The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-18
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Mr. Ellis moved the adoption of the majority report
Mr. Henshaw moved the following amendment
That all constitutional propositions be introduced read
by title and referred to the proper committee.
Mr. Pttman moved the previous question, the ques
ton being Shall the main question be now put wnch
was decided in the affirmative.
The vote recurring on Mr.. Henshaw S amendment It
was decided in the negative
The question being upon the adoption of the majority
report it was decided in the affirmative
The Committee on Rules 10 whom was referred
Resolution No 49, provslng for the enrolment OF the
Constitution of Oklahoma, reported that they had the
same under consideration and recommended that the
same be adopted as amended i'll committee
The resolution reading as follows:
Be ii resolved, by the Constitutional Convention OF
the State Of Oklahoma that the enrolment Of the Con
stuion and of the several articles thereof when shal
be adopted by this convention, shall be as follows:
First There shall be seven original enrolmehts
thereof one of which shall be upon sheets OF parchment
fourteen inches in width and eighteen inches IN length
the second third fourth fifth sixth and seventh originals
Of which shall be upon the best grade OF linen paper
That the parchment enrolment thereof shall be
written in onghand with the highest quality OF chemical
" tested and proven ink selected by the Secretary OF the
Territory and the several sheets Thereon SO aseneo W
gether and sealed to prevent the FemoNa WlAlou' u
That the linen for the originals, num-
bered two to seven inclusive shall be the same length
and breadth herein prescribed Tor the parch1ent a
secured and fastened in the manners provided that
such enrolment of originals two to seven Inclusive sha
be made with record ribbon ypewritng ribbon tested III
like manner prescribed for the parchment enrolment:
That the seven enrolments herein provided loi
sha he nlaced in the custody of the Secretary OF the
TERRITORY to safely kept by him and disposed OF as
follows: :.
of State and to remain perpetuay IN the archNes u
State in the office Of thd dSecretary thereof
Enrolment No Two to be transmitted by the Secre-
tarv Of the Territory of Oklahoma to the President OF ne
United States for examination and It's maj dsposuon
Fnrollment No. Three to be transmitted by the
Secretary Of the State Of Oklahoma to the Clerk OF the
Slpreme Court Of Oklahoma there to remain peIpetumy
in the archives Of the Supreme Court and It's successors
forever.
ENROLMENT No -Four, to be transmitted by Secre
tary Of State to the Librarian of Congress
Enrolment No. Five, to be transmitted by the Secrc
rv Of State to the State Historical Socey OF Oklahoma
Enrolment No Six, to be kept in the office OF tho
SECRETARY Of the Territory of Oklahoma and delivered by
him to the Secretary Of State and by the secretary
State perpetualy preserved in the archives OF hs Office
phs enrolment however, shall be Tor the use eAiia
tion and inspection of the public
Enrolment No Seven, to be preserved by the SecIe
trv Of the Territory to the fullest extent consistent VIII
its use by the printers, engraYers ana a.
thorzed to use the same for the due publication Of tn
That as so enrolled each of the seven original en-
rolmens shall be signed with the signed manuel Oh "
President of this Convention, the First wee Frespsl
the Second Vice President, also the members OF I'M
Convention in the numerical order of the districts Wmc
they represent and the signatures shall be duly ateste
v the secretary of this convention and his attestaon
turn attested by the Secretary of the Territory OF Oka
homa under the great seal thereof
Pronositions separately submitted to the peopl
shall be included in the enroments herein PROVIDED ~
bnt shall be kept and preserved separately in like mar
ner as herein proydcdfor the body of the constitution
The adoption Of this enrolment shall not work as
rnle recurring the unanimous consent OF the deega
e,,,osi,o the convention 10 any all of its provision
and shall not work requirement to obtain more than
majority Of the signatures Of the delegates to the const
tuition to make the same effective nor to empower an
e,son. officer or non-ofcial delegate to hinder impeC
~ nrevent the constitution adopted by this conyente
from being duly submitted to the people and becomn
ts organic law Of the state prescribed by the Act
CONGRESS creating this convention,