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Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01
NEW YORK STOCK
AND BOND MARKET
Special 10 The Herald.

Speciai TO Inc fteIalu.
NEW YORK. Feb e9.--The tone of dun
depression reasserted itself in the stock
market today and yesterdays small gains
were more than lost. Room traders iouhd
themselves long OF stocks as consequences
of yesterday's s movement and When tney at
tempted to take profits the narrowness OIL
the market was clearly demonstrated
News Of the day was unfavorably consrueu
Tho assertions current earlier IN tho WeeN
Regarding the revival In the copper traue
came in for some dispute ana demand TOR
that metal from producers OF finished pro-
ducts was pronounced to be still inslshih-
cant. Former rumors of reopening OF opera,
tions in Montana and of consolidated controi
In the copper industry were without Verlhca-
tion and lost their influence.
Tho consequences OF tho measures by tho
government at Washington TO enJoln the
payments of southern Pacific dividends into
the Union Pacific treasury came into re-
newed discussion. These developments
turned the principal stocks which led yes
terday's advance towards downwaru u
course and affected the whole market by
sympathy. The attempt by the Texas state
authorities to force q receiVership Tor inc
Texas Pacific disturbed speculative senti-
ment land aroused apprehensions OF nau
effects on railroad properties generally. A
bad impression was caused by the uh :
expected receivership for the Orient National
bank, for which success was hoped IN the
efforts to resume operations.
The prospect of unfayorable bahh
statement was of some sentimental eHect'
although the immediate condition in the
money market is not pressing FACTOR "
the stock market. sterling excnanse re.
ceded and the Bank OF England received a
large consignment OF gold from Egypt the
private discount rate in Paris, however al
vanced. The London press voices the opln-
ion that foreign exchange at New YORK -
bsinE kent down by a considerable invest
mont of European money in the United
States and reports that American railways
continue to realize additional capltai by
.Afa frann n
were placed In London. 1t was In the state
ment of actual conditions of the clearing
house banks on Friday night and not In the
statement of averages that the weeks casn
decrease was reflected. The expansion in
the loan accounts cuts some figures In pro-
gress for the week that has not appeared In
tho newspapers.
Bonds irregular; total sales, par value
Al ass 0O0 United States 3s have advanced
a. the 3s registered / and tho coupon 4s
! per cent on call during the week.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
SAN PEDRO. Feb. 49, THE Merchants Inde.
pendent company's steamer r. A. Kilburf
Capt. Mcclellan, arrived today from San Fran
cisco and way ports with passengers and 300
tens of cargo for the Crescent Wharf and
Warehouse company.
After being laid up for several weeks the
schooner Ludlow, Capt. Langkilde, sailed to-
Gay in ballast to load lumber for San Pedro
at Wlllapa Harbor.
The schooner Meteor, Capt. Hopner, sails
tomorrow for Grays Harbor in ballast.
The schooner Alice Mcdonald is out two
days from Astoria with lumber cargo for Re-
dCndo
The steamer Somoa. Capt. Madsen, completed
discharging lumber cargo for the e. K.
Wood Lumber company and cleared tonight
for Caspar TO reload, taking freight and pas
sengers for San Francisco
The freight schooner Coos Bay, Capt. Mich
olson, arrived this morning from San Fran
cisco and way ports with a cargo consigned
to the Pacific Coast Steamship company, ana
cleared on her return trip tonight.
The steamer Whittier. Capt. Seamoi is in
port today taking a cargo for the Union OIL
company OF San Francisco. and cleared to-
night
The steamer Westerner Capt. Anderson,
cleared for Grays Harbor direct to load ties
for the Southern Pacific
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01
Pacific Coast Trade

