Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 4, 1909, Page 17

THE OM New Laws for Nebraska Epitomized for the People (Continued from Bighth Page.) pensation of examiners shall be ha boatd fat nct more (1 ruliropd fare and ex of the fees. Certific does not glve to the prescribe or use druge of disease, . H. R. 151, by Bowman of olls—Ma. Ing It unlawful for any ‘mph.,r..rkw'.h,[}.'.}.",, to_discharge an emplove in an effort to |:‘f‘|lrll.\lll‘" nr:~ |\“I; Penalty $1% fine or imprisonment in the county or thir lln')'/l ;,‘r both. unty jail for thirty 42, by McVicker of Dodge ny treawirer of a political committee must be. fore Ylection file with the county clerk fif. teen days before election all campaign contribuitions amounting to $85 or over and also In case @ number of smaller sums f this sum, the: also be publi i penalty is provides F. 58, :by Ollls of Valley—Stock trains ) branch lines of 128 miles in length shall travel fourteen miles an hour. When the train s less than six cars in length, the rallroad may dosignate three days in a week as stock shipping days. A combina- tlon conch, with toilet rooms shall be fur- nished shippers of stock Rallroad em- playes must keep shippers informed how long the train stops at stations, must call the trains before departure and pilot the passerigers to the train, which must not leave' from a point further than half a mile from the waiting room 8. F. 9. by Wiltse of Cedar—Railroads must settle claims T loss &r damage to property in shipment of overcharge for freight within sixty dgys If shipment is wholly within the state or ninety days if shipment Is iInterstate. If not adjusted within that time\ common carriers are lable to 7 per cent interest-am the claims and @ reasonable attorney's fee, to be fixed by the court, If suit 1s brought and judgment rendered does not exceed the tender of the rallrond company, attorney's fees cannot be recovered H. R. 9%, by Boelts of Merrick—Roads that ‘have been in use ten years shall b, declared public highways and shell no be vacated without consent of a majority of the voters residing within two miles of tho read uot living in any city or incerpor- Ated town or village and the bill does not Apply 10 & road With & bridge or sixty fect ong. | H. R. %, by Sunk of Hall-Bulldings of more than two stories, includs very hotal, boarding house, store house, tenc ment” bullding, public’ building, public or private Institution, office or store bullding, school house, theater, publie hall, place of asserablage or public resort more than two stories high ana containing above ground =puce for ‘the occupancy of fifteen porsons or more shall be equipped with fire esc chuteg o toboggans, and such . shall be cquipped with fire pipe at least three inche# in diameter to fit the appliances of the fife department In the eity. The labor ;mmlissioner shall inapect the places com- !« under the act at least once a year, the iinses to come out of the general appro- priation for the labor commissioners de- partment H. R fixed n $15 a day 1o he paid out from sald hoa:d copath the right to n the (reatment by Bastman of Franklin—On petition of not less than one-fourth of the legal ‘voters the county board shall submit al a general or special election a proposi- tlon for the levy of ap annual tax of not over b mills on the dollar for the erectior of new eourt houses, jails, or other public buildings. The tax shall not continue for more than five years. ¥ H. R. 6, by Taylor of York—The county board shall divide the county Into road districts, except In citles and villages. In no case shall one road distriot be In two voting precincts or townships in counties unden township organization. If additional road : distriets are formed, the county [ hoard shall appoint road overscers, but the existing overseers shall serve until thelr terma_exgire. H. R. 102, by West of Hall—Widows and dependent ohildren of cmployes of rail- roads dying in the service may recelve free trangportation from raliroads. H. 246, by McVicker of Dod, town_board shall consist of the the thwn glerk and the justice af the peace recelying the highest number of votes at the election If there is more than one. H. R. #7. by Griffin of Burt—The county hoard shali furnish supplies for the office, including 'wtwthorory= to - 4he . -county . surs veyor. H. 4 BWI' h) —8Balaries of sifévere e - T £,000, MOT Dware §LO0: . 6,000 £0-A0,000. :l.m 16,000 to 20,000, $1,600; 20,000 to 25,000, §1.760; 005 to 35,000, $2.000; 36,000 to 50,000, 32,300; 50,000 +0 106,000, 835001 aven 100.000, $4,000. H. 'R. 8, by .Letdlgh of Otpe—Clerk supreme’ court and office farce placed salary as follows, out of fees: Reporter and clerk,. $2.600; deputy reporter, $2.500; asalstant ‘reporeer, $1,900; second assistant reparter, - $1,000;. deputy .clerk, $2,600; two axslatant . colerks,. $1,00 each; ~deput Ibrarian, . $1,000, stenographer, - $840; clerk | permitted. to-amploy exira help to got out transoripts. 4o United States supreme oourt, Must deposit all fees In the state treasury Tn addition the elerk is-allowed $1,600 un- der the constitution. 8. F. 7, by Banning of Cass—Reelprocal demurrage bitl, - Shipments must 0 for- vard at the-rate of fifty miles anch twen- ty-foup Mours except live stock shipments. For fallire ‘to meet this requirement rail: road companies shall pay to the consignes $1 per car per day oh'all carload lats. ‘In Jesa than carload lots rafiroads shall pay not more thun 1 cent per hundred pounds per day, or fraetion thereof, with minimum B cents, s dMmhages, together with alt other Ademiages thi nay rewult. In comiputing the time of treight In transit, there shall be allowed twenty-four hours at each-point where ' trhnéferring ‘from ohe road te an- ather is lnvh(vnfi‘ Wt division ‘and junction points, wihlte oar of shipment s res quired fo b chphged to another train; and an additional twenty-four hours on all coss wejghed .in transit and carioad ship- menhts shall nat be ocorsidered tendered to the .rgllzoads .until lorded. Rullroad com- ponies must notify corsignee twenty four hours after asrival of frolght, giving the frelghl chagges due; when requested by coneignee shall algo state {he welght, ‘na- ture of the.shipment, polnt of arigin, name of consigner, and when In carload lots, the number gnd injtials of or_oars and if transferred in transit, the number and initials ‘of the car or _ears in_ which orighmutle: shdpped, when sueh information 18 noted on*the hilling. Penalty, $1 car for \¢ ‘detwy -or fraction: thereof, and 1 «"’w‘nm.