The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-09
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the usual parliamentary squabbIes the
/ rules were suspended ana the Edmond
normal school Appropriation of $4,000 was
passed
Tho famous, or as the Oklahoma City
/ ans call it, the Infamous Alva normal
/ school bin was on the calendar Of the
/ majority and passed by a vote of s to 9. 2
absent and not voting.
! House bin No. 2N. the TonlIawa pre-
/ paratory school bill, was also on the slate
/ of the majority and passed by a vote OF
! s TO T. Senator Winkler not voting.
/ The opponents of these bills and OF the
/ public building bin console themselves
/ with the belief tina 1.-THE governor viii veto
nearly an ofthem and thus save the ter
ritory from the extravaganza of the leg
/ islature and the capacity of the educa-
tional institutions
The statehood memorial as amended lYv
the house was non-concurred jim and went
TO a conference committee. Clarke. Coul-
son and Duffy voting with the Renubr-
cans in opposition TO single sta.4H ;.d.
= message from the house annou1ceI
that house bills Nos. 8, 1926 81 and 2e5 Rad
passed that body.
House bin No. 275 by Embry, being
bin 20 provide for the investment Of the
public fund in approved territorial war
rants was rushed forward under a sus-
pension Of the rules and passed by unan-
imous vote. Tt is hoped by the promoters
Of this bill that the governor VIII veto the
public building bill and apply the accu-
nan 1af llT
normal school warrants the bin validating
those warrants having passed both
houses.
The Woods county division bill was
killed in the council this afternoon ia
keeping with the pledge given to Coulson
and Updegram. The vote was seven to
three, Duffy, C0uls0n Harrison UDde-
graft Belamy, Brodboll and Foster
voting in the negative. The affirmative
vate was cast by Messall. Clarke and
Woolsey.
The defeat of the much-tall1ed OF
trust bin this afternoon was probably
due to the energetic Remuneration of Sem
ator Brodbou. Senator Clarke had sue
ceeded in securing a suspension of the
rules and the bin was on thir. reading
when Br0dbou. ia explanation of his
vote, denounced the measure as inion-
tous, TIA proof of which assertion he al
luded to the manner in which 1t was att
tempted to railroad the bill through the
council without even having been read.
on the ron can Clarke, AIessaU Todd and
Belamy voted for the bin aud Br0db0l.
Coulson, Updegraff, Duffy, Harrison.
Miller, Winkler and Woolsey voted
against il.
The governor this afternoon sent the
following nominations TO the council:
Inspector of oils-Amos A. Ewing, OF
Hingfsher county.
Secretary live stock sanitary board
Peter a. Becker, Grant county
Member live stock sanitary board-yVm
=. Bolton, Woodward county
Member OF board Of regents for Normal
schools-Joh0 u. mare Woods county.
Members Of board OF reeen.s Agrlcul-
tural Coiiege-Waiter T.. Phelps, Cleve-
land county, j. T.. Candy. Woods c0un-
tyt C.. }. Benson. Pottawatomie county:
Robert a. Lowery, Of Payne county.
Proceeding iu the House.
Guthrie. o. r.. March S-Contrsrv to
the confident assertions ~ the opposition
that the public buildings BIN was dead
beyond an hope Of resussitation there
was decided evidence furnished this
morning that the measure was very much
alive and what was equally surprising
there was not single detection iu the
ranks OF the original supporters when the
house recedod from the amendment ap-
nronri1ting 100000 for q supreme court
library building eft Guthrie when the
biz came down from the council with
message that the council had re-
FUSED t0 concur Representa- Phelps /
promptly moved that TIE house recede ;
IT'S amendment 90 the bQl Representa- I
action on the tiI be tudeUn geiy post
ponea. which was voted down. AIeSal.-
der then moved the previous question,
which motion tones moved 10 Jaw C0 tre