The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-22

nrisonmcn' from ono . five years.
Fu'ier's sll Kmec
The committee Of the whole yes
.erday afternccn. with Mr. iltyan. I'll
poitawatomic IN the chair. sillei MT
Funers BIZ regulating the game laws
It was not known there was amy op-l
position 70 speak os TO The hill bat a
grea. amount Of st seemed TO maSeri
alize as the discussion prceres5ed. |
Mr. Fuller fouela for his bill and al
tempted to thwart every moyemcatl
o defeat il, bu, the house finally onl
motion by Lost1 votel tha. the tilll
shcnld not pass
Ross 81, Debate.
The bin by M7 Ross. prohibiting
the establishment. OF saloon w1hinl
h,e miles OF a town having a terrilor-
ial educational Institution. brought
forth another long dis.wss;on hut was
finally recommeldel for passage BY
Almost a unanimous vote. Mr.. Lydick
strenuously opposed The measure and
said he was positive that the people
Of Norman did not want Il 90 pass.
Mr.. Lydick maede The statement that
Presiden. Boyd of The university had
told him that " was better If there
We're TO be saloons. to have them
where they could he secu. rather ,har
away some place where The students
cevld visi. then' unprotected. On the
contrary Mr.. Ross read letters from
! Mr. Boyd and a.s1 from presideat'
Scott Of the A. & ~ COLLEGE thanking
him for the intro Iruo- n the hlil
and urging its passase. The bill, ass
recommended 70: passage cuts AlNa,
Tonkawa Edmond Norman sam
water. Langstoa AMI Weatherford
out of saloons
Other els Adopted,
Mr.. Rotinson's bill - prevent uai-l
, formity IN recording claims hled and
alIowed n the .ouniies Of the terri
tory. was recommended for passage,
as was also Nj. Lyliak'r BIN prevent
] ing pefsoas IN iar sixteen years 81
age earrylag siiotgnns and fIRas.
1 Mr.. Ballingers bill, which ellows 81
greater levy IA some counties far|
court purposes. was recommended
! for passage; also Mf Ballmger's till
/ for the organization and goyernncn,
of the Oklahoma Hatanal guard
: MIu.arf Pill.
Mr.. Ballinger la muchly amended
his bill fer the arsanilaiDn and con-
troll Of the national guard, and On mo
tion by Mr.. I-ydiea it was recommend.
ed tor passage n:aout even being
real. Mr.. Rcn,nson went On record
in a strong measure against sifh
raifoading Of bills and made his point
good and seroag w illustrating it,
but he was vctei down. He said ihc
only measure tha, we're up this time
to amend former laws, were for laws
that were railroadoi through other
legislatures.
i lydicS JS Lcnhy.
Mr. Lydicls OF Cl'yelaul county las
lion Of a lobby 10 face q he succeeds
in passing his biil for the government
OF building an loan, associations
. / With the exception Of the railroad lob
by. the strongest Yet at this session
is here workias agamst Lydick's ml
On motion by N Fuller the bill has
been made special order for Friday
/ afternoon Of thi. -eeK at ;wo oclcelS
Antitrust Eli b. Logan.
i Mr.. Losan's bl - prevent comli
ma ions TIM. viii ,es,,an trade. is sci
for special order for Thursday after
J noon of this week a. two o'clock
This Is an muIrust measure, On
which Logon has bsna working cam
estly
! After the fe'law servant law was
killed Yesterday atlcrho3n Mr. 10
? gan created a sensation by making a
molten tha the house "do NV ad
4. iourn sine die hls was seclIled
) by Nonsineer M Ross came to lhe
r rescue of The house viii a motion q
adourn until 1850. which carried.
, rfed