\»d ‘pounds. -When shipping irstrilotidng _afe noted on the billing, it SRl UG sufficlent to glve-metice: m ac- rdafce with said instruetion. Notlee: of time. of ‘entry inte the state must be given on Interstate ‘shinmenta Rallroade shall put_loaded cars in an accessible place for PRIDE OF OMAHA “'Flour The ‘future “of your ~bay and’ your if1 depend® upon the chila's dist. It g vead that bullds maniy. boys. but it fsn't every-byead that can do it. Bread made from Updike's PRIDE OF Q /1A ." Fiour » " %he" most ‘nutritious bread in the Porli® T grain for this flovr 4y miiled #0 he-gredtest possible amount ol R el Bulidtng materia! re- mains. Not only that, but e finsst grain. in: the. world la collected and ta- oupmil} by U managers of it elovators. This “way the best our olyk imes. Lo us. No otler mill has b R e §1.66 per sack "all grocers| | name i | m; | terminate | defendant Emer | Fmeps | called unloading within wirival, twenty-fou computing from 1 & day following nalty, $1 per car per dny. Where ear is partially unloaded and Immediately relcaded, time fs allowed Ferty-cight hours given for the disposition of conl cars and twenty-four hours for all T cars, twenty-four hours frce time als lowed for reswitching to minor railronds or industrial plants, in addition to regu lar time allowed for switching. loading or unioading. Cars contsining pounds have thirty-six heu and unloading and sixty hour more than 60,000 Penalty $1 per day. If shipper does ‘not begin to tme, rallroads may c and cnllect interfere, suit brought. Sun legal hollday not counted. Declared to be supplementa to rallway commission act, though it re peals all acts of the rallway commission that confliets. H R § hours after m. of the for loading for cars of elament in the by Shoemaker of Dopglas— Jeint resolution for a constitutional amend- | ment providing that foreigners who fall to take out thelr second papers after (lve years whall be denicd the right of fran- chise. H. R 32, by McVicker of Dodge—Ct the cost of loc of ditehes med by construetion. 1t then levy of single vear permits on lande benefited, they may isaue draincge bonds, mot cver § per cent {n- tercst, not to run longer than fifteen vears. Propeety owners may pay out full pesesament before same falls due. Bonds hot . to deed the benefits ass Refers to_dounty drainage of swamp lands. H. R. 13, by Bowman of Nuckolls—Owners of swine dying of. disease shall burn the carcas within forty-eight hours. Penalty $10 fine. Road overseer o file compla H. R 160, by may be ured ourt vacation nade. H. R. 19, by Raper of Pawnee—County ‘ommissioners upon o petition of five free 10ldsrs In a precinot or municipality mark &raven of velerans of the oivil war with metal markers. H. R. 3%, by Pool of Johnson—State Board of Health whall designaté hospitals to care, for indignent consumptives who are cur- able. County Jjudge on hearing shall ap prove applieatfon for admission and county board shall send applicant to such hospital and pay expenses Including board. lodging q medical oare not to excoed 310 & week ment must be by modern method of vaceine therapy H. R. 147, by Scheele of SBeward—Where drainage ditch has been lajd through land belonging to other than party whose land {8 drained and has been in constant use for ten years. without legal attaek the rght of use shall be vested in owner of land drained. H. R 1, by Candidates for may Include inty tion by publication when proper in distriet showing is Humphrey of Lancaster— the legisiative nomination in_the applieation to following statements. If he does not ido. #0, his name shall not be denied a place on | the ballot. Statement No. 1= harehy state to the people of Nebraska as well ds to the people of my leglislative distr that during my term of office I will al- ways vote for the candidate for [inited States senator In congress who has - res ved the highest number of #hé peoples’ votes for that position at the genbral elecs tion next preceding the election of ~ the senator in congress without regard to my individual preference.” Btatement No. 3~ “During my term of office | shall consider the vote of the people for United States semator In congress as nothing more than a recommendation which T shall be at Iiberty to whelly disregard If the reason for doing so seems to me to be sufficlent.”’ ‘That part of the officlal primary ballot containing names of candidates for legis. . Bills-in Governor’s Hands These Bills Were Passed by the less than 0,000 | v dralne and | Bushee of Kimbail—Service | have | name go on primary ballet any one of the | TREVE" HAMITRIHY < ANME “have -printea: theeson immediately following the names of those candidates signing statement No. 1, the following words Promises to vote for peoples United States senator Following the names of those signing statement No. 2, shall be printed the fol- lowing Will not promise to vote for ehoice for United States senator.” H. R 13 by Taylor of York-County court may at any time after three year from appolntment of e or of adminii trator or before three vears have expired. {1t all debts and legacies have been pald, under direction of lega! representatives of decaen d or interested party der exec tor or administrator to file his final & count and make final wettlement Per- mita continuation of executor under a trust 8. F. M5 by not responsible for los notes, jewelry, stc., by | ceed $200. Guests may | rangements for keeping