The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-01-26
legislature Thanks Oklahoma Worlds
Fair Commissioner.
MANY BILLS UP FOR PASSAGE,
Transaction of Business Continues Har-
m0nl0usly In Both Houses and no Dis
turbanoe Bebs up to Mar Oklahoma's
iAw-Making Assembly.


congress to open the pasture reserve
in C0manche county to settlement
and the Joint resolution extending the
legislatures thanks to the Oklahoma
worlds fair commissioners,
The house in committee OF the
whole passed Hogg's bill governing
tfe transfer Of students from one rur'
al district to another and Farris bill
egalizing the incorporation Of Walt
IT'S In Comanchc county.
Mr.. Ingmlre reported for the com.
mittee on agriculture, recommending
that Robinsons bill exterminating
prairie dogs do pass.
MFR. Mcbride reported for the com.
mittee on compensation of public
officers that Levy's bill, regulating
The salaries Of county officers do not
pass, and that Daniels bill, relating
70 salaries OF county officers, be re-
fcrred to the judiciary committee,
The following additional house bills
were introduced today
Providing for disorgani2ing school
districts
Preventing spread Of noyious
weeds.
Regulating county repositories.
Extending time for making and
serving court cases.
Regulating collecting Of fares by
railroad companies.
Governing shipment Of freight by
railroad companies.
A fellow servant law
Enabling litigants 10 get speedy |
trials.
Preventing punishment Of youthful
criminals in public,
Defraying expenses of county teach
ers' institutes.
Logalizing the incorporation OF the
tOwn of Arapaho.
Forbidding use of automatic and re-
peating guns in hunting birds.
Preventing lobbyists using unlaw'
ful influence with legislators.
Forbidding persons under sixteen
years of age carrying shotguns and
rifles.
Relating to civil procedure.
Regulating payment Of territorial
lakes.
Making county commissioners su.
preme over school lands.
Regulating management Of school
funds.
Allowing towns and villages to Is.
sue bonds for electric light plants.
Legalizing certain school districts
n the county of Greer.
Providing uniformity Of claims
lied and allowed in Oklahoma coun'
les.
Enabling owners to drain lands.
Appropriating money for Eighth Z
assembly expenses,
The resolutions adopted by the Ok d
ahoma Good Roads association were 7
PRESENTED by Mr.. Murphy, but on &C. c
cunt Of the length Of the document 0
eading was dispensed with and the s
Whole matter was referred to the
on roads and highways s.
Bills were introduced and read by h
tile as follows. II
Amendatory Of section 81, chapter ii
6, session laws of 1903, and requir' 81
ne the governor to at once make ap'
continent of the officers and trustees h.
AIMED in the bill, said officers and b.
rustees to at once commence the L
york of preparing the buildings at IL
'ort Supply for the care and custody NJ
t the insane patients of the terri
Dry, the governor, when such repairs HI
re completed, to make proclamation VI
0 the sherlffs Of Cleveland and in
Woodward counties to move the in ii
ane patients now at Norman to Fort tc
upply for future treatment and CT
are.
Providing that the governor, the hi
ecretary and tho treasurer Of Okla Ell
oma shall constitute board to CON ell
ract for all the printing and station. al
ny for the territory. tn
The house achieved the distinction m
passing the first bill through third
eading and final passage. to
The herd law for Beaver county II
'ent over again, and the following tr
ills we're introduced: dc
Providing appeals from district to er
lpreme courts.
Regulating powers Of mayors. OF
Limiting grounds for divorces, 81
For purchase Of school books for pr
cor children.
Providing appeals from probate to be
Istrict courts. nc
The Russian Prisoners.
Toxic. Jan. 24.--Tt Is stated that
lere are 1854 sick and wounded eli