The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-06

Thursday, March s, 1905,
$50 A. Nj.
House called to order, Mr..
Speaker in the chair.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Roll call. All members present
except: Allen of Alfalfa, Banks.
Bowdre, Bryan, Carson, Chappell.
Fraser, Harris, Hart, Hendrickson.
Lockwood. London. McAdoo. Nc
Elhaney, Porter, Putnam, Sands.
Shearer, Skeen, Turner. Watrcus.
The reading of the Journal was
dispensed with, aud same approved
after corrections were made.
Excused Porter one day, Lock
wood one day. Shearer one dav.
Cope for Monday and Tuesday.
Fraser one day, ChappelI one day.
Bryan one day, Stivers three days
past.
The entire committee on Priv
ileges and Elections were excused
while on duty in the contest case.
Petitions: Rainey from Atoka
county, to Revenue and Taxation
Earle from Texas county to State
and School Lands Murdoch, from
Pawnee county, to Fish and Game
Rider from Adair county to Stock
Law.
On motion of Mr.. Manus House
Bill No. 33S, by Manus, was re-
committed to the committee on
Education.
The Speaker appointed Mcssrs.
Manus, Harris j. IF Hughes, and
Evans as the cormittee to formal
ly invite DR.. Lyman Abbott TO adj
dress the Legislature at his con
venience.
The following were each read
the second time and referred as in
dicated,
House Bill No. 445, by Davis
Smith, to Education.
House Bill No. 40, by Whitson,
TO Public Service Corporations.
House Bill No. 447, by Hawkins,
to State and School Lands.
House Bill No. 448, by Lindsey,
to Judiciary.
The following were introduced,
each read the first time, and made
special order for second reading
the next legislative day;
House Bill No. 44o, BY Casteel
and others, entitled, "An Act pro-
viding for the sale of the State
School Lands and College Lands,
and other lands that may be ac-
quired by the State hereafter"
House Bill No. 45o, by White
hurst, entitled. "An Act, making
the keeping of gambling house
within the State of Oklahoma a
felony, and providing a punish
ment therefor"
House Bill No. Ash BY White
hurst, entitled, An Act to prevent
any person from leaving the State
of Oklahoma 90 avoid the service
Of process"
House Bill No. 452, by BOYLE,
entitled, An Act providing
against Pinkerton Detectives and
other associations aud corporations
and companies Of detectives without
the State Of Oklahoma operating
within this State"
House Bill No. 4s3, BY Boyle,
entitled "An Act providing for
causes commenced in the courts of
the State of Oklahoma"
House Bill No 26I was called
up.
Mr. Pendergraft Offered the fol-
lowing amendment;
Amendment to House Bill No.
26I at end Of Section 81
1T shall b. unlawful for any
individual, company or lessee hav-
ing control OF land to allow John
son grass or Russian thistle to ma
ture or 90 to seed within one hun
dred feet of railroad right-of-
way or adjoining land not belong
ag to such individual company OF
sssee.
The amendment was lost.
House Bill No. 282, with SEN
amendments was taken up. the
endments read. and on motion Oh
Stettmund, the House refused
fagree to the Senate amend
ITS, and asked for a conference
Speaker appointing Stetumund
e and Japp. Later the Senate
lnotice that it adhered to il:
dments, and had appointed a.
Fence committee Senators
as, Matthews and Iiathcett.
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