hospital. Lincoln. 19.000: utnte
tlary, $41,300; Nebraska Industrial homo,
Milford, $10,274; soldiers' home, Mllford,
$3,000; Norfolk Insano asylum, $117,000;
Nebraska school for deaf, Omaha, $0,000;
home for dependent children, Lincoln,
$2,000.
.rl2'. Andersen, Hoyd Appropriation
$00,000 to Htate penitentiary.
in. noao uommittee Meets require
ments of federal aid road fund appropria
tion. 729. Hughes and Radkn Provldou fnr
exerclso of power of eminent domain for
purpose of securing library sites.
730. Neff. KllOX Dollru-s llnim fnr nnh.
llo school grounds.
731. KQegun. Douclaa Increnanii nnl.irv
of Douglas county assessor to S4.000 a
year.
750, Uroillll. Holt Prnvldfd fnr ntir.
chase of county supplies in open market,
703. . Harris lllld Iloatntlnr Aimrnnrl.
ntes $14,000 for jiurchuse of land at Btata
luunruuiar noHpiiai.
7C8. Htoams, Bcottsbluff Changes tlmo
of payment und rate ot payment of bonds
of Irrigation ditches.
7t). NW'UrtlB. Bcottsbluff ProvldnH fnr
WUtlir SUSlleilalOllH Whom Irrlirntlnn tnv
milium uiiiaui lor iwo years or more,
iiu. oioarna. ricoiiHiuurr llohites to
irunnier property in irrigation ditches.
771. Biennis,, Bcottsbluft Authorlxos
Irrigation district boards to borrow funds
on imyiiionis to tnu united Hint oh.
793. Joint Prohibition Committee
I'roiuoiuon mil.
7B4. ADDrourlatlona for anlnrlnn nt tn
oltlccrs,
780. Ilelsohlck, Cnuldock. Orcenwalt,
HorCmelntor. 1-uller. Ollis. Gnnd. pnt.mnn
Cronln and Mears Atinronrlnt Inn fnr llin
wurront oxpenses of tho state government
mm iium;uiiaiiruus item ror the yoars
ending March 31, 1018, and March 31, 1919.
and declaring un emergency.
790. Commit! r nn ninlma nn.i T-i.n.
clenoles Appropriation for the payment
of miscellaneous Items of lndebtednosa
niislng from claims and owing to tho
stato of Nebraska and to declare an
emergency.
797. Fries Appropriation for mlscel
laimoiiM Items.
798. Itichmond, Douglas Authoring
the board of county commissioners In
counties having 150,000 population to sell
land or lot for tho purpose of securing
funds to orect a noor linn
-T9.?' 'ft. .th? Ooyornor To vnlldate and
- .-i"".l,l,D "anno lanu or Neuraska.
BOO. IIV thn flllVfrnnr An nn, ,n n
vhlp for the promotion for vocational edu-
in ia;uriiiico witn an act of con
grass,
801. Governor Navllln xrnbinn. nn
proprlatlon for thn purchase of medals
L.?,rrom'ier? ?f .the Nebraska National
2' u woumnnB an emergency.
.1 ,Jenl Making on appropriation
v., uo ci.ciio 01 illumination and main
tenance of Nebraska Nntlonal guanls nnd
all Other retrlmnnta nn.l inrt. . w , ' I
crulted organised or moblilxed within the
"in, "... i'v.v'y1" emergency.
803. "A bill for nn nnf n
thin 31(10 Of t ho ho v la ml R I nil 1 f nU
nnd to repeal said original section aa now
existing."
GOVERNMENT LIS
PERPETUAL CLOSED SEAJM OH
DOVC8 AND QUAIL
LATE HEVSJFROM CAPITOL
Items of General Interett Gathered
from Reliable Ssurcet Around the
State House
Western Newapsp.r Uaton Tfewr gerrite.
Tkt is1statare repealed tha opsfl
aeasloti on quail and dovea, pro-
bibitd sprtna; shooting of dacki and ,
gee anri chaaxad the opn sftaon
for nrairia chicken and snipe. No
change was mcd in the Optra rea
son for Oak. 8. I'. 113, introduced
by Senator Adams ot Dawes, was
the rahlcle utd for making tbew
changes. It contained a provision
repealing the open season for quail
nod doves 1 is said the bill jow
contains no tnmtlon of an open ejn
son on plovrr. As thesxi birds may ;
be considered game birds, they are
probably protected the year thru by
the provisions of the bill applying to !
game birds.