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 2s Flour, family
Cxtras. s5,4ad6,00 bakers, s5.40q5,65 Oregon
and Washi1 gton, $475@5.25 shipping wheat,
81 55g1G 60: 1nillng $1.65d1. 721s; feed barley
81 32lsQt. s5 bewing. s1.5Oa1.65; red oats, s1.S5
p2OO; white. $l5O9165; black 81. $4,000; mid
dlngs, S3Sa35; rolled barley. $2S 50Q30; oat-
meal, $4.1O oat groats $3.50; rolled oats, $40;
wheat hay. $12q17; wheat and oat, $l1@16. so;
wild oat, $9d12; tame oat $1091h; alfalfa, 500
ID; straw 60daOc; pink beans. $s. 109325; lima,
$i.5O@4.7O small white. $S.4Oqs.60; large white,
eon Burbanks, 100000 Salinas Burbanks. 75cQD
ST. Merced sweets, $25@3O; fancy onions. 81. .65p
8; green peas, SQ12isc; string beans, 10000;
ege plant, l0ql5c; green peppers, 5@15c; toma-
toes 81. 25g1.75; asparagus, 10000; rhubarb, SO
Ice; garlic, 10Gl12lsc-
Receipts-Flour, e75O; wheat 60,462; barley.
II 450. oats, $50; potatoes, 274O; onions, 800;
bran, 1885, middlngs. S7o hay, 4S9; hides, 36s
M,inc. q 600.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01
Dried Fruit Prices

NEW YORK. Feb. 29.-The market for
ayaporated apples is quiet with prices more or
less nominal Fancy quoted at 10is411c;
choice, 9Nc; prime, 7%QSlsc; Canadian prime.
7ikc; common to fair, 7a7hc-
Prunes are quiet with buyers still demanding
conoesslons quotations range from 4iaG15c for
California and from 6is910c for Oregon fruit.
Apricots are steady with choice quoted at 20D
a1c; extra choice, 22@ 23c; fancy, "a 4G csc.
Peaches unchanged; choice quoted at 100
1cisc extra choice, 11dl1Isc; fancy. 11Ql2c;
extra fancy, 136g1ic.
Raisins are unsettled with loose muscatels
quoted at 5MoD7c; seeded raisins, 5Aqsl9c; Lon
don layers, $165Q1.75.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01
Butter. Eggs and Cheese

SAN FRANCISCO Feb 2s.-Fancy cream
cry butter, &c; seconds, 26lsc; fancy dairy. 2sc
New cheese 11q12c; Young America. l2q121sc.
Ranch eggs, 17i2c; store. lie.
CHICAGO, Feb. 29.-On the produce ex-
change today the butter market was steady:
creameries. 21@22c; dairies. 2O92sc. Eggs steady
at mark. cases included, 19ql9Ac; irsts, zoe;
prime firsts, ale; extras, 2Sc. Cheese, firm, 14c.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01
More Raadina Matter

Martha Smith, the village postmis-
tress, is in a fine humor," confded the
rural mall carrier.
"Going to get a raise in salary?" asked
the city boarder.
Nope! That wouldn't please her half
as much as the new postal kyards."
New postal cards2''
"Yeou betl Since people are allowed
to write on both s.des of them Martha
has had twice as much to read every
maiI.n-Chicago News.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01
Financial Record

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb e9.-Money on call
nominal time loans steady. 60 days, S% per
cent; 90 days. I per cent six months, =
per cent Prime mercantile paper, SIC . y
per cent. -,
sterling exchange heavy with actual busi-
ness In bankers bills at A.S620 for defnahu
and at 4S350 for 60 day bills
Commercial bills. 4.S3is g 4.S3'4.
Bar silver 55%c.
Mexican dollars, 47Ac
Bonds, governments. steady; railroad, ir-
regular.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

8 shipments of oranges and lemons
5 from Los Angeles Thursday, February
3 "a, reported by the California Fruit
5 Growers exchange, were I49 carloads
5 of oranges and 10 carloads of lemons.
3 Total to date theer were shipped
3 1856 carloads, of which 14s0 were
:, lemons.
5 Last season to date there were ship
) ped s737 carloads, of which 1855 were
5 lemons.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01
San Francisco Mining Stocks
Ry Associated Press
SAN ERANcISCO. Feb. 2a.-Eolowing were
Chicago Live Stock

