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

iiiH Vil l'1DliN hVNtiliNliANt bNk iNtNC
to report that we recommend an
additional stamp allowance not to
exceed ten $1,000 dollars.
vANDAyENTER.
Chairman
Mr. Nandevcnter moved the adj
option of the report
Mr.. Skeen presiding.
Mr.. Ellis moved 60 strike OFT the
word rot in the report, and that
House Resolution do pass.
Mr.. Murray moved as a substi-
tute for the Ellis motion, for the
committee report and for House
Resolution No. 20, the following
That no NOES hereafter be taxi
en- by the stenographic reporters.
and that all note books heretofore
used be boxed and disposed Of or
filed by a committee OF the House,
to be selected by the House, and to
include one republican member
After debate on the proposition
the previous question was demand
ed and the Murray substitute lost
BY the following roll call vote
Ayes: Allen Of Alfalfa; Arm
strong OF Kiowa