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

liams OF PushmataHa,. Wilson, MT |
Speaker.
Total--s2.
Nays. Allen OF Alfalfa, Bowdre.
Chappen, Fraser. Jones. Lockwood,
McAdoo. Porter. Sands. shearer.
Sherman, Smith Of Dewey, stagner
Utterbach. watrus.
votal-14.
b ABSENT Lockwood. Smith Of Gus
lter, stone.
Total--3. R1S
The Speaker announced that SEN
ate Bill No. 1, as amended by the
House. had received a constitutional
majority, and he signed the enrolled
copy thereof in the open session of
the House
On motion of Mr.. London the rules
were suspended and the members
Given the privilege of explaining
State officers Read. read second
time by title ard referred to Com
mittee on Appropriations.
House Bill No. 14s, by Mr.. stett-
mund, entitled "An Act to provide
for the establishment Of a fiscal
! agency for the state of Oklahoma
within the state OF Oklahoma, and
prescribing the duties of such agen-
cy" Read, read a second time by
title and referred 10 Committee OF
Banks and Banking.
House Bin Nok l4s, by Mr.. Chas-
tain entitlA an Act to provide for
the exterminatio{sef the timber wolf,
coyote, bobcat eatamount, by pro-
viding for a premium for the scalp
thereof" Read, read a second time
bs title and referred to Committee
on Agriculture.
House Bill No. 150 by Mr.. Wanda
veer aud Abbott, entitled "An Act to
remit the state tax In andsSfor the
state Of Oklahoma for the year 1907"
Read, read second time by title and
referred to the Committee on Reve-
nue. aud Taxation.
House Bill No. 151, by Mr.. Arm
strong, entitled "An Act providing
for penalty against railroads for
refusing to pay for livestock killed
by its employees" Read. read sec
ond time by title and referred to
Committee on Judiciary.
House Bill No. 152, by Mr.. Beck
entitled "An Act requiring railroad
, companies and all other operating
railroads. electric car lines or other
urban or interurban car lines, etc
Read, read second time by title and
referred TO Committee on Public
Service Corporations.
House Bill No. 15S, b. Mr.. Allen
entitled "An Act prohibiting the. dis
turbing of the public peace, and tx
ing the penalty for same" Read
: read second time by title and re
: ferred to the Committee on Judiciary
House Bill No. I54, by Mr.. Butler
entitled AN Act compelling railroad
companies to provide water closet
Tor the comfort and convenience o
= passengers and employees" Read
: read second time by title and re
T" ferred to Committee on Public Ser
vice Corporations
p House Bill No. 1856, by Mr.. Wanda
7" veer, entitled AN Act to amend SEQ
tions 265s and 2eET of tie statute
D of 1908, Volume L. Read. read sex
. end time by title and referred Z
Committee on Judiciary.
: House Bill No. 1866, by Mr., Hudson
T" entitled IAN Act providing that a.
officers in this State receiving a sa
= ary of $1,000 or more per annum sha
!" be elected by the people" Rea'
read second time by title and refeI
y red to Committee on Elections an
;" Purity Of Ballot.
House Bill No. 157, by Mr. Pascha
/" entitled "An Act to define trusts an
" conHpiracies pagainst trade and bus
10 ness, declaring the same unlawful an
" void. and providing mear3 for II
. suppression of the same, and rem
dies for persons injured thereby, an
n 90 provide punishments for violation
y of this act" Read. read second tim
Ie- by title and referred to the COmmi
tee on Agriculture.
to House Bill No. 15s by Mr.. Pende
graft. entitled "An Act TO amend Sc
ot' ticns 2617 and 261s, of Article 8
10 Chapter %. of Wilson's Statutes
OF Oklahoma. relating to gambling
ON Read, read second time by title al
he referred TO Committee on Judiciar
all House adjourned until 1 p. n
Wednesday.
H. c. II. PITTMAN,
W. Chief CleT
Id G. A. CROssETT,
re, Minute Cler