The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-27

We, your Committee on Expenses Of
Framing the Constitution aud the Elec
tion to Ratify the Same, TO whom was
referred House Bill No. 507, by Dhrant
entitled; AN Act appropriating funds
to pay the printing expenses, clerk
hire. and expenses Of he Constitution
al Convention, ETC." beg leave to re-
port that we have had the same under
consideration and herewith return the
same with the Recommendation that II
do pass as amended.
HAWKINS,
Chairman.
House Bill No SO, by Stevens, was
read the second time ard referred to
Committee on Agriculture.
]aessage from the governor was read
announcing that he had approved and
signed Senate Bill No. 81.
Sente Concurrent Resolution No. So.
by Billups, was read.
amendment by ubmfwyppuppuppun
Mr. Vandeyenter moved to amend by
substituting five thousand for three
thousand.
MI Jesse moved to amend the
amendment by substituting ten thou
sand for five thousand.
The Jesse motion prevailed.
The resolution as amended was
passed, and the speaker signed the
resolution in open session.
Messenger from the Senate arrived
bearing a letter Announcing that the
Senate had refused to agree to House
amendments to Senate Bill No. 81,
and asking the House to recede from
its amendments.
On motion Of Mr.. McCalla, the House
refused to recede from It's amend
ments, and asked for a conference. the
speaker appointing as such committee
McCalla, Banks and Martin.
A messenger arrived from the Sen.
ate bearing the enrolled copy OF Sen
ate Joint Resolution No. 2, which the
speaker signed in open session, after
reading at length.
The Conference Committee report
on Senate Bill No. 26 was read, and
further consideration was postponed
until the next legislative day.
The following House Bills were
made special order for the next legis-
latiye day. Nos. 442, 463, sos (500
copies of No. sos we're ordered print
ed $50. 252, 4Ss, 262, 492. SS7, 446,
421 and SIC, and House Concurrent
Resolution No. q.
Mr.. Ellis. speaker pro tenn, presid-
ing.
Consideration OF House Bill No 1G,
by Jones, was resumed.
Mr.. Murray moved that House Bill
No. 16, be recommitted with specific
instructions. Mr.. Jones moved that the
further consideration of the bill he
indefinitely postponed.
After discussion. Mr. Jones Withdrew
his motion to indefinitely postpone and
Mr. Murray withdrew his motion 10 re-
commit with Instructions.
Senate Bill NJ. 302 WAS read
on motion Of Mr.. Jones House Bill
No 16 was recommitteed to the Legal
Advisory Committee.
Mr. Harrison (of Hughes) moved
that further consideration OF the bill
be postponed until the bill could be
printed. Motion carried.
On motion OF Mr.. Whitehurst the
House went into the Committee ofthe
Whole for the consideration of House
Bill No. 464.
The committee rose and reported as
follows
AiF. Speaker:
The Committee OF the Whole House,
10 whom was referred House Bin No.
AGA. begs leave to report that II has
had said bill under consideration, and
recommend that it do pass
Respectfully submitted,
! A TILIOTSON
Chairman.
House Bill No. AGA passed to engross-
ment and third reading.
Senate Bill No 26 was adopted by the
The Conference Committee report on
following vote;
Ayes--Abbott Allen (of Alfalfa
Allen (of Sequoyah Anthony,
Armstrong (of Kiowa), Ash
by. Baldwin, Ballard, Banks, Beck,
Bowdre, Boyle, Briggs, Branson, Broom
Brown, Bryan, Casteel, Day, Deyerle,
Durant, Durham, burst, Earle, Farley,
Ellis, Ezzard Faulkner Fraser Harris,
Harrison (of Hughes), Hart, Hawkins,
Hendrickson. Hobby, Holland Huddles-
ton, Japp, Jarrett, Jesse, Jones, King,
Lindsey, Lockwood, Manus. Martin,
Moore, Murd0ck, McAdoo, McCalla,
McCants. McElhaney, Noryell, O'Neal,
Oreutt. Paschal, Pendergraft Porter,
Putmal, Rainey, Ratlih Riddle. Rider,
Ross, Sands, Snearer, Skeens Smith
(of Dewey, Smith (of custer), Smith
(of DelaN are) SnelsOn. Stephens,
Stetimund stivers. Stone, Swengle,
Tabor, Tandy Tillotson. Turner Ut.