BY Associated Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 29-cattle receipts 5000;
steady. Beeves $3.90@6.00 cows and heif-
ers. S1SO@4.9O; Texans, $3.75@475; calves,
$5.25@725; westerns. s4.0OQ4.75; stockers
and feeders, $e.75@4.s0
Hogs--Receipts about 10000; market
strong to 10c higher Light. s435Q AGO;
lnixed, s435@A65; heavy. $4.35 4.65 rough,
s4.35@4.45; pigs, $s.7bQ 4.35; bulk of sales,
$4. 500 4.60.
Sheep-Receipts about 5000; market
steady. Natives, S3.5@65O; westerns, SO. SO
@5.50; yearIings. $5.00@6.25: lambs, $5,00l
6.s5; westerns, s500q690.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01
BANK TO INCREASE ITS
CAPITAL TO 100000

5 At "A meeting of the directors of the {
Miners and Merchants bank yester- {
day it was decided to increase the (
capital stock of that bank from $780, (
) 600 to SSO0,0OO, thus bringing the capi- {
talizatiOn within the requirements of <
! the new rule excluding banks having (
a capital Of less than 100000 from {
: the clearing house. Jt is understood 9
5 that all but few of the banks &
J, affected by this rule will increase Z
) their capital. 4
.Ala4.4.2& cs4sH. H.aaSAGe4M@&H &HHs9
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01
Sugar and Coffee
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK. Feb 29-sugar. raw Arm;
fair refining, S.sshc; centrifugal 90 test,
3SS14c; molasses sugar, 313lsc Refined,
steady; crushed. $500; powdered, 5000;
granulated. 49Oc.
Coffee, quiet; No. Rio. 6hc; No. San
tOg 23s 6f size.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01
The Metal Market
BY Associated Press.

T
were quiet and more or less nominal in the alb
sence of trading Tin is quoted at $29, 254SOoO;
copper is dull with lake at Sl2 62R4ls sSI'si
electrolytic, s1e.5041e.7 49, casting, N2.St.aW
p s2is. Lead dull So. 65d3.75. Speter quiet,
S. .7Om475, Iron quiet and without change
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01
Treasury Balances

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON Feb. 29.--Todays statement
of the condition of the treasury shows; Avail
able cash balance S267. .769, 1855; gold coin ana
bullion, s2i 07s l2e; gold certificates, $ss1o752o'
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01
PRICE, OF METALS
IN fEW YORK MARKETS

@ NEW YORK. Feb. 29.-Copper. lake @
q S12.621s a 12.S71k, eIectrclytie $4,000 @
q 1s.75. casting S12.3714 @12.621s. 9
% Lead, $3.65 @3.75. %
% Tin, S28.5O@eS.75. %
O Silver, New York 659zc. g
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01
Cotton and Wool
Rv Associated Press.

NEW YORK Feb. 29.-Spot cotton closed
quiet 10 points higher; mddling uplands
S11.45; middling gulf. $11.7O. No sales
ST. LOUIS Feb. 29.-Wool, steady; terri
tory and western mediums 81 q 23e; fine
medium, 10 q zoe; fine, 15@17c.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01
Eruit Market

SAN FRANCISCO, FEB. 29.-Fancy apples,
Sc; common Soc fancy pears, $2,25; navel or
anges. $l.25q2; Mexican lines S497; common
California lemons. 75c@S125; good to choice,
81 506T1 rs; fancy, s2q2.50; bananas, 75cQ$S;
pineapples. S15OQS.5O; Persian dates, &c.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01
San Francisco Shipping

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 29.-Arrived-Steam.
er, George w. Elder from San Pedro.
Sailed-Steamers Washington and Tennessee
fer Magdalena bay.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01