of which the per shall be if | pllity for limited w«s | Trurk and contents, §1i; vi tents, $50; each box bundle ge and ontents, $30; unles & _written consent to greater llability ha been entered Into. | After relation of guest and innkeeper has censed, property ie kept at risk of owner | Hotel keepers ahall have llen on baggage of guest, which shall be exempt from other ge In ninety ten day n cholce for peoples’ Hotel keepers are of money, bank guests not to ex: make special ar- bles upon e, Lias follows: and con- Bartos | attachment, and may sell ba | days after’ advertising sany | some to more than debt, th | be patd to county tr | may reclalm the same in three years. erson who shall ebtain boarding or |7 ng with Intent to defraud the hotel keeper | ghanl be fined not more than $200 or im prisonment in the county jail for not more than three montha. Evidence of fraud, | display by fal | wage, rerusal over amount shall urer and the owner Any or neglect to pay for such commodation on demand, &lving In pay- | paper which cannot he nagotiated, absconding without paying or offering to i pay. ®hall not apply where there has ®en an agreement In writing for delay in | payment for a period to exceed ten davs. | 8. F. 101, by Tanner of Douglag—South Omaha charte | 8. F. 152, by Miller of lLancaster—Permit- ting the regents whenever they may deem |t advisable, to cstablish a school of cfti- genship at the State university 8. F. 260, by Banning of Cass—The food | eommissioner shall have two drug and food inspecters and not to exceed four dairy | inspeators who shall recelve §3 & day for | theiv services to carry out the provisions of | the dalry Inspection act, ‘The present | ment Jaw {8 changed to provide for a test of milk | nd eream Shipments ut the shipping sta- | tians. Testers must take out a permit from the food commissioner and be in- | structed by him to use the Babcock test for milk used for commarcial pruposes. | Six-inch bottles may he used " { 8. F. 1%, by, Buhfman of Howards | Anmiends the Jaw' refating tb regulation of. soldiers’ ‘homes by providing veterans may ! pay a portiop of their hoard in the homés {1t desired and_the mmennt of the pension { they recelve shall net be taken info cons | sideration in the qualitications of a mem- | ber. The law specities that no rule of the | homes shall depriye any person a mem- ber of any. portion of = théir pension money. 8. F. 128, by Volpp .of | benetit associatjons may pay policy hold- apn 4t the wge 'of sevanty as an old age | benefit one-ienth of the ‘sum due at.the { time of thelr death as an annuity for ten [years provided “the same shull be taken | from the faoe of the policy. at death |8, ¥. e by Ransom of Douglas—Cor- | rects ,defect in Omaha charter bil by which' section relating to firemen's salaries | wag not repenled. H. R. IR, by Bushee of Kimball-Appro- priatipg $5,000 for an xperimental farm located west of the meridian, of Regents to have‘supervision H. K. 418, by Brown of Sherman—A thorizing the county of Sherman to pay §812 to. W. T. Gibson for bullding & bridse H. R 418, by Brown of thorising Sherman county to pay W. Gibson 3566 for bullding another bridge Dodge—Mutual Legislature, But Have Not Yot Been Acted Upon by the Govérmor, Who May 7 Bign,” Vet oF All6w 1o Become “Laws - Without Signatures 8. F. 100, by Donohoe of Helt—All supreme, district ‘and county Judges, - re wenta- of the university, state superiaiend- ent and county superintendents shall on, the ballot at the general election witi- out being nominated at the primaries and without ~party deslgnation = by petition which, in the case pf-the sypreme justice dnd’ sypreme judges, shall “contaln 5000 district judges and - other state -otrice 1,000 ‘names. In_ each. in- atance not more thay 50 names shall be from one county: Nonme of ‘the offjcers mentioned shal] be eligible to ‘run on any party ticket for-any oftice during the térm for which they have been elected 8 F. 100, by Ollls of Valley—Primary il H. R, 125, by Holmes of Douglas—Mayor of ‘Omaha shall” appoint. a fire warden, appreved. by .the fire and police board, ta ar. umphrey ‘of Lancaster— Legalizing the Nebvaska Corn Improvers' assaciation and appropriating $1,00 for the ubligrtion of M8 reports, "R, 8, by Whiaon ot Polk—Provides tor the calling of annual grand-jury unless the Judge:otherwise ordars. o ~H. R. 871, by Youns..of Madisan—Anbm- riates $18.000 far the completion of build- ings wiready begun at the Norfolk Insans asylum, “H. R. 188, by Taylor. of Quster—Land commissioner has sutharity “to appoint deputy state surveyors when application is made to him by parties desiring a survey ¢ jand, Parties making application pay the cost: H. R. 3. by auditor and seeretary the state printing board power (o appoint secretary H. R. 49, by Gioves ol Lanoaster—Gov ernor appoints board ef -secretaries of ‘the board of health, censisting of two mem- bers-of the regular school, one eelactic, one homeopathic physician H. R. 51, by Connolly of Douglas—Hus pand or father. who refuses Lo support Jils children and |8, conviated therepf may ive bond - for the support of .such, wife and children and secure hg releasy S. F. 8, by Randali of Madisop—~ plaintife in suits o digtrict courts, have power to designaie.in whai news: papers motices. by publication shall “he Printed. Same shall apply to publications in Matters of settlement of estates, ¥. 3%, by Raymond: of Soot{'s. Bluff— Provides for the publieation of the pfoceed- of ircigation distriot, boards. y F. 840, by Majors~The state shall pub- lgn the proveedings of the encampment of the Grand Army of -the- Republic In the officlal state records. They shall be made a part of the military archives of the state. 