The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-06
ESPECIALLY PLEASED
With GUARANTY LAW
Several Bills Recommended
For Passage in House
Yesterday Evening


The chief discussion Of the house
Yesterday afternoon was upon House
Bin No rs. by Lindsey changes were
made yesterday 70 conform 20 the dir
ersnce between We constitution Of
The two states Tie most important
change was the striging out Of section
lC, proyidinr thnt ali actions brought
ander this law might have precedence
over all other court eases except
those where criminals were actually
81 Jail
The bin as ameraed was ordered 20
enEfoasment and third seadine
A resolution was received from the
senate asking the appointment ol
committee OF seren 60 confer with
like committee from tho houea on the
prohibition bill on motion % WHITE
burdt the epeaksr appointed ffer
AR Murray helns made 4 aemDVr ~
the terma Of the motion Th otter
members named were Ai1f4afh N
Galla, Cope 'riliotson, Ross an lind
son
Another message from W nste
gave the senate history ol tll Ao0
bills and resolutions and staed raai
the upper aouse is Complying With lhc
Joint rule that each house shall DEP
vote two DAYS each week TO matters
originating IN The other house
Turner. OF Murray county who Is
quite ili asked that he he relieved
FROM the committee on charities and
corrections HIS request was granted
and Beck. Of Mcintosh county, was
NAMED IN his place
message was received from the
senate stating that they refused 10 re-
cede from ,heir amendment to the
holland Dill as 70 acuniy bonds. and
Fiatlfr THAT they had NAMED Senator'S
Stewart, Morris aud Echola as con.
terence committee and asking that
The speaker appoint a similar commit
tee on motion OF innes. Holland.
Durham aDi Hobby were named.
WhilaOn, ~ McCaiu county. re-
ctifcd message that there was seri.
ona illneas Ia his family and he was
promptly excused
a a. Works Jr of Hugo. was ap-
pointed oiilci8i reporter TO take the
place Of Mr.. Clenm9ns, Of Ardmore
Stettmund's bill, for carrying into
effect the bills remittinR the state tax
and extending time for paymeIt of
ether taxes. came up for discussion
md was amended 10 some extent II
was placed on third reading and final
pasaage
Sands and Murdoch's BILL approprl-
atlug money for the asylum at Fort
supply. was again read and clerical
errors corrected This bin originally
carried an appropriation OF $2l0.00O
ne amount now Is slightly less than
100000
x4,,a,..,..4.-, ta4 4t
boards 10 cities of the first class shall
hold over until the next election and
legalizing their actions, WAS passed
unanimously, there being Just 40 ayes.
eNactly the number required for an
emergency measure This bin applies
only 10 cities In the Indian Territory
end of the state In some places
school bonds have been issued and
the companies who handle these
bonds have questioned their legality.
on The ground of the school boards
election. This bill Is for the purpose
~ renedylng those conditions
The Ellis anti lobby bin was c0rfcci
TEA ana amended aud passed 20 third
reading
one Of the pleasing occurrences of
the session was the address by Hon.
George Lord Ol Detroit member of
the Michigan legislature
on motion Of Murdoch he was IN
fiied 10 $40 with the representatives.
"a the floor OF the house MHidoeh
aud Bryan We're appointed to conduct
Mm 10 the speakers desb Mr Lord
fpul.e briefly and stated that he was
"A mpathy with the attions of me
noma legislature. mat lbe eges
Nl te other states were turned this
and that many ol them expected
ia iioW the example OF Oklahoma as
ia Nqmerous oi her laws Tie said that
if tlie OF Michigan especially ey
ifd to do 90. and particularly the
tors guaranty fund law Tie
NtafliI commended the legislature
itr action thus far
,if lord h9re a letter ~ ialtolt
uel ilcns Governor MarHh nhlii
eHeN oded him highly a. tle idia
~. ~ the new state Fnl sHfi
it "A ears he was head @ iae nflll
inE an'i loan department ci il'th
NHt fiH served for some iUn ss
1i Ffeiary Of state Fl naW
nirH ills second term 81 ~ 'se