LIVERPOOL. Feb. 2s.-Wheat-March. rs
I'D; May, rs 2tkd; July, rs Id,
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 29.-Wheat firm;
May, $1.52h bid; cash, Sl55Gpl.6O'
Barley steay; May. sl,2Sisd1, 29A; Decem-
ber, 81 O99s @1O9A cash. N321s@1s5.
Corn steady; large yellow Sl709175.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01
FINANCIAL

Los ANGELES Feb 29.-Bank clearings
were T,154,504.17, against S2e31, 995 10 for the
corresponding date last year, decrease of
S477 49O.93 Following is a comparative state
mCut.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01

4 Wheat No 1900 lbsl. s1.s5 wheat. d0o-
Ib. sacks). No. 1. s1.eo; corn, doO lbs). $1.sOs
lbs1, 81 80; rolled barley 400 lbs.). $3.50; oil
cake meal 600 lbs). $3.50; shorts 200 lbs),
81 65; bran. heavy d00 lbs), $l.5O
HAY-Selling price per ton: Choice wheat
hay S16@l7; No. 1 wheat. wheat and
oat $if@15; choice tame oat. $4,000 1880:
wild oat. $1o alfalfa. SIS; straw. ss@s.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01
Sales for the Week

Bonnie Clare-5OOO at &c Is. sO); 1000 at &C.
1000 at sac.
Combination Frac.-1OO at eec; 300 at SIC.
Daisy-600 at S1.06
Jumbo Ex.-100 at 42i5c.
Mayfower Cons--500 at t5c
Milltown Fracton-100O at 2Ac.
Montgomery Shos. Ex.-1000 at 3lac.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01
New York Stocks

Ey Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 29.--Followins were
the closing quotations today:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01
Market RANGES

Wheat-May, 99Ac; July, silac; Sept. s1%c
Corn-May, 611sc; July, 59ls@599sc; Sept. Ssc
Oats-May, old, 5Sq5S1sc; new, 5lAc; July
olG, 447s@45c; new, 4Slsc.
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour. firm; spring patents, s5o5q5So: do
straghts, s4 2O@460; bakers. SS75a4. %; winter
ratents "a 4O0i4 As; do straights, s410@4.45; No.
spring wheat $1oS@1.19; No. s. 9Sc@sl.1o No.
red, 96s4D997sc; No. 2, corn, 5Sls@5sci No. z
yellow 6Oa61c No. oats, 52%45Sc; No. 3
white. 5l@5S1sc; No. rye, SIC; fair TO choice
Mailing barley S2d9Oc; No. 1 northwestern
hsxseed. s119; clover. contract grades. $780,
short ribs, sides. loose. s5.s713q6,5o; mess pork
per bbl S11. 35g1145; lard, per 100 lbs, f40;
short clear sides boxed s6s7ikq6. 62la whisky
Iasis of high wines, 81. 80.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01
Los ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE

Official sales--5 $4,000 bond), Union Transport
tation at SIC; 10 Home Telephone pfd at s497 IS;
50 Associated oil at s29.S71A; do at $29 %; 10
at s29.75 (B. 30).
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01
Morning Sales

mOTUIHS 0dIcS
Milltown. Fractlon-1000 at 2Ac
Daisy--1OO at 81 .06 cash; 500 at St.06.
Fraction-10O at 66c; 800 at &c.
umbo Ex.-100 at 42hc.
Mayhower Cons 800 at 15c
Montgomery Shos. Ex.-1000 at 31ac.
Bonnie Ciare-5O0O at &c Is. SO); 200 at
5000 at sac.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01
EGGS DECLINE ON
PRODUCE EXCHANGE
CAUSED BY CONTINUED HEAVY
RECEIPTS
Price of Nuts FaIls-New Potatoes
in Little Demand on Account
of Weakness of the
Market