The bills makes the state law con
form to government regulations in re
gard to the shooting of ducks and
geese and other water fowl. The old
state law permitted the shooting of
ducks and geese from September 1
to April 6. The new law permits
shooting of these birds from Septem
ber 16 to December 81. The bill
contains an emergency clause and is
now in force.
The open season for snipe was
formerly from September 1 to May
1. It Is now from September 16 to
December 31, the same as the duck
season.
The quail season was formerly
from November 1 to November 15.
This has been repealed and so has
the open season on dovos and plover
from July 15 to August 31. Sena
tor Sawyer of Lancaster offered the
amendment which closed the season
on doves.
The prairie chicken season, which
was formerly from September 1 to
November 30, is changed so that
hunters may try their luck from
September 15 to November 15.
The open season for trout not less
than eight Inches long remains the
same, from April 1 to October 1.
Tho open season for bass not less
than eight Inches long and all other
fish protected by law remains tho
samo as before, from April 1 to
November 15.
The open seasons now are as fol
lows:
Ducks and geese September 15
and ending December 31.
Snipe September 16 and ending
December 31.
Chickens and grouse September
15 and ending November 15.
Trout April 1 and ending October
Bass nnd other fish April 1 and
ending November 15.
No open season on quail or doves,
swans, white crane, Chinese pheas
ants or any other game bird im
ported for propagation.
The old law permitting the seining
of fish during June, July, August nnd
September on licenses Issued by tho
chief gamo warden has been changed
somewhat. Tho game warden is
glvei. discretionary power to issue
sctnlug licenses for the taking of
buffalo, carp a,nd gar with seines of
two-Inch mesh. The gamo warden
will probably decline to issue such
licenses.
The seining law is amended in
ono important respect. It no longer
permits tho seining of catfish.
Section 2679 of tho statutes, relat
ing to unlawful possession or sale of
gamo birds and fish, has been amend
cd so that it is qulto plain that cat
fish may bo sold. For several yoai3
tho law has permitted tho salo of
catfish, but gamo wardens have en
doavored to conceal tho fact .frora
tho public by omitting tho provisions
from tho gamo laws printed for gen
eral circulation.
Two Institutions Consolidate
. Dr. V. H. Crutcher, who has been
appointed superintendent of tho home
for dependent children and the Ortho
pedic hospital, under tho now plan ot
consolidation of managements of tho
two institutions by tho board of con
trol, has taken charge.
Dr, Crutchor was formerly em
ployed at tho Hastings asylum.
Mrs. Donbrook, matron of tho
Orthopedic hospital, will serve as
matron ot both institutions and Mrs.
Olllo Erasler ot Staplohurst becomea
supervisor ot tho children's home.
The board has announced that, ex
cept In extrome cases, It will aban
don tho policy ot going out In tho
state and bringing children to the
homo who havo been committed by
tho courts. Tho counties will bo ex
pected to bring tho children In thore
by effecting a material saving of
stato fundB.
Profossors Punsley nnd Skinner cf
tho collcgo of agriculture of the Uni
versity of Nebraska hold a confer
ence with tho members ot the South
Omaha Live Stock Exchango regard
ing ways and means of increasing
tho production of llvo stock and othor
tod products. Both of theso gentle
men nro taking a most activo part
in tho agricultural and llvo stock
dovolopment of tho stato and as the
exchange Is vitally Interested in all
matters having to do with tho pros
perity ot the farmers and stock
crowcrs.
STATE APPROPRIATIONS
Mew Special Levies fer University,.
Inttitetiers and Roads
ApprcprtatrOM made by tn 1917
NVbraska legislator sltorw aa ia-
rease of approximately two ad a.
half billHM dollar over Ummm of the
precedinv blennlvai. aad wfH total
in the neighbor bood of elrrea atft
Moiu. Trie direct approprtattos to
be raited br taxation aggregate a.
li'tle mote tha WJH4, and a boat
(14),S more kas been prorMed
through the approprialioa of eash
lands, fee and ob(-r receipts of"
different Instltut'cnt, departments,
board and commissions.
During 117 and 1918, eight special
levies of state taxes authorized hy
ibis and preceding legislatures will
be made, totalling about 9& mills.
This caeumes that the general faml
levy will require nearly, if not quite,
the maximum of mills which the
law allows. The total appropriations
to be met out of that fund are J4,-
tfc0,OS9. and the other levies are
calculated to yield 14,735,800 during:
the two years, from an aggrogate tax.
rate ot 4.68 mills.
In the 1915-16 biennium, the gross
sum realized from all stato levies
wa 17,273,701, or $2,442,000 less than
wLat the legislature that just ad
ourned has appropriated from direct
taxation.
