The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-21
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away or advertising Of any liquors for
sale, or the conveying Of liquor into
the Indian Territory Is puhishahla
by fine Of not less than $50. and I'M
prisonment for not less than thirty
days. The Legislature may provide
for establishing dispensaries in incor-
porated towns OF 1000 inhabitants or
more for the sale of liquors for me
dicinal or industrial purposes, the al.
cohol to be denaturized by some pro-
cess approved by the United States
commissioner Of internal revenue.
! The liquor may also be sold TO scien.
! tiiic institutions, universities and col
leges. Apothecarios may purchase II.
| lucr after making bend TO tho amount
1f Sl,De0 as guarantee that thcy
will not dispose of the liqgors except
in compromising prescriptions. No
sale can be made except upon the
sworn statement Of the applicant in
writing, setting forth the purpose for
which the liqcor is to he used Each
sale must be registered Physicians
who prescribe liquor unlawfully may
be punished by 5000 fine or impris-
onmeat for thirty days Tho mana-
ger of any agency who wrongfully
sells intoxicating liquors shall be
punished by Imprisonment for a year
and day Upon the admission of
Oklahoma into tht 1nion, these pro
visions are Immediately enforceable.
Oklahoma Prohibition.
! Whether these stringent provisions
shall be made to apply in Oklahoma
as well as Indian Territory is sub
mltted to vote of the people Of both
territories. II a majority Of the votes
cast Tor or against statewide pro
hibition are for prohibition, the same
provision shah be a part of the con
stitution affecting Oklahoma
The terms Of the enabling at are
accepted In an ordinance.
Initiative and Referendum.
4 The legislative authority Is vest
eG in the Legislature. bit the people
reserve to themselves the power TO
propose laws or amendments to ths
constitution and enact or reject them
at the polls, independent OF the legis-
lature, and to approve OF reject, at
their own option. any act OF the leg
islature. A law may be proposed by
a petition signed by 8 per cent OF the
voters Of the state, and a constitu-
tional amendment by a 10 per cent
petition. The petition must contain
the full text of the measure. To Sc.
cure the referendum OF laws passed
by the legislatur, a per cent peti-
ton is required Referendum peti,
tions mrst be filed with the legisla-
ture which passed the law. The gov
crnoi cannot veto laws passed upon
! by the people An elections on meas.
ures referred by the people shall be
voted on at the next general election
4 rnlcss the legislature or governor or
der a special election Laws which
I are referred shall not b. In force un
4 Ill voted on by the people. If the
referendum petition is against only
! one on more items of a bill, those
i not to be referred shall not be rem
ldered imperative. In counties and
districts the initiative petitions must
be signed by l6 per cent OF the vot
ers and the referendum petitions bs
10 per cont. A measure once reject
ed by the people cannot be again
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ution.
Militia and immigration.
! The legislature shall provide f0l
organizing, arming, maintaining. dis
clpllning and equipping the militia
of the state. and for the establish
ing and maintaining Of a bureau oI
immigration
Disqualification for Office.
Persons against whom a Judgment
Of impeachment hiss been rendered
in the United States, or any state el
territory cannot hold office
Executive Department.
The officers of the executive de
partment are: Governor. lieutenan
governor, secretary of state, auditor
attorney general treasurer, superin
tendent OF piblic instruction. stat.
examiner and Inspector, chief inspec
tor ~ mines OIL and gas. labor com
missioner. commissioner of charitie
and corrections. commissioner OF IA
surance and other officers proyide,
BY law, The terms Of onsee are 10
. four years. though those nrst electe,
Will OH terms expiring January ]
1871 After the second election iia
der the constitution, the governor
secretary Of state state auditor an
state treasurer shall not be eligibl
, 70 succeed themselves The ballot
for the election Of the Officers shal
be sent 20 the secretary OF state. VII
shall TRANSMIT them y The member