8 " Bates of Cass—Governar, of .stale constitute Governor has hall 335, by Brown of Lancaster—Inde- sentence - af shall appolat -a with the warden, board. Clerk of the governor physician. a lawyer, who. constitute a prison, board of charities and be the seerstary. Attorney and physielan shall be paid $10 a day when actuslly em ployed, Board shall establish rules whieh nrisonets may be paroled. No parole shall be granted unul the minimum te for his crimb’ has been served. All parc shall be spproved by the governor. before they shall be valid. Third termers cannot be patoled 8P Wl the by Hrown of Laneaster—An time after Jajpt lms been filed ir Justice ar cc ' against & husbund br parent for man-syppert of wife or child may be released upon ‘Eiving a {hely sapport. Limits the bond bond for { from $200 to" $1,000 & F. @8 by Gammill' of Frobtier—Per- mits villages and olgies to issue bouds for the canstruetion of electple or gusoline rafl- vogds. Emergency. &%, Wl Howgll of nuu'n the law .which ereated the off comptroller of Douglas county cumbent ghall retire January 1 ney ) by Kieln of Gage—Citie population may lskue bon $150,000 for ks. petition of Requires three-fIfth majority le carry 8. P. 38, by Banping of Cass—Rbad ev seers are authoriged to mow weeds pn » voad right-of-way when rafiroad 0 do it. Wages for man, 8 mower, $2 8. 1. §31, by Tibbets of Adams—Provides forelgn ~ covporations. eXpept INSUrANCH beneficiaries and railronds, 10 appoint an agent and file the name .with ‘the secre try of silte and with ‘the regisier of —Repeals of county Present in- 1,0, ot 5,50 5,00 not to exceed team, $1.50; | deeds in the county in which the principal &0 | convicted persons | shall | corrections 11 under | neglecis | place of business Is located. Seryi shall be secuted on sald ugent or the state audi- tor. Socretary of state shall charge a fee of %0 ror keeping record of such agent. Penalty 2 fine. Agents must be appointed within® thirty days. Emergency. 8. F. 122, by Randall of Madison—County depositories may guaranty county deposits with, farm. morigages or other securities equal to the deposits. 8. F. 117, by Randgll of Madison—State depositories may . deposit securiti for guaranty of siaie funds instead of giving surety bonds. B, F. 315, by Miller of postage or delivery stamps departme be perforated with the letiel of such stamps for gther thi ness shall be punishable by a fine of $% o _$100. 8. F. 23, by Wiltse of Cedar—Saloons shall close on primary day and on every day of the week in the state of Nebraska at'# o'clock p. m., and remain closed until ¢ o'clock in the morning. 8. F. 115, by Myers of rock—It shall be yulawful for any person to drain any natural - lake where the same is twenty acres in extent-at low stage or where the furtherance of figh oul would result by not doing so or where the hupting would be destroyed In a greater degrec than the benefit to agriculture would sult, unless by appiication to the Htate Board of Irrigation, the approval of which is necessary (without charge). Provision is ade for an appeal to the courts 8. F. 140, by Kandall of Madison—Plac Dakerios, confectioneries. canneri packing houses, slaughter quses, dairiea, creamerles, cheese factories, res- taurants, hotels, groceries, other apart- ents uged for the preparatign, sale or distribution of any fopd under the jurisdic- tlon of the Pure Food commission S, F. 174, by, Raymond of Scott's Bluff— Permits the condemnation of private Teser- volr sites when the same 18 for the pub- lic good for the purpose of thelr enlarge- ment 8. . 13, Permits frrigation Lancaster—All used n any hy Raymond af Scott's Bluff— uance of refunding bonda for distriots. Emergency. S, F. 3%, by Howell of Dougla fire, fire and marine. tornado. {dent, health. casualty flywheel, p bility. plate & hurglary, be surety or fidelity insurange companies place auy centract or pelley of Insurance on any property or perspns exceptt hrougn a legally authorized agent within the state | nrohibits agent frem paying commission. hrokerage or rebate on business written to any nonresident of the state or to anyone not authorized to do husiness in the state; prevents them from assuming Habllity by way of reinsurance. 8. F. 247. by Ravmond of Seott's Bluff- Provides for a report fram (rrigation dis- tricts to the State Board of Irrigation B ¥ 230 by Besse of Webster—Provided [ that irsigation boards mey arrangs for the extension of Jaterals and thelr construction {and may exercise their right of eminent domain 8 F. 2 by Miler of Lapcaster—8toek nsurance companies must deposit with th atate suditor =ecurities to the value o thelr nolieies not to execed $100,000. E. P, %Y by Miller 0of Lancaster—Creales 2 sehoal fop demepdent children In _the Home for the Friendless at Lincoln. Goy- appoints board of cantrol of three | members. devendent children of the fstate eligible to enter. Childpen are to be provided for at the home. Exoenses of transportaticn are be pald by the connty, Board has autherity to plaes children in homes and adont them. Board f control to he anpointed within thirty days. Members receive no pay except ex- ses when meetiag three times & year. S F. 2 by Biek f Otne—Provides that when a devosit Is ada in any hank in the naTees of 'Wa. aF wore persons. the same mav be pald to elther of Ivors i by Howell of Prevents the Dourias—Adding of coronw fo viewine bedy af per: srnossd 1o have died of unlawful e by sudcide ar ageldent. when na in Is veeded. %: and b cents mileage. ‘ar prmoving hody to morgue. 8 £ P 2% by Olts of Valley—Pr that mator cars. other than street waye, shail provide in the coach a smoks ing comvartment and toilet reom 8. F. 81, by, Randall of Madison—Making it unlawfil for any peyman 1o drink lquer on any Arain; duty of tralnmen such persan or an Intexieated person person gulliy of sueh is punighabie by a fine or & Jall sentépoe Nt to exceed tem te eject wepaper: If procesds of sale amount | e or fictitious show of bag- Board | to | narties or | viding | rail- | AHA SUNDAY BEE: APRIL dave RATway Commibaish to shforce act and rafiroads to post notices of the law in each coach. B F. 34, by Laverty of Saunders—Where ihe title to a dralnage diteh is vested the county the county may lay out a read elong the diteh. Petition 3!