The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-07

proposition Relating to the status
of trusts and monopolies, which was
read IN nil Read q second tine b.
title and referred to tho Committee
on Conceal Provisions
Mr. Haskell introduced Constitu-
ional Proposition No 100, being
eror siuon Relating TO bonds,
whIca was read In full Read a sec.
ond tlmo by title and referred to the
Committee on General Provisions.
Mr. Haskell introduced Constltu.
tional Proposition NO 121. being a
proposition Providing for municipal
owncrship Of public utilities" which
was read IN full. Read a second time
by title and referred to the Com
mittee on Municipal Corporations.
Mr Haskell intr ducod Constltu-
tional Proposition No. 122, being a
proposition rGoverning tho control
and protection Of corporations"
which was read in full Read a sec
ond time by title and referred to tho
Committee on Private Corporations.
Mr.. Haskell introduced Constltu-
tioual Proposition No. 123, being a
proposition 'Reiatlug to corruption
I'm Office" which was read Ia full
Reld a second time by title and re-
ferrod 80 the Committee on Railroads
ana Public Service Corporations.
re. Haskell intorduced CanstiHl-
tional Proposition No 1874 being
proposition Relating to Crimes and
/ Punishments," which was read in full.
Read a second time by title and re-
ferred to the Committee on Crimes
and Punishment
Mr. Haskell introduced Constitu
t.onal Pr position No 125, being q
proposition Limiting the operation
Of Railroad Corporations which
was read in full Read second time
! by title and referred to the Commit
toe on Railroads and Public ser4
yico Corporations.
Mr Heton introduced Constitution
al Proposition No 1876, being a propo
sitlon "Reserving the rights of tho
people" which was read in full. Read
second time by title and referred
TO The Committee on Preamble ana
Em Of Rights
Mr.. Hellon introduced Constitution
al Proposition No 127. being propo-
siton Relating to suffraee," which
was read in full Read a second
tine by title and referred tc the Com.
nltteo cn Suffrage.
Mr.. james introduced Constitution
al Proposition No. 12s, being a propo
sition Relating to the sale Of in
demnity and other state lands which
was read in full Read a second time
by title and referred to the Com
mittee on state and School Lands.
. Mr. Kaae introduced constitutional
Proposition No. 129, being a proposi
tlcn ITO protect trade and commerce
against unlawful restraints and mo
nopomes, which was read in full
Read a second time by title and re
erred to the Committee on Crimes
and Punishment.
Mr.. King introduced Constitutiona
Proposition No 1870, being a proposi
tion Providing for the listing and
valuation Of corporation property anC
the taking and preservation OF th'
, evidence thereof" which was read il
fun. Read a second time by title an'
referred to the Committee on Rail
road and Public Service Corporations
MI King introduced Constitutions
Proposition 10. 131, being a proposi
tion Guaranteeing the secrecy of tn
e ballot which was read in full Rea'
J. second time by title and referre'
, 10 the Committee on Suffrage,
Mr Leahy introduced Constitution
al Proposition No. 1872, being a propc
+ siuon ION employment pf conyie
a labor" which was read in fun. Rea
l. second time by title and referre
q to tho Committee on Arbitration.
e M. Leahy introduced Constitution
n al Proposition No 1873, being a prop'
sitlon state industries which wa
j. read in full. Read a second tim
a by title and referred TO the Commit
Il tee on Public Institutions and Stat
l. Buildings.
E. Mr.. Leahy introduced Constitution
y al Proposition No. 1874, being prop'
sition ON "Tbe Initiative ana Refe'
D. orendum" which was read in nl
a Read a second time by title and r.
a. ferred to the Committee on Legisl'
"a tive Department
a Mr. Lituejohn introduced Const
"a utational Provision No, 1876, bein
proposition on "The military bein
subordinate TO the civil authcrities
"a .t,f,.f, mos rood "a, fnU Rpql a So