The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-16
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BY May-No. 1. An act to regulate the
| listing of personal property.
By Berry-No. g An act limiting DOW
ers of equalization boards.
| By Wilson-No. 8. An act relating to
| probate courts.
| Mr.. May-No. f. An &C: relating to
county treasurer's bonds. No. 5. An act
| to secure county funds.
Mr.. Barry-No. 6. An act amending
| section 2, Of Chapter 81, statutes of Ok
lahoma, qualification Of pharmacists /,
Mr.. Ferguson-No. Z. An act relating
to poll tax; No. 8. An act relating TO
bridge corporations.
Mr. Wilson-No. 9. An act to amend
statutes 20 make law consistent with re-
demption bill.
Mr. workmanship. 10. An act re-
lating to fees and salaries of county Off
GERS. No. IL An act amending section
Z, chapter IS, OF the statutes, relating to
duties of county superintendents
Mr.. Wilson-No. II. An act relating
to redemptions. No. Is. An act relating
to jury trials. No. IA. An act relating 70
negligence. No. u. An act relating to
railroads.
Mr. Cherry-No. Is. An act to legalize
irregular assessments and levies Of taxes
in newly organized counties.
MT. w OOQI1anSe6-NC. IL. An act ~
provide free territorial books.
Mr.. May-No. is. An act relating to
witness fees.
Mr.. Hogan-No. 10. An act prohibit
ing county attorneys and judges ractic-
ing in other cases save those official.
Mr.. Sulilvan-No. 20. An act relatin 3
to the loan Of money No. 81. An act re-
lating to boards of regents. No. %. An
act relating to fee allowed for public
printing. No. %. Act relating to county
commissioners No. "a. An act relating
TO oil inspectors. No. % Act relating to
militia.
Mr.. Wilson-No. 26. An act relating to
assessment of property for taxation.
Mr.. Mouriquad-No. q. An act re-
lating to legal interest.
Mr.. Berry moved that the rules be sus-
pended, an emergency declared and the
bills introduced be read a second time.
II was held that the statute provided
that the omnibus emergency can not be
passed but must be declared in the bill,
and it was so held.
The speaker appointed Doyle, Lytton
and Stovall as joint committee on rules
Also St. Clair, Shannon and Rose on
the governors message.
House rules, joint rules and standing
committees were ordered printed in PAM
Immediately after the house convened
in the afternoon, Mr.. Doyle introduced
resolution that all scits in school leases
pending be stayed until this legislature
shall have taken action in the matter by
proper legislation.
The resolution passed
A resolution introduced by Mr.. Shan
non, asking information Of the governor
of the condition of the treaSurer's report
and the territorial money now on hand,
was. after reference by Mr.. Barnes that
the governors report covers that report,
witi.orawr by Mr. Shannon.
A resolution was introduced by Mr..
Shannon asking investigation of railroad
passenger and freight charges. The res
oiution is of great length. and asks the
legislatures of Kansas, Texas and Ne
braska TO cooperate with Oklahoma in
downing what the resolution terms an
evil is sapping the life out of the people.
1t denounces the traffic regulations, the
watering of stocks and other manipula-
tons of railroads at great length.
The resolution was postponed until to-
morrow.
Mr.. Barnes intrcicced bill No. %, an
act requiring all conveyances to be reg
istered before being effective.
Also. No. %, changing the form OF
transfer of real estate.
Mr.. Woodmanse introduced bill NO. 80,
an act to correct erroneous assessments.
Mr.. Ferguson introduced bill No. 81,
reia ting TO correcting bonds and notes.
4 committee was appointed to look al
ter safe for the keeping of bills.