\! 1 must be flled with the county board by the majority of preperty ownerw along the propossd highway. 8 " by Fuller of Seward—Providing that the State Board of Kaualization ean- NOt_Inerease the aggregats assessment res turned by the county assessors unless, the honrd gives the ccunty officiald a hearing. €. F. 2. by Miller of Lancaster—Givin authority to strest rallway companies te extend thelr lines ten milos outslde of the eity limits, providing they can secure & Strest rallways may pu e interurbans not to exceed rve the suburba of o city Ransom of Douglas—Provid- of fees for district clerke ro | ten miles to 8. F. 1%, by ing a watem Emergency 8, F. 183, by Brown of Lancaster—Giving greater power to cities of the second class In the matter of forcing the building of permanent walks. H. R, 232 by Chese of Dawes—Appropriat- Ing $35,000 for a state normal schoel to be located In the Bixth congressional district H. R. 33 by Baker of ork—-The town | meeting shall he held on the first Tuesday {in Ma | H.R. M by Hospodsky of Saline~The | state ingtitution in ha shall he known | a8 the Nebraska Scliool for the Denf. H. R Brown of Laneaster—Creat | the office of fire commissioner. who sha | be the governor. He shall appcint th | deputies for a term o two years, one of | wi'ich shall be the chief and levote his en- {tire time to the office. Balary hief chief deputy. 82,00, and agsisiant 1500 a yeor. Tax lévied on fire Insurance com- panies to pay tac eost, equal to 1 per cent on gross premiums. The duties shall be to investigate the origin of fires. H. R. 19, by Pliger of 8 priates 80,000 ta buy for the staie the Nebraska Normal school at Wayne, eo of bufldings and a heating X d. under the diroetion of the 8tate Normal board, for a normal school. The college campus ecnsists of ten acres, H. 'R. 45, by Clark of Richardson—Ap- propriating 398,640 for the payment of sal- aries 1o state officiale and emploves. H, R. 816, by Committee on Deficlancles Defraying clalms. appropriations for state, |vm{udlnl $30,000 for bounties on wild ani- mals. H. R. 44, by Wilson of Polk—~Creatin hoard of three members. one of whom sha be the state auditor and two to be ap- pointed by the governor to license state accountants. Board shall prescriba rules | for examinations and those passing shail be entitied to use the letters C. P. A (certified public ecountant) fter the names. Members pf the Nebraska BState Association of Public Aecquntants shall be riified public aocountants. Penalty fine of 860 to 3300 or not over six months In fail. Emerganc . R 18, by Nettleton of Clav—Attorney general shall give opinions to all state off(- oers when the same are requested, County attorneys to aid the attorney general upon recuest H. R. 5%, by Snyder of Harlan—Miscel- laneous claims bills. H. R. 48, by Clark of Richardson—Ap- propriating $3,2,918 for current expenses of the state government for the biennium H. R. 38, by Wilson of Polk—Establishing maxunum rates for oil. Applies to residunm Toel il 'Ana. arude metroleum (n car lots, H. R. 48, by Smith of Cass—Requires the net ‘weight of contents to he stamped upon all fond packages put up b or - manufacturer except at products, canned corn, canned and preserved fruft Applies to lard, codoline or anything sold fl|l a substitute for lard. Permits bieached flour. H. R. 482 by Brodrock of Clay—Ap- propriates $50,000 for a bullding for tf Nebraska Instityte for the Deaf at Omakh H. R, 24, by Noyes of Cass—Open sea- son tor squirrels, October and Navember. Open seagon for fack snipes September 1§ to May 1 n season on plover July 1§ to ‘August 4. On ducks Beptember 16 Apri) 15, On prairie ehickens and grou October 1 to November 30. No open se son on quall, deves. swans. white crane. Open seasow on hass not less than eight inches June 1 to September 15 Trout not lees than elght _inches long April 1 to October 1. Carp, buffale, suckers catfish may be taken during June, July. August, September and Octaber, with seine of two-inch square mesh only in such waters as may be designated by the game ‘warden. H, R. 130. by Kraus—Authorizing persons or eorporations engaged in the. b | storing_mopds for profit, ta | house res ty on #0 vegulate (he issusnce, negotiation and trans. for af such receipts. Called the warehouse recolpts act. 8. F. M5, by Bartos of Baline— destraying ‘or Injuring the mechanisms of eloctric safety signals or stealing brasees from the journals of rallroad cara shall be subject to the penalties of the train wreeks {Ing act, and it death results from their deeds_they may be convicted af murder. 8. . 304 hy Brown of Lancaster—A vil- lage of 1500 population shall be ono school district and opme -under the pravisiops of the law new reiating tg incorporated places of the same sz 9. ¥ 134, by Ollls of Valle valuation blll." The Raliway shall have power.to asoertaln the physiea valuation of comman careiers. felegrapp telephane and express companies, and of the switehing department of sifok yards. ineluding the viaduets and pens for unioad ing stoek. The valup July 1, 1909, shall he determined, including all* actual property of whatever description, the companies own. Finalireport of the werk shall be made to the goveraor in the annual report I 1910. The cominigsion, with the cansent of the governor, shall appoint experts who all undertake the work. In the current expenses bill an appropriation .of 840,60 is made to carfy out the provisions. Emerg. ency. v §. F. 109, by Ollis of Valley—The pri- mary hallgt shall be aon t open. pian, with all tickets on one sheet, the voter to select the party in the booth, but. to vote only one e ballot shall be ro- tating by voting precincts, that the names shall be arranged In a different order in each voting precinct of a county. The date of the primary is fixed for the third ‘Tugsday in August H, R, 69, by Taylar of Custer—If @ gchool gdfstrict s not able to maintain nine months of schoel by tavying the