The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-06

taw), Armstrong (of Kiowa). Ashby.
Ballard. Boyle. Briggs, Cope Durham.
Farley, Ezzard Fraser, Harris, llar-
rison tof McCmtainl, Hart, Japp,
Lockwood McAdoo McElhaney Nor
ven, Porter Murey Ratlif, Sands,
Shearer Sherman, Smith (of Dewey,
Smith tof Custerl, Smith (of Wash
.itW, Snelson, Stagner Stevens, StlY-
.ers, tItterback, Watrous
Totals.
The speaker announced that the
bill, with the emergency, having re-
ceived a constitutional majority Of the
votes of the members of the House
of Representatives. the same was
passed. and he signed the engrossed
copy thereof in open session
Consideration OF Senate Bin No. 60
was resumed The committee amend
ment to Section was defeated.
Mr. O'Neal moved to strike out ell
OF lines IA. 15, 16, " and the FIRST
word of line 49, page q, and Insect
"who has been dulg ordained OF au-
lthorized by the ehrrch 10 which ne
ihelongs TO preach the gospel and hef
filed i'm the Office Of the judge Of
some county court in this state, for
IIRIOIN q AnNN VI AitN VIZ. A.NiNfi'lttff
lauthoritg from his church authorizing
him 81 90 preach" Adopted.
Committee amendment TO Section
i12 was adopted.
MIR. Brown moved to strike out Sec
ltion II. Carried.
MIR. Casteel moved to add in line Q,
page I. after FIRST" "or second.
Carried.
Mr.. O'Neal moved to strike out the
emergency clause. Lost
Senate Bill No. SO having been read
on two previous several legislative
days. was placed on third reading aud
final passage the question beinG'
shall the bill, with the emergency,
pass? Roll call resulted:
Ayes-Abbott. Allen. Anthony, Bald
win, Banks. Beck Bowdre. Boyle,
Briggs. Branson. Brown Bryan, But
! Ter. Carson. Casteel. Chastain, Day,
Crouch, Deyerle, Durant, burst. Ellis,
Evans. Faulkner. Harris, Harrison (oi
| Hughes), Harrison (of McCurtain)
Hawkins. IIendrlckson, Hobby, Hol
| land, Hudson, Jarrett, Johnson. Jones
| King, Lindsey. London, Manus, Mar
tin. Moore. Murdoch. McCalla Nc
CAMS. O'Neal. Paschal, Pendergraff
Rainey, Reeve, Riddle, Rider Ross
Skeen. Smith (of Dewey Smith toI
CUSTER. Smith COZ Delawarel. Smith
(of Grant, Slettmund Stiyers, Stone
swensle, Tabor, Tandy, Tlllotson, Tur
ner, VandeyenteT Workman. White
hurst. Whitson, Williams (of Com
manche) Williams (of Pushmataha)
Wilson, Mr.. Speaker (MurraD
| TOtal-74
Nays Armstrong (of Kiowa)
Earle, Porter, Putnam.
Total.
Absent-Armstrong (of Choctaw)
Ashby, Ballard, Broome, Chaprell
Cope. Durham. Farley Ezzard
Fisher, Fraser. Hart. Iluddleston
Japp. Jesse. Lockwood. McAdoo, Nc
Elhaney. Norvell, Oreutt, Murley
Ratlin, Sands. Shearer sherman
Smith (of Washital, Snelson, stag
ner, stevens, Utterback, Wairous.
Total-3L
The speaker announced that the bill
with the emergency having received
a constitutional majority OF the votef
of the members of the EOuse of Rep
resentatives, the same was passed
and he signed the engrossed cory
thereof in open session.
Senate Bill No lG5 by Echols, hay
ing been read on two previous several
Legislative days, was placed on third
reading and final passage the question
being, shall the bill pass? Roll call
resulted:
Ay yes-Abbott. Allen Anthony Arm
strong (of iKowa), Baldwin, Ranks,
Beck, Bowdre, Boyle, Briggs, Brans0n,
Brown. Bryan, Butler. Carson, Cas-
ieel, Chastain Crouch. Day Deyerle
Duraut. burst Earle, Farley Ellis.
Evans. szzard, Faulkner, Harris. IIar-
rison (of Hughesl Harrison COT Nc
lCuriain), Hawkins Houdrickson. Hob
idy, Holland, Hudson Jarrett John
IsOu Ionas King lindsey Tondou