The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-24


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first time and made the special order
for second reading the next legisla-
tive day.
iiouse Bill No 6s9 by Branson, en-
titled; "An Act TO provide Tor the ap-
pontment of additional judges OF the
District Courts Of the state where
tho same are found necessary
House Bill No. $40 by Ezzard. en-
titled: AN Act in relation TO suit for
damages for death or other personal
injuries in the district courts Of the
state OF Oklahoma"
House Bill No. Gal by Cope, entitled.
AN Act providing for tho election of
electors tor president aud vice-presi-
dent OF t.lr Gnied States, canviss-
ng Of returns of such election and
prqvidirc fer issuing certificates to
spoh electors
Mr. Murdoch moved that the House
DO not concur in the Senate amend
ments To- House Bil No. 355. and re-
questiGg conference. the Speaker
appointing skeen, Ellis and Murdoch
Messenger OF tho Senate annuuuc-
iRg that the senate bad refused 20
concur in The Hovse amendment to
senate iill M. Is and requesting a
Iconferencr. Tho Speaker appointed
EaSard, Lindsay and King. Also re-
'qucstiag conference on House Sub
stitute Biz No. 1Sa the Speaker APP
pointing Durant Faulkner and Har-
ris.
House Resolution No. II by Bran.
son was read aud adopted The
Speaker appointed Branson. Moore
and McCants as the Committee pro-
vidod for therein.
Mossage from the Governor was
read that he had approved and signed
House Resolution No 21
The pending question being the mo-
tion to reconsider the vote by which
the minority report was lost; the mo-
tlon 70 reconsider prevailed by the fol
lowing vote:
Ayes BALDWIN, Ballard, Rock Bow
Dire Briggs, Branson Broom, Baown,
Butler Casteel Chappell, Day, Dur
rant Evans, Faulkaer Fraser. Har-
rls. Harrison (of Huehes) Hart, Hud-
dleston, Hudson, Japp, Jarrett. Jesse,
johnson. Jones, Lindsey, Lockwood,
Manus, Martin. Moore, Mu-dock Nc
Gala. Norver, Orcutt. Pendegraft.
Porter, Rainey, Murlcy, Reeve, Rat
iiff, Rider. Sands, Shearer Skeen.
Smith (of DeweD, Smith (of Wash
ita), Snelsun, Stagner Stephens.
Stettmund, stone, Swengle, Tan
dy. Turner, Utterback. Van
deveer, Vandeventer, Workman.
Whitehurst, Williams (of Com
manche), Williams (of Pushna-
tanal, Mr.. Speaker (AIurray).
Total ss.
Nays-Abbot' Armstrong (of Kio-
wa), Boyle, Carson, Chastain, Cope.
Crouch, Dycrle. burst, Earle, Farley
Ellis. Ezzard. Fisher, Harrison (of
McCurtain) Hawkins, iiendrlckson.
Hobby, Holland. Skccr, McCants, Nc
Elhaney, O'Neal Paschal, Riddle.
Ross, Sherman. Smith (of Custer)
sdyers, Tabor. Watrous. Whitson.
Wilson.
Total 80
Absent-Allen, Aninony, Armstrong,
(of Choctaw), Ashby, Banks, Bryan,
Durham. London. McAdoo. Putnam,
Smith (of Delaware), Smith (of
Grant,, Tillotson.
Total -ls
Mr. Vandeventer moved that the
vote by which the majority vote was
adopted be rsconsidered. Carried.
Mr.. Holland moved as q substi-
tute for both committees reports for
Section "A state Board of ilealthf
RH r. RAN