full amount af the schoel levy end wih the gid of the entite atate weliool mon | the @istrict shall not be lable for thc tuition of puplis 1n free high scheals of the oounty H. R. 514. by Snyder of Harlan—Appli- tions for pardons made to th Vo Bor may not be made oftener than once & vear. H. R, 478, by Bygland of Roone—Re- peais law for hounty on wild animals H. R. 8, by Taylor af Custer—Damnges for laying out, alteration and vacafion of roads shall be paid out of the county gen- eral fund H. R. 414, by Connolly ef Lmu@ur'flu ton —Appre- dental secretaries of the Siate rd of Health may issue licenses to licentiates of otrer states having the same standards as Nebraska luws impose. H. R 84 by Henry of Holt—It shall he ny to sell or give away liquar te . either of full or mixed blood H. R. 171, by Gerdes of Richardson—The auditor must issue licenses to insurance | aments and shall have autharity the same for good and sufficlent H. R. p7%. by Ransom, on n @overnor—Common carriers service corparations may bonds and notes pavehle at & time more than & year distan( on the order of the Raliway commission when it shall be shown |the mame is reascrably vequired. Fuil | ty for hearings is given, The law there shall be no refunding of | indebtedness without permission and oy orations ehall not have the right te cayl- alize franchises. The capital in 8 me { or eenselidation shall not exeeed the papll of the consolidating companies. No con- t shall be capitalized and no hands shall be lssied 8 € any ooptraet for merger. A penalty of $,000 fine {8 imngsed and ofticers of corporations violating the law are made subject (o imprisonment for from one to ten years Vetoed by the Govern H. R. 8, by Gates of Sarpy—Permiun the establishmeni of & saloon within two and one-half miles of 3 military post toed. A 156 of the and publie issue stocks, ies e — New York Centrul Files -Olaj BUFFALO. N. Y. April 2.—A élaim tor 836 has been filed againet the United States government by the New tral lines to relmburse the disipfecting stock cars st Buffalo apd ather places during the catile quargns tine. The raliroad contends thai its yrs were found to contain ne § of the dizease rm [te dyspepsia, liver complalnis and kidwey troubles 18 needic Elgetrie Blfters ix he guaranteed ie Sie. For sale hy Eeaton Drug Ce. a wholesaler | to reveke | Ve- | Yok | rogd for 4, 1409, Supreme Oourt Syllabi 1344 M Inst Mutgan. Appeal from Webste: ffirmed. Rose, J 1. Where a petitfon to quiet iitle states that defendant has no intereat in the la: but_claims an unfounded dower interel therein, a reply alleging the claim is founded by reason of aefundant's dente does not introduce & new cause of action. 2 A defendant who submits his defensc to the court on lssues raiscd by the reply. without attacking It In any form. waives the objection that it Introduces & new o 3 gl’a“"” Gregory against Karr, 3 Neb Oh appeal from a decree in a suit, inst & widow to quiet piainuff's title | {0 land, her homestead interest cannot be | copsidered on & rocord which fajls to dis- | | close either by pleading or proof that the land had ever been occupled or claimed as a homestea 4. “Where & husband conveys tands in this state while his wife is a nonreeident thereof ahe has no dower Interest In the lands th | eonveyed.” Atkins against Atking, 1§ N 474, followed. . 6. Proof that & mi conaln, came to lived with her erward, concealed id m her for nine years, repr je man and col 4 In 188 to Kan his wife never | until after his in & finding | within the ed |and as such, move wiero he dled in 100 having lived In this stat death, held sufficient (o sus |that she was a nonresident meaning of the statue lmiting the dower tight of & woman \iving out of the state o lands in which her husband died, seized. hy an agent aingt Chi- | road Com- # nonresident widow to lands of which her held not inhibited by conati- Shilne and Suigens in_tne. possessian. o [ ¢ ¢ by @ landlord | ain crops in the hande of a grain dealer, paid (he purchase money te the tenant pesl, Otos. Atrirmed. Woperson €. charging him from his trust, an executor capaclty undor' the will. whereupon legate made by the execulor are exoce ond | nty oourt (o reopen the former pio- tinul report of the executor. P cett, J. not sitting. X five acres of land; for ten years L. made 100k such possession the five ‘acres wers take L. encroached on a strip of P.'s land | benefit therefrom for more than ten ¥ |to P. Held, in ejectment by P.'s grantee | sion was hostlle in its inception, they should sustained by the evidence, peal from Valley. 1f remittitur of all- of forty days, judgment affirmed. If remitti- ting. pléadings, and which Is unsupported by the diet. Teked to e ‘due on commisalons i claafly contract; wnd have poted . thereon for a 3. Where the adoption of such econstruc- matter of computation, this court ma of the judgment rendered in the trial | mant i pany. Appeal from hal Affirmed fllied fn a ravine and substituted an- coyrse. ~ Bubsequent to such construction 6 A statute limiting the dower right of busband died, weised and extending the dower right of a resident widow to other provisions relating to due procoss of law and to distinctions helween resideat Joyment or descent of property. 