The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-17

off Mr.. Ellis the appointment was confirmed
The President named as committee to invite Gov
enor Folk, Messrs McCance, Cochran and b. f. Har
lison.
Mr.. Kane introduced Constitutional Proposition No
1885, being proposition Relating to the judicial De-
partment for the proposed State of Oklahoma" which
was read in full Read a second time by title and
ferred to the Committee on ndicary and Judicial De
partment
Mr.. Kane introduced Constitution Proposition No
331 being proposition Relating to the legislative de-
partment for the proposed State of Oklahoma, which
was read III full. Read second time by title and re-
felled to the Committee on Legislative Department
Mr. Berry introduced Constitutional Proposition No
38 being proposition Relating to the liquor traffic.
which read in full Read second time by title and
referred to the Committee ON Liquor Traffic.
Mr.. Graham introduced Constitutional Proposition
NO. 339, being proposition Preventing location of any
publc buildings for state purposes until the year 1872
which was read in full Read second time y title and
referred 70 the Committee on Public Institutions and
State Buildings aoss 9rr q
Mr.. Newell introduced Constitutional Proposition
No. 34o, being proposition Relating to legislative
authority" which was read in full Read a second time
by title and referred to the Committee Legislative
Department
Mr.. sorrells introduced Constitutional Pro ,sition
no. % beng proposition Relating to limitations
legislative powers, which was read in full Read a
second time by title and referred to the Committee on
Legislative Department
Mr.. Sorrells introduced Constitutional Proposition
NO 542, being proposition Relating to public money!
which was read IN full Read second time by title and
referred to the Committee on Legislative Department
Mr.. SorIells introduced Constitutional Proposition
No 343 being apropostion Relating to the release of
corporation debts which read IN full Read a
second time by title and referred to the Committee on
Legislative Department
Mr. Asp introduced, by request, Constitutional
Proposition No 344, being proposition Relating to the
displaying the United States flag upon public school
buildings, which read in full Read second time
by title and referred to the Committee on Education
The Committee on Rules made the following repoI.t.
10 the Constitutional Convention:
Your Committee on Rules to whom was referred
resolution No A. in words and figures follows to-wt:
Whereas the convention has been organized IN ses-
sion and ready to receive proposed constitutional proys-
ions for more than three weeks during which time AN
parties nave had ample opportunity to introduce such
propositions as they fit and
Whereas 1t is necessary that the committees nroceed
with tbeir allotted work,
/ therefore, be il further resolved That no further
proposed constitutional provisions be seeeiyed in open
session o. me convention until further ordered by the
eolGelIen and chat all such propositions be presented
20 lhe proper committee or committees Beg leave to
fepor thai they have had the same under consideration
and report adversely thereon and recommend that the
same do not pass.
your committee further reports and recommends
the adoption OF the following rules to-wit:
That order Of business No. A. Of Rule B. be amended
! by striking the words constitutional Provisions
thePefrom and that from day pgonosions for eensth
tional provisions may be submitted and received ON
Monday and Saturday of each week as order Of bls-
ness No II.
Respectfully submitted,
Yice-Chailnan
4 G.. III. PITTAAN