TIIE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, FKBlilfAUY 4, l!ir.
Nebraska
DEMOCRATS REEF
WAREHOUSE SAILS
Provide Committee from House and
Senate to Draw Up Bill to Meet
Campaign Fledge.
MAST SUGGESTIONS ARE MADE
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN. Feb. S (Special Telegram.)
Instating that every democrat In the
legislature was bound to voto for a
publlo warehouse bill In order to carry
out the party pledge, M. L. Corey of
Clay Center, chairman of the last demo
cratic state convention, addressed the
agricultural committee of the senate this
evening. "Even If you can aee no merits
In the bill, you must vote for It," said
the speaker.
This was the second public hearing on
the bill before the senate committee and
resulted In an agreement on motion of
Shuman that a committee should be ap
pointed to confer with a house commit
tee and draw up a new bill which would
give the democrats a chance to keep
their party pledge without sacrificing too
much of tholr conscience.
B. P. Test of Omaha read a plan which
he believed was a suocess.
Senator Beal thought certain parties
were anxious to stir up opposition.
. J. W. Shorthlll. secretary of tb4 Farm
ers' Grain and Live Stock asoclation,
and Charles Wooster of Silver Creek op
posed the bill.
After-Hour License '
, Sought by Chambers
irrera a oia.ii uorresponaeni.)
LINCOLN, Feb. i.-Epeclal.)-Uy the
paying of a special license of $300 an
r.ually, Chamber of Douglas would al
low cafea and - hotels of Omaha to sell
liquor until 12 o'clock midnight each
week day, and proposes such an. amend
ment to the 8 o'clock law In H. R, 486,
filed Wednesday morning.
The bill provides for licensing these
places only In cities of 100,000 population
or over and adds the extra, license fee
for the privilege of dpeartlng four hours
each day.
Dafoe of Johnson, would amend the
liquor laws of the state and refuse to
allow grape wine to be sold in quanti
ties of less than one-gallon without tak
ing out a license. He -proposes In H. R.
4! the elimination of that clause from
the state law.
BOX BUTTE COUNTY WILL
EMPLOY DEMONSTRATOR
ALLIANCE. Neb., Feb. 8.-i-(Spvclal.)-At
the close of the. campaign for a farm
demonstrator for Box Butte county $1,612
was raised, $812 belag given by the, busi
ness men. The government also furnishes
$1,200- each year and the Burlington $200
toward this work, and at a mass meeting
held yesterday at the court house 11 was
voted to employ a demonstrator for Box
Butte county. v Nebraska has eight of
these, demonstrators. Box Butte county
nuvln& the third county in western Ne
braska to employ one. The .Alliance Com
mercial club was 'given a Vote of thanks
by the farmers for the efficient . help
given them, and the organization starts
out with 200 members.
Falrbary News Notes.
FAIRBURY, Neb.. Feb. 3.-(SpeclaJ.)
The Rock Island operating officials at
this point have appointed Edward Worthy
as chief olerk to Division Superintendent
W. O. Sheahan, succeeding O. H. Bu
chanan, resigned. Mr. Worthy has been
employed as division accountant at this
point for several years. .
Traffic on . the railroads through this
place is becoming normal again after the
storm. The St. Joseph & Urand Island
railroad suffered the worst tleup, as no
trains were operated from Sunday eve
ning to Wednesday morning. ,
On aocount of a rush of ' business on
the Nebraska division a number of loco
motive firemen have been promoted to
be engineers. They include C. E. Raney,
George C. Sutherland, Euston Hall, A. G.
Schults and George B. Wylle.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Cole and children
of this city have departed for Memphis,
Tenn., to speVid a couple of months in
the hope of (recuperating the former's
health. .
Two Feet of w at West Foist.
WEST POINT. Neb.. Feb. -(Special.)
The weather, which on Sunday was
rain, snow and sleet, developed during
Sunday night into an old-fashioned heavy
snowstorm with a strong northwest wind.
Over two feet of snow has fallen and is
badly drifted. Railway travel is sus
pended and telephone and telegraph
service Is badly demoralised. The temper
ature Is comparatively mild. The storm
has been particularly severe on stock.
Davis la V'lrarlala.
LINCOLN, Feb. t (fpeclaD F. M.
Xavls, first commissioner of public lands
and buildings in. the stite .of Nebraska,
Is now at Winchester, Va., where he la
superintendent of the United States na
tional cemetery. He held the Nebraska
office from 1877 to 1S80.
I
Hall to Slater's Bedside.
LINCOLN. Feb. .-Special.) Railway
Commissioner T. L, Hall has gone to
Hamburg. Ia., to be at the bedside of
his sister. Miss Carama Hall, who is sick
with pneumonia.