The other $1,300,000 expended in.
the last two ycarr was miscellaneous
receipts of the various institutions
(known as "cash funds"), fees and-
ether receipts collected by state of
ficers, boards and commissions, and-
money coming from the Dnlted States
government for the support of the
state university and its branches.
In this computation no account Is-
taken of the semi-annual school ap
portionments, amounting to $700,000
a year, more or less, which are de
rived from investments ot the perma
nent school fund and rentals of state-
school lands.
State Auditor Smith has prepared
the following table, showing what
tho appropriations made by the re
cent legislature amount to, and for
what purposes they were authorized.
From the General Fund
II. R.
Amount
28 Legislative lncldantals...$
20.000.00
108.000.00
so.ooooe
20,000.00
05,767.39-
15.770.00
6.000.00 3.000.00
50,000.00
1,500.00
6,000.00
6,000.0O
15.000.00'
346.14k
4.000.00'
1,500.00'
29
74
Legislative salaries
Hog barn,
Old soldiers to Vlcksburg
Board of Control, den
cloncies Supreme Court Commis
sion salaries
Nat'l Guard emergency..
Mildred Honkk. relief...
Foot and Mouth Disease
It. It. Commission, spe
cial Investigation
Improvements to Gretna
Fish Hatchery
Maywood Fair
Fish Car
158
208
232
233
ISC
302
32S
341
34C
300
490 It. W. Scott, relief
496 Bessey Memorial Fund.
committee
Sanitary District No. 1,
E00
Xxincastcr county
629
Belief of
Wiser ..
Lettle
May
2,000.00.
5,000.00
091
Irrigation Experiments..
Purchase of land, hos
pital for Insane, Nor
folk Industries at penitentiary
Purchase land Tubercu
losis hospital
Prohibition
Salaries bill
697
12.000.00
50,000.00'
12.500.04-50,000.00-
720
7S3
793
734
795
79G
SUi;,4hU.0U-
General maintenance hill 5 317 tin nn-
Clalma and deflclancles. 31.782.19
Claims and deficiencies. 48,702.38
Aid for vocational educa
tion 21,000.01
Medals Nebraska Nation
al Guards l,000.0t '
Mobilization and main
tenance Nebraska Na
tional Guards 100,000.01'
797
800
801
802
Total $4,980,088,61-
From Special Levies,
In computing the amount these levlei-
Will mlRO rllirlrtr. t V. .. . . . n . .
assessed valuation of the state is estl-
"i- iuu,uuu,iiuo ror each year, nn
increase of $5,000,000 over 1916. The
levies are:
It. It.
169 Normal school tax, 85-100
Amount
or 1 ml
858,500.00'
202,000.00-
mine niu Dnage, z-10 of
nnA mill
206 State UnlveVsVty" tax.' i
, id-iuu mills
207 University special build-
1,167,500.00'
iiik xuiiu, iD-iou of one
717 Board of 'control YmpVoVe: 7B7'500-0&'
ments. 48-100 of ono
722 HMfi ViV : 484,80O.OO
' starte, ald road fund,
60-IOO of one mill 665,500.00-
Total special levies 4.68
rrw'V3 $1.735.800.00-
Total general fund 4.980.088.68-
Grand total ..
.$9,715,888.68
Some of tho county superintendents
of Nebraska aro making a special ef
fort to havo a good exhibit at tho
stato fair. Among other things con
templated, and in fact already being
arranged for, is an exhibit of a minia
ture ideal consolidated rural school
r.nd grounds. It will consist of a
ten-acro plot together with teacher
age, athletic grounds, gardens, school
houso and everything that goes to
make up an ideal school in tho open,
country,
Registration Breaks Record
For tho first time in her history
tho registration at Nebraska Uni
versity has passed 5,000, totalling
5,405, May 1, according to figures
given out by Miss Florenco McGahey,
acting registrar. Tho net Increase
for tho past year Is 579. Of the total
number of students, 3,141 nro men
nnd 2,264 are women. Half tho num
ber are in tho froshmen class or
the arts and science college, with a.
total of 2.51M, 1,227 men and 1,357
women. Two women are registoredt
In the college of law.
Wholcsalo and retail druggists who
desire to buy and sell alcohol must
apply to tho governor for a permit.
Twenty days before doing so, how
ever, they must file with tho county
Judge notlco of their intention to
make such application. If thoro is
no protest tho county judge shall so
certify to tho govornor, who will
grant tho permit. Any person desir
ing, however, may fllo a protest and'
a bearing will be had before tho coun
ty judge. If ho decides against the
appllcant tho latter may .ippeal to
the district court