The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-08

oluhon the yeas and nays being demanded resulted
follows
Yeas NIcssrs Akcrs, Banks, Berry, Hoard Bowers
Brewer, Bryant, Buchanan, Carney, Carr, Caudil
Chambers, Covey Curl Dcaring Edlcy, Ellis Gardncr
Graha1a Henraty Harmed, Harrison, b. f., Haskell
Hays Helton, Hendricks llenshaw, Herring, llli
Humphrey, Hunt, James, Jenkus johnson, Jones
Kane, King, Lasater Leahy, Leepcl, Iedbetcr Little
JOHN, McCance Mathis, Maxcy, Messenger Mitch
Moore Nelson Newell, Parker pittman, Quarlcs Rice
Roberts, Rogers, Rose Sandlin Savage stowe Swartz
Tosh, Turner, Williams Boone; Williams, II. H., Wills
Wood Of 80, Wyly total 6S;
Nays: Asp, Baker, Bilby, Cain Cloud, Cobb, Coch-
ram Dalton, Frye Harris, Heuston Hudson, Kelly Kor
ncgay, Langley, Lee Leidt1e, Littleton, McClain
Majors Norton, Ramsey Safer Sorrclls Tenor Tuckcr,
Williams, e. r.; Wyatt, Murray, total %.
Mr.. Baker voted no and in explanation stated.
Mr. Presidents; | vote with reference to the matter
under consideration and not alone upon the abstract
proposition, whether this convention has jurisdiction TO
hear and determine contest In this ar as at
informed no jmisdictonal facts appear at all. The
charges if any made by the contestant have never been
read and the burden is on him TO show jursdtio al
facts as well the right to relief sought and nothing
whatever appearing | therefore vote 'no"
MI Lasater said in explanations
Mr.. President: Upon the abstract questions to
whether this convention has jurisdiction to determine
the qualification of its members, / vote eyes.
Mr.. Haskell introduced Constitutional Proposition
No. 162 being proposition Relating to dstinc
tion, " which read in full Read a second time by
title and referred to the Committee General Pro
visions
Mr. AIcCain introduced Constitutional Proposition
No. 163, being proposition Relating to insurance,
which read IN full Read second time by title and
, referred to the Committee on Insurance.
Mr. Murray introduced Constitutional Proposition
No. 1884, being proposition o efectuae the election
which read in full Read second time by title and
Of United States Senators by direct vote of the people,
referred to the Committee on Legislative Department
Mr. Asp introduced Constitutional Proposition No
165, being proposition Relating to railroads and ware
house commissions" which was read in ful. Read q
second time by title and referred to the Committee
Railroad and Public Service Corporations.
Mr. Baker introduced Constitutional Proposition
No. 1876, being proposition Prohibiting cities towns
countless townships and all political subdivisions from
voting money to any individual company association
and preventing them from becoming joint owners OF
stockholders in any company, association corpora
tion,' which was read in full. Read a second time by
title and referred TO the Committee Municipal Cor
porations
Mr. Baker introduced Constitutional Proposition
No l67 being proposition "orbiddng state aid to any
individual company corporation association whcl
read in full Read Il second time by title and refer
red to the Committee on General Provisions
Mr.. Berry introduced Constitutional Proposition
No. l6S, being proposition Relating to the sale o
school lands of Oklahoma" which was read in full
Read a second time by title and referred to the Com
nittee on State and School Lands.
Mr.. Buchanan introduced Constitutional PROPOSE
ton NO l69, beng proposition Relating to weights
and measures, -, which read in full. Read Il secon(
time by title and referred to the Committee Genera
Provisions
Mr.. Carney introduced Constitutional Proposition
No. no. being proposition Relating TO alien owner
ship of lands which was read in full Read secon,
time by title and referred to the Committee Genera
Provisions
Mr.. Carney introduced Constitutional Proposition
No. III, being proposition Relating TO inheritance
tax" which was read in full. Read second time b,
title and referred to the Committee on Revenue anc
! Taxation.
Mr.. Carr introduced Constitutional Proposition No
! ll2 being a proposition Regulating homesteads ant
exemptions which read i'm full. Read a secont
time by title and referred to the Committee Home
seads and Exemptions.
Mr. Dalton introduced Constitutional Proposition
No. ll3 being proposition on "Pardoning Criminals,
which was read in full Read a second time by title an