15448. Bhelley | t varm n. Appeal, Letton, to establish a by cor t upon the | roceeds of the sale by nant of cer gvidence examined, and heid to sustain the finding of the trial court that the buyoer without netice of the plaintiff's claim, 16448. Armsirong against Greenwood. Ap- r making his final report and secu Ing and order approving the same and dis- filed"a “petition to permit him to account | for morigages, which he held in a_tr ohjected in general terma to his discharge as executor for the reason that the charges not according to law. Held that such ob- | jections were insufficlent to require the dings for the purpose of reviewins the expenditures and charges contalned in the 15463 en against Sansferi. from Douglas. Affirmed. Root, In' 183, L., by virtue of an executory contract with P, entered into possession of | payments thereon and then recelved n deed rom P. for sald five acres only; when L. part of a larger tract, all of which was un- cultivated and eovered with brush; by mis- adjoining sald flve-acre tract, cleared and | | cultivated it and received ihe exclusive | L. testified that he discovered his mis | within a year and held possession ad against 1.'s grantee, that as ihe court had instructed the jury that unless L.'s posses- #ind for defendant, and no exception was taken thereto, a verdict for defendant was 1464, Ord Hardware Company against Case Threshing Machine Company. Ap- the judgment rendered In the distriet court except $287.06 s filed by plaintiff within tur is not filed, se reversed .and re- | manded. Barn Reese, C. J., not sit- 1. 1t is reversible error to instruct a jury on’ an ot suffiefently raised by the ¢videnco, were It Is apparent that guch in- struction has resulted In an excessive ver- 2. Where in an action aipst his principa) ta recoyer maoney al- ppears that the parties have adepted a falr and reasonabie construetion of -their number of vears, the court will also adopt such_construction. tlon vemults In reducing the question of the amount of plaintiff's recovery to a mere make guch computation and _require the | PlAIntife to file & remittitur of the excess ‘court oyer the amount he was entitled to | recover or submlt to a reversal of his judg- 15498, Bmith. administrator, cago, Burlington & Quinoy Furnas Root, J. 1. A rallway company. in consthcting its for flood waters that would otherwise have pagsed down A water it hecame apparent that the artificlal w; ter eourse dld not have the same capa. the natural one. Held that the railw was bound to know that excessive rain mlght oceur any time and company damage result as a consequence of the fn- adsquate provisions made by It _as afore- 2 That a lessee of the original owner and bullder of gaid road s lao enrged In law with notice of sald conditions and liable for damages resulting from Its fail- ure to exercige ressonabls dlligence to protect sdfacent land owners from the consequences of Its neglact. 8 A new trial will not he cause Mnstructions are somewi ing and contradictory, where t} {vorable to the defeatad iitigant, deptiv d not mis g the Jury. 2, Sta udgeon, Brror Lancaster. J;d awoett, J fan | sitting. Bt |, . The police judge af e etty af 1 | Juvindiotion in eases of vielations riiles of the excise hoard of that oity The jurisdietion of & police judge undor section 18, grilele vi of the constitution. | gection 230 of the criminal code and seetion L83 Annotated Btatutes, 1907, in relation to misdemeanors, {s concurient with that of a Justice of the peace and where the punieh- ment may he & fine of over §160 he can only slt ‘ag an expmining maglatrate 3 Tnsofar as rule 27 of the excise board of the city of Lincoln authorizes a fine of over §20¢ for a vielatlon of the excise rules, {1t 1s hevond the pewer conferred by the | lemislature and is veld, but te that extent | the penalty may be enfarced 4 Rulss ‘of the exeise hoavd within it authority, duly gdopted and published, a of like force and effect as ordinances of the city adooted by the eity council 18840. Smullin agalnst Wharton. Appeal ;{:.m !Inuslnl Reversed and remanded e, C. J.; Lattan, J., and Root, J., | sentin s conatrued upon 3 final adjudication, 16 WHOHE B hoateathad and dovised"s partion of his estate to & trustee, the in- | come and. if necessary, a poriien of the | body of ‘the trust egtate, to be applied to the malntenance and support of TUR s | wife. the surplus of the incame to be di- | vided hetween iim collateral heirs. and 1pon | the death of I B. the whele of the trust extate to pass to and be divided between | 8uch heirs. There was nething tn the will tixing the amount which 1. B, might recsive | and retain lnrwlll) for_her maintenange Tn an action seeking a decree fixing su. sum ar she might retain and for an gounting. the distriet court by its deeres tixed (he ameynt At 8,400 per annum. Held that the legal effect’ of the decree was same a8 though that sum had heen { written in will and should fake effact from the date of the death er the testator byt sublect to the dedyotion of all sume received from the trust estate by said 1. B And for the purpose of ascertaining the amount due, I anything, an aceounting should be haa and dearee rendered In favor of 1, 'B., & ggainst her, as the balance might appear; but that iR vendereing such account neither party should be entitled to, interest upon annual Lalanoes. 2. Where there wea a contest of such will, | the contestants seeking to prevent the pro | bate"thoreat and \hich eontest cauted lang and expensive litigation, fhe wiil bein, finany Lamitied o Provaie. the Teasonahls and unnecessary attorneys' fees and ex ranted be- and evi- against Letton, | enses in defending against much contes' | should ke oharged 1o the estate deviged and bequeathed by the will, and the faot (hat ether property, named and specified in th | will, was devised and bequsathed to 1. B. | but which was. after the making of the will and before the death of (he testator conveyed and transferred to her nersonally | would mot effect hor rights. as the fide t | such. property was net invoived in the con | test of the will, 2. 0n the trigl of an action agaipst J, » end the trustee for an ac sunting and whie! daster Nests and Baskets, with chicks and rabbits-— handsomely hundreds to choose from-— each Plush Rabbits, each., .. Paper Maclie Rahbits.: .5¢ and 10¢ Cotton Rabbits, cathi .. ... {1g and 3¢ Natdral Ducks and Chicks, each. . 10¢ Panorama Kggs, each. .. 