The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-04
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ton from Speaker Daniels and a resolu-
tion.
Mr.. Post moved to make the capital bill
special order for 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
The clerk read the resolution by consent
of the house.
Mr.. Merten-I don't see what we can do
with the resolution. The bill has never
gone out of our possession.
Mr.. Terrill-Resolution is not needed.
The bill is the property of the house.
Mr., Trosper-A man who does wrong
and apologies should have the apology
accepted.
Mr.. Clark-If any one took the bill let
him return it.
Mr. Barker-Let the house pass a reso-
luton of coincidence.
Mr.. NeaI-I expect the house to act on
the bill
Mr.. Campbell-It was taken from the
house by member Of the body. Who:
Mr.. Peery-I am member Of the com
mittee on enrolled bills and handed that
phi to the speaker l suppose ne slsneu .ta
it. TIE clerk handed il TO me. Being the
proper custodian did all ] could do-took
1t to the committee of the other house.
Mr. Wimberly-When did the house
committee meet2 Why not notify me'
You were not the proper custodian OF the
bill. The chairman was. Report on
the T. and +. bill on cCun-
Gil bill never has been made the
property Of the house. In open session
the speaker had no business to sign the
bill / oppose burdening he journal with
such nonsense as this resolution.
Mr. Peery-The speaker said he signed
it under a Misrepresentation and wishes II
recalled.
Mr.. Merten-Who is TO blame?
Mr.. Clark-Let the party who took the
bill bring it back.
Mr.. Neal-I desire action on the resolu-
tion.
Mr.. Merten-I suppose the bill is in
possession of the clerk. We have the right
to demand il.
Chair-Has any member the right TO ask
for the bill2.
Mr. Merten-He has.
Mr.. Matthews-All honorable members
should grant the request Of Mr.. Daniels
and accept his apology.
Mr. Peery-Is the resolution before the
house.
Mr.. Barker exonorate the gentleman.
Peery is all TO blame
Mr. 1errill-SO do ] Let the cOmmltte-
on engrossed bills make its report TO the
house. If they cannot produce the bill to
me pass the resolution
Mr. Vim berly-When the house is ready
TO act on that bill am.
Mr. Clark-Let the bill be returned
Mr. Perry-I move the adoption of the
resolution.
Mr. Merten-The gentleman who took it
away ought to return 1t. The question
before the house is, shall the DILL pass?
presume the clerk has the bill Let the |
person who took it return IT,
Mr. JONES' insist the bill is the prop |
erty Of the council
Mr.. Campbell--The bill is not ready for |
enrolment 1t came from the council to |
the house; was amended and sent back to |
the council. 1t was concurred III and then /
the bill came up for reconsideration.
MI. Peery-Was the motion 70 have the |
bill enrolled consideredy
Chair-No
Mr.. Jones-The question raised by the |
gentleman from Logan covers the whole |
matter One side says the house has the /
bill, the other side says not.
Mr.. Clark co lcurred with the gentle |
Mr. CampbelI-Point of order. Pass the |
resolution and 90 back to reconsideration |
OF council bill No. z.
Mr.. Jones-Was not the resolution /
allowed TO be read?
Mr.. Campbell-Yes, but not voted upon.
Mr.. Jones-Was not the resolution read |
by unanimous CONSENT
Mr.. Campbell-Yes, but not acted upon. |
Mr.. Curran-I think everybody entitled |
respect If the gentleman apologies / |
bow my head i'm submission.
The resolution was finally passed and |
9he house adjourned.
COUNCIL
GUTHRIE, Ok, Oct. 3.-yrhe council this |
morning began its deliberations with |
Linn, Of Logan. In the chair. The old |
school bill was labored with for a short
time when Brown, of oklahoma, moved TO
make il a special order for tomorrow
morning.
A substitute for the council bill organiz-
ing the legislative assembly and defining
the privileges and duties OF members WAS
Iead by its title.
Several bills were read by the clerk and
passed by for the present. Nothing
occurred during the entire morning ses-
sion to provoke discussion
Brown, OF Logan, complained Of docu-
1nents and books being purloined from his
desk. The wHtchman was cautioned 10
observe vigilance during recess.
Mr. Foster moved TO take "a recess until
. O'Clock. Carried.
Mr.. BiXler offered a resolution that no
action on public buildings should be taken
up previous TO Tuesday next.
Mr. Foster amended 10y making action
on location of public buildings should only
le taken up in night sessions and at such
times as this bady elect; also that i'm the
future the time of assembling should be