The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-01-19


engrossed bills reported that house
bill No. o, No =. aud No. 25, had been
compared. were correct, aud that the
bills were now returned. The house
ordered that these bills be transmitted
TO the council
The committee on ways and means
reported on house bill No %, by Todd,
recommending that it do pass
House bilr 20, 10y Todd. relating TO
road overseers was reported on by the
committee on roads and highways,
who recommended its passage.
introduction Of Biils.
ST. John introduced by request
house bill g. which divides Woods
county into two counties
House bill No. -, amending and re-
| pealing certain sections of the statute.
was introduced by Hogan
Walling also wished to amend a GER
tain section Of the statute, and nitro
duced house bill IS.
House bill 7G, by Wade, regulates
trials before justices Of the peace.
House bin 77 10y Mason, relates to
railroads.
House bill IS, 10y McCoy, is in rela-
tion to county commissioners.
sutton introduced house bill -,
which legalizes the acts Of the Jordan
Town company.
An invitation to attend the inter
state irrigation meeting at El Reno,
January 25, was accepted.
The council transmitted council bill
40 requesting concurrence but as this
is exactly the same bill which was
sent into council requesting their con
currence under title Of house bill No.
/, except that it is made general In
stead Of special; it seemed to be the
sentiment of the house that the bill
should be laid over until tomorrow TO
allow council to take different action
II they desired. The bill was lald
over
The rules were suspe nded and the
house went into committee of the
whole for consideration of the house
bill No 9, and after discussion was
referred by the committee of the whole
to the committee on judiciary.
House bill No. 10 by st. John next
taken up and after reading by sections
was reported back to the house with
the recommendation that it do pass.
This is the libel law and is a fair and
liberal measure.
House bill No amending chapter
6 entitled attorneys-at-law, by St John
was next taken up, discussed by sec
tions and with minor amendments re-
ported back to the house with the rec
ommendation that it pass.
The following bills were read the
second time and referred 10 commit
tees:
House bill No. So creating territorial
land office, 10y Mccoy, referred to com
mittee on public lands and public
buildings.
No. So defining jurisdiction of JUS
tices by Boyer to committee on ju.
dietary.
No. 81, relating to Imprisonment for
debt, by Hendrix, to committee on ju-
dietary.
No. 50, in relation to arrest and bail,
10y Hendrix, to committee on judi
ciary.
No 50, providing for uniform text
books in public schools by Wade, to
c pmmittee on education.
N 60, securing public against err
rors in bstIacts 10y Lowcry, to com
mite o. j dtitry.
No. c1. Pelling part OF article l,
chapter 90 by 10 very, to committee
on criminal Jurisprudence.
No. 90, repeating section 26, article
!, chapter As Of the statute, by Lowry,
to committee on Judiciary.
No. Ge, relating u lein law, by
Lowry, to committee on judiciary
No. Ga, relating to costs in criminal
cases, by Barnes, to committee on
ways and means
No. 65, defining duties of road over
seers, by Hogan, to committee on
roads and highways.
No. G6, relating to chattel mortgages
by Boyer to committee on judiciary.
No. 81, to committee on criminal
juris prudence.
No 6s, limiting sessions of grand
jury by Stein, to committee on criminal
! Jurisprudence.
No. 90, relating to contracts, by
speacer, to committee on judiciary
No II, relating to county attorneys,
by Mason, to committee on judiciary.
No. -, compelling railroads TO 60
near government county seats, by
Mason, to committee on railroads
Adjourned.
Some OF the Bills.
House bill No. 80, by Walling, de-
gpae a trust and DrDVilas naga1tfe.