The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-24

| The committees on joint rules for botf
houses reported that the joint rules usec
| by the 9Th legislative assembly had beer
| adopted.
The committee on agriculture recon-
! mended the passage of the bill by Braid
wood for the cancellation Of stock marks
and brands. House bill No. on quaran-
tire was referred back TO the commit
tee.
The following herd law measure was in
troduced by Braidwood. All Oklahoma IS
interested in it. 1t was:
That section 81 of article 2 of chapter
of the statutes. of Oklahoma for the year
1903 be. and the same is. hereby amended
TO read as follows: Section 81. Is here
by declared that the provisions of this
act in regard to restraining stock shall
not apply to all that part of Oklahoma
lying west OF line beginning at the
southwest corner of Greer county, where
the one hundredth meridian meets the
South Fork of the Canadian river; thence
north with said hundredth meridian TO
the Kansas line. and the same is hereby
declared a free range country:
Provided. however, that the people of
said country may petition as hereinbe-
fore provided for. have the privilege of
voting on the restraining of stock and
the result of said vote shall remain in
force and effect for a period of five years.
and provided further: That this act shall
not apply to those districts in Oklahoma
wherein elections have already been held
until the time limitation from the date
of said election shall have expired, and
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in force and effect in each congressional
township west of the line fixed by this
act only at such times as all and the
whole of the public school college public
building and indemnity lands of such
townships are held under lease as pro-
vided by law
The other bills introduced in the house
today follow:
By Tuttle: To compel railroad compa-
MES to fence their roads
BY Ballinger: To provide for the ar
rest without warrant of fleeing criminals.
BY Ballinger: Providing for punish
ment for certain conspiracies
BY Ballinger: Defining the crime of
harmboring. aiding or assisting criminals
outlaws and fugitives from justice, and
providing the punishment therefor.
My James: Amending procedure GRIM
BY Harrison: To abolish southwestern
normal school,
BY Bowles: Holding railroads liable
for. the killing of stock
DR.. Winkfer this morning introduced in
the council a resolution providing that
the committee on education shall visit
tn evarious educational Institutions in the
territory.
The other bills introduced follow:
BY Alexander: To define and punish
vagrancy.
BY Matthews: To legalize the incorpo-
ration of Elk City.
BY Alexander: Making one years resi-
dence in Oklahoma a prerequisite to OBJ
tain a divorce.
BY Updegraff: To compel railroad COM
panies to fence their roads.
BY Matthews: To abolish southwest
ern normal school,
The following bills were recommended
by the committees, reporting that they
do pass:
BY Blakeney: An act to amend section
35 of article / of chapter Al bf the ses-
sion laws of 1891, the same relating to
criminal procedure.
BY Foster: To define and punish va
yrancy.
BY Gore: An act amendatory of section
10. article IS. chapter 25, statutes of Ok
entitled Grimes and Punish
ment."
BY Gore: An act amendatory of section
:, article 6, chapter 16. statutes OF Okla
homa, 1893, entitled Contracts"
BY Gore: An act to make rape and in
cest capital punishment in certain cases.
By Hickam: An act to amend section
Is, of article 3 Of chapter 70, entitled
school Districts. being section SIG OF
the statutes on Oklahoma for the year
res.
BY Massingale: An act legalizing the
election of r. A. Billups, probate judge
Of Washington county. Oklahoma ter
ritory.
BY Massingale: An act amending sec
ton Is. and repeating sections IL, 10. IS,
Il. IS. 19. %. 81. % % "a, inclusive of arti-
Gle Is of chapter IS of the statutes of
Oklahoma, 1Se3 relating to the taking of
depositions in criminal cases.
The two following were reported on un-
BY Blakeney: An act for the better
of the criminal laws of Ok
ahoma territory.
BY Foster: An act to amend section
40 and 65l of chapter 66 Of the statutes
Df Oklahoma of 1898 entitled IAN act to
provide code of civil procedure for the
territory Of Oklahoma"
In the council this afternoon the con-
resolution of Edgar Jones came
UP. and after a long discussion vote
was taken and the resolution lost by
; to 5. The resolution provided for an
INTO the Terrill penitentiary
ease.
The proposed employment of Fred VIII
son as assistant chief clerk was voted
DOWN by DIR. winkler voting with the
Democrats.
The council adjourned at S o'clock until
Monday at o'clock.
The house convenes tomorrow for Il
short session.
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WILL TAKE NEW CENSUS.
To Ee Done Because Of Trouble Over
Voting Bonds.
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