The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-09

! Brown. Bryan, Butler. Carson. C9e
iteel Chasialn. Cope. Deyorle. D1rst
Earle. Farley. Ellis. Ezzard. Faullnier
Fisher. Harris. Harrison Cof McCur-
tain). Hawkins, lIenjrlokson. Hobby
Holland Huddleston, Hudson, Japp
Jarrett. Jesse. Johnson. King, Lindsey.
London. Martin. Murdoch, McCalla.
McCants. McElhaney ONeal. paschal,
PehderRraft, Putnam, Rainey. Muf.
Icy. Reeve. Ratlin. Riddle, Rider, Ross,
Skcen, Smith (of Delawafe), Smith
Cor Grant, Stettmund, Stone. Swengle,
Tabor. Tandy. Tillotson. Turner. Van.
daveer. Nandeventer. Workman White
hurst. Whitson, Williams COZ Pushma-
taha) Wilson.
Totai-73.
Nays Evans Fraser. Jones, Lock.
wood Orcutt Porter, Sands. Shearer.
sherman. stagner, Ut.erback, Wat
rous.
Toial-l2.
Absent Abbott Allen. Armstrong
(of Choctaw), Boyle, Branson, Chap
pei, Crouch Day, Durham, Hart,
Manus, Moore, McAdoo, Norvell, PEN
.dergrait Smith Cof Dewey. Smith (of
Custer. Smith lof Washita). Snelson.
stevens. stivers, Williams (of Co
manche).
T0tal--2l.
Mossrs Banks. Durant. Harrison COT
HughGs) and Speaker (Murray), hav-
ing an interest in the BILL under the
Constitution, were disqualified from
voting.
Total-4
The Speaker announced that the
bill. with the emergency having re-
ceived a constitutional, majority of the
votes of All the membcrs Of the House
.of REPRESENTATIVES.. the same was
passed and he signed he engrossed
.copy thereof IN open session.
House Bill No. 500, BY Durant, was
read the third time.
House Bill No. 500. having been
read ON two previous several legigla-
tive days. was placed on third reading
and final passage, the question heing:
Shall The bill. with the emergency.
pass2 The ayes and nays being called,
resulted as follows
Ayes Anthony Armstrong (of
kiowO, Ashby. Ballard. Beck. Boyle,
Briggs Bronze, Brown. Bryan, Butler.
Carson, Casteel. Chastain. Cope.
Crouch, Deyerle. Durant. burst. Earle.
Farley. Ezznrd. Faulkner Harris, Har-
risCn (ol McCuriain). hawkins. Hen.
erickson. Holland, Huddleston. Hud-
son. Japp. Jarret. 3esse. johnson.
King, Lindsey, London, Martin. Muir.
doch. McCalla, McCants. McElhaney.
NorveH O'Neal, Paschal, Pendergraft.
Putnam. Rainey. Murley Reeve. Rat.
Ill., Riddle. Rider Ross. siKeen. Smith
(of Delaware), Smith tof GranD. Smell
soul Stettmund. Stivers. Stone SVEN
gle, Tabor Tandy. TilloisoE, Turner,
Vandaveer, Vlndeventer, Workman,
Whitehurst Whitson. Williams (of Co
lmanche), Williams (of Pushmataha)
Wilson.
Tntal-74
Nays Baldwin, Bowdre, Chappell
Fraser, Hobby, Jones, Lockwood,
Orcntt Porter, sands, Shearer. Sher-
man, Smith lof Washita). Stagncr,
Utterback, Watrous.
TOtal-l6
Absent-Abbott, Allen, Armstrong
(of Choctaw). Branson, Day, Durham
Evans Hart Mahus, Moore, McAdoo
Smith (of Dewey, Smith Cof CUSTER
Stevens.
Total-14.
Messrs. Banks, Ellis. Harrison Col
Hughe0 Fisher and Mr.. Speaker
(Murray), having an interest in this
bin under the Constitution, were dis
qualified to vote.
| TOial-5
lhe speaker announced that the
Dill, with the emergency, having re-
ceived a constitutional majority of all
The votes OF the members constitutlng
the House OF Representatives, the
same was passed aud he signed tho
engrossed copy thereof in open ses
sion.
The House recessed until O'clock
p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
O'clock.
House called TO order, Mr., speake
presiding.
hQll Calb quorum present
Mr.. Speaker Johnson, the Minneso
| ia legislature addressed the House oI
| inyitlation OF matlon of Mr.. Vande
lyenfei.
The following resolution by Mr.. Cas-
! ten was adopted.
That q vote OF thanks be extend
I ga TO Speaker Johnson Of the HOus,
/ OF REPRESENTATIVE OF the Minnesot;
! legislature fer his merltorlous an,
ables addre 60 the House OF Repres
lcntatiVes of the state of Oklahoma.