The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-25

/ bill Of Taylor. no. 81, providing for
the keeping of medicinal cases on
trains for emergency matters
! Senate Bill No. 1871 by Franklin,
relating to child labor was also re-
ported for the favorable consldera-
tioE OF the senate.
Stewart for Judiciary No. 2. re-
ported uniavorably on no. l52, Stat
! fords. relating 90 three years 70
take the place Of one for minimum
imprisonment for stealing live stock
Cordells measure was recommend
ed for passage.
The Kidnapping measure of Mr.
/ Russelrs was also reported unfavor
I ably BY the Judiciary committee.
House Accepted.
A reports from Billups conveyed
she Information that the house by a
unanimous vote had accepted the in
vitatida TO visit the senate and hear
! MIR. Richardson. President Bellamy
announcing thgt Speaker Murray
when i'm the senate would preside oY-
er both bodies.
Memminper Bill Passed.
Senate Bill No o. Memminger
measure to regulate the express
charges in the state and to provide
Tor free delivery OF express and to
force the maintenance OF offices IN
cities OF the first class was read and
passed by a unanimous vote.
Stafford Explained.
Senator STAFFORD explained that tho
committee had given the bill on the
/ stealing Of livestock the wrong coni
sideration and moved the senate not
concur in the action of the sec
ond Judiciary committee, the motion
dying when Mr.. Stewart agreed TO
take the bill back for consideration
and amendment.
Stanford in Chair.
Stewart moved to go into Commit
tee OF the whole to consider No.
12S. his bill to regulate telephone
companies, and Stanford was called
to the chair Three sections We're APP
proved when Stewart called attention
to the member sof the house being
near and moved to rise, report and
asked leave TO sit again, the same pre-
vailing.
Brook Bill No. ia.
Before the arrival of the visitors
Brooks bin for the changing OF city
governments was read ahd placed on
final passage The house arrived he
fore roll call, and the bill prevailed,
la sta ehf party 49, -Tyl5iiitlnS from
M .,' Ca''
Disappointment Made Pleasant.
When the visitors filed down the
aisles President Pro Tenn Johnston
arose and Speaker Murray was seat
ed IN the chair
Senator Cunningham announced
taat Mir Richardson had been misun-
derstoOd and could not speak all
though the speaker thought he really
ought to TO 50.
Senator 1,fysor, a former resident
of Mr.. Richardson's old Tennessee
district further explained TENT Nr
/ Richardson did not allow himself ~
speak outside of Masonic circles, and
felt the houses would appreciate wny
he could not respond.
Various Votes and Speeches.
Representative Durant moved for
the lower house the vote OF thanks
for the courtesies extended and re-
suited In unanimous response 20 the
| request
President Pro Tenn Johnston in an
able and eloquent address told of the
pleasure the visit gave the senate
and related the interest and responai-
| bilities of the two bodies. He dwrlt
I hN'A AAA' AeANt AAtAN hNNA - AHN A'r1Ar''r-
tive branches OF the state We're IN
debted to the people who nay the
taxes and are benefited or hurt by
legislation.
Speaker Murray was eloquent in
his tribute 10 the senate. explaining
the defects which might be found "a
the work OF either body, but gave as
suranee his highest hopes and LOT
test ambition was bat TO see that
this STATE became the greatest ami
post progressive Ia the Union.
Some Fun
Following the speeches Of the two
4 presiding Officers Ham Bee and mis-
assistants gaye realistic rendition
Of what purported 10 be- q song on the
billups booze blll.
Responses 10 tNpics not very Inn
portant were made by Doctor baiic
Win. who declared ne was opposed 90
chlropmctlc
Mr. Aehby was called ior bat Was
not pfesont and the cry cor the Two