The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-25

heavy monopoly. 1t may give temporary
relief. but in eighteen months the gentle.
man will ask relief from its oppression.
The company has succeeded IN lobbying
through a committee of the house of rep
resentatives at Washington the bill. The
secretary of the interior requests congress
not to pass il. Now is the time for Okla
homa TO speak out.
Mr.. Currin moved it be referred to the
committee on railroads.
Mr. Neal-When the resolution was pre-
viously introduced | could not give the re-
ouired information. This artice the gen
tleman from Logan read was proposed by an
Indian agent. / believe the agent an honest
man. He made it because the railroad was
claiming 200 feet that did not belong to IT..
The house proposes to sit in judgment on
she railroad without knowing the facts: Inc
Missouri. Kansas and Texas owns large
bodies of land at McAllister we should
not act hastily. The road will benefit Ok
lahoma
Mr.. Terrill-When it came up the last
time asked the privilege the gentleman
asks. but was denied. The main source OF
the coal supply of Texas is McAllister,
controlled by Gould.
Mr. Post-I would like full information
rs to the Choctaw road fighting the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas. l move II be re-
ferred TO the committee on railroads.
Mr. Daniels-I don't want it to go the
committee on railroads. They will report
favorably. The railroad committee OF the
house can not act impartlaily move II
he referred TO a special committee OF nNe
appointed by the house.
Mr. Colson-The gentleman from Cana
dian is scared before he Is hurt. II he VIII
ascertain who is on the committee he VIII
change his mind.
Mr.. Daniels-The majority of the com
mittee are from the southern part OF the
territory.
Mr.. Currin-The committee will act
Justly
Mr. Colson-The bill should be referred
TO the sundry committee.
The resolution was referred TO the com
mittee on railroads.
Mr. FarnswOrth moved the house 60
into committee of the whole, on mousse bill
No. IA, on game law. Carried. Section 8
on punishment for killing game out OF
season, adopted. Section 4, as TO hunting
on premises without permission, was
adopted as amended Section D provides
for issuing warrants for offenders.
Amended and carried. Section & was
adopted
Mn Clark moved the bill be published
Mr. Daniels-Who will pay for publica-
Mr.. Clarke-We can't enforce it if not
published.
Section adopted as amended.
Mr. Terrill objected 70 wild game and |
fish; never heard of wild fish.
Mr.. Barker-That is owing to education.
Mr. Tritt moved its adoption as a whole !
Carried.
Mr. Merten asked leave to report from
The committee Of the whole bin Nos. 81, 81
and house bin No. 30 with amendments /
and when adopted recommend passage OF |
House bin No. 30; No. 30 to lie over until I
the school laws are passed. House bill No. |
30, relating TO the agricultural college, Is 10 |
be located in PAYNE by three commissioners, |
each political party 10 be represented. If /
the council and house ratiiy the report /
within sixty days the title in fee to be con /
veyed TO said college without cost to the I
territory.
Mr. Merten moves TO amend by inserting /
IN place Of section the original bill.
Mr. Daniels moved to amend by strlk- |
fng ont lin Payne county,
Mr. Campbell moved to amend by sub
stituting Oklahoma territory
Mr.. DanielS-lf eft her ma lOrity or minor
sty reports be adopted they will prejudice
.he commission. The majority would
locate it in the north part of Payne; the
i'm the south. The governor
could not secure an unbiased committee in
Payne county
Mr.. Teuill-I concur with the gentle
man. / move TO reject the report of the
OF the whole.
Mr. Campbell-people of Payne should
consider that the people outside have
10 say
Mr Matthew'S want only the right. If
Che commissioners are taken to Payne
county they will be better acquainted with
the county to locate the institution to an
Mr.. Waggoner moved 10 reject the mo-
lion Vote ou the rejection was lost.
Mr.. NaggOner-SubstitUte "a committee
- 4. g.. i. Hr.e 4
The power Of locating the college is not
I'm the hands of three The house aud
should consent. One side OF Payne
,ounty is favored 10y the council, one by
rhe house. \ permanent institution
should not be controlled 10y "A few lobby
lists.
Mr.. Matthews-The gentleman on the
right is the only man fear. Set a rogue
30 catch rogue. | want to take il out of
ihe hands Of tilibuSterS as the gentleman
ha~ asked for what is not honest We ask
action now.
Mr. Clark opposed the commission. The
rouucll should have no power over this
body
Mr. Daniels was willing to have the
committee appointed by the governor, but
10 act conjointly on the motion, and eN-
pressed the hope that the report will be
adopted
Mr. Terrill-All Payne county is preju-
'iiced. IT, is not necessary to appoint com
lnissioners.
Mir Clark-The amendment is to eX-
ciude Payne county. The council don't
want IL excluded, neither does the house. |
Mr. Tritt-Let other counties have
chance. ] move that Payne county be
stricken out.
Mr. Long-Ilas Payne county any mort
gage on the agricultural college, The
other counties have rights.
Mr.. Poot-What right has Payne to de (
maud this,
Mr. IrJj-There II no argument advo.
Gated making Payne desirable
Mr.. Matthews want action now: want
il settled
Mr.. Post like my county represented
when institlous are assigned
Mr.. Wimberly-i don't know what right
Payne has to claim it, Mr. Daniels wants
TO put Ms on record. viii vote for PAYNE
Mr.. lrosper-Let'S settle the question
Ayes and nays n 10 lost The motion
was carried-2l TO >, and the bill carried
Adjourned.
Beecham's Pills act like magic on a weak
stomach.
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