The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-30
Be = Resoiged BY nc Honse Q.

WHICH carry INTO Clicct ana NltdllLc
the provisions Of the Constitution,
shall after the committee report has
been bad upon same be placed at
the head Of the House Calendar !;
and that such bills receive consider
alton in their order as appears on
said House Calendar
That each member introducing a
bill carrying ;lso effect the provi-
sion Of the Constitution as afore-
said, shall, when the same Is nitro.
duccd, send 10 ihs desk OF the Chief
Clerk a statement that such b.l! is
intended to carry into effect a pro-
vision of the Constitution, and
shall in such statement give the
article and section of the Constitu-
ton TO which the bill relates.
The resolution was referred to
the Committee on Rules.
The following were introduced,
each read the first time and made
special order for second reading
the next legislative days:
House Bill No. 52S, by Hawkins,
entitled. AN Act Providing for the
division of the income and proceeds
from Sections I3 and all lands in
lieu OF Sections I3, granted by the
Constitution of Oklahoma for the
use and benefit Of the University
and the University Preparatory
Schools"
House Bill No. $50, by Branson
and Senator Brook, entitled: An
Act to Provide for the Establish
ment and Maintenance of State
Fair
House Bill No. $50, by Rider.
entitled: "An Act TO amend Sec
ton 4, Article 3, Chapter 9, Sessio i
Laws of 1903"
| On motion of Japp, the House
went into Committee Of the Whole
for the consideration of House Bill
No. 3s3, Mr. Faulkner, Chairman.
The Committee arose, reporting
progress and asking leave to sit
Iagain
| The House recessed until 1890
P. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
| House called to order, Mr..
| Speaker presiding.
Roll Call-Quorum present.
Mr.. Ellis moved that when the
| House do adjourn it do so until
| Monday under the rules.
Mr.. Bryan moved to substitute
Saturday at 0:3o a. m" for 'un-
der the rules" The Bryan motion
lost, and the Ellis motion prevailed
Mr.. Speaker:
We, your Committee on En-
lgrossment beg leave to report thai
it has carefully compared the en-
crossed copy of House Bill No. 46i
with the original draft and amend
Iments thereto and finds said en-
grossment TO be correct and IL
proper form.
Very respectfully submitted,
MANUS,
Chairman
. House Bill No. 464, having beer
read on two previous several legis
latiye days, was placed on thirs
reading and final passage, thS
question. being, Shall tie bill pass
Roll call as follows:
Ayes-Abbolt, Allen of Alfalfa
Allen of Sequoyah, Armstrong d
Choctaw, Armstrong of Kiowa
/, Ashby, Baldwin Banks, Beck
/ Bowdre, Boyle, Briggs, Branso 4
Broom, Brown, Bryan, Caste .l
/ Chappell, Cope, Crouch, Day, Dey
erie, Durant, Earle, Farley, Ellis
( Evans, Ezzard, Faulkner, Fisher
: Fraser, Harris, Harrison o
e Hughes, Harrison Of McCurtain
! Hart, Hawkins, Iendrickscn
{ Hobby Holland, Hudson, Japa
5 Jesse, Jones, King, Lindsey, Lock
: wood, Manus, Moore, Murdoch
}. lMcAdoo, McCalla, McCants, Nc
Elhaney, Norvell, O'Neal, Pascha
Porter, Putnam, Rainey, Riddl,
!. Rider, Ross, Sands, Shearer, She,
man Skeen, Smith of Dewes
I Smith of Custer, Smith of Gran
Snelson, Stephens, Stivers, Stone
y Swengle Tabor, Tandy, Tillotso;
j. Utterback, Nandaveer, Nandevea'
: er, Wortman, Watrous, Whitchurs
It Whitson, Williams OF Comanch
Williams of Pushmataha, Wilsol
lie Mr. Speaker (Murray),
II Total ayes--8S.
Nays-None.
Absent and not voting-Anthon
Il. Ballard, Butler, Carson, Chastar
Durham, burst, Huddleston, Ja
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