The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-10


( r., Oklahoma Durham. W. Il Pot
tawotamie Earl. E. J., Texas Ear
ley. a. T.. Oklahoma; Ellis, A. IT,,
Garfield Evans. ]. p, Grant Ez-
zard, John r.. Craig and Rogers
Fraser, Chas. A., Noble; Harrison,
I w. III, McCurtain, TIendricksofs
Z j. T., Pittsbury: TEodby r. r.,
4 Craig Holland. Cab.. Tulsa Hud-
dles.on. Frank, Pontotoc IIudsoa,
Geo D., Payne and Pawneei Iapp,
! Anil, Comanche Jones, c, G.. ok
llahona Lindsey, w M. Garvin,
4 Lockwood, Jas H.. Lincoln; Man
4 us, T., Cherokee; Moore. Z. r.,
Sequoy-LeIlore McAdoo, w. c.,
/ Okmulgee McCants, ]. T.. Carter
lO'Neal. G. w, Coal Orcutt, A. ~.
4 Wagoner; Ratliff, T. s. Pontotoc
and Seminole; Sands, Abel, Beav-
er; Shearcr. ]. s.. Logan; Sher-
imam, Joe Major; Smith. w. c..
4 Dewey; Smith. Howell. Custer
\ Snith. ]. W.. Grant; Smith, David,
! Washita; Stagner, DR.. c. H., I-o-
gan: Stephens, Frank, Caddo. Stiv-
ers, Jas. T., Latimer; Stone, w.
b., Creek; Swengle, Edward,
Hughes Tabor. VIM. Garvin; Til
lotson A.. Nowata Utterback,
Harvey Kinghsher; Vandavecr,
! j.. Cleyeland Whitson, Thos. C.,
/ McClain Williams, Ben. T. Push
mataha Wilson. Ben. +. Canadian
Cleveland and Caddo.
Total Yea-o2
Nays Armstrong OF Kiowa,
Banks, Beck, Briggs. Brown, Chas-
tain, Cope, Durant, burst, Faulkner
Fisher, Harris, Hart, Hawkins. Jar
rett Jesse, Johnson, Kings Martin,
NIurdock, McCalla, PascfiaI. Pend
ergraft, Rainey. Riddle. Rider,
Ross, Skeen. Smith of Delaware
Steetnund, Tandy, Turner, Vande-
venter, Workman, Whitehurst, VIII
liams Of Comanche, Mi Speaker.
Total-37.
Absent and not voting: Carson,
Deyerle. Harrison of Hughes, Lon
don, McElhaney, Norvell, Porter,
Putnam. Reeve, Snelson. Total
lIo.
Mr.. Lindsey gave notice that he
would move to reconsider the vote
by which House Resolution No. 20
was adopted.
Mr.. Speaker presiding.
The committee reported that it
would suit the convenience of DR..
/ Lyman Abbott to address the Leg
islature on Wednesday night. and
on motion Of Mr.. Durant the House
adopted a resolution to hear him on
that night, at the Legislative Hall,
and that the Senate be invited to
meet with the House.
The following were each read the
first time and made special order
for second reading the next legisla-
tive day:
Senate Bill No. "a. by Sorrels.
Hopse Concurrent Resolution No
20. by Fandeventer.
House bill No. 403, by Durant,
entitled "An act providing for the
appointment of special election com
Imissioners to supervise the holding
of elections in counties where the
question Of a permanent location OF
county seat is to be submitted TO
the qualified electors thereof; reg
ulating the manner and procedure
Of holding such elections. canvass
ing the returns, and declaring the
result thereof; and declaring and
emergency" ~
House Bill No. 464. By White
hurst, entitled can act making an
appropriation for the payment Of
printing election tickets and furnish
ihg election supplies used in the
election of September II. 1907"
House Bill No. 46s, by Ellis, en-
titled can act providing for the
making ofirepprts by clerks of the
district court steeithe clerk Of the
supreme court for the designation
Of district judges TO hold court out
side Of their districts, and for the
payment of expenses in such cases +;
making an appropriation, therefor (;
and declaring an emergency"
House Bill No. 400. by burst.
entitled "An act amending certain
laws. relating to the election Of
county superintendents of Public
instruction.
House Bill No 467, by Earle, en-
titled IAN act to provide for home
stead exemptions"
House Bill No. 468, BY Jesse, en-
titled "An act regulating the as
sessment OF certain property in tie
State OF Oklahoma"
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