Tho continued heavy receipts caused eggs
to declIns another cent on the produce ex-
change yesterday bringing the Jobbing price
down to 10 and 20 cents per dozen for the
best stock. The receipts were unusually heavy
amounting to $50 cases.
Almonds declined to 15116c and walnuts TO
l5a1Gc for the best grade, and to 12o1Sc for
second grade.
The demand for onions stll continues to
exceed the supply. The jobbers declare that
the scarcity viii continue until the arrival Oh
the home crop.
limited quantity of new potatoes was on
the market yesterday, selling at Sl.2 per lug
box At this season last year new potatoes
i'm like quantity sold for more than 81 BUT
owing to the weakness of the potato market
the new potatoes finding a poor sale, even
at the greatly reduced price.
Asparagus dropped to 4Oc yesterday. and it
is expected to go to 25c the early part of this
week. While the supply is yet limited, each
days receipts are increasing. The celery
market is about depleted, there being no
fancy grades on hand, and the product will
be Off the market within the next two weeks.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01
Retail Prices

Following prices for leading articles of
prevail at the Los Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01
CHICAGO GRAIN
Ry Associated Press.

CHICAGO, Feb 29.-The wheat market was
strong all day and sentiment at times was
extremely bulish There feeling of un-
certainty at the start, owing to a decline at
Liverpool, but the market soon became strong
and continued decidedly firm the balance of
the day. Demand for several of the larger
commission houses leading in the buying.
Foreign news almost tototally ignored and
buyers found their inspiration in the do
mestc situation. Primary receipts were again
very light and stocks of wheat In store at
number of grain centers were said to be ma
terlaly depleted. Selling throughout the day
was chiefly by holders. Prices reacted con-
siGerably late i'm the session on reselling, but
the close was firm. May opened 1sQhc lower
tc 1kdAc higher AT 97% q9S1sc, advanced to
9s7sc and closed at 9GAc
Trade in corn very light and the market
failed to respond to the strength of wheat
sentiment in the pit being bearish all day.
May closed easy at Gle.
oats were quiet and steady May closed at
5SG53lsc
Provisions were active and strong. Much
smaller receipts Of live hogs than had been
generally expected were chiefly responsible Tor
the improved tone. At the close May pork was
up 171kc lard was 1Oc higher and ribs were
up 10dD121sc.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01
Oil Stocks
DAILY MINING CALL
Official sales-5OOO Con. Mines at 1izc (B. so.
Listed Stocks


GREENwATER DISTRICT Bid Ask.
Clark Copper Co .................. .o6lz 10
Furnace Creek Copper ............ so
Furnace Creek Ex Copper......,. - .i2ls
Furnace Valley Copper ........... .01 .05
Kcmpland Copper Co ............ 10
Sc. Furnace Creek ...,............ .05
Cal Hills Mining Co.............. .oO7s .01
Consolidated Mines Co............. .o1 .0lA
NEVADA
FAIRVIEW DISTRICT
Farview Central .........,....... O9
GoLDFIELD DISTRICT
Coldield Con. Mines .,............ 4.s2s ass
Goldheld Wild Horse .............. .01 O7
o.oldheld Storm King M Co.. -. .03
JOHNNIE DISTRICT
Johnnie Con G NJ Co.............. .1i7s .12ls
Mohawk Johnnie .................. 80. O5
sEARcHLIGHT DISTRICT
cyrus Mob, .,..................... =. o2,s
E.ldcrado Canyon NJ g. NJ Co... .00h 01
Nevada Searchlight ............... .00s5 .01S
Quartette ...... .........''.'...'.s. lZ.5O
Searehlight NJ & NJ Co............ 49,. .271a
Searchliqht Parallel .............. .02 .02ss
Searchlight Western .......s....... .0SA
TONoPAH DISTRICT
Nevada Goldfeld Dew. Co........ .06 .07
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-12

