The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-06

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excerpt upon the sworn statement OF the
applicant IN writing, sealhr forth the
purpose Tor which the LIQUOR Is 20 be
used and no sale shall be made for me-
dicinai purposes unless such statement
shali be accompanied by bona nde
prescription signed hy ~ regular prac-
ticing physician. which prescription shall
not be filled more than once Each sale
shall be duly registered ana thu regis
ter thereof. together with tho afiidavits
ana prescriptions pertaining thereto,
shall be open TO inspection by any officer
OF citizen of <nid state at all times dr--
Ing business hours. Any person .sio
shall knowingly make false affidavit
\ for the purpnse aforesaid shall be deem-
ed guilty Of Perjury Any physician who
shall prescribe any such liquor except
! for treatment of disease which after his
own personal diagnosis he shall deem
to require such Treatment. shau upon
conviction thereof be punished for each
onense by fine OF not less than two hum
dred dollars or by Imprisonment for moi
less than thirty days. or by b0ih such
fine and Imprisonment. and any person
connected with any such agency who
snail be convicted Of making any sale
or other disposition Of llduor contrary
\ TO these provisions shall be punished by
/ imprisonment for not less than one year
and one day. Upon the admission OF
said state into the Union these pro-
vislons shall be Immediately enforce
able IN the courts Of sad sia'e.
Third. That the people inhabiting said
proposed state do agree and declare
that they forever dsulaim an right and
I title In on TO any unappropriated lands
lying within tho boundaries thereof. and
20 all lands lying within said limits
owned or held by any Indian. tribe or
nation; and that untu the title TO any
such public land shan have been extin-
gulshed by the United States, he same
shall be and remain subject to the ju-
risdicdon. disposal and control Of the
United States. That iard belonging to
hcitizcns of tne United States residing
without he limits OF said state shall
never be taxed at higher rate than
the iand belonging TO residents thereof
that no taxes shah be imposed by the
state on lands or property belonging
to OF which may hereafter be purchased
by the United States or reserved for its
use.
Fourth. That the debts and liabilities
hl SdlO AtiItANiN OF bkiiubltlA eIttth uc
assumed and paid by the state.
Fifth That provision shall be made
for tho establishment and naintenance
Of system OF public schools, which
shall be open to an the children Of said
state and free from soctarian control,
and sald schools shall aways be conduct
ga IN English: Provided. That nothing
n herein shall preclude the teaching OF
other languages in said public schools:
And provided further That this shall
not be construed TO prevent the estab-
lishment and maintenance Of separate
schools FOR white and coiored children.
Sixth. That said state shall never en-
act any law restricting on abridging the
right Of suffrage on account OF race
color. or previous conditions Of servitude
See. 4. That in sasc a constitution
and State government shall be formed
IN compliance With the provisions oi
? this Act the convention forming IN,
sameshall provide by ordinance for sub.
, hitting said constitution to the peopl,
OF said proposed State for its atifiea.
tion or rejection at an election TO b'
2 held al "a time fixed Ia said ordinance a
which election the qualified voters fol
said proposed State shah vote directl,
for or against the proposed constitution
7 and for or against any provisions sena
: rately submitted. The returns Of sale
election shau bc made 10 the secretar,
OF the Territory OF oklahoma. who, Will
the chief Justice thereof and the senio
1 judge of the United States court OF ap
: lpcals for the Indian Territory, shall can
vass the same. and II a majority Of ih
legal votes cast on ihnt question shall hl
2 for tho constitution the governor Of OK
. ahoma rciritoy ana the Judge senior &
service OF the United states court o
appeals for the Indian Territory shal
( certify ihc result 10 tlc President OF th
p United States. together with he SITE
3 meui 81 the votes cast thereon aud upoi
separate articles or propositions and
copy OF slld constitution, articlea, propo
: sitions. and ordinances. And f the con
Z stiWron and government OF said prppo
Z scd State are Rcnublican Ia FORM, ana !
I the provisions in ills Act have bcei
, complied with m the formaion thereof
J Ii shall be the duty of Jae President O
the United states. within twenty dayl
from the receipt OF 3ha certificate Of th'
result OF said election and the statemeE
OF votes cssi thereon ana copy OF sail
constitution articles, propositions, ane
ordinances, 10 issue his proclamation an
:nouneing the result of said election ans
thereupon the proposed sttt9 Of Okla
homa shall he deemed admitted by con-
gloss lnio tho Union under and hy Vir.
sue OF his Act. on AN oquai footing witt
the original ststs. Tho original o
said constitution, articles, propositions
and. ordinances. and the election re
tuns. ana q copy OF the statement o
the so.es cast at said election. shali b
forwarded ana TURNED over by tho seere
tary OF the Territory Of Oklahoma 10 th'
state authorities OF said state.
Sec. S. THAT tile SUM OF one hun
dred and nfty Thousand dollars, on ID
lmuch theroof as may De necessary !
hcrcby appropriated. out OF amy mone'
Ii tire Treasury NOT otherwise appro
prated for the dcfrayins of the cypen
scs OF the elections provided Gov in thi
Act, and said convention, and for th'
payment of the memhcrs thereof unde
the samc rules ana regulations and a
the Same rates as are now provided b.
law for tho payment of the Territorial
legislature of the Territory OF Okla
homa and The disbursements OF IN
money appropriated by this section shnl
be made by the secretary Of The Tori
tory of oklahoma.
See g. That until tho next genera
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