The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-09
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would tend 10 l,eer fraud out Of tha
primaries.
Ur. rtgan said: Il do not want
anything ."ne shat would prevent any
man ., 9ming a Democrat" and add
ed. "as long as the candle holds out
to burn. The vilest sinner may return"
The questions were left in the bill.
however. and the measure was recon-
menced for passage.
Bal'inger's Banking Bill.
Mr.. EalhDge-'s bill regulating tho
capital stock oi banks. was recon-
mended for passage without objection.
The bill provides a state bank must
have $4,000 raid up capital stock in
cities Of 1880 and less population OF
Sl5. coo in cities betv cen 2,5Uh ard 3.
Ooj populacon: cf $4,000 in cities be-
tween 5000 and 10000 population; OF
$25 ooo in cities Of more ihan 10000
population It prevents the removal
Of hanks from one town to another. bu.
lesaliyes The removals Of this kind al
ready mace
Criminal Fec Bill.
NJ Ballinger's measure. providing
witness fees in criminal cases. was
recommended foc passage ir its en-
tree without objection. 1t will be
substituted for the alexander bilL
which rassed the senate, along the
same lines.
School Fund Rill.
The committee Of the whole recon-
mcade1 for passage Mr.. Taylcr's hill
providing that all moneys raised fc,
the purpose Of creating sinking funds
for .he final redemption of all bonds
issued. may be invested anncaily by
boards Of education in cities Of the
first class in bonds Of the territory
or United States This bin was amend.
ed to read that good and sufficient
hoad' must be given, ms ead Of a
security company" bond.
Fcrt Supply Bill Up.
The bill for The removal of the III.
sane asylum to Fort Supply was tho
neat on the calendar, ara on Mr..
Oandy's me ton the Alexander bill
along the same line which passed the
senate. was Substituted for the hous .
Lii. Immediately Mr. Lydick moved
to make tn" TN a special oide- for
February rs. but this was opposed by
Candy. vino declared that 1.ylicl was
trying to liil tie bill" A quick mo.
tion tnat the eomeittec rise AM re-
port progress was made and carriei
TINS disposiag Of the asylum hill un
til today
New Bills.
NJ. Nonsingcr by permission of the
house, introduced house bills Nos. 22i
and 226, relating &c common school
funds and &c bridge companies. respect.
lively.
Not Vet Aetsd as Chairman.
iii. Ross ado a very CAPABLE pee.
siding officer durine the afternoon dis
patching business ably anG sat.sfactor
ny. Ali meplbe.s have presided in
committees Of the wheie excepting
Craig Of Pawnee, Jester of Washitn.
lngmire Of Garfield. Gayman Of Lin.
coin. I.ydick of Cleveland, and Woods
Of Woods.
Fish and Game Report.
For the fish and gaiae committee
Nj Prmnty reported favorab y on Sen
ator Decre.s hill, passed By tho SON
a'e. regulating the ZANE laws and the
transportation Of game
Fight on Railroad Bills
Il became more evident during the
afternoon that the railroad interests
were working hard 10 defeat Noffsing-
cr's fellow servant biz. and as it was
expected &c come ur during tie afte'-
neon special EFFORTS were made. Tie
bin went over however, unti todar
Mr. NoIsnger feels confident that his
bill will aass. and gays: Il would like
70 know how the fellows who oppose
1t will answer to their constituents"