The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-06
j. +, NINN,
Chairman Committee on Rules
G. II. PITMAN,
=. II. HOPKINS,
j. Nj. SANIiN,
HENRY S. JOHNSTON.

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Mr. Baker introduced constitutional Proposition Nc,
So being proposition For section III the Bill OF Rights
relating to administration of laws, which was read
Read second time by title and referred to the Commit
tee on Preamble and Bill of Rights
Mr. Edlcy introduced Constitutional Proposition NO.
56, being proposition . For state militia which was
read Read second time by title and referred to the
Committee on State Militia
Mr.. Fdey introduced Constitutional Proposition No
81 being proposition Relating to the creating of
Commissioners of Agriculture, Labor and Statistics,
which was read. Read second time by title and re-
ferrcd to the Committee on Agriculture
Mr. Edcy introduced Constitutional Proposition No
So being proposition ''Roatng to banks receiving de
poss when said bank is known to be insolyent, which
read Read second time by title and referred to
the Committee on Banks and Banking
Mr.. ASels introduced Constitutional Proposition No.
% beng proposition felatng to the sale Q, scho9'
lands and other lands in the State of Oklahoma, which
was read Read second time by title aud referred to
the Committee on state and School Lands.
Mr. Billy introduced Constitutional Proposition No
60 being proposition Creating juvenile courts which
was read Read a second time by title and referred to
Tic Committee on judiciary and Judicial Department
Mr. Cain introduced Constitutional Proposition No
81, being proposition entitled 4 dry plank Tor the
entire state, which read Read second time by
title and referred to the Committee Liquor Traffic
Mr. Chambers introduced Constitutional Proposition
No g. being proposition For freedom of speech and
press" which was read Read a second tine by title
and referred to the Committee on Preamble md Bill OF
Rights
Mr. Chambers introduced Constitutional Proposition
No 63 being a proposition For salaries of state aud
county officers which was read Read a second time
by title and referred to the Committee Salaries and
Compensation.
Nh. Chambers introduced Constitutions Proposition
No 64 being proposition Location Of permanent
capitol site which was read. Read second time by
title and referred to the Committee Public Buildings
Mr. Coyey introduced Constitutional Proposition No,
o. being proposition For constitutional provision on
suffrage" which read. Read the second time by
title and referred to the Committee on Suffrage.
Mr.. Ellis introduced Constitutional Proposition No
&c, being proposition Io exempt from attachment or
execution seizure for debt homestead to heads OF
families which was read Read a second time by title
and referred to the Committee llomestcads and 1X
emptions
MIR Hanlaty introduced Constitutional Proposition
No 81 being proposition Relating to employers lia
bility and the doctrine OF fellow servants which
read Read second time by title and referred to the
Committee Railroad and Public Service Corporations
Mr. Gardner introduced Constitutional Proposition
No 6S being a proposition Relating to homesteads,
which was read. Read the second time by title and
feIed to the Committee Homesteads and Exemptions,
Mr. Harmed introduced Constitutional Proposition
No 60 being proposition Against Gambling, which
read Read second time by title and referred to
the Committee on Crimes and Punishment.
Mr. Harris introduced Constitutional Proposition
No 20 being proposition relating to the legal and con-
tract rates of interest which was read Read second
time by title and referred to the Committee on Banks
and Banking
Mr.. Harris introduced Constitutional Proposition
No. n, being proposition In relation 60 separate
schools for children of African descent which read
Read the second time by tile and referred to the Conn
mittee on Education.
Mr. Ilausam introduced Constitutional Proposition
No - being proposition For the purpose OF establish
same, which read Read the second time by title
and referred to the Committee Agriculture.
Mr. Herring introduced constitutional Proposition
No 73 being proposition on constitutional provision