RUSSIAN GIRL FIGHTS
IN NINETEEN BATTLES
MOSCOW, Feb. $.-Via Petrog'rad and
London) Among the wounded who have
arrived in Moscow from the front is Alga
Kraallnikoff. a girl of II years. After
taking part in nineteen battles in Poland,
sha was wounded In the foot.
The girl enlisted under a man's name
and this deception has just been dis
covered. The cross of St. George, fourth
' degree, has been awarded to her.
M ister lsssla Work.
Ia summer the work of eliminating
poisons and acids from the blood is
helped by perspiration. In cold weather,
with little outdoor work or exercise to
causa sweating, the kidneys have to do
double work. Foley Kidney Pills help
overworked, weak and diseased kidneys
to filter and east out of the blood the
waste matter that causes pains in sides
or back, rheumatism, lumbago, stiffness
of Joints, sore muscles and other ills re
sulting from improper elimination. Sold
by all dealers everywhere. Advertlse
laeat. -
New Bills Introduced at Lincoln on
llosse Ralls.
11 R. 473. Ilunier l'ermits Judges and
members or th bar to voto preferentially
on the Jurtlciary.
H. K. 4 'llohetto Appropriates $7,MV
for the pm chase it land at the Hastings
asylum.
it. U. 475. Water Power Committee De
fine Hater power corporations and enacts
romprenensive law regulating such cor
porations. H, It. 4.8. Revenue Commute Provides
for ' new method of taxing sleeping car
companies.
11. K. 477, Bronme Amends corrupt
practice act to allow canuiuates for stais
ofilces to spend more money.
H. 11. 478, Richmond and Broome Pro
vides for tne publication of iersnal tax
Ikits In newa.perB.
H. R, 4i, Uroome Provides for de
struction of wnives and coyotes.
H. R. 4)), lilausei Amtnas blue sky
law.
H. R. 4S1. Biauser Authorise the levy
of a tax lor muHc and amuaement tund
by villages, towns and cklea.
II. R. 2, Harriott and Nichols Amends
law governing the drawing of juries.
II. R. 4SJ, Peterson Authorises super
visors and county commissioners to lay
out and cont.:rtici paved or gravel roads.
H. R. 4S4. Peterson Allows stockholder
of a corporation to take acknowledge
ments ot Inxtrumcnta promulgated by that
corporation.
H. II. 40, Barrett Provides for the re
duction ot telephone rates In South
Omaha.
H. It 41. Chambers Allows cafes and
hotels In Omaha to sell liquor until mid
night. 1. R. 4T7, Negley Provides that Omaha
city commission ha power to constrtlfi
sidewalks along boulevards.
H. K. 4ka, Nutzman Prohibits duplica
tion of state banks In communities
deemed by the state banking binrd to be
sufficiently supplied.
H. R. 4N. Tlbbetts-Allows district
Judges and Judges of the supreme court
to tun for congress and 1 ruled States
senator while holding office.
11. R. 4f, Barrett Allows county treas
urer to puhliHh delinquent tax list In for
eign newspapers at one-half to two-thirds
regular legal rate.
H. K. ifl. Judiciary Oommltt e-AboHeh-ln
demurrers and simplifying court pro
cedure. lJiKPaJe: Cou"t Delegation-Appropriates
ty.tioo for the purchase of addi
tional land to the feeble-minded Institute.
H. R. 4W. Nelson-Prohibits the use and
of age 8U'"' to mlnor under 18 years
H. It 4M. Anderson Memorialising con
fir .1. to ub"rit an amendment providing
for the direct vote of the people ffcreH-
wntiJBd .VJ .PW'nt. withoutilitet
ventlon of the electoral college.
Anderson-Appropriates for
tne use of a temporary school fund 90
ii ct,nt.r? a. Icvy for teachers wages,
h i .' Dfoe Repeals that part of
i1'quK.r law llow"8 rape wine to be
sold without a license.
tionEnirYa
JS-Sy ho'.pXirpondenc of '"m" "f
H. H. , Committee on State Instltu
r?.1,r.vdependent and neglected
School rce,v care 'rl8' Industrial
tlinJif Comm'tt State Institu
MniMaJes new law relative to the ap
UhOonsr'Haldm"""0n 0t Pat,ent '
tl,I,nii:-h,1COmmltte on 8tats Institu
nitrTi"2?ln.5 "V"110, o Hastings hos
H SS0 H"P'tl 'or the Insane.
NehfTw EBrl" nai" of b"nd nstitute to
Nebraska School for the Blind.
VJf Committee on State Instltu
larB.ai ma,e female chil
dren tinder 21 to be minors.
. CommitUe on State Instltu-
;,i?sPr?v'deB for employment of con
victs at the atntA nihUiinil.. .. i
direction of the Board of 3onroi "
, ' vw. i-ommittee on State Institu
tionsChange law iniunliiir -ml l
of Inmates to the. feeble-minded Institute.
