The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-02-07

Elliott, one Of the members Of this
committee, announced that he would
introduce a bill on the subject today
The following bills were introduced;
House bill No lG2, by Hendrix, pro-
vidiug for the payment Of occupation
taxes.
80. lG3, by Spencer by request re-
quiring railroads to maintain proper
depot facilities.
30. lGi, by Lowery, relating to en-
ployment Of stenographers by SUI
preme court.
Nesbitt objected to the introduction
Of this bill for the reason that the
same had been defeated before.
No lGj, by Barnes, regulating the
recording Of evidences of conditional
sales
No lG6, by Mason, relating 70 forci-
Bile entry and detainer
No lG7, by, Mason, establishing a
territorial asy lum for the insane at
Chandler.
Mason offered a resolution relating <
70 the care Of the insane until such
time as the territory could take
charge Of them. Referred to commit
tee on judiciary.
Elliott said that other parties
would take care Of our insane for $50
. per year less than we are now paying
per patient.
DeFord introduced a resolution
which hai the ear marks Of intended
sarcasm, re lating to the employment
Of additional employees.
. Masod asked If additional help had
. been asked. lie was told that it hat
not
The resolution was then promptly
tabled.
, Knipe presented house concurren
resolution relating to quarantine line
} and asked that committee be ap
pointed 20 take action on the PROPOSE
tiou Of the Kansas City live stock ex
/ change.
t smith favored the adoption Of thi
y resolution, although it did not affec
his district
S sutton thought that the committee
}. should be appointed to see whethe
, the Kansas City exchange did hav'
G control OF this matter.
n Vickers stated that he thought
y was all right lie had been acquaint
}, ed with the author of this resolution
p for a year The first time he had seel
,- Mr. Knipe that gentleman was talk
j, ing quarantine lines and that as far a
e the speaker knew be had been talking
y and investigating the subject ever
a since, therefore he was in position
70 10 know what was for the best Tn,
o resolution was adopted.
Pc The speaker appointed on this in
o vesJigating committee Knipe, Jame
'- Brown and Wade.
n Nesbitt moved to reconsider the vot
just had Lost
Pc. The following house bills were rea,
o the second time and referred TO com
'- mittecs:
e NO l5i TO committee on judiciary.
n Nos l55 and l5s to ways and means
r No 1856 10 manufacturing and hom
p industries.
l. Nos. l57 and l59 to county and town
L ship organization.
,- No lGO TO municipal corp orations.
No. l6I and council bill ~ TO agri
Il culture.
The committee on engrossed and en-
4 rolled bills reported that they had de
n livered 70 the governor council bill
4 No "a
o Mason wanted his bill establishing
n asylum at Chandler eferred to com
Il mittee on judiciary under suspension
}, Of the rules but majority Of th'
O members who had an interest in thai
institution themselves did not fayo
b il. Ills motion failed.
d On motion Of ST. John the hous,
o went into committee of the whole 70
consideration OF council bill 50, il
S which discrepancy had been discov
q cred, and house bill As and other bill
4 on the cllcu lar, with sutton in the
chair.
Council bin 81 which provides that
" when am appeal Is taken before jus
4 tices and bond given that this oper
a ates as stay Of execution, was taken
IS up. the enpcting clau c being amend
/. ed to conform 70 the body Of the bill,
5 and recommended for passage by the
committee which accommodation