The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-05

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riet bonds
hs may Dee necessary To- enable the cone
dueting ci pubiiQa business on cash
ha uiiI ax hRcUH enable
kh can Of ba at doins
miseo wal nd the
be0ts Contracted prior b rhe ofeanlza-
zion OF nov COUNTIES townships or
4chool disricts. SHAH not be afterward
iaNaed- or patd axeept ppQqa exapfaa-.
.toh and approval by the Disrict court.
Tax pFHtae aha Rslpasoa
I earnestly call, gous attfptiQn 70 the
.provisi5a 81 the c6nsttution feauir-
ing all property to be valued at its mar
'liet value This I believe TO be the .onIJ
ldag 10 insura tile large properties otl the
statg paying sthelr fafrvshale ofl taxesl
rs compared with smaller properties, ana
THE provision limiting the rate OF taxa
tjon being adhered to aiumy judeneht
insures. the Development and ppbpilding
df the homes of the State, ana guards
reczies5 skpenditdrss of 3faz
money where an Hpllmited AMOUNT & et
taxes might be assessed, and the well
fare 'of our state depends more upon
.donfortable Homes than upon extraVa7
giant public, buildings, ho4 .t.4r
each case under the laws Of this State
where itb0nd, guaranty ur1 Indemnity q
reqpired.a4 tati4 gaarr layio.sr sniyn
Employing Relatives. /,
1re6ommend the passage Of AZ law pro-
giding that 20 public oftieer shall beiper4
mitted to appoint, or ip, any way, employ
at the expense of the public, any meTa-
Der OF his cfamiiyli liaH3 Coca iix9 Hh
ef Initiative and ReferepdIrpe Iai
Referring to the provision of the Con-
stitution on the subject Of Initiative
land Referendun. 81 & earnestly request
that the legislature immediately make
Suitable provision for carrying the same
EInto erect 1AA tt
3Rardons, Paroles and ReprleYea.
The Governor has granted no pardons'
kparoles or reprieves.
Board Icf ARBITRATION and Cancellation.
Il !, recommend 20, the legislature the eTe-
iation Of a Board Of Arbitration and Com
boination authorized BY section 2ii Article
hs OF the Constitution and also a frss
fstate employment bureau, and the r,egn-
1atioh of private eihnioyfnent agencies.
K = Mine enshc Factory inspection
H. / recommend the Immediate passage o.
aaws carrying Section 26 Article q
4he Consfitntion into effect, and that this
ba classed as emergency legislation.
k SDyINqg Edpratlop. Ti HTEH1
EI recommend immediate emergency
Legislation carrying into effect the pro.
Nisiend Oh INSTRUMENTATION proyihing fei
Iseparqts schools. forg childrfn Of Atrieal
descent. I recommend that Section Z
ssrts6I9 f3. nof the Constitutiong proyiains
fbry the teaching nf agTicplture,e h0Fu
ltnlture, stock feeding and the domes
IA cn srii6nres 4n the cbhimdh schoois o
1.-THE State be enacted
Il recommend a spirit Of llberaiity i
promoting and sustaining all puDh
schools and higher educational institu
iions.
The Races.
/ I recommend the Immediate passage b.
{ emergency act, Of laws providing for sep
I. arate railroad coaches and waiting room
for persons Of African descent and tina
4 the same be OF equal comfort and con
venience with the coaches and waitin
. rooms provided for other passengers.
Public Roads.
recommend that an immediate pro
+, vision be made employing the epnyie
labor of the State upon the construqtio
Il on pubic A4AAAltIt t4a tAtAA Rrrt~-
{ works within the State, and that legisla
ton authorized In Article ~, Of the Con
slitution be passed for the purpose
enabling the general improvement
lpnblic roads throughout the State,
Firemen.
section Al. Article s, Of the Constl
+ tuition authorizes cities to pension the
+ aged and disabled worthy fremen. sui
+ iect 70 enactment Of proper lays By q
Legislature. I earnestly recommend thf
this provision be given its intended effec
j Labor.
/ recommend the enactment Of the iel
isiatson provided for IN the Constitute
: for the protection Of health life an
: privileges OF the laboring class, and Z
3 limiting OF the maximum OF hours OF gel
= vice upon railroad trains, examinatiC
S and qualifications Of engineers. condu'
r tors and dispatehers mat the safety
the employees and passengers may be be
ter assured.
public Institutions.
e recommend that the state Universii
Z al Norman. the Normal schools at Alv
K Weatherford and Edmond, the Preparl
tory School az Tonkawa. and the AgF
cultural and Mechanical college at Stll
5 water be declared to be permanent Sta
: institutions OF the character named, az
o that the legislature provide for such 81
3 diuonal educational institutions Of ID
character In other parts Of the State
immediate necessity may demand.
q The legal status Of the colored AgI
e cultural and Normal school al Langstl
i Is now under consideration and hence
d defer suggestion as to that institutio
e subdlsided Counties.
I recommend that immediate eme
? eency legislation be passed providing
i the equitable division OF assets and Ii
lbnltles Of an counties wherein there h
been subdivision. as they existed und
Z Territorial government ia the former re
\ ritory OF Oklahoma.
Prosecutions BY information
& All attorneys for the State and cou
Il ~ attorneys being empowered TO prase
a criminalcharEes by information and e
N ommend the adoption Of proper laws
q quiring witnesses to appear before su
attorneys and give evidence as 70 erli
r inal offenses concerning which sUbjl
e the attorney may require knowledge pi
liminary to the fling Of such inform
~ lion.
& state Printing.
5e IN order TO protect the State and
e It's counties and other subdivisions IN
y Hxtravagant demands and prices. I
B. lieve In the absence of an opportun
te u make safe and fair contract Tor !
n benehtr of the whols Stale, and ita !
IS. slous subdivisions, that It will be best
e. state to erect, maintain and operate
s. ttgte printing plant. which shalffsnpl
j "a