The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-10


Mr.. Lee introduced Constitutional Proposition No
203 being proposition Relating to legislative authori
ty to divide the state into legislative districts, which
read by title and referred to the Committee on Legis
lative Apportionment
Nh Ice introduced Constitutional Proposition No
20l being proposition Relating to legislative authori-
ty to sell school lands which was read by title and
fcrred to the Committee on State and School Lands
Mr. Kane introduced Constitutional Proposition No
2O3 being proposition Providing that no person shall
be compelled i'll any criminal prosecution to be witness
against himself which was read by title and referred
to the Committee on Preamble and Bill Of Rights.
Mr.. Hanraty introduced Constitutional Proposition
No. 206 being proposition ''When judge is disqua
fled to act which read by title and referred to the
Committee ON Judicial and Judiciary Department.
Mr.. Hanraty introduced Constitutional Proposition
No. 207, being proposition o prevent government by
Injunction which read by title and referred to the
Committee on judiciary and Judicial Department,
Mr. Hanlaty introduced Constitutional Proposition
No. 2OS, being proposition Relating to duties in locat
ing railways defined, which read by title and
fered to the Committee on Railroads and Public Service
Corporations.
Mr.. Ellis introduced Constitutional Proposition No
209 being proposition TO prohibit the enactment of
amy law authorizing lotteries gift enterprises pug
iStc encounters which read bv title and referred to
the Committee on Preamble and Bill of Rihgts.
Mr. Dalton introduced Constitutional Proposition
No. 2l0 being proposition Relating to local special
laws, which read by title and referred to the Com
mittee on Legislative Department.
Mr. Covey introduced Constitutional Proposition No
211 being proposition on Labor and Abstraction" :"
which read by title and referred to the Committee
Labor and Arbitration.
Mr. Bowers introduced Constitutional Proposition
Nc. 212 being proposition . Authorizing Tic sale of
school lands which read hy title aud referred to the
Committee on State and School Lands
Mr.. Board introduced Constitutional Proposition
No. 213 being proposition Relating to Corporations
Franchises, which read by title and referred to the
Committee Municipal Corporations.
Mr.. Board introduced Constitutional Proposition
No. 2l4 being proposition on Election Of all State Off
GERS which read by title and referred to the Com
mittce on Privileges and Elections.
Nh. King, chairman of the Committee on Rules and
Procedure reported as follows:
Mr.. President:
We, your Committee on Rules, to whom was referred
resolution No., by Mr. f. f. Herring to amend
Rule 30 presented December 3, 1906, having had the
same under considerations beg leave report that we
JF. KING,
Vice Chairman
A motion being made to adopt the report, the yeas
and nays being demanded resulted as follows
Yeas Akers Berry ,Bil5y, Board Bowers Brewer,
Bryant, Buchanan Cain, Carney Carr Chambers Cobb
Cochran Copeland, Covey Curl Dalton, Edlcy, Graham
Imraty, Harmed Harris, Harrison, Haskell Hays, Hen
bricks, Houston, Hughes Humphrey, Hunt, Johnston,
Jones, Kane Kelly, King, Konegay, angley Lasater,
Lcahy, Lee, Leeper, Ledbetter, Liedtke Littejohn,
McCance, McClan, Majors, Messenger, Mitch Moore,
Nelson Norton, Parker Pittman. Kdusey Rice Eobels,
Rogers, Rose Saudni, Safer Savage Sorrels, Stowe,
Swarts, Tosh Tener, Tracey Tucker, Weaver Williams.
f. r., Williams Boone, Williams, r. IT, Wood Of 80, Wy
att, Murray total It.
Nays Baker, Banks, Cloud, bearing, Edmondson,
Ellis Frye Gardner Herring, Hudson, Jenkins Little
ton, Mcclure Mathis, Maxey, Wyley; total 16
The convention then adjourned until p. NJ.
, p. NJ Thursday December g. 1906.
Convention met pursuant to adjournment.
Mr. Edey Chairman of Committee on invitation, re
ported follows:
Mr. President:
We, your Committee OH Invitation Of Governor j.
c. w Eeckham and Hon. Hen Wattcrson, of Kentucky
visit and address this convention during its session.
beg leave to report that respectfully invited said Hon
oable gentlemen and have received responses stating
that would not be convenient for them to accept said
yation We respectfully submit this as our report, move