The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-12-18

and nays being called. roll call re
suited as follows
Ayes: Abbott, Allen of Alfalfa,
Allen Of sequoyah. Anthony Arm
strong Of Choctaw, ArmRtTQng o., Kt
owa, Ashby Baldwin, Banks, Resk,
Bowdre. Boyle. Briggs, Branson,
broom, Bryan, Butler. Carson, Cas-
teel Chappel, Chastaln, Cope.
Crouch, Day, Deyerie, Durant Dur
ham, burst Earl Farley Ellis, Ez-
zard, Faulkner Fisher, Fraser, Har-
lis Harrison Of Hughes and Pitts
burg, Harrison of McCurtain, Hart,
Hawkins. Hendrlckson. Hobby, Hol-
land, Huddleston, Japp, Jarrett,
Jesse. Johnson, Jones, King, Lind
sey. Lockwood, London, Manus, Mar
tin, Moore, Murdoch, McAdoo, Nc
Gala, McCants, McElhany, Norvell,
ONeal, Orcutt, Paschal, Pendergraft,
Porter. Putnam, Rainey, Reeve, Rat
liff, Riddle, Rider Ross, Sands,
Shearer, sherman, Skeen. Smith of
Dewey, Smith of Delaware, Smith OF
Grant. Smith Of washita, snelson,
stagner, stephens, Stettmund, Stiy-
ers, Swengle, Tabor, Tandy, Turner
Utterback, Vandaveer, Vandeventer
wortman, watrous, whitehurst, Whit
son, williams of Comanche, Williams
Of Pushmataha, Wilson, Mr. Speaker.
Total-1O2.
Absent: Ballard, Brown, Evans,
Hudson, smith of Custer, stone, TIL
lotson.
Total.
On motion OF Mr.. Crouch the House
went into Committee of the Whole
for consideration of Senate Bill No.
/, with House amendments. The Com
mittee arose and reported as follows:
MR.. SPEAKER:
The Committee of the Whole House
having had under consideration Sen
ate Bill No. 1, has amended the same
and recommend that it do pass as
amended. BEN F. HARRISON,
Chairman
Senate Bill No. 1, as amended by
the House, having been read on two
tAeir votes.
Resolution from the pages, asking
permission to secure uniforms a
tneir own expense was adopted By
the House.
House Bill No. J42, by Mr.. Turner
entitled IAN Act providing for th'
protection of the sanctity Of the Sab
! bath or FIRST day OF the week" Read
read second 5 time by title and re
z ferred to the Committee on Judiciary
House Bill No. 14S, by Mr.. Japr
f. entitled "An Act to provide for tn
raising and collecting OF revenue an
amending Sections 4 and 7. Article 1
Sections is and 10. 20 and 27, Art
Gle 2. Sections 43, a, As and So. Al
ticle 3, Sections Sc and 81, Article
etc" Read, read second time b
, title and referred TO Committee o
Revenue and Taxation.
House Bill No. 144, by Mr.. JapI
entitled AN Act repeating the lay
, creating the Office of township assess
or of Chapter "a of the Act of 100;
and re-enactlng Article S. Chapter 1.
Acts OF 1897, as herein amended.
' read, read second time by title
and referred to the Committee o
e Cqunty and Township Government
Nouse Bill No. i45. by Mr.. Croucl
h entiSed "An act prohibiting cer.ai
n game and providing pensltles rher
for" Read. read second time b
title and referred TO Committee @
Fish and Game.
House Bin No. 146. by Mr.. Tand
entitled "An Act to provide power
T. the county courts by which Il
county courts or county judge in Y
d cation shall have the rights to tran
S. fer probate matters pending In q
county court Of any county IL Il
state of Oklahoma TO the coun
1t courts Of any other county, and d
m ciarlng an emergency. Read, read
AZ second time by title and referred
n Committee on Judiciary.
House Bill No. 147. by Mr.. Till
- son, entitled "An Act making appi
priation for the amount of salaries
Il previous legislative days, was put
J third reading and final passage. I
ns ayes and nays being called, roll G
Is. resulted as follows;
y Ayes Abbott. Allen of Sequoya
Anthony, Armstrong Of Choeta
Armstrong of Kiowa, Ashby, Ba
= win. Ballard, Banks, Beck, Bowd
~ Boyle, Briggs. Branson, Broo
he Brown, Bryan. Butler, Carson, q
~ feel Chastain Cone. Crouch, ID;