The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-21
Concurrent Resolution Asking the Gov
ernor for Census Statistics Passed
Other Bills Given Attention.
The Council Passes Bill No. 6-The Rush
to the Iowa and Sac and Fox
Lands - New Appointments,
Town Site Corporations
Chartered - Notes
snecinl disnntch to the Daily Eagle.

house resolution NO. 10. AulclluCI dhu
nassed. Substitute for council bill No. Q
was passed and a conference asked.
The committee on fish and game re-
ported house bill No "a and recommended
its passage as amended Section was
amended by adding paragraph forbid
ding the tresDassing on the premises OF
anyone for the purpose of fishing and
hunting. Under the provisions of this bill
the fish and game of Oklahoma is fully
protected. The bill was drawn by sports
men and is an intelligent bill.
Mr. Admire moved the bill be submitted
to the committee of whole house and be
considered next Wednesday at 10 O'Clock.
Council bill No "A, bill to print and
distribute LOCO copies of the aid bill, was
ordered read a second time by title.
Mr.. Peery moved TO suspend the rules
and bill be read a third time and put on its
passage.
Objected to by Mr.. Merten as being too
hasty work.
Mr.. Waggoner said the bill was intro
duced out of order.
Mr.. Peery explained that the bill should
be passed as an emergency act. There is
at present.po way provided to obtain the
supplies named in the bill.
Mr.. Daniels inquired what is the regular
order.
The speaker decided the bill out of order,
Mr. Terrill moved to 20 into committee
OF the whole to consider the bill.
Mr.. Campbell explained that another
motion TO Iecommit the bill would not be
before committee, whereupon Mr. Wag-
goner moved to refer TO the committee of
the whole.
Mr.. Peery moved the house 90 into com
mittee of the whole.
Mr.. Merten was called to the chair.
Clerk read council bill No. %.
Mr.. Terrill asked to have the third pro-
vision in section read again relating to
the number Of copies to be distributed.
Mr.. Peery moved the adoption of sec
sion J.
Mr.. Waggoner objected to the phrase
ology.
Mr. Matthews said it didn't take first
class grammar or first class English to
feed people.
The section was adopted.
Section . was re-read and Mr.. Matthews
moved it, adoption.
Mr. Jones objected TO taking any money
out of the relief fund to pay any expenses.
Mr. Daniels moved TO strike out that
portion of section that provides for APP
preparation of money for any other pur-
pose than direct aid. ADOPTED.
Section was read. Mr.. Matthews
moved its adoption.
Mr. Waggoner moved to strike it out.
Mr.. Terrill asked for another reading.
Mr. Terrill opposed the motion to strike it
out
Mr. Matthews said the section was nee
essary to carry out the provisions of the
section. The motion lost and the section
was adopted
Sections 4 and were adopted, and the
bill as n whole was adopted
Mr. Terrill moved the committee rise
and report the bill TO the house.
The council announced the passage of
bill No. T.
Mr. Nerten reported from the committee
of the whole mouse on council bill No. -.
The rules were suspended and the bill
passed with two negative votes, Mr. Nag-
Eoner and the speaker
Mr. Adair. from the committee on edu-
cation, reported.
Mr. Daniels inquired whether the con-
ference committee on the assistant help
bill was ready TO report.
Mr. Trosper answered the report was
being put into proper form and would be
READY I'm a few minutes.
House bill No. -, relating TO factors and
commission merchants was read a third
time.
Roll call on the passage of the bill showed
the vote unanimous and it was declared
passed.
The clerk read communication from
the council announcing the adoption Of an
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house adjourn for longer period that two
legislative days. Adopte l.
Mr. Campbell moved the adoption of house
concurrent resolution No. l6 as amended
by the council
Mr. Waggoner moved the resolution be
laid on the table under rule -.
Mr. Merten said the resolution was not
before the house The question is on con-
curing in the amendment, 10 strike out
his Honor, G.. w Steele and insert in
stead "the governor of Oklahoma Mr.
Trosper moved 10 concur.
The resolution was concurred in.
Mr.. Ierrill moved To adjourn to 3
O'Clock Monday next.
Mr.. Neal asked to await the report of
the educational committee.
Mr.. Adair announced the committee On
education would meet at 10 O'Clock Mon
day next
Mr. Merten inquired concerning the
status OF council bin -
Mr. Adair was announced paired with
Mr.. Colson on the capital question and
Mr. Post with Mr.. Neal
Adjourned till Monday p. m.
THE COUNCIL 5 WORK.
In the council this morning Mr.. Brown,
Of Oklahoma. was granted unanimous per
mission TO introduce council bill No. -.
an act 70 provide for the printing of the
act providing for Distribution OF aid
among the destitute Of the territory, and
20 pay the expenses of the board.
On motion of Mr. Foster, the bill was
read a second time by its title.
Mr.. Brown, of Oklahoma, moved that
the rules be suspended and the bill be put
upon its passage. Passed
The committee on ways and means re-
ported back council bill No l9 an act pro-
Nlding that the county commissioners issue
bonds and recommended that il lie upon
the table until the subject matter therein
De reached IN the consideration of the gen
eral statutes.
On motion of Mr.. Bixler the council
took a recess Tor one hour
After recess had expired Mr. Linn as
sumed the chair. House joint resolution
No. "a, accepting the provisions OF an act
of congress entitled IAN act 10 establish
agricultural experimental colleges" was
taken up and referred to the committee on
location of capital and public institutions.
House joint resolution No. l.. asking the
secretary OF the interior 10 modify his in
htructions 10 the town site commissioners.
was then taken up and referred 10 the
Committee on federal relations
The conference committee appointed TO