The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-05

y, being proposition for Primary elections, which
was read i'm full Read the second time bv title and re
ferred to the Committee ON Primary Elections
Mr.. Jones introduced Constitutional Proposition
No. % being proposition, g For the preamble OF the
state Of Oklahoma; which was read IN full. Read the
second time by title and referred TO the Committee
Preamble and Bill of Rights
Mr. Jones introduced Constitutional Proposition
NO. 30, being proposition Governing the granting OF
divorces in the state of Oklahoma, which read in
full Read second time by title and referred to the
Committee General Provisions.
MI. Jones introduced Constitutional Proposition
No 81 being provision governing ''Usury and rate Of
interest, which read in full Read the second time
by title and referred to the Committee Banks and
Banking.
Mr. Latmer introduced Constitutional Proposition
No. -, being provision 10 prevent the furnishing Of
estimates the acreage and probable output Of crops
which read in full. Read second time by title and
referred TO the Committee ON Agriculture
Mr. Lcahy introduced Constitutional Proposition
No. B, being proposition on "Education, which was
read IN full Read second time by title and referred to
the Committee on Education.
Mr. Messenger introduced Constitutional PROPOSE
on No. "a, being proposition on Corporation business
and powers to real estate limited corporations de-
fined, which read in full. Read second time by
title and referred to the Committee on Private Corpora
tions.
Mr. Messenger introduced Constitutional PROPOSE
ton No. 35 being proposition IN ''Public office cci-
bilitv to- limited" which was read in full. Read Il
second time by title and referred to the Committee on
General Provisions.
Mr.. Mitch introduced constitutional Proposition
No 30 being measure for the protection and education
OF the children and regulating child labor which was
read in full Read the second time by title and referred
to the Committee on Education.
Mr.. Moore introduced Constitutional Proposition
State of Oklahoma and all political subdivisions Of
No 81 being "A constitutional provision forbiddng the
and municipal corporations therein to incur public
liability for private enterprise, which read III full
Read second time by title and referred to the Commit
tee General Provisions.
Mr. Norton introduced Constitutional Proposition
No. 3S, being provision Regulating the rate of inter
est which was read in full Reada second time by tit'
and referred TO tho Committee Banks and Banking.
Mr.. Norton introduced Constitutional Proposition
No. 30, being provision Governing the rights Of suf
fage" " which read in full. Read second time by
title and referred to the Committee Suffrage
Mr. Weaver introduced Constitutional Proposition
No. 10 being Proposition forbidding the sale of tho
public school lands for Oklahoma" which read il
full Read second time by title and referred TO tho
Committee on State and School Lands
Mr. Weaver introduced Constitutional Proposition
No Al. being proposition "Prohibtng mtcl1nalliagt
OF persons OF the white and negro races, which was
read III full Read the second time by title and referred
to the Committee on General Provisions
Mr. Weaver introduced Constitutional Proposition
No. AZ, being proposition for IAN inheritance tax anC
giving legislature power to impose tax income,
which read in full. Read second time by title anC
referred to the Committee ON Taxation.
Mr. f. Il. Williams introduced Constitutional I'ropo
sition No. 43, being proposition Authorizing farmer
TO sell their products which read in full. ReaC
the second time by title and referred to the COMMITTEE
Agriculture.
Mr. Johnston introduced Constitutional Proposition
No A. bcing proposition ITO embody the initiative
aud referendum in the Constitution of the State of Okla
hona integral part y which read in full Reao
the second time by title and referred to the COMMITTEE
on Legislative Department.
Mr. Lcdtke introduced Constitutional Provision Ne
45, being provision placing "a limitation upon tn
powers of the state and its political subdivisions grant
ing aids " which read in full. Read the second tim
by title and referred to the Committee General Pro
visions.
Mr. l4edtke introduced Constitutional Provision NJ
46 being a provision Placing a limitation upon sui
frage, which read in full Read a second time b.
title and referred to the Committee on Suffrage.
Mr.. Iiedtkc introduced Constitutional Provision Nc
a. being provision Relating to the creation of prvat