The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-10

,ween the ages of four and six years
within the city of Oklahoma city
Nr. Daniels followed with the state
ment that if this bin pa sel for that
purpose that he was in favor Of pass
ing another appropriating money to
hire nurses for the babies Of the
farmers wives throughout the rural
school districts Of the territory.
Fuilers Bill Killed.
The house KILLED NJ Fullcrs bill
which sought to forfeit franchises
wEcn the holders OF the same violated
the provisions thereof Mr.. Fuller cx.
planned the bill, in that it allow ed ten
citizens. taxpayers. to file process
when any franchise provisions were
being violated and ask that the frau
chise be forfeited.
Bills Passed by House.
All the following bills were passed
10y the house Yesterday afternoon.
The senate bills going to the gove-no-
, for his approval and the house bills
being sent up to the senate for acticn:
Senator Woodson's hill, regulatus
the appeals from justice Of ths peace
to probate courts. where Judgments
IN such appealed cases may be final
unless the Icing litigant cares to 90
TO the district court. toe. is intent
cd TO free the district docket Of many
unnecessary cases.
Senator Murphys bill providing for
;he inspection Of commercial fertili.
serg. condimontal. patented, proprie-
tary or trade mark stock and poultry
foods. and regulating the sale of the
same Senator Murphy believes the
bill a very important cle to pass at
this time, when its passage is not
opposed as yet by the corporations,
manufacturing such products
Senator woodson's bill. providing
for tie correction Of court records on
appeal, and also his bill regulating
the practice in divorce cases.
Senator rhreadgius bill, which
compels a cash deposit with The ter.
ritory by all trust companies. fidelity
surety, guaranty AID accident com.
panies Before they may operate with.
70 the territory
Mr.. Fuller's hin was pased which
provides nr the improvement and
permanent paving, curhing and gut.
tering Of streets and ether public
places within cities Of the first class
Insurance Lobby.
A strong insurance lobby is in the
city, trying to prevent the passage
through the senate CT The Ballnger
bill. which prohibits discrimination
by life and endowment companies in
premiums and benefits offered. The
story is current that two we'll known
lobbyists mere fellows close tc the
throne. have demanded $4,000 to see
that tho bill never gets through
Candy is MiHed.
For the rast few days NJ Candy
has occupied the speakers chair the
most OF ;he time. especially in com
mittee Of the whole. It may be re
inembered that Candy was chosen
speaker protein. when the house was
organized. and recently, It is ascer
tained, he has been complaining that
he has not been accorded The recognI
licn due one cf his rank and off.Se and
therefore Mr.. Noltoa. the speaker has
heen inviting him frequently of late
TO take the chair.
Packing UP.
II Is interesting 70 watch some cl
the members packiag up for the home
going Everything that is loose seems
tc be their special property, end on,
representative even brought hts
grip" to the hall last night, and pre-
coeded to Gll it with whatever he ha.
taken liking to. BY glancing over
the desks of the monbo.s many here
tofore noticeable articles are miss
ing.
Al Territorial Officials.
! The joint committee named q ia
vCstipate he dcfunct Capitol Nation