The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-01-12


James Brown, Edmond ..........lo /
= AN Spencer, Yukon .............. Is |
S II \ Todd. 1T Reno ..........il |
@ G. W sutton. Cleveland ........... 100 /
10 W II Little. Perry y.................. ..3S
n W A Hogan, Chaudlcr............3'
te Robert Lowcry, Sullwatcr........
10 w II Mason, Chandler. .....5o
u CM Barnes, Guthric........... 90
n J ; Wade. Mulhall.. .............
i6 W A Knipc, Perkins .....3o
i5 VI i Mccoy Watouga ..........ll6
Is G. W rostcu, Seay .......... ......ll6
iQ II Il Walmg. Mcdtord ...........l'i
2O e. W Nickcr> a............... ..'o
20 &C Elliott, BlaokWcD.............N Ni
90 W VI Smith. Jefferson ........... .l'i
% II II Boyer. AlNcratta ......... LII
q G. : Stein. North Enid ...........l l25
% G. W Braddcld. Woodward .......ed'
o6 W + Hendrix. Arapal oc..........l3 l3o
The following bills were introduced:
No 10, by II. c. st John. To repeal
certain sections OF statute OF ls93, en-
titled liquors.
No. io, by NJ Z Mccoy. In relation
to calling statehood convention
No. l5. by Lowcry, creating the
Office OF county auditor
No Is. by Smith, establishing peni-
tcntiary at Pond Creek station.
A loint resolution, by knipe, re
Qucsting the secretary of agriculture
Of the United states to have the quar-
antiue line SO changed that our cattle
may be marketed upon an equal foot
ing with cattle raised in states north
OF this territory, was introduced and
referred To the committee on agricul-
| ture.
Representative Mccoy offered a joint
resolution regarding the excess Of land
in Indian allotments throughout the
territory, and asks that Oklahoma Toe
given such for educational aud school
purposes, which resolution was re
ferred to the committee on publi,
lands.
Second Reading OF HIus.
II. h. No 3, by Mason; No. {, by st
John; No g. by st. John; No. $, 10y
Lowrcy; No. 9, by Nesbett; No. 10, 10y
St John; No II, by Barnes; NJ l6 10y
Mccoy; No. l., by Low ,ry, referred t,
committee on judiciary.
No. by 81 John, aud NJ. II, 10!
! Mccoy, were referred 20 committee oI
ways and means
No. Z, by st John, vas referred t.
committee on roads aui highways.
Nos II aud "A, 10y Elliott, were re
'errei TO committee on elections.
M rs by st, John Referred 4
committee on regulation OF liquo
trefn.
No Is, 10y Smith. Referred to con
mittee on poaal and retormatory in
! stituti1ns.
Afternoon session.
Hendrix offered lint resolution Il
the cfre 4 that congress be memora
lied to pas. enabling act and OKLA
homa be admitted as state at IN
earliest practicable moment whicI
was referred to committee ON judic
, ary.
Rradh,li introduced house bill N
81, for bonding county surveyors,
Stein offered resolution for add
p tional clerk hire, which was adopted
( No -, bv ST John, relating TO dep,
sitious, introduced, read second tim
$ and referred to committee or jud
ciary,
e No. 90, by Smith, was introduced
$ relating to jurisdiction in civil pr,
e cedure
( Bradheld OF Woodward offered
resolution, ~skiug OF the United state
A.. gift Of the 1T supply military reser
S vatiou TO be used by the territory
Referred TO the committee ON publ
lands
2 No %, by Lowery. relating 20 en-
Iploying steuographers, was introduced
e came TO second reading ana ref,rre
TO the committee on Judiciary.
A resolution 10y Hogan. 10 raise th
, general clerks salary 90 81 per day
Z was offered and adopted.
No I9. by Elliott an acJ relating {
b age OF consent was introduced
No. go, by Smith inserting th
words except homcsteads after th
word debtor" in section 452 civ
, procedure,