5¢ and 10¢ Faney Paper Kggs, pretty Faster Suh jecte, each, ¢, 10¢; 15¢ and 25¢ Chocolate Bitter Sweet Bggs, chopped nut centers, each . . .. - Extra Special Easter Offer — B';rdI .ndeat, ('illtl*d w_itl‘: candy bird e 80 chie or.rahbit, cfig;’lgfi ' i‘O(' cey Be | Jelly Bind Bgae b 10¢ decorated - BRANDEIS® STORES |— Biggest Stock in the City Catholic Goods - We've a department of our Book Section espégially devoied to Catholic goods, including a large ‘assorinient of prayer beoks. Below we enumerate but a-few of the variong svfiples rried, but they will serve to show the variaty of the stoek and the bargaine which prevail Prayer Book—''Key Heaven”, a book with type, tains Episties and flexible binding, edges. great bargain, 48c. “Vest Pocket” Pray- er Book, ing all the necee- SAry prayert of small larg: Gospels, leather geold les and large edges, leather 8be. Other prayer books up to $5. Holy Week Books and Waorks on Catholic Doctrinb. Bogks for first Communion and Confirmation, 38¢c, up to $1.98. contain- , epist- type, flexiblo binding, . Rosaries ' - Poar] epds at 19¢, 24¢, @3¢ and up. Black I}ud , steel chaings S 3Q¢. tp 48e, . Cal- ored beads, 1ic and 26e¢. Rosaries .~ Gold plated, specially attractive ter piss, With Amothyst + garnet, ‘emerald, ‘. sapphire, - @t beads, - Put up in fancy boxes, $1.48 Others at. §1.99, B2.88, $4.95 anl $1.50 Catholic Bibles ©81.8bu o $2.45. Whfie Yae, 9ic Holy Pictures—at 1bc, 19e, 26¢, 39c, 49¢c and up, Statunes—made < of bisque, at 25¢, 35 49¢c and up, Crueifixes — Rlack polished cross white figured o . %8¢, 49¢ and 98c. |1 Also with brass flg ures, at 2bc and 3%, Holy Water Fonts— . Splendld line at 48c. Others at 16c up to |- 82 Scapnlars—at, to 45¢. con- A pels; gold Brandeis Stores ELASTIC STOCKINGS, BATTERIES, " " ARTIFICIAL LIMBS, INVALID WHEEL CHAIRS, DEFORMITY APRLIANCES. We have our own factory and give attention (o the needs of invalids, g H. ). PENFOLD & COMPANY 1408 Farnam 8t trial necessarily resulted in the decree fix- ing the amount to which I. B. was entitied annually, from the trust fund in her hands for her maintenance and support, under the provisions of the will as con- there bein ascertaining and [l 1o retal strued, same not havin to the ally 16,402, Taylor from Case Root, Y., not partment 1. A public highway reguiarly estyblished the eounty guthorities under the law 1857 must he regarded as takin required by th: of te the full width defining the width of public hig he fael thet the petitjen for 1 and the order establishing the same does width not mention matérial 2 One, who ment of & Rrantees, eannot the petitton will be 3°A party title to a 'nd use of however lope 18457, the to defwmdant to Duftie, C.; Dean #ner's department 1. Erransous rulinga of work no prefudliee to the complaining party a reversal ¢ transeript pleadinks and resor which do ot cal] for ?. Where th tains anly th ntry of o the bl pears, 15683 Bouth against MeGillin firmed. Clking 1. Where greater number of selection, ~igns the prior g ¢ tha first tional Wank followed. It is lmmaterial gages were renewals of of reeard cral agregment befween the moigagor and the Mortkages that the releases piaced upo- =accpd shonld net K “atisfiod their terms. 7. Pallard allne, Re: Dep ~ufpase for sident taxpayer. no ng such been tained, the taxable costs should be charged estate and not & The language of 1 the opinfon had no referénce to the aceumu- lation of gosts In sub: county. Aff sitting petitions for highway eomplain rrovided by statute of the time when (he presented board was not glven annot public madway &round continued Wirkpa triek aghinst Apreal from Custer, Reaffirmed wiih leava apply fydgment dings and in which the judgment will Omaha Appeal sucoessive on & specified number are given mortgagee, such mortgages acquires a right and where merig the rights of selection, Subject to the ri of the first assienee. signg the secand mart e takes the same subject to the righi asslenes against Meallin, that or that apaine raad gnd tment No. 1 1. Village warrants 5 per centym af the purrent leyy which they are drawn unles re shall be sufficlent tage treasury st the und for their payment are vold, and th eyment will be enjoined at the sult of drawn Imported Ialiaz (1'yc For Table Use To O We have just r tion of five lar brand of Olive Ol Notwithst great adva in Olive GH w K0INg to ralke our price for o1l ol Wotl naing, the avg® ot the prefent 300 ke 1. 1.75 & ¢ 3.85 intorested parties. Drug Co. . Ttallan ounuon 1 hhfllu Olive Ol pies furaished to Myers-Dillon Years ago this wae impossibl— Aoday there 16 1o Deed of sulrin g oniss, B0 yeed e o nigbis or un- lasanii(ness A poaitive other method of amount, the reviously ascer- pui to every alnst 1 ot 1 han ravwwr ¢ 11 tton, J B. person- anoted write N ’: 14 el abo et "Hohd Ry | s st Bl Torm o otber. draaie. passirs couaon o eaiomable 14 1 the meris (e e L " aous wamt 1 i afer o & ' utirly ‘o thet | bawe dous 0 agrend. That cerisinls ie fol-and: #quare «v.d the beet proof In the world that my treatmrnt o a1 clglm. Wrile Lodey. b Dr, E, B, Tarry, 523 Bes Bld4., Omaba, Neb., quent procsedings. Austin, Appeal med. Duffle, C.; ‘ommissioner's de- highway of the road ls Im- the estahlish as well also as hix that the motice to the county acquire preseriptive by nossaes! inotuded therel Rirknatrick for maditieation. )t sitting. Commis- the eeurt which the judement f the 1éenrd con- of the latter eonforms na erer ap- affirmed ational rom Chase. Bank Al chattel mortgaxes of catile out of a to the samas Healing Extraordinary If you want o be quiekly cured at youe own home, without drugs of all physical or mentsl afflictions; as sound as if you pever had an allment, deposit price in benk t pavebia to ma whan You are « Tf he atierwards as- |lor to all selentific dlscaveries. €. the second as- |ter by express, prepajd VMime America B. Cooper: 1515 . 258k St. Omaha, Neb. {B Manbo ;‘ffl;:'.:-:'..'a.'.";u:. - s ES a08cphine Le Fevre, Zold by Myers-Dillep Utig Co.,. Beaton Drug 09 The Bell Drug Co.. Haines Dryg ., Omahs; Clark irug Co., Councll Biafts " the morteagee s ges fonth Omaha Na- 71 Nebh. 6 the second prior mart mortgag: there was ar effect mecording ta I rem; Apae idod. God. ( In exe tor money in the vi' dit of the nra