The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-01-27
THE HOUSE.
Yesterday Afternoon.


The house. after three O'Clock yes
terday, did little else than introduce
bills. Seventeen measures were in
troduced, aud when the deluge was
over an even hundred. registered the
number introduced in the house this
session.
Two resolutions we're offered. The
FIRST, by Tuttle, provides that the
Leader Printing company shall have
the printing Of the house The other
was concurrent resolution providing
for the investigation Of the sanitarium
at Norman
The seventeen bills introduced are
as follows:
House Bill No Shy Murphy. an
act relating to the board of agricul-
ture.
House Bill No. S5-By Braidwood,
an act giving counties fifty per cent
of rentals of sections 16 and So Also
half Of money received as rentals of
indemnity lalus.
House Bill No. S6-3y Maxwell, an
act to require railway companies to
build and maintain depots in incorpor-
ated cities and villages of more than
200 inhabitants Also provides that
union depots may be constructed.
Penalty for failure is from 800 to
$500.
House Bill No Shy Maxwell. an
act to make husband or wife respon-
sible only for necessities furnished
House Bill No. Ss-By Sproat. an act
to authorize county commissioners to
levy 10 mills year for five years -
build court house or jails and other
necessary buildings
House Bill No. S9--By Jones of Lo
gan. an act making railroads liable
for injuries caused by negligence of
employees
House Bill No 9O-By Jones of Lo
gan. making corporations liable for
damages to agents or servants.
House b.n no. 91-By Jones of Lo-
gan. Is the fellow servant bill, same
as Nos. SO and 80 except that vice
pripc pal doctrine stands, and vice
prime pal and fellow servant are de-
fined
House Bill No. 92-By Jones Of Lo-
gan, an act to incorporate congrega-
tion of Benedictine Sisters Of the
Sacred Heart of Oklahoma territory.
House Bill No. SO BY Wagner, act
setting out method by which foreign
building and loan associations are per-
mitted to transact business and pro-
viding for inspection.
House Bill No. 94-By Wagner, acc
providing for county depository, and
making it the duty of county commits
sioners to loan money to highest bid
der. on interest rate, said bidder to be
a banker or banking corporation.
House Bin No 95-By Wagner, act
in relation to indecent exposure, OBJ
scene exhibitions, books and prints
and providing punishment therefor.
House Bill No 96-By Jones Of
Dewey act providing penalties for pro.
fame swearing. $40 to 800 or lmpris-
onment Of months. or both.
House Bill No. 97-By Jones OF
Dewey. act making penalty Of Sab
bath breaking from s25 to 500 or 3
months Imprisonment, or both.
House Bill No. 9s-By Francs, act
providing that assessor shall com
mence assessing first Monday in Janu-
airy each year Also that all real and
personal property shall be assessed
IN name of owner.
House Bill No. 99-By Francis, act
making appropriation for territorial
board of agriculture for years 1908 and
1904 Eight thoueand dollars is ap
propriated Tor the two years.
House Bill No. 1OO-By Bowles. pro
vides that all mutilated ballots shai
be turned over by county clerk to dis
trict judge and that any one aggriev
ed in an election may take up the mat
ter before the district judge in cham
bers