The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-14

been stricken from said bill, nor otherwise
acted upon, and the same is now part OF
said bill; and,
Whereas, The said bill, after its passage,
and before being sent to the council, was
grossly mutilated and emasculated by
some one, by emitting therefrom said sec
tion No. 10; and that said bill so mutilated
and eInasculated came from said council
back to this house, and now is before this
body for the signature of the speaker.
Therefore, the undersigned members OF
this house do hereby protest against the
speaker attaching his signature TO said
bill, as it is not house bill No. 49, neither is
1t correct copy thereof; aud the speaker
is hereby requested to withhold bis sigma
ture therefrom until such time as the al
legged facts can be examined into. w. II.
Merten, w. S. Robertson, w. II. Camp
bell, r. J. Barker, $. NJ. Lewis, J. l..
Smith, G. w. Clark, /. y. Terrill, j. L.
Mathews, w. c. Adair.
Mr.. Terrill arose and apologized for re-
ferring to Mr.. Daniels.
Adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Seventeen answered TO the roll call.
A call Of the house was ordered
Mr. Talbot moved that council bill No
q, an act providing for territorial officers
be made special order for Wednesday at
10 O'Clock. The motion prevailed
Mr. Campbell-If the house vote to put
this upon the county, and not the town
ship, they will double their taxes Under
this article the county commissioners are
directed TO levy, beside the regular tax.
sufficient to conduct the separate schools
of the county, In Guthrie there will be
about -four schools. if this county votes
for separate schools the county will be
compelled TO support the separate school
The burden viii bear mainly upon the
people outside of the city. We don t want
separate schools in my district. Let the
people who want them pay for them
object to such an injustice 1t is unjust
enough for township to bear the tax of
the districts There will be no more
schools in Guthrie but the burden will fall
on us.
The vote on Campbells substitute was
u TO 13. Lost
Mr.. Trosper-When / came into this
hall, / came a Republican. We find we
cannot get the bill as we want il. | am
opposed to separate schools. It is un-Re-
publican. But in order TO get schools, /
vote for separate schools, and vote no
The vote on the minority report was ~
ayes and - nays.
Vote on majority report. A general
row, in attempting to explain votes, with
half dozen on their feet objecting TO the
explanation of votes.
Ihe cnalr-All OF you get on your feet
at once
The vote on the majority report was 10
ayes and 10 nays.
The remainder of the afternoon was
consumed on the consideration of house
bill No Al, the water right bill
Mr.. Post deserves the thanks of King
fisher for his persistency in pushing the
kingfisher capital bill His efforts sup
plented by those of Mr.. ColsOn, went far
toward getting it through the legislature.
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