The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-05-04

Insurance Commissioner. whose term uA
office shall be four years: Provided. That
the first term Of the Insurance commis-
sioner so elected. shall expire at the time
OF the expiration OF the term Of office OF
the first Governor elected. Said Insur-
ance Commissioner shall be at least
twenty-five years Of age and well versed
in insurance matters.
Sec. "A. The Insurance Commissioners
shall give bond. perform such duties. and
possess such further qualifications as
may be prescribed by law.
Chief Mine Inspector.
Sec 25 The office Of chief inspec-
tor Of mines, oil and gas, is hereby Gre
ated, and the incumbent Of said office
shall be known as the chief mine inspec-
tor The term OF said office shall be
for four years. and no person shall be
elected (or appointed3 to said office IN
less he shall have had eight years actual |
experience as a practical miner, and such
other qualifications as may be prescribed
by the legislature. The chief mine in
spector shall perform the duties, take
scribed by the legislature.
Sec rs. The legislature shall create
mining districts and provide FOR the
appointment or election Of assistant in
spectors therein, who shall be under
the general control OF the chief mine
inspector. and the legislature shall de-
fine their qualifications and duties and
fix their compensation.
Commissioner Of Charities and correc-
tIons
Sec. "a. A Commissioner Of Charities
and Corrections shall be elected In the
same manner, at the same time. and for
the same term as shall the Governor.
Said officer may be Of either sex and
shall be twenty-five years Of age or over;
in all other respects said officer shall
have the qualifications which shall be re-
quired Of the Governor.
Sec. 2S. The Commissioner Of Charities
and Corrections shall have the power, and
1t is hereby made his or her duty, to in
vestigate the entire system Of public
charities and corrections, to examine into
the condition and management OF all
prisons jails, alms-houses, reformato-
ries, reform and Industrial schools, hos
pitfalls, infirmaries dispensaries. orphan
ages, and all public and private retreats
and asyums, which derive their support
wholly or in part from the State, or from
any county or municipality within the
State; and the officers OF the various in
stitutions named herein shall promptly
upon demand furnish the said Commis-
sioner with such information, relating to
their respective institutions. as shall be
demanded by said Commissioner in writ
ing. The said Commissioner shall have
the power to summon any person to ap-
pear and produce such books and papers
as shall be designated in the summons
and to give testimony under oath con
cerning the matter and institution under
investigation. The said Commissioner
shall have the power to administer oath:
to such persons as may be summoned
!, and to enforce all such powers as arr
, given TO notaries public when they ar
taking dispositions. full report Of sail
investigation. including the testimony
shall be promptly made to the Governo
Il and shall be transmitted by him to tn
X next Legislature with any suggestion
e which he may desire to make.
I Sec 20. On the first day Of October Q
i each year, and at any time on request Q
:. the Governor, the said COMMISSIONS
: shall make full and complete report o
: the operations and administrations o
i said office. with such suggestions as sal
e Commissioner may deem suitable an
Q pertinent
II Sec. 80. The Legislature shall hav
e power to alter, amend, or add to the du
ties Of, or grant additional authority
4 such Commissioner.
> Board Of Agriculture
!, Sec 81 There is hereby created
board OF agriculture. TO be composed
eleven members. all of whom shall
) practical farmers and shall be elected
!. mannes prescribed by law.
Il Said board shall be maintained as
part OF the state government and shs
~ have Jurisdiction over all matters affec
: ing animal industry and animal qua
q antine regulations. and shall be the boa
y OF regents OF all state agricultural al
! mechanical colleges and shall dischar
Il such other duties and receive such cor
10 pensation as may be provided by law.
Commissioners OF Land office
Sec. 80. The Governor, Secretary
State, State Auditor Superintendent
au Public instruction. and the President
ne the Board OF Agriculture. shall consi
y. tute the Commissioners OF the La
ba Office. who shall have charge of the sa
=. rental, disposal. and managing Of t
a. school lands and other public lands
AZ tile State. and OF the funds and procee
~ derived iherefrom, under rules and reg
lations prescribed by the Legislature.
ali Sec. SO. An account shall be kept
te the officers and commissioners Of /
ial State Of all moneys. and chooses in q
val tion dlsbursed or otherwise disposed
led severally by them, from all sources, a
Ia for every service performed; and a
port thereof shall be made seml-annua
and as often as may be required BY Ia
&C. to the Governor under oath. The Gov
RS. nor may. at any time, require inform
his tion in writing. under oath. from all
,ch ficers and commissioners Of tho sta
all and all officers Of State institutions. pl
md al. eleemosynary, educational, and Ind
ice trial. on any subject relating TO their
to spective offices and institutions; VIII
the information, when so required, shah
,an furnished by such officers and man
as ers; and any officer Ok manager who.
, a any time, shall make false report 81
the be punished as BY law provided
and Sec "a. Each OF the officers in this
ticle named shall, at stated times. d