Chastain Cope, DAY. Dcycrlc Duf
ant Durlian, burst Iiaric Eafley
lillis, Evans, Faulkner, FISHER
Fraser Harris, Harrison of
Hughes and piiisburg, Hawkins
Heudrickson Hobby, Holland,
Hudson Japp, Jesse, Jones, King,
Lindsey Lockwood, Manus, Mar 4
tin, Moore, Murdoch, McAdoo.
McCalla, McCants Nowcll,
.O'Ncal, Pasclial- Pendcrgraft Por
ter, Putnam, Rainey, Reeve, Rat !,
lift Riddle. Rider, Ross, Sands,
Sherman, Skeen. Smith of Dewey,
Smith of Custer, Smith Of Della
ware. Stephens, Stone, Swengle,
Tabor, Tillotson, Uttefback, Van
daveer. Nandeventcr, Workman,
Whitchurst, Williams of Conan
che, Williams OF puslnataha Viii
son, Mr. Speaker-Total 81.
Nays None.
Absent and not voting: Allen Of
Alfalfa, Allen of Sequoyah. An
thony. Baldwin Ballard. Branson,
Broom, Crouch, Ezzard Harrison
OF McCurtain, Hart, IIuddleston,
Jarrett, Johnson, London McEl
haney, Orcutt, Shearer, Smith Of
Grant. Smith of Washita, Snelson.
Stagner, Stcttmund, Stivers. Tam
Idy, Turner, Watrous, Whitson-
| Total, 2S
The Speaker announced that the
bill with the emergency having re-
ceived legal majorit of all the
members of the IIousJ df Repre-
sentatives, the same was assed,
and he signed the same in olbn,
session.
The question asked, shall the ti-
tie of the bill remain the titlc Of the
act? Mr.. Bryan and Mr. Eohdy
ltnoved to strike out the words
'and in courts Of justices Of the
peace" and add "and that proceed
urc in county codrts shall be the
same as in district courts. Car-
ricd.
Mr.. klllS llauc 4 report ei lliS
committee to meet with the city
council Of Guthrie. which report
and resolution of the council WIS
referred back TO the same commit
tee with Instructions.
House Bills Nos. 27o and 3l8
were made special orders for The
next legislative day.
The House adjourned under the
rules until Wednesday.
c. II. PFTTMAN
Chief Clerk.
i G. A. CROSSETT, Minute Clerk.
Use Dewitt's Little Early Risers,
: pleasant little pills They are easy
+ TO take. Sold by G. r. Renlro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-12

NCOnllnueu from rage o.
is, House Bill No. pol, the fol-
lowing
Section IS. Every hotel held
out for the accommodation of the
public subject to the provisions Of
this Act shall pay an inspection fee
of thirty cents per room for each
and every room used for the ac-
commodation of the public and
subject to the provisions Of this
act. Such fee or fees shall be col
lected by the Inspector or deputy
inspector at the time of the in
spection, and if not paid on de-
mand the inspector may sue there
for in his own name for the use
of the State, and if Judgment shall
be rendered for such sum in his
favor in such case the court shall
allow and enter as a part of the
/ Judgment against the defendant
the costs Of such action. including
a reasonable attorneys fee for any
attorney employed in such action
by the Inspector; provided, that
such hotel shall pay for two such
inspections only each year, and if
more than two inspections shall be
made, no fee shall be collected or
charged for such extra inspection.
/ Carried.
House Bill No. 2oI, passed en-
! grossment and final passage.
The following record on House
! Bill No. 223, by Ellis, was omitted
from the Journal of Monday, Feb
ruary 10, where il properly be
! longs, and ordered inserted in to-
days Journal.
House Bill No. 223, by Ellis
having been read on two previous
several legislative days. was PLACED
on third reading and final passage
The question being, shall the bill
pass? The ayes and nays being
called, resulted as follows:
Ayes: Abbott, Allen Of Alfalfa
Allen Of Sequoyah. Anthony, Arm
strong Of Choctaw, Armstrong o
Kiowa, Ashby, Banks, Beck, Bow
DIRE, Boyle. Briggs, Brown, Bryan
Butler Carson, Casteel, Chappell
.Chastain, Cope, Crouch, Day, Dey
erie. Durant, Durham burst, Earle
Farley, Ellis. Evans, Ezzard, Faul
ner,. Fisher Fraser, Harris, EIarri
son Of Hughes and Piitsburg, IIar
rison of McCurtain, Hart. Hend
riolsson, Hobby, Holland. Hudson
Japp, Jesse, Johnson. Jones, Kins
Lindsey, London. Manus. Martii
Moore, Murdoch, McCalla, M,
Cants. Norvell, O'Neal, Orcut
Paschal Pendergraft, Raine,
Reeve, Raltiff. Riddle Rider Ros
Sands, Sherman. Skeen. Smith (
Dewey, Smith OF Custer Smith (
Delaware. Smith Of Grant Sne
son. Stephens, Stone. Swenele, IL
& Dor Tilloison, Nandaveer Vand
vcnter. Workman, Whiiehur.
Whitson. Williams of Gonlanch
lWilliams oi pushnmiaha ~
Spcakcr Total. Ss Nays. Non
Absent and not voting Bal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-12

