The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-01-10

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House bill No I providing for the
restoration Of certain tax assessment
in Payne county was considered in a
committee of the whole as was a sub
stitute by Councillor Tankersly and
both finally reported to a special
judiciary committee composed Of
Councillors Orner, Fcgan, Ray, Boles
aud Tankarsly.
A joint resolution was adopted an
thorizing the secretary TO purchase 80
volumes of the statutes OF Oklahoma
for the use Of the members Of the as
sembly
Councillor Fegan introduced the fol-
lowing bills:
No. /. To regulate fees and salaries
ef county officers
No. 3. To amend section :, article
Of chapter %.
No. ?. To amend sections 5 and @,
o. article 3, chapter in "Boads."
No. 4. Providing for the prosecu-
tion of misdemeanors by information.
No. .. To amend section z of article
3, chapter o.
The following bills were introduced
by Councillor Orner of Enid:
No. 6. Repeating certain sections.
No Z. To amend section 10 Of
article /, chapter Is on partner
ships.
No $. To amend section ] Of chap
ter on assignments.
No. g. Supreme court reports
Fo. TO- To amend article 2 Of chap
ter 60.
No. II. To amend section OF arti-
Gle :, chapter - on schools
No. l2. Ts amend section ! of chap.
ter relating to assignments
No. -. On information in criminal
cases.
No. H. District judges and courts.
No. IS. Relating to probate courts,
extending jurisdiction thereof and
prescribing procedure therein.
No. IL. Police judges-amending
section : of chapter L.
No. II. Repeating article l6 of chap
ter Is relating to probate courts
Councillor Boles, Of Perry, introduced
bill
No. II. To save counties costs in
certain eases by requiring bond for
costs by parties filing information.
Councillor Doom gave notice Of his
intention to introduce several bills
among them a memorial TO congress
for free homesteads a bil defining
contempt of court and one regulating
fees and salaries
Hod'c.
without waiting to hear from the
governor the house proceeded to trans
act business, rushing through three
readings MIR Lowery's bill providing
for a re-assessment in Payne county
because Of the destruction Of all re-
cords by fire.
The Palmer-Walling contest was
postponed three days aud another bill
introduced by Mr. Lowery providing
for extra help hire before the house
could stop long enough TO receive the
Seua'e's message, and 10 60 into joint
session to hear from the executive de-
pirtment
Lille Shatfer Of Mulhall; Maggie
B-nvn, Gty rngle and Scott Mitchell
d. This city, were selected AS temporary
pages.
Afternoon session
a resolution was pre- sCnt,d by Mr.
Sntton and adopted by the house that
a committee Of three be appointed to
the various subjects Of the
governors message TO the several F.
standing committees according 10 the F.
various recommendations so ably pre-
sented for the guidance Of the house, +
and speaker appointed Representatives !
Sutton, Wade and Spencer.
Representative Lowery introduced a
joint resolution relating 10 the pur-
chase OF statutes fer mem bers of house |
and senate which was adopted, and |
afterwards substituted for joint /.
resolution to the same effect passed by 7.
the senate,
w. Ii. Mason presented a resolution |
to tie effect that a committee Of three |
be appointed by the speaker TO wait |
upon the governor and secretary and /.
inform them that the house respect |
fully requested a larger hall, which /
was adopted
q +. w. Sawner OF Logan county T.
was elected assistant sergeant at arms /.
and Tucker Fillmore Of Noble county |
janitcr
A resolution was introduced and I.
adopted that an additional committee |
clerk be elected at 50 per dav, and the I.
speaker appointed A G. Cunningham |
OF Woodward.
For assistant chief clerk Z p Nc /
Cabe Of Logan and J. W. Tinglesmi,h /
Of Noble county were placed in nom
inatiou aud roll call resulted in the |
election OF McCabe by a vote of 10 to r. /
For assistant enrolling and engross-
ing clerk 5 e Morgan of Edmond was .
elected By acclamation
For assistant clerk the names Of p /
Taylor and Miss Lureua Graupuer
were placed in nomination. Roll call /
resulted in the election Of Miss Graup-
ner by a vote Of es to4.
A joint resolution was now pre-
sented from the senate TO the effect