."it" . lt. -miee on istate lnstltu-
iiS- T9h.anie" law wernlng the admis
sion of inmatea to th rMhiI i
pltal.
lil'-iu504, c,m,nlttee on State Instltu.
lions Chan it ea law mvtrnin. k. -,i
M'i'fi wymen.to the InauBtrial homo at
plbyment in this state of an rmed body
tlons"61 private, persons w corpora
1. R. 508. CammlltM ai.i.'
tions Changes laws governing admission
of Inmates to Nebraska- Homo for De
pendent Children.
H. R. 609, committee on Suite Institu
tions Allows the admission of delinquent
and dependent boys to Industrial school
at Kearney.
H. R. 510, Committee oa'futo Institu
tionsAuthorizes boards - of control to
grant good time to trusty convicts era
ployed outside the walls.
H. R. ell, Rudisill Denominates rail
road depot facilities as nubile market
and provide for their regulation.
H. R. 612, Rleschlck Prohibits removal
or disinterment of dead bodies save from
aoanaonen cemeteries. In such cases
public officials may provide for the re
moval of same to newly established ceme
teries.
H. R. 513. Rlesch Irk Relates to road
overseer law and requires reports by
such official in book form. ,
H. R. 514, Lanlgan Requires counties to
pay the cost of transporting piisnncra to
state penitentiary and returning fugi
tives from justice.
H. R. 51. Dalbey Appropriates $3,001
for the purchase of lots adjoining the
governor's mansion.
II. R. 516. Neff Prohibits school boards
from Increasing levies fixed by voters.
H. R. 517. Liggett Provides for election
of county superintendents by , school
ooaras ot tne county.
H. R. 51S, Parkinson Provides county
aid for agricultural societies.
II. It 519, Horenson Makes more drastic
provisions . relative to . acknowledgements
to real estate titles.
H. It bJO. Hunter Changes law gov
erning the return of summons.
H. R. 521. Hunter Changes law rela
tive to. the time in which party must ap
pear before a Justice of the peace. .
H. R. 522. Fulls Makes uttering of any
false or malicious libel a crime punish
able as written libel. "
H. R. 523. Naylor Provides that pre
cinct assessors shall not receive pay until
they nave ruea tne required statistics
before the State Board of Agriculture.
H. R. 624, Hunter Exempts Huanish
war veterans from taxation and provides
for relief fund applying to them.
H. R. 623. Hunter Provides penalties
for destruction or injury to railroad prop
erty. H.. R. 52S, Hunter Provides for the
punifhment of persons who shall destroy
telephone or telegraph property.
H. -R. 527, Hunter Antl-buckct shop
bill.
H. R. 528, Hunter Enjoins persons or
firms from aiding or abetting the oper
ating ot bucket shops.
H. R, 629, Osterman Authorizes mu
nicipalities or counties to grant franchises
for construction of all kinds of public
utilities service.
H. R. 530, Hunter Giving railway train
conductors police authority to suppress
disorderly conduct. v
fl. It 531, Hunter Gives railway yard
masters police authority. '
1 H. R. 6&. Hunter Allows sheriffs 40
cents per day for prisoners feeding where
there are more than 100 prisoners con
fined in the county jail.
H. R. 633, Hunter Companion bill re
lating to the feeding of prisoners.
H. R. M4. Miner Increases passenger
rates to $4 cents per mile in the state of
Nebraska.
H. it 536, Miner Relates to trespass
on railway rigru-of-wey.
II. R 36. Miner Making the duty of a
land owner to keep all gales and openings
closed when not in use.
11. H. 637. Miner Prohibits shippers
from attempting false billing or false
classification of freight
H. R. &3. Miner Provides for pension
for surviving widow ot any deceasel pub
llo officer.
H. R. 639. Richmond Changes appoint
ment of secretary of banking Doara to
the board Instead of the governor. '
H. R. 540, Lancaster County Delegation
A i ,.M. m t . n nn.inluirv nnl.B vnirnt h.1
Brought In the county court wnere tne
principal maker resides or may ba found.
H. K. Mi. isegiey i-roviaa tor aaver-
Using ( caucuses for selection of dele
sates to county conventions.
H. R.' 642, Negley Changes law relating
to filing of petitions for divorce.
If. it 641, Negley Makes all territory
outside of Omaha one county commta-
Monersblp dtaukt and require election
ot other four commissioners in districts
of Omaha.
H it. Ml ' Lunifre. a Requires street
railway company to pay post of paving
elghteen-lnch space outside of rails In
addition to space between rails.
H. It 64f Druesedow Compels contest
ants for state office to file bond with the
secretary of state.
H. It 54. Lanlgan Appropriates $126,0n0
for erection of state library and supreme
court building.
