The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-25


also that proposed by Winchester Az
len. 10 cut out the provision for dep.
uty wardens
Section a. providing for "as many
deputy wardens az may be necessary.
was attacked by Smith OF Custer. who
ldesired to cut out that section. His
suggestion proved futile.
Casteel stirred up parliamentary
tangie whom he offered an amend
ment extending the onen season ilf-
teen days The open season IN ihe
bill was originally from December 10
to January TO- His amendment makes
the season begin December I and end
January 9 Bryan moved to make the
season an even two months. ending
February 10. but this was lost. Final
| ly a roll call was secured on the Cas-
lteel amendment and II was carried by
a vote Of 60 to 26, absent i6.
Faulkner put through an amend
ment to the effect that any person
found guilty of violating any og the
provisions of this act shall In addition
forfeit his hunting license and shall
not receive another for a period Of one
year
one provisiCn OF the bin prohibits
for a term of years the killing Of prai-
rie chickens. Murray moved an
amendment providing for an open sea
son for the shooting Of prairie chick
ems in Cimarron, Texas. Beaver,
Woods Woodward, Ellis and Harper
counties On motion OF Wilson the
amendment was tabled. Another sug-
gested amendment of Murray's was
tabled on motion OF Tillotson. It pro
yidet for an open season except in
McCurtain, Choctaw. Pushmataha, Le-
Flore. Latimer and Haskell counties.
Williams. of Pushmataha, desired to
reconsider Section 6. but this WAS
lost and the bill was then ordered to
'engrossment.
The house also finished the consid-
Ieration OF the Little bill as to di-
vorces, which had been under consid-
GRAFTON during the morning session.
Tandy put through an amendment
that the guilty party in any divorce
suit should not be permitted to marry
again for one year after the granting
OF the decree. and violation will con-
stitute bigamy Stagner moved to
make the inhibited period five years,
but this was tabled and the Tandy
amendment adopted.
Tillotson secured an additional
amendment to the effect that where
the defendant is resident of the
state. the action must be begun in the
county of which the defendant is a
resident Durham added the words
'or may be found 2 The bill WAS
placed on third reading and passed
Another bill that was passed was the
district clerks fee bill, which had been
considered in the morning.
rhe Snels1n anti-cigarette bill,
VIII has been on the calendar for
several weeks. was taken mp. An un-
successful attempt was made TO cut
out the provision against the smoking
of clgarc" except by children under
the age of sixteen years a motion
10 recommit the bill for this purpose
wss ruled out Of order DR.. Snelson
offered substitute for the bill, and
the substitute was ordered to engross-
ment
A number Of committee reports
were made on pending measures, and
some bills were placed on second read
ing and referred to the proper com
mittees
A number of new hills were intro
duced. and their authors and official
stiles may ~ fonnd in the House
journal, pu, ished elsewhere IN The
.eader of today.
At ) % clock the house adjourned un-
I'll $3.50 this morning.