The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-01-26

No 1Os, by Todd, relating to the To-
cation and relocation Of county seats |
II was moved that the rules be sus-
pended and this bill be placed on IL,
second reading. On roll call, l3 voted |
for the motion, J2 against the motion,
therefore. being lost for lack Of two
thirds voting to suspend the rules,
GNo. 100, by Wade. relates to game
and fish l --- a,a
No. 10, by Hogan, fixes compensa-
ton Of township assessors
Knipe presented house resolution
No. 80, requesting the governor to
transmit a certified copy Of any con
tract he may have made with Hon. ID.
A. Harvey in relation TO recovery OF
indemnity land, and further asking
for information The resolution was
laid over.
James Brown presented a petition
from Wholesale liquor dealers asking
that druggists be required to pay
liquor license If house bill No. 80,
which gives druggists the right to
sell Intoxicating liquor for certain
purposes, is passed The petition was
laid over for consideration by the
house at the same time of the bill.
sutton presented house bill No. Ill,
relating to private corporations.
The following bills were read the
O.. 20, sfrtft
tees:
No. 100, by st John, defining train
robbery; referred to committee on
criminal jurisprudence.
Ne. 1O1, staying execution in certain
misdemeanors, by Mason; to commit
tee on criminal jurisprudence.
No lO9, by Hogan, legalizing bali
section lines; TO committee on roads
and highways.
Nos lO3 and 1O4, by Boyer, relating
to criminal procedure; to committee on
criminal Jurisprudence.
The committee on engross ed bills
reported that house joint resolution
No ?4, by Knipe, relating to quaran-
tine lines had been compared and
found correct
The committee on munisipal corpor'
ations recommended that house bill
No. 26, by James Rrown, legaliziug in
corporation of cities, pass.
The house now went into committed
Of the whole for consideration of bills
on second reading.
House bill 50 was reported in the
hands OF printers.
No Il was also laid over for th'
present
No. 30, by Lowery, providing for tn
employment OF stenographers in tn
supreme court, was taken up. Th
bill originally provided that IS cent
, per folio be paid for transcribing Tn
committee on judiciary in reporting o
5 bill had recommended its amendmen
to read 10 cents per folio.
5 A communication from the suprem
= court, signed by all its members, asl
= ing that the bill pass as it original
stood, IS cents per folio, was read an
e considered.
! No, %, by Lowery, providing for tn
I employment of stenographers in 81
( preme court. The report of the con
T. mittee on judiciary favored tn
! amending Of the bill to pay 10 cent
4 Ger folio, instead Of Il cents, as th
bill originally stood A communici
. tion was read in the consideration
c this Jill signed by all the members {
e. tuc supreme court, asking that IN
IS bill be passed 50 as to pay - cents pc
u tpl-o. A vote was had whether or No
,e 70 would b, 20 or "a cents. Recon
l. m-nduti IN made that the bill do NJ
pass
l. The recommendation of the commi
tee on judiciary, however, was TO
c lowed, the amendment of 10 cents p,
o folio being adopted The committ'
4 of the whole later made the recon
i mendation to the house that the bi
z do not pass.
n The committee then rose and r
ported progress.
e Adjourned until Monday, Jan. 2s,