win, Ballard, Bransen, Broom,
Hawkins, IIuddlesion, Jarrett.
Lockwood. McAdoo, McEllianey.
Porter, Putnam Shearcr Smith of
Washita, Stagner, Stettmund, Stiv
ers, Tandy, Turner, Watrous, VIII
son-Total, 2I.
The Speaker announced thai the
bill having gpccived a constitution
al majority of the votes of all the
members elected to and constitut-
ing the House of Representatives,
the same was passed, and he signed
the same in open session.
DR.. Hart, of Chicago, specialist
on the treatment Of insane diseases,
and the management of hospitals,
being present, was invited to speak,
TO which he responded in few
minutes talk, which was aPpre-
ciated by the members.
Senate Bill No. I2o, by Taylor
and Blair, and Japp and Durham,
was taken up. Committee report
was read.
The Speaker pro tenn was called
to the chair
On motion Of Mr.. Nandeventer
the committee amendment in line
/, section i, was adopted
Mr.. Ellis moved to insert after
the word person" the words res
ident householders" III section l.,
line 4. Carried.
The Speaker resumed the chair.
The Speaker appointed Messrs.
Ellis, Chappell, and Japp 2 special
committee to meet with t:ia city
council of Guthrie, which was in
session at that time, and the House
confirmed the action.
Messenger arrived from the Sen
ate bearing House Bill No. 1888,
which had passed that body.
Mr.. Cope moved to amend in
line 3, section ?, after the word
"the" and before the word Judge,
substitute district for county.
Carried.
Mr.. Riddle moved to amend in
line 7, page 8, section s, by in
serting the words and keys af-
ter the words lock and before
"of.' Carried
Mr.. Hobby moved to amend ii
lines IL and u. section 8, bp sub
, stituting the word "said for any
Carried
Mr.. Durham moved TO substitute
: the date 1907 for 'I0oS" in sec
, ton II. Carried.
+, Mr. Nandeyenter moved q
+ amend in line s. section "a, afte
:, "court" and before "venire" b,
< adding the words provided the.
shall not receive pay for more thai
Z 6 days in any year Carried
Messenger arrived from the Sen
}, ate bearing Senate Bill No. Io4
(, which bill was read the first tim
!, and made special order for tn
: next legislative day.
T. Senate Bill No. 100. with Hous
= amendments. having been read o
5. two previous several legislatiy
y days, was placed on third readin
\ and final passage, the question bs
/ ing. shall the bin with the einel
+ gency, pass? The ayes and ma,
, were called, resulting as follow:
& Ayes: Abbott, Armstrong {
g ClNctaw, Armstrong of l>iow'
q. AshEy Banks. necls, BoWdr
E. Boyle Briggs, brown Bryan Bu
e |er Carson. Caslee| Ehappe