Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-25
OMAHA MEDICAL
BILL Is PASSED

BY Omaha. but the senate committee re-
fused to make this change and Omaha
will have the question OF abolishing the
board tangled up in the question Of adopt
ing the commission form.
PIaeek Bill Passes senate.
I The Placek reapportionment bill which
has been decided upon By the democrats
I from the first as the msjority's scheme
/ Of redistricting the state went through the
senate this afternoon on a straight party
vote and with It the Alber bill for judicial
reapportionment The Placek bill is the
! representation Of Douglas county from
three 70 five senators and from nine %
twelve representatives.
oils Bin to BE Law.
The house following the action Of yes
terdAy put the Oils bill through by a vote
Of Il TO q. This will leave the stock yards
law up 10 the governor and IN spite Of
the assertion by Taylor author Of the
] Taylor-DoleEal bill that was vetoed. the
governor IL not expected TO show any
aversion TO making il q law.
The opposition 10 the bill dId not mani
fest itself because Oils and Taylor and the
other supporters Of stock yards regulation
had 50 successfully proved that they con-
4 trolied the situation that resistance was
useless. There were many members who
tvoted for the bill. although they believed
It 10 be a law full Of faults because they
desired TO get the stock yards definitely
and finally out Of politics-
Trouble over Adjournment.
The house today refused TO accept the
report OF the special committee on sd-
tournament which had named April 4 as
the day and another session Of the com
mittee will have to be held and later
date fixed.
The report o fths committee Was &C
icepted unanimously in the senate. but the
lower branch confronted by q more alarm
ing list Of unfulnlled attempts az law
making decided 10 hold out for a later
day.
The sixty legislative days will be up
wednesday. but the most sAnguine have
not hoped for a cessation Of legislative
labor before April /. Now with 60 OF 20
balls undisposed OF II seems more likely
that the members win have 20 stay In Ian
coin until April or Ginger. OF the more
than 100 bills less than nifty have been
sent 70 the chief executive for his sigma
turs
Matrau BIN KlIed In HOsse.
The Matrau nOnpartisan board OF contro
bill. the first Of the bills which are TO be
considered on that question, failed 10 pass
this morning BY a constitutional majority
! Il received fifty-thlee votes 10 forty-thres
against and needed sixty 20 carry. The
Matrau bin represents q democratic party
pledge and the democratic leaders have
been taking a strong interest in f. During
I call Of the house this morning Prince OF
: Han. the republican author OF riva
measure. called attention Of tie speaker
20 the fact that J. c. Byrnes, state chair
q man Of the democratic party. was remain
{ ing within the enclosure. He Was ejectec
. By the sergeant-st-arms from the illega
{ position IN which his anxiety over the fat
D Of the bill had led him
The defeat OF the Matrau bin was du
!. IN large measure 20 the scheme which wa
q unmasked when the Matrau bin appeare,
on the list OF bills for third reading sevgra
j. places ahead Of the Prince bin. which va
4 put on third reading day earlier. This al
y tempt a. juggling the records in order Z
n hurry the MHtrHu bill lined the republican
; up against %. and M0ckett vas the onl
n minority member sh0 east q vote for Il
\ The tao democrats 10 vote against IL wer
Dostal and CANDY
Prince Bill Passes
- With the Mstrsu bin out % the way N