Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-23


douesBy. 8 pfil 8 a. vas plannei offsihaily,
but H. ALL be -as-s soon after that date as
Is possible.
oils BuI for Postponement.
An attempt TO bring out the Oils stock
wards bin and Get ifiuai consideration Of Il
Z from the house was. defeated this morning
and the live. stock committee after adjourn
ment voted 80 fep6rt II Tor postponement.
This is the bill which was found defective
and had TO he sent back to the senate for
correction. When Il came back Il had 10 go
back to the committee which reported 10
before for indefinite postponement The
special order which was set had TO be for
saken because OF the bils lack OF an en-
acting clause.
This morning Norton Of Polk moved that
the committee be instructed to give up the
bill and that II be put on third reading
without a committee Of the whole debate.
The motion was lost by a vote OF a. to 81.
A number Of members argued against the
action as an unfair determination in favor
Of the bill.
When the live stock and grazing com
mittee considered the measure after ad-
iournment a majority quickly decided TO
report It for indefinite postponemeut II
viii be reported to the house tomorrow
morning for postponement with a minority
report recommending It's passage. when the
house will decide It's fate.
Senator Oils sim believes that the bill
win pass. lie said this afternoon: ...
Many men voted against bringing the
bill up who would vote for Il when IL
comes up for third reading When the
bill comes out OF the committee I think It
VIII pass and become law no matter what
IL done with the other stock yards bill"
One Bill Before Governor.
The Taylor Dolezal bill has been before
the governor for some time. II it is signed
the Oils bin will have a harder time to
pass the house II he.does sign # and then
the oils bill goes through he may sign the
last passed bll1 and make II a law While
the Taylor Dolezal bill is waiting for the
governor the Oils bill will have to go
through the standing committee. be rescued
by the sitting committee, and then reach
third reading.
"A Club BuI- Favored. -. p
The three bills for a commission form Of
government were referred this morning to
committee, which was named last night
by a conference OF democratic senator's.
The bill which has been most discussed
and which has received strong support from
Omaha is the Banning BILL Senator Tan
ner and Senator SiSiles each have a bill.
The committee, consisting OF Banning
Tibbets and selleck. met this afternoon and
listened TO Mayor DahInan and r. e. sun
derland of Omaha and agreed to make
some changes in the Banning measure or
Ad club bill and recommend IT, Mayor
Dahlman's desires had to do with increased
salaries which were granted.
The senate this morning defeated the
two bills by Placek, 8. f. 1872 and lsS, which
were drawn to establish a system of dis
trict attorneys for the state. There was TO
be seventeen OF these officials one from
each judicial district elected to the office
and receiving a salary OF 5000 a year TIL,
bills have received endorsement from diff
ferent Bar associations, but were turned
down as seeking to. establish an unneces-
sary system OF legal machinery.
KOtOuc Bill Reacued.
The Anti-Discrirpnation Insurance bill,
H.. II. 4OS by Kotouc, was rescued this
morning and reconsldered after its indefin-
ite4 postponement OF yesterday The bill
which came from the state auditor, pro-
Rides against the discrimination which
foreign companies are said to practice to
drive out state confbanies The eastern
Oornpanies are ssSdato cut their rates ia
special localities and flgis make competI.
ton too strong for he local companies
but this bill would prevent that by forcing
each company to maintain uniform rate
third reading.