H. It 647 Provides for the election of
county attorney in all counties in the
state.
H. It fv4R, lAncaster Delegation, Except
Foster Prevents the selling or giving
away of street csr transfers.
H. It 6. cans and Vnamuers Changes
compensation of members of . county
boards In counties between 10,000 and 15.
00J inhabitants.
H. R. 500, Barker Defines a legal news
paper. H. R. ST.1. Fults-Affldavlts not relating
to depositions may be sworn to before any
notaiy public, even thocgli he be an at
torney Interested Jn the case.
II. K. 6n2, Kults Does away with sal
aries Of clerks of the district court.
H. R. 553, Renter Appropriates the Sum
of tl.kQ.tM for drainage assessment of
school land In Otoe rounty.
H. It 6ii4. Trumbull l-evles a gross
Premium tax on all Insurance companies
doing business In the state.
H. R. 655, Druesedow and Larsen Eight
hour laboring day for employes on all
public works.
11. R. 53, Larsen County commission
ers' Jail feeding bill for Douglas county.
H. it 567, Larsen Forbidding barber
work on Sunday.
H. R. 6W, Cronln Gross earnings tax for
exprcua i kmii Hiiii-a.
H. R. 6S, Larsen Makes county clerk
of Douglas county cx-offlcio count
comptroller.
II. It 5H0, Sterns Amends law relatlvo
to the stealing of water from irrigation
ditches.
H. R. 5fil, Fries Proposed constitutional
amendment aliow ng state to develop
its water power resources.
H. R. 52. Fries Regulates charges for
hay and grain at stock yards operating
In the state.
H. R 5KS, Fries Allow sale of liquor
for medicinal purposes only upon pre
scription of duly licensed physician.
H. R. 564, Chambers Provides for Joint
construction and Joint use of Jails by
Douglas county and city of Omuha.
H. It 565, Howard Regulatea collection
agents and agencies and provides for
their licensing.
11. It 566, Trumbull Provides for re
moval of appointees or employes of
Omaha Water district bv a majority vote,
of the full board and for undue activity
In partisan politics, ana provides further
that members of the board and" Its' gen
eral manager are disqualified from elec
tion or appointment to any public oil ice
during the period for which they are.
serving the water district.
H. R. 667, Matteson and Foster Consol
idates salllon registration board and live
stock sanitary board.
H. R. 668, Blaugcr Requires full crew
for light engines.
II. It. 669, Fester and Richmond Al
lows the state lauor commissioner to ap
point not exceeding four factory in
spectors at a salary of 11.50 per day and
expenses.
It. R. 569, Howard Forbids the sale of
liquor on the grounds of the Union Stock
Yards of Omaha.
H. R. 570, Broome and Foster Regula
tions concerning the storage of gasoline
and subjects Farmers' Mutual to the
fire commissioner's tax. .
H. R. 671. Meredith and Liggett
Eugenics law. providing an examination
before a physician before issuance of a
license to wed.
H. R. 672. Hoatettler and Harris Pro
vides an appropriation of $2,800 to buy
land for tuberculosis hospital. Emergency
clause.
H. R. 573. RJescheck Permits owners nt
adjacent lands to prepare for protection
of their lands. Emergency clause.
H. R. 674, Rlescheck Appropriation of
$713 for the relief of C, F. Buchhols.
Emergency clause.
it. H. 675. livnek Ten-cent bnuntv from
the state for the killing of each crow.
it. it b.6, KudlHlll APDfoDrtatea 1LO0O
to the university regents for experiments
In killing pocket gophen
H. R. 677, Ulauser Puts the control of
rates of municipal public utilities under
the control of the tStato Railway com
mission. H. it 678. Brant Reeulatea automobile
license tees accurdmu. tu horwnnwer
from $! to $5. Emergency clause.
it 6,. Hornby Fixes maximum
commission for the sale of live stock
at stock yards, 48 cents for cattle per
ntTBu,- cents ior cejves.
11. It 6.S0. llornbv Sale of live stock
In lots of tan or less, must be accom
panied by a bill of sale.
It R. 681. Trumbull Llauor licenses
M)ust be printed in English' newspapers
to l designated by the licensing board,
andmakes an exception In the case of
ootiin umnna. .Emergency clause.
H. R. 682. Woodhurat Antl-dlHcrlmlna-
tion Insurance bills, similar to the Howell
Dill in the senate.
R. R. 583. Nichols Provides countv
licenses for auctioneers and fur bundina
each in the sum of $1,000.
H. R. 684. Wood hurst Requires motor
vehicles to come to a full ston before
crossing a railway track.
it. it i.,iggett Compulsory attend
ance at nubile schools of all children
of legal school age, .n place of , those
under u years or age.
it. it t. Miner State Railway com
mission may determine the terms on
which any railway company 'or electric
line may cross another such line.
