The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-09

St'tesi anu 70 enable the people or
New Mexico and Arizona to form a
constitution and state government and
be admitted into the Union on an
equal footing with the original states.
70. l.. HAMILTON.
A. L. BRICK.
l agree to the above recommends
tions except as to amendment num-
bered 40, on this amendment I dis
agree.
JOHN A. MOON,
Manager on the part OF the House.
ALBERT J. BEvERIDGE.
WIN. p. DILLINGHAM;.
1 agree to the above and foregoing
recommendations except as to amend.
ment numbered 40; and as to said
amendment I disagree.
r. NJ. PATTERSON.
Manager on the part Of the Senate.
Statement Of the Managers on She
Part Of the House.
The managers on the part Of the
House at the conference on the dis.
agreeing votes Of the two Houses on
the amendments Of the Senate to the
bill II. r. 1s707, to enable the people
of Oklahoma and Of the Indian Terri
tory to form constitution and state
government and be admitted into the
Union on an equal footing with the
original states: and to enable the peo-
pie OF Arizona and New Mexico 70
form a constitution and state govern
ment and be admitted into the Union
on an equal footing with the original
states, sabmit the following detailed
statement in explanation Of the effect
OF the action agreed upon and recon-
mended in the conference report.
namely:
The House recedes from its dis.
agreement to the amendments of the
Senate numbered j, 2, 3, 4. s, 6. Z, 8.
3. TO- ~, y. and IA. and agree to the
same with amendments, 10 the effect
that the delegates to a constitutional
convention Of the proposed state OF
Oklahoma shall be 11l-55 to be elect
ed by 1h5s people OF the Territory of
Oklahoma, 55 by the people of the In
dian Territory, and from the Usage
Indian Reservaton-with provision
for establishing voting precincts in
said Usage reservation for that pur-
pose, and also provisions for districts
in Oklahoma Territory, except the
Usage reservation, and for districts IN
the Indian Territory from which such
delegates TO said constitutional con-
yentlon shall be elected.
The House recedes from It's dis
agreement TO the amendment OF the
Senate numbered Is and agrees 20
the same. This amendment Is pro
vision similar in character to the
House provisions on the same subject,
and provides IN detail the election ma
chiuery for the election Of all dele.
gates to the constitutional conyeptioh
and FOR laws governing the same
The House recedes from It's dis
agreement TO the amendment Of the
Senate numbered 1G, ana agrees 10 the
same with an amendment TO the effect
that the capital Of the proposed state
Of Oklahoma shall temporarily remain
at Guthrie aud not be changed there
from till after 1918, ana provides THAT
no state moneys shall be appropriated
ior the erection Of public buildings
there for capital purposes during that
period. except as shall be necessary
for the convenient transaction OF pub
lie business OF the state at said capl-
tai.
That the House recede from It's dls-
agreement TO the amendment OF the
senate numbered IL and agree 70 the
same with an amendment which does
no more than 10 change the words Of
the original House text without any
change in the effect Of the House pro
vision.
The House recedes from It's dis
agreement TO the Senate amendments
numbered IS, 2l, and 70, and agrees
70 the same These are All verbal
changes and additions of words with
out altering the intended effect OF the
House bill.
The House recedes from its dis
agreement 70 the amendments Of the
Senate numbered IS and 20 and agree
to the same. These amendments pro
vide for the sale and use OF alcohol
In the pars Of the proposed state now
covered By Indian Territory aud IA GER
ltaln Indian reservations in Oklahoma