The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-01-26

Koch, chairman: Z. r. NEE Ia Il, w.
+. Malley, j. w. Hadlev, +. Dufy.
Agriculture w. Olmstead, chair
man; j. wilkins, ID. II. VanKirk, j. II.
Smith, E. Duffy.
Municipal Corporations-P. Koch,
chairman; J. NJ. Hay, c. f. McElrath,
f S. Sherer, w. f. Malley, Ii. A.
Thomas, J. d. Ballard.
Asylums and Public Charities-V. A.
Wood, chairman; J. NJ. Hay, j. NJ.
Holiday, ]. II. Smith, +. Duffy.
Compensa ion Of Public Officers-W.
F. Maliey, chairman; f. f. Hartshorne,
insurance.. Wilkins. chairman; w.
H. Merton, V. A. Wood, II. A. Thomas.
J ID. Ballard.
Banks and BanlSing-J. c. William
SOD, chairman; c. G.. Jones, +. Il.
uartshorne, E. +. Clark. j. ID. Ballard
Roads and nighways-D. ii. Van
Kirk, chairman; j. w. Scott, o. w.
olmstead, j. w. Hadley, j. ID. Ballard.
Printing!. Wilkins, chairman; w.
H. Merton, w. +. Maley, j. NJ. Hay,
w. c. Stevens, j. ii. Smith, III. A.
Thomas.
County and Township Organization
e. L. Hartshorne, chairman; j. G.
W lliamso1, +. 5. Sherer, o. w. Olm.
stead. c. +. McElrath, J. ID. Ballard,
j w Hadley.
PeniteniIary and Reformatory Insti.
tutious- j. NJ. Hay, chairman; J NJ
Holiday, j Williamson, Phillip Koch,
j Ba lard, j W Hadley, James vii
kins
Public Lands--W II Merton, chai~.
man, d II Van Kirk, o w Olmstead, j
Wilkins, C Walls.
Public Buildings-James wilkins,
chairman; f McEraih, William
son, f 5 Sherer, j w Hadley.
Elections and Legislative Apportion-
meni-F 5 Sherer, chairman; ID III Van
Kirk, V A Wood, w + Malley, James
Wilkins, Walls, ii A Thomas.
Military w Scott, chairman; V A
Woods, J d Combs.
Engrossed Bills-F S Sherer, chair
man; w f Mlley, c williamson, J
Smith, + Clark.
Manufactures and Home Industries
5 NJ Hay, chairman; NJ Holiday, {
McElrath, ID Combs, Z Duffy.
Medical and Sanitary Affairs-V A
Wood, chairman; w Scott, c f McEl.
rath, J ID Ballard, L II Doyle.
Quarantine-O W olmstead, chair
man; E E Hartshorne, J C Williamson,
Walls, d Combs.
After the Introduction of the
following bills the house took an ad-
jnurnment 10 give the committees op-
portunitv to work.
By Ballard-Amendingl laws relating
to cities of he first class by maki0g
/ 500 inhabitants the necessary quallti-
cations instead of $500.
Mr.. Pollard of Cloud Chief intro.
duced bill providing for the appoint.
ment by the government of . board OF
control consisting of five persons, two
of whom shall be practicing physicians,
who shall select suitable site for the
erection of deaf and dumb asylum
within one mile of the city of Wealth.
erford, Custer county.
House bill IS amends the laws rela.
ting to probate Judges and justices OF
the peace.
BY Hadley-An act providing that
county assessors shall constitute a
board of territorial directors aud shall
egualize the various county assess
ments, make the necessary levies for
revenues, taxes and general expendi-
lures; shall act as board of inquiry
and hear and investigate the reports
and records of the territorial officers
aud departments, and abolIshes the
territorial board of equalization.
BY Koch-An act providing for the
manner of payment of school district
and township indie ebteduess.
Walls of Norman introduced house
bill No. % which grants suffrage to
women unreseryedly.
Scott of Clifton introduced bill
which regulates the leasing and man.
agemenL of school laud aud other pu b.
lie lands of the territory.
House bill 81, by McElrath, provides
that any number not less than 500, OF
those tiuanciaIly interested in growing
grain may form an associa; ion for tn,
purpose of mutual insurance.
PROCEEDINGS FIFTH DAY.
BY refusal of the senate to confirm
President Mercedes appointments,
he council, which is republican by
eight majority, is thrown into the
hands of the fusionists. Hutto, Candy
and Huston are the three republicans
who are dissatisfied with the appoint
menls
The following bills were introduced
BY Ciark-Making it unlawful tc
practice dentistry without a license
from the territorial examiners; allow.
! ing plaintiffs TO dismiss civil actions
brought by them by paying costs; pro
yidng for changes of venue in civil
ma ters in probate court.
By Gandy-Providing for woman
suffrage,
BY MeCredie-Appropriatiug IS, ,oOC
for protection against contagious dis
eases.
By Garrison-Broviding for sale oi
property with a tax loan thereon
county treasurers shall commence du
| ties on first Monday in October; al
elected in ls9s TO serve until 1901.
/ BY Hutto-Relating TO banks anG
banking.
The following bills were introduced
I in the house:
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