It R. 687, DrueaedowA-In oontemut nro-
ccedlngs the Information must be signed
by the county attorney.
H. K. 688, Druesedow Prohibits direc
tors of mutual insurance companies from
noiaing other offices in the company at
the salary of more then $500, and pro
vides for the election of directors by
ballot.
H. R. 689, Relfenrath Banks shall not
be liable for payment of forged checks
unless notified within one year.
it. it ts. Keirenritn Banks may par
money to a minor depositor unless notice
to the contrary by parents or guardian.
H. R. 601, Trumbull Puts farmers'
mutual stock Insurance companies under
the tax of the fire commissioner's depart
ment and makes the act retroactive
to 1911.
II. R. lot. Fries Petition of ten reel-
dents shall make compulsory the repair
of certain roads or bridges.
it. It .Reynolds of Lincoln-Water
power companies must give bond for the
construction of she plant within the
legal time and pay an annual tax of
one-fourth' of 1 per -cent of" gross
earnings.
H. R. 694. Negley Requires a conduc
tor on every light engine, no matter
wnnre it may r in operation.
H. R. 5flf, Parrlott-Judlclsl reform bill.
1L R. bit,. Negley Repeals the present
law relating to gas franchises In the city
of Omaha. ,
H. R. 697,- Negley-A- Jury . verdict la
sufficient to establish the right of an
illegitimate child as an heir. 1
H. ' R. 5DS, Patterson Provides for the
appointment of a public utilities eomnilsi
slon; salary $10 per day for 60 days. ,
H. R. iU3, Foster and Retsner A re
vision of the regulations of the live
stock sanitary board. ,
H.-It &. llelsner Public utilities must
have a certificate of publlo neceueity from
ire state railway commission before th?y
Can make extensions.
H. R. 6tl, Reianer Repeals prohibition
of common labor on Sunday and puts a
penalty upon all-kinds of i-iinday labor.
Including the keeping open of stores; tor
tus baae hall on Memorial Sunday,
H. R. mi. Judiciary Committee Su
premo court shall appoint a commission
to Investigate "crooked'' lawyers.
H. R. 603. Harris KlecWs at an annual
school meeting may deelrto whether the
building can be used for other than school
purposes; decision binding on the board.
II. R. 604, Reisner Provides for an op
tional recreation system lor municipali
ties. JI. R. 60S. Neff Appropriates $6,000 for
exploring for gold and coal at bloom
field. Neb.
R. R. tiOi Matteson The secretary of
the state banking board shall be ap
pointed for four years and shall be re
moved by the governor only alter a heat
ing. 11. R. 807. by the Judiciary Committee.
Parriott, Chairman hupreme court may
reverse and order a retrial only on the
Issues affected by error.
H. R. m. by the Judiciary Committee.
Parriott. Chairman Relieves attorneys
from putting constant objections into
the record
H. R. 60. Parriott Permits the issu
ance of bench warrants by a district
judge where offenses are believed to have
been or are about to be committed.
II. R. 610. Parriott. Chairman ot Judi
ciary Committee Makes mandatory upon
the court t investigate bribery and per
jury or evi.lence of such, the county at
torney to file complaint
IL It iil, Parriott. Chairman, ef Judi
the Last Day
ciary Committee The party pleading
fslse allegations . shall le taert rea
sonable expenses by the court In con
sequence thereof.
H. R. '612. Parriott. Chairman of the
Judiciary Committee Attorneys need not
repeat objections to a line of questioning
offer once being overruled.
H. It U. Parriott. Chairman of the
Judiciary Committee One bond shall be
mfficiont for any extemporary county
Judge or series of ludges.
H. R. 14. Druesedow Itinerant peddler
law -hall apply to those selling hy sample
lor immediate or future delivery.
If. R. 16. Richmond Provides for state
lax commission to take place of state
board of equalisation. Three members
and $2,500 per rar to serve six years and
a clerk at $1.?00 per vear.
II. H. 6ti Foster Appropriate $15,000 for
a poultry department at tne state Term.
H. R. W7, Richmond Provides for a
boiler Inspector at Omaha who must' be
a practical Inspector of ten years' experi
ence. , .
H. It '618. Lundgren Tlttn Insurance
companies need not deposit securities
with the Insuranre board.
H. R. fil. Palmer Increases salary, of
deputy county treasurer In counties hav
ing 14O.0H0 Inhabitants to $2,500 instead of
$1. per year, t
II. R. J0. Mockett Repeals the Miller
set of 1wh. which prohibited lilgh school
fraternities.
H. R. l. Jackson ami Mockett Fixes
offices and employes of legislature and
limits their-salaries.
