The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-11
YESTERDAYS
HOUSE JOURNAL
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
Twenty-Fourth Days Session.
CITY Hofl, Guthrie.


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Tbarsday, Jsnuarye, 1905.
One O'colck p. M.
House called to ordeis Mr.. Speaker
in the chair.
Prayer by Representative Ross, Of
Bryan
Roll call--ouorum present. Absent:
l.nthony, Broom, burst, absent on ex-
cuse: Hart McElhany Putnam,
Shearer and Smith Of Delaware.
The Speaker announced the ap.
ipointment OF II. f. Giffors, OF Guth.
rie, as committee clerk, which ap-
pointment was confirmed by vote of
the House. lie further announced
that there would be no more appoint
ments unless vacancies occurred.
Mr.. Butler presented a petition
from citizens of Mayes county rela-
live to the herd law, which was read
and referred to the special commit
tee Of herd law.
Mr.. Wilson presented a petition
from the Kiowa-Comspche Free
ilomes Association, which was read
and referred to committee on Federal
Relations.
Mr.. Jess presented a petition from
the Farmers Union of Ellis county,
which was read and referred TO com
mittee on Judiciary.
Mr.. Faulkner presented a petition
from the Kiowa- Comanche Free
Homes Association, which was read
and referred to committee on Federal
tRelations.
Mr.. London. chairman of the special
committee TO investigate the fire at
the State University building, sent
Up a report, which was resd and re-
ferred 10 committee on Education.
Tho following House Bills were read
second time by title and references
made as noted:
House Bill No. 2O2, by Durant, to
Judiciary
House Bill No. 2O3, by McCalla and
Cope, to Constitutional Amendments.
House Bin No. 204, by Allen Of
Alfalfa. to Education.
House Bin No 205, by Vandaveer,
to Revenue and Taxation.
Motion by Mr. Ellis. seconded by
Mr. Utterback, that House Bill No.
$50 be recalled from the committee.
Carried.
Motion pending to reconsider the
vote by which House Bill No. 150
iassed the House. was put The mo-
tion lost.
Motion by Mr.. Jones that the Speak
er ask the Senate history on House
Bill No. 100. Carried
The comm.ttee on Engrossment re-
ported as follows:
state of Oklahoma, House of Repre-
sentatives.
Guthrie. Okla. Jan 8, 1908.
Mr.. Speaker: Your committee on
Hngrossment begs ;eave TO report
that it Aas carefully compared The en-
crossed copy Of House SubstitrtA 20
Senate Concurrent Resolution Nc li
with the original draft and amend
ments thereto and finds said engross-
ment 70 be correct and in proper
form.
Very respectfully submitted,
JOS. l. MANUS,
Chairman.
G. w. O'NEAL,
Messenger arrived from the Senate
bearing Senate Bill No. 2, which had
! passed that body Jan. s, 1908.
Mr.. Banks offered the following
resolution, which passed;
{ Resolved, That we, the House
of Representatives. request the Hon
orable Senate to return to the House
Senate Bill No. S5, the Moore bill,
with the Senate record of same. as
we wish 60 consider the same"
House Concurrent Resolution No.
Is, by Jones, relating TO the spread
OF consumption, was read, and on mo-
ton of Mr.. Jones, seconded by Mr..
Stagner, the same was passed.
House Concurrent Resolution No.
IL, by Mr.. Stephens, was read and re
ferred 10 committee on Federal Rela.
ton
The Speaker announced that he
signed the engrossed copy OF Senate
Concurrent Resolution No. 9.
The following House Bill was In
troduced:
House Bill No. 2O6. by Murdoch and