The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-18
Fellow Servant
MEASURE HOLDS INTER
EST IN HOUSE
Vote on Final Passage Next
Tuesday Awaited With,
Keen Interest.

There is more interest. at present.
in the final outcome ou the fellow ser
van bill, rendiag in tbs hoitsc than
ia the fatc Of any other bin in The
entire assembly Mr. NonsinEer. the
author % the bin. declares he win
have a. least fourteen votes for the
bill. II al members are present and
this is enough 10 pass it in the house.
on the other hand the members op-
posed 10 the measure arc just as CON
fdent they can dcfcut IT, The fol-
lowing members viii vote fer the bill,
it IS stated. when it COMES up for
final passage en- noxt Tuesday after
Bryan Of Pottawatomie, Jester
Of washlia. Levy Of Logan. Eydick
Of Cleteland. Logan of Kiowa, Ferris
of Comanche. Maxwell of Canadian
Robinson OF Greer, and Hogg Of Day
Deriocrats. Nonsinaer OF King
fisher. ilc1e OF Custer. paniels of
Dewey. Mnride Of Blaine Inemire Of
Garfield and Ncod Of woods, all re-
public .us.
There are but two Democrats
known to be against the bill-Fulle-
Of Oklahoma county AMI Craig Of
Pewnee. The Republicans known to
re against the bin are Ballinger of
Caddo. Becker Of Grant. Speaker Eer-
ION Of KAY. Tai If Of Noble, Prouty
Of Lincoln, Walker Of Payne. Guyman
Of Lincoln Ross Of Woods and Candy
Of Woodward This slate would give
tne w fifteen votes to eleven against
81, and fourteen are necessary 10 pass
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Althoueh resolution. Introduce
by Mr.. Lydick Of Cleveland, was
passed by the house several weeks
ago. which called for immediate work.
on the part Of the appropriation com
mittee in getting outlined the gener
al appropriation bfi, yet nothing thus
far has been done. The resolution
sleepeth and SO do the members oi
the committee. so fGs as outward in
cicaions are. Il was til einteniion oi
Mr.. I.ylick to have the appropria
ticn bill reported at an early date
50 that It could be fully considered
and not left. as usual. until the last
day for final action and passage.
AS the rule this bill is the ,eest con
sidered Of all. although Il Is consider
ed one OF the most important Many
things croep into II at the last moment
that are act wanted by be members
generally. but which pass through un
needed in the rush. MI lydlck'i
resolution should be unearthed an,
the prod mt in operation on the mem
hers OF the appropriation committee
OF which Mr Becker Of Grant county
IS chairman
Fuller's Game Bill
Mr. Fu1er's game mn IS one Of tbs
most important on the calendar anS
one OF the very first for discussion
in committee Of the whole, It q
favored generally and il is understood
that Il viii have but little, If any. op
position. Il is known 70 be in line
with The regulations adopted by th'
American League OF sporssme and
also 10 cover conditions that viii
make operative the government game
preserve in the WIGHT mountains
The farmers Of the teri. Dry vii ash
an amendment 10 tae bhL which VIII
probably carry prohibiting the kill
ing in Oklahoma Of quail and prairie
chickens for six years. The farmers
maintain they are the best friends Of
the agriculturis's in clearing mp the
corn. wheat and cotton field Of pest.
o. every kind
pecker'o Cigarette Bill.
Senator Deckors anti-cigareste bill
has been passed BY the senate and
viii likely get through he house an
right 1t prohibits the sale, giving
away or disposal in any manner Of
cisareites cigarette papers. or theiE
substitutes and win practically shut
out such a thing as a cigarette In
Oklahoma This is the measure
backed By Mrs. Freeman E Miller OF
Saltwater, and other Interested wo-
men Of The territory.
OIL inspection Bill.
The oil inspection bill, known as
MRcide's substitute and adopted by
he house for an measures pending,
amends the present law along the
lines Of the measure now in force in
Kansas, Texas. Missouri and Nebras-
ka. Il is understood 10 have the sane
ton of the governor The bill also
provides that Ell gasoline cans must