The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-01-21
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act authorizing municipal corporations
70 build general sewer systems.
Council l3HINo 25-By Foster. pro
4 vides that cities may grade streets and
levy taxes on property adjoining.
Council Bill No. 26-By Gore. an act
% apportion school funds in Kiov
Caddo and Comanche counties giving
si.S4 per capita for school children
tbetween and 81
1c Council Bin No. 27--By Gore. regu-
lating drawing of grand and petit
Jurors and regulating pay.
lp1 Council Bill No. 2s-By Gore. An
SHcvsaxiEg legal rate of interest at 10
per cent
Council Bill No. 29-By Gore. max.
fingiMpril 22 and first Monday IN
September legal holidays.
Council Bill No. 3O-By Gore. an
act making It unlawful to employ
child under IA in mechanical esfal.
lishment; between IA and 1s children
foan not be worked over hours.
+ Council Bill No. 31-By Cove. ox.
empting proceeds of sale or homestead
from garnishment; also relating to
insurance money where homestead
fburns.
Council Bill No. 32--By Gore, ma5cs
rape and incest punishable by i,ah is.
onment for not less than Z yeas or
Z by hanging
Council Bill No. 33-By Hickam. an
act making It legal for school districts
100 pfrchase sites.
n Council Bill No. 34-By Hickam, an
act fixing quarantine line and other
quarantine legislation.
Council Bill No. 35-By Hickam. an
iact to regulate juror fees.
u Council Bill No 36-By Hickam.
uroyiding for flag over or near school
houses.
fggCouncil Bill No p57-- BY Hlckam, to
prevent and punish desecration of the
flag o fthe United States.
HoCouncil Bill No 3s-By Hickam, TO
Fpgevent use of abusive language on
railroad cars. qen
Council Bill No 39-By Hickam.
ppoyiding for reporting sth, 9th an
loth annual reports Of Oklahoma ex-
parliamentary station and appropriating
$1,000 for that purpose.
Council Bill No 40-By Hickam.
70 prevent exhibition Of indecent vita
scope pictures and obscene phono-
graph language.
Council Bill No 41-By Hickam,
making 1t misdemeanor to misrep-
resent pedigree of breeding stock.
Council Bill No. 42ZBy Hickam.
placing preparatory school at Tonka-
wa under board of regents OF terri
torial university.
Council Bill No. 43-By Hickam,
appropriating $4,000 for free distribu-
tion of vaccine by Oklahoma expert
menting station at Saltwater.
Council Bill No 44-By Hickam,
an act relating to county examiners.
Council Bill No. 45-By Hickam.
provides that jails be kept in health
full condition.
Council Bill No. 46-By Hickanl.
providing that rate of general terri.
tcsial taxation shall not be greater
than 3 mills. and fixing rates for
school purposes.
Council Bill No. 47-By Hickani.
making It a misdemeanor for tele-
graph employees to give out informa-
tion.
Council Bill No 4S-By Hickam
an act compelling children between Z
and 15 to attend school during school
year
Council Bill No. 4s-By Inokam.
an act to abolish Office of :e-Iitoria'
oil inspector. 1t
Council Bill No. 5O-By wool,sy
quarantine bill.
Council Bill No, 51-By woolsey,
an act to subject property TO taxa
tioh Acaated in unorganized co IT es
attached for judicial purpoTcs.
Council Bill No. 52-By Massinga,e,
legalizing election of r. A. Phillips
as probate judge of Washita county.
Council Bill No. 5S-By Massingale,
provides that depositlons of defeni-
ants witnesses. when living outside
of the territory. may be taken.
Council Bill No. 54-By Mathews.
an act to allow district judge to sus-
pend sentence of criminals under six