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

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q practical code of enforcement laws
that will enable the party in power
to discharge its duties to the public.
am not speaking idly on this
question. but am only giving you this
warning on what am satisfied is the
most reliable information. III re is,
beyond question, such an organized
effort to defeat the adoption Of prac-
tical enforcement laws.
Respectfully submitted,
BY the Governor.
C. n. HASKELL.
The messenger from the Honorable
senate appeared, bearing the follow
ing senate Substitute for No H.
Senate Concurrent Resolutions Nos
.. II and l6; House Bill No. s, and
House Bill No. ia.
Mr.. Ellis gave notice that he would
make motion to reconsider the
vote on Concurrent Resolution fixing
date of adjournment for saturday
The Speaker announced that he
had rented two rooms in the Beadle
block, and had assigned them for the
nse cl the Committees on Judiciary
Legal Advisory, Codihcation Of Laws
and General Appropriations.
The Committee on Enrolled BINS
reported as follows
MR.. SPEAKER:
We. your Committee on Enrolled
Bills. beg leave to report that we
have compared the enrolled bin OF
House Bill No z with the engrossed
copy thereof and ind the same TO be
correct. G.. d. HUDSON
Chairman
The Speaker announced that he
was signing the enrolled copy OF
House Bill No. z. which had passed
the House December 5th, passed the
Senate with amendments, December
18th. and passed the House, with
an endments, December lG, 1907
The following committee was ap
pointed to take the enrolled copy tc
the senate for the signature of the
President Of that body, and thence
t. the Governor for his signature
Messrs. J. w. smith Frank Stevens
and Ben Wilson. The committee
later reported that they had per
formed the duty assigned them.
On motion OF Mr. Vandeyenter, the
House agreed to the two amendments
which the senate had made to House
Bill No. ia.
House Bill No. 10 was received
from the Senate with amendment, to
which the House, on vote, refused tc
agree. The Chief Clerk was ordered
by the House TO SO notify the Senate;
later, the Senate, by message, nou
fed the House that it had receded
from it's amendments to House Bill
No 10. The same was ordered en-
rolled. The Committee on Enroll
ment reported as follows:
MIR. SPEAKER:
We. your Committee on Enroll
ment, beg leave to report that we
have compared the enrolled copy o:
House Bnl No. 10 with the engrossed
copy thereof and find the same to
be correct G. D. HUDSON,
Chairman,
The Speaker announced that House
Bin No. 10, having received q consti-
tutional majority the same was
passed by the House and the Senate,
and he signed the enrolled copy
thereof in open session.
Senate Bill No. /, with House
amendments. was committed with
instructions, upon motion Of Mr.,
Crouch and Mr. Wilson.
Senate Concurrent Resolution No
1C, requesting executive clemency to
be extended to parties in the Indian
Territory charged win misdemean-
ors and minor onenses against the
United states laws prior 70 Novem'
Der 10th. was passed by the House
With the following vote:
Ayes Abbott, Allen, Armstrong
Of Choetaw Armstrong OF Kiowa
Ashby, Baldwin. Ballard, Beck, Boyle
Briggs. Branson, Broom, Bryan, But
ler Carson. Casteel, Chastaln,
Crouch. Deyerle Durant Durham,
Dlrst, Earle, Farley, Ellis. Ezzard
Faulkner. Fisher Harcis, Harrison o.
Hughes and Pittsburg Harrison Of
McCurtain. Hart. Hendrickson, Hob
dy, Holland. Huddleston, Hudson,
Japp, Jarrett Jesse, King, Lindsey,
London, Manus. Moore Murdoch,
Mccalla, McElhany. oNeal. Paschal,
Pendergraft, Putnam. Rainey. Reeve,
Riddle. Rider, Ross. skeen Smith Of
Delawafe smith OF Grant. Smith OF