Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-11

should have the privilege. but as I con-
slider this an unfair and unconstitutional
measure. l vote no.
Baker of York-Mr. Sneaker: II this bill
is now defeated there is yet time enough to
Introduce a fair bill on this subject. 1
therefore vote no.
Cotton OF York-Mr. Speaker: I vote no
on this bill. II is absolutely unfair to the
towns In the eastern part OF the state. l
therefore vote no.
Waite OF Sherman-Afr. Sneaker: In ex-
PLANTATION of my vote | wish to state that
after due consideration OF this bill have
decided that II is not a fair proposition. l
therefore vote no.
Hardin OF Harlan-Mr Speaker: l voted
for H. n, 246 when II came up for indefinite
postponement. ] voted yes. as | was not
informed a. 10 what my constituents felt
abolt the matter OF capital removal. Since
that time l have heard By letter and in
person from several Of my constituents on
this matter and they are all unanimously
opposed to the bill. l therefore vote no.
taylor Of Culburtson-Mr. Speaker; In
explaining my vote ! desire to say that l
voted against the motion to Indefinitely
postpone the bill In order that l should
write home 20 learn what my people de-
eANo hAN ~ w boihh 9Nt all AhAbA ihSu
that they are against the proposition as
proposed. ! am perfectly willing TO vote
upon a simple proposition as to whether
or not the capital shall be relocated. and
II the people of Nebraska shall vote to re-
locate 1t l am willing that they shall then
say by their votes. where II shall be re-
located. Therefore. l vote no.
CuRckenbush of Nemaha-Believing that
the voters OF the entire state have the
right to a free and unrestricted night In
the location OF the seat of government
and believing that this bill unjustly limits
the territory within which the voters of
the state will have the right TO make such
selection, should 1t become a law, l vote
no.
Bushee OF Kimball-Mr. Speaker: I be-
lisve that II Is right to let the people vote
ON any question that Is OF general inter
est. My district is about as far from Lin
coin As any In the state and yet since
coming here 1 have not received one line
asking me TO vote for this bill. while the
press Of the district has been silent on the
subject, 50 far as l kOnw. However il
the promoters Of this measure will intro
ducs a bill that In my judgment. Is fair
/ will support Il and give the people a
chance TO vote on It. l therefore vote no.
Bassett OF Buffslo-Mr. Speaker; l am
willing to support a bill whereby the peo-
pile VI the state may vote upon the ques-
lion OF relocating the state capital. the
proposition to be submitted In the follow
ing form shall the capital OF the state
be relocated" II the question receives a
majority Of the votes cast then the loca-
ton to be determined by further vote
% the people. In my judgment II. r. No
s46 is unfair in its provisions and does not
permit a fair and square vote OF all the
people upon the question OF relocation
and I. therefore, vote no.
Senator Bartos Of Saline stood single
handed against his own insurance commit
tee in the senate this morning and sue
ceeded In getting placed on general m,
five Of his own bills which the COMMITTEES
had decided to shelve by indefinite post.
ponsment IL is said that the bills ara
opposed by the insurance companies il
Nebraska and by most Of the frateTna
companies, but are IA general agreement
with the polieys OF most OF the Old-lins
companies from the east.
The bills provide as follows; 8 +. q
makes Insurance paper negotiable 4
mans note given for an insurance poliel
cannot DO sold a. commercial paper.
=. +. IN puts a penalty on an insurance
company for offering a frivolous or tech
nieal defense IN a suit over q poltry. IL
purpose 10 TO make companies fight sucl
cases on their merits and not on mino
technicalitiss.
s. r. u2 makes Il q rule for inEuranc
eampanies to paw their dividends only on
% the surplus fundR
q p ~ requires = rup0rt from ever
cOmpany IN the stair 70 thu state auditor
5. v ~ provides for Inspection by IN
State Insurance Department Of all com
anies and with very litlls restIictign-
McKslyte's bill. n H. AZ. for a deput
eointy snperintsn6ent Of schools was muc