H. R. 622. Mattnsnn, Regan. Korff and
Van Deusen Authorises the Incorporation
of co-operation rural credit bunks and
puts them under the regulation of the
tat banking board.
H. R. 623. Mockett Forbids consolida
tion of corpora t lone which are found br
railway commission to he competitor's
and provides that capital - Stock of any
consolidated corporation shall not exceed
the sura of capital storks ot consolidating
roJIes. . . ,
vast Bills.
'S. F. ail, Lahners of Thayer Authorizes
Incorporated villages, etc., to levy a tax
of not more than 1 mill for music and
amusement fund. Emergency.
8. F. 212, Buhrman of Howard Allows
executor of deceased saloon keeper to
sell Intoxicants under the license for bal
ance of term. -
S. F. 213. Huhrman-Prohlblts wholesale
dealers In liquor from allowing llnuor
to be retailed and drank on the premises.
S F. 214, Mattes of Otoe Repeals the
law relating to annual report of corpora
tions and fees. ' .
s. F, 215, , Mattes Requires post six
Inches in diameter painted white to be
plaeed at end of each i road culvert and
amends section a7.
f. F. 216, Splrk of Saline Provides for
ascertaining the amount of freight due
at destination In carload lots,-and penalty
for collection of more than- amount due.
y. ' F. 217. Dodge of 'Douglas-Requires
publication of liquor licenses in paper
having general circulation In the county,
or If one or more dally papers of general
circulation may-be published In either.
S. F. 218. Brookley of Clay Provides
that telephone calls originating and ter
minating in the same county charge can
not be more than 10 cents-for each call
of three minutes, and gives railway com
mission power to determine reasonable
ness or unreasonableness of such rates.
8. F. 219, Bygland of Boone Provides
for summoning of grand and petit Juries
by mailing copy-of summons by regis
tered mall. Emergency.
S. F. 220, Grace of Harlan Provides
that listing of streets and alley partially
vacated for the benefit of railroads shall
be made by railway company, amending
section R376.
. F. 221. Grace Makes it trtilawful for
any railroad to run a train between a
depot and another train from which pas
sengers are alighting or boarding wjthoia
a flagman. ....
8. P. 222. Grace Allows damages In per
sonal Injury cases for the loss of society,
mental pain, suffering and agony.
S. F. 33, Kohl and Splrk Joint reso
lution petitioning congress to equalize the
Union Pacific right-of-way through Ne
braska. 8. F.- K4. Mattes-Provides that pre
cinct assessors shall list value and assess
separately every ' building or Imprdve
ment on real estate, i
8. F. 225. Saunders of Douglas Provides
for resurfacing of paved streets .In
Omaha,
s. r. 326. Wilson of Dodge Increases
the state fees for notarial commissions
from $1 to $5. '
6. F. 227, Wilson Provides funds for
public srnuseniQnts in parks In cities be
tween 5,000 and 26,000.
B. F. 228, WMion Defines the ' term
"week" in reference to the publication
of legal notices. . '
S. F. 229, Saunders Provides that im
pairment .of the capital stock of domestle
stock Insurance companies may be made
good by reduction of outstanding capital
stock by majority, vote of the .stockhold
ers S. F. 230, Mallery or Box . Butte Pro
vides penalty for false billing or - false
weighing of. railroad and. express ship
ments.
B. F. 231,: Mallery Provides that twenty-five
taxpayers may have 'an election
called for establishment of a county li
brary. ' . '
8. F. 232. Dodge Establishes ' a state
Replacing Coffee?
People are waking up to the harmful effects of the powerful dniff caffeine
in coffee,' .which poisons the system, often resulting in nervousness, heart flutter,
headache, biliousness and many other ills and discomforts.
The pure food- drink, Postum, is absolutely drug-free made only of the choic
est wheat and a bit of wholesome molasses. It contains no caffeine or other harm
ful elements.
If you tloubt that coffee hurts you, a sure test is to leave- it off for 10 days and
use Postum. It's an easy change, too, for Postum tastes much like the mild, high
grade .Tavas. As the coffee-drug is eliminated from your system, your own feel
ings will suggost Postum and better health.
.
Postum comes in two forms: Regular Postum must be boiled, 15c and 25c
packages; Instant Postum soluble form, made in the cup with hot water Inatantly,
30c and 50e tins. . -
Both kinds 'are equally delicious, and the cost per cup is about the same.
free employment bureau and regulate
private employment agenclea.
8. F. IV, Mnllery Makes trespassing
on railroad right-of-way a misdemeanor.
8. F. Z.i. Henry of Colfax Provide for
trial of cases In order, of tnelr priority.
8. F. . Henry Abolishes demurrers
to Pleadings In civil actions.
8. F. IX Henry neqnires district
iudges to hold rule sessions fifteen days
efore the first day of each court term,
when all motions and objections shall tie
heard,
8. F. 237. Henry and Wilson of Dodge
Mnkes It a misdemeanor for any teacher
to be a member of any organisation which
seeks to impose any extra statutory reg
ulations upon the qualifications or eli
gibility of any teacher.
8. F. 238, Henry Limits time In which
objections to pleadlnas can he made.
a F. 239, Mallery For a constitutional
amendment ti provide a scale of Indem
nities for personal Injuries under direc
tion ot the stale commission In lieu of
court actions
8. F. 24, Howell of Douglas Extends
Omaha police pension to widows of any
deceased officer.
F. 241, Howell Provides for the con
solidation of school districts In imiaha
and adjacent cities If latter are consoli
dated. M V Hi linden nf Cedar Forbids state
railway commission allowing a rate, higher
man tne maximum iixea oy me legisla
ture. 8. F. 343, Wink Provides for the dis
tribution of surplus Irrigation waters.
8. F. 244, Wink IVrmlts telephone, tel
egraph or electric companies to secure
right-of-way by eminent i domain for
poles -k.
8. F. !4.-i. Wink Regulates use of seep
age water.
8. F. 246, Mallery Compels land own
era to keen sates adiolntruz railroad right-
of-way closed.
8. F. 247. Kclchel or rsemana ciinu
llshes small debtors' court In cities.
8. F. 24. Pillar of Butler Provides
that nominees of more than one political
party must file statement of atfiilutlon
to but one party.
8. F. 24. Weesner of Webster Regu
lates sheriff's fees. , .
S. F. ', Wilson of Frontier Regulates
withdrawals of fraternal societies from
national organizations.
g. p. 2.M, yulnhy of Douglas Repeals
sections of Omaha charter relating to
gas companies and franchises.
8. F, 252, (juliibv Amendment to con
stitution .giving cltlea and towns homo
rule In matters of taxation.
8 F. 253, Qulnbv Limits all public
service franchises to twenty-five years.
8. F. 2.'4, Bedford of Douglas Permits
Omaha city council to order pavement of
any main thoroughfare leading out of
the city. , ,
8. F. 255. Bedford-Makes It unlawful
txr h. hmiril of control ot university re
gents to employ as architect or superin
tendent ot construction any iniuu ..v
resident of Nebraska. Emergency.
8 F. 256, Bedford Provides for revok
Ing of contracts for the sale of real es-
tagfV. 257, Weesner Provides for election
of county commissioners by districts.
F 8 258, Pillar Establishes a state sys
teni of sickness and death benefits tinder
direction of state Insurance commissioner.
8 F. 369, Brookley of Clayrtegmaiee
Issue of school warrants In cities ot the
second class. Emergency. 1
8 F. 2. Krumbach of Folk-Provides
for the officers and employes of the leg
islature and limits number to sixty for
" 8h F.0USHl". Beal of Custer-Atithorlies
special levy for hydrant fund In cities of
the second class. ...
B F 262, Shumway of Dixon Author
ized cities of the first class to issue au
ditorium bonds.
8 F. 263. Saunders of Douglas and
Bushee of Klmball-Jolnt resolution peti
tioning congress to psss legislation for
the prevention of floods In the Mlssls-
"'sP,l.ft24? ' Wilson of Frontier provides
for service by publication on foreign in
surance companies that have no agencies
in this state.
S. F. 265. Sandall of York at Request of
Revenue and Taxation CommissionCre
ates a state tax commission aim uuimii
the State Brmrd of. Equalization.
8. F. 306, Wilson of Frontier Requires
a certificate of publlo necessity and con
venience from the State Railway com
mission to construct, operate or extend
any public utility. . ,
8. F. 267, Mattes of Otoe Enlarges
powers of attorney general. .
8. F. 268, Mallery of Box Butte Estab
lishes clusslfied civil senlce for state
employes.
8. F. 29. Henry of Colfax Provides
that county assessors shall assess alt
property.
8. F. 270. Henry of Colfax Taxes In
vestment stock In building and loan as
sociations. '
. S F. 271. Henry of Colfax Provides for
the lessening of delay In litigation.
H. F. 272. Gates of Sarpy Prohibits all
aliens from acquiring title to land- In Ne
braska. 8. F. 273. Henry of Colfax Repeals the
Smith mortgage tax law.
8. F. 274. Mallery of Box Butte Pro
vides for the commission form of gov
ernment In counties.
8. F. 27B, Gates of Sarpy Regulates
votmg of proxies by stockholders of do
mestic, companies.
S. F. ys, Henry of Colfax Provides foe
deposit and property In storage.
B. F. Z77, Mallery or nox iiuni mnnr.
Ices courts of equity to enioin inallciour
publication of libelous matter.
8. F. 278. Mallery of Box Butte Relate-
fT arV rT" iTLFf
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"There's a Reason"
for POSTUM
Sold by Grocers everywhere.
to powers of cities of the second class
In n-gsrd to paving ard sldnwnlks.
8. K. 279, Henry of Colfax-Provtdeg for
the nonpartisan election ot county as
sessors, 8. F. 'FA Qulnby of Douglss-Joint reso
lution proposing a constitutional conven
tion. S. F. 2S1, Msttea of Otoe Provides tbst
suits on written contracts must be
brought In counties where the principal
signer resides.
8. F. 2, Spencer of Gage Provides
that delegates to a national convention
shall IndUate their preference for presi
dent and pledge themselves to vote for
such choice In the national convention.
8. F. 2K3, Doilgn of IHiuglas Prisoners
sentenced to prison for life after ten
years shnll be subject to parole.
8. F. r4, Msttes of Otoe There shall
be no Joint liability save as partners of
people running saloons
s. K. :.Hj, I odge Joint resolution for
the short ballot reform.
8. F. 2.-, Renl-Creation of state agri
cultural activities hoard.
8. F. SS7. Pillar Double fares for street
railway companies for transportation of
persons between nny two towns.
8. F. 288. Klerhrl Pnlawful for Hie Ini
Mirance companies or their agent to dis
pose of promissory notes received In
payment for policies.
8. F.-SS9. Kleehel Authorizes 'drainage
districts to refund excess funds on hant
pro rata among members.
8. F. 290, Wilson of Dodge (by request)
Requires com rentes and corporations to
pav employes twice a month.
8. F. l. Wilson Salaries of city offi
cials of cities of 5.000 to ai.flno population
increase salarv of mayor from $' to $
ot year and eouncllmen from $2ii to $.00.
S. F. 212, Wink Makes the use of water
for power purposes secondary to use for
Irrigation purposes.
8 F. S3, Wink-Narrowing channels of
the Platte and North Platte rivers.
8. F. 294, Weesner thy request Mini
mum wage bill.
8. F. &, Wilson of Frontier Gives sec
retaries of the State Board of Healtn
general supervision and control over san
itation of the state.
8. F. 296. Wink Prohibits sale of any
petlroleum products auch as gasoline that
liaa a spectflo grsvlty of less than 64 de
gress. Throst ana Las TroaMes.
Quickly helped by Dr. King's New Dis
covery. In uso over forty years. Every
home should keep a bottle for emergen
cies. All druggists. Advertisement.
ii ,
Washington Affairs
A bill to incorporate the Boy Scouts of
America under a federal charter was
favorahly reported by the house judiciary
committee.
Efforts to reopen the North Pole con
troversy In congress were squelched In
the house education committee, which
voted to proceed no further with resolu
tions for that purpose.
The third annual convention of the
Chamber of Commerce of the United
States will open today, with about 600
representative businessmen attending.
The program includes addresses by Presi
dent Wilson and Secretary Bryan.
President Wilson advised the senate
that the secretary of state held that It
would not be compatible with the publlo
Interest to make public correspondence
between the United States and British
governments regarding the letter's action
In declaring turpentine and rosin contra
band of war.
Representatives of farmers organisa
tions met and organized the "Rural Credit
League of America." A resolution was
sdopted requesting the appointment by
congress of a Joint subcommittee to hold
hearings on such personal rural credit
bills as may be presented by persona hav
ing sufficient authoritative backing.
Various bills to strengthen the pure
food laws, the McKellar bill, to regulate
cold storage and the administration to
supply lapses in the commodities clause
of the interstate commerce law, developed
in court decisions, were put over to the
next session In the house because of the
Eressure of other legislation to be handled
efore March 4,
Secretary Daniels sent to the house a
report of a special board of naval of
ficers expressing the opinion that the
navy's preparedness for war would be
Jeopardized by the Hohson amendment to
the pending naval appropriation bill, for
bidding the purchase ot twelve or four-tcen-lnch
armor piercing shells, unless It
la demonstrated that they ran pierce ten-
Inch armor at 13,ooo yards. -
Foreign trade from January S to Jan
uary 30. through thirteen principal cus
toms ports, wntcn handle approximately
86 per cent of the nation's export business,
netted a balance In favor of the United
Statea ot $111,133,888, exceeding all records
for any one month. The total exports
for the four weeks, January S to January
80, was $238,67.0M. The Imports were
$107,440,208.
Representatives of labor organizations
and railroads appeared before the senate
Interstate commerce committee, the for
mer to advocate and the latter to oppose
pending amendments to the hours of serv
ice and boiler Inspection laws. The
amendments would fix a minimum pen
alty of $iu for violation of the law for
bidding the working of railroad employes
longer thsn sixteen consecutive hours,
snd extend federal Inspection of boilers
to the. entire locomotive.
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