The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-07
2 P. NJ, December 8, 1900.

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2 T. NJ, December g. 1906.
The roll call was omitted.
Mr. Ellis introduced Constitutions,
Proposition No. 1873, being a proposl-
tlon Defining the power OF the Leg
islative Assembly to exempt from
jury duty certain persons which
was read in FULL Read a second time
hy ute aud referred TO the Com
mit.eo on Legislative Department
Mr. Parker introduced Constitution
al Proposition Noa14O. being a propo-
a1ion on Interpretations and their
regulations" which wa read in fun.
Read q second time by title ana re-
feried to the Committee on Private
Corporations
ar. q aries intr1d7- ed Conatitu-
tional Proposition No lfl, being a
ropcsition on "The education OF tho
deaf. dumb and blind Of the State"
which was read in full Read a sec
ond time by title and referred to the
Committee on Pcblic Institutlons and
state Buildings
Mr. QuiTles introduced Cnstitu-
tlonal Proposition No. li2, being a
proposition on "Conylcts and convict
labor, which was read in full. Read
"a second time by title and referred
to the Coiamittee on Labor and Ar
bitraticn
Mr., Quarles introduced constltu-
tional Proposition No. 14s, being a
proposition on Capital Punishment"
which was read in fun Read a sec.
ond tine by title and referred to the
Committee on Crimes and Punish.
ment.
MI Ramsey introduced Constitu-
tional Proposition No 144, being a
proposition Pertaining to the veto
power Of the government which was
read in full Read a second time
by title and referred to the Commit
tee on Executive Committee
Mr. Ramsey introduced Constitu-
tlonal Proposition No 145, being q
proposition 9ReQiiring railroads to
establish depots," which was read IN
full Read second time by title
and referred to the Committee on
Railroad and Public Service CorDo
rationa
Mr.. Sandin iuNoduced Constftu4
tional Proposition No. lac, being a
proposition For the sale of schoo
lands" which was read in full Read
second time by title and referred
to the Committee on State and schoo
Lands.
Mr.. Sandlin introduced Constitu
tional Proposition No. l47, being 4
proposition For separate schools fol
white and colored children" whicl
was read in dull. Read a second
time and referred to the Commitse,
ON Education
Mr. Savage introduced Censtitu
lu-el Proposition 10 lls. being
Holoaton on "IeH.rs an,
Labor, Nhich was read I'm fall Rea,
"a second uac by tee and referre,
20 the mmittee on Labor aud Ar
bitTatiou.
MT swarts introduced Constitution
al Proposition No'149, being a propo
sition Relating to homesteads, PEI
sonal property and exemptions,
which was read in full. Read a
second time by title and referred 4
the Committee ON Homesteads AM
Exemptions
Mr swarts, by request, introduces
Constitutional Proposition No $50
being a proposition Relating 10 raj
road and corporation commissions.
which wa read in fun Read a sec
oad time by title and referred t
to the Committee on Railroad an
Public Service Corporations.
Mr.. Tracey introduced Constitution
an Proposition No Isl. being n propC
sitlon Relating TO manual labor b.
b jail prisoners" which was read 81
mn Head second time by tiu
and referred to the Committee OF
labor and Arbitration.