The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10

SON Of Hughes and Pittsburg, llar-
rism oi McCuriaiu. Hart IIaW-
lins, Ilcudrickson, Hobby Holland
lapp Jarrett, Jesse. King. Lindsey
London, Manus. Martin, Murdoch
McCants. McElhany, Norvillc.
O'Neal. Paschal Pcndcrgraft. Put
nam, Rainey, Reeve. RatliH, Rid
die, Rider, Ross, Sands, sherman,
Skcen; Smith OF Custer, Smith Of
Grant, Snclson, Stettmund, Stivcrs.
Stone. Swcngle Tabor rillotson.
J'ttcrback, Nandaveer, Nandevcn-
Ter, Wortman. Watrous, White
hurst Williams OF Comanche. VIII
liams Of pushmataha, Mr. Speaker
Total, 70.
NAYS: None.
Absent and ne. voting. Abbott,
Ashby, Baldwin, Ballard, Bowie,
Butler, Chappell. Durant. Evans,
Ezzard. tInddleston, Hudson. john
son. tones. lockwood Moore, Nc
Adoo McCalla, Orctitt. Porter,
Shearer, Smith OF Dewey. Smith Of
Delaware. Smith Of Washita, Stag
ner, Stevens, Tandy, Turner Whit
4 son, Wiison--Tota 80.
The Speaker announced that the
bill having received a constitutional
majority Of all those elected to and
constituting The House Of Repre-
sentatives, the same was passed,
and he signed the engressed copy
thereof in open session.
Senate Bill No. ne. by Blair,
was read with the committee re-
port.
On motion Of Whitehurst, the
House went into committee OF the
Whole for the consideration Of the
bill. b. +. Harrison, chairman
The committee arose. reporting
progress and asking leave to sit
again.
Mr.. Hawkins moved to recomnlit
with instructions. Carried.
Messenger arrived from the Sen
ate bearing House Bill No ISs, and
Senate Concurrent Resolution No.
40, both Of which had passed that
body.
Senate BHl No ?, with commit
lice report, was read.
Mr. Nandeventcr moved to re-
commit, with instructions. Car
ried.
Senate Concurrent Resolution
No 40 ordering 5000 copies Of the
emergency laws as passed by the
Legislature, was read. and on mo-
ton of Mr.. Nandeventer, carried.
The Speaker signed the same.
House Bill No. ISs, with Senate
amendments. was read.
Mr., McCaIla moved that the
House do not agree 10 the Senate
amendments. Carried.
Messenger arrived from the Sen
ate bearing Senate Concurrent Res
lolution No. 4, which had been
adopted by the Senate. and the
! Speaker signed the enrolled copy
thereof in open session after read
ing at length,
| The Speaker pro tenn was called
to the chair
Mr.. Branson moved TO commit
| Senate Bill No. II4a to a special
committee Of seven to be appoint
ed by the Speaker Carried. The
I Speaker. resumed the chair and APP
pointed as such cornmittec Tiilot-
son, McCalla, Hobby, Wilson.
Branson, Smith of Grant, and
Smith of Washita.
The following resolution passed
unanimously, Mr.. Speaker pro tenn
putting the motion
We, the undersigned represen-
tatives respectfully ask that the
Honorable Speaker deliver i'll the
representative hall to the Senate
and the House of Representatives
the lecture of Agriculture at his
convenience, and that this hall be
furnished free Tor such purpose.
The conference committee report
as follows was read
iREPORT or JOINT CONFER
ENCE COMMITTEE.
Mr. Speaker
We your Joint Conference Com
mittee to whom was referred House
Bill No. IS3. by Mr. Holland, en-
titled An Act to confer on the coun
ties in this State the power TO Dor
( row money for current expense;
from the Commissioners OF tn,
f Land Office, fixing the manner tc
determine the amount thereof. Pro
/ viding the form therefor, and en-
dorsements thereon, having haC
same Under consideration. beg leay,
to make the following report:
I We recommend that the amend
ment BY Stafford to Section p lin,
+ 8, after the word sum be agreed
) to.
, That the amendment BY Davis. q
3 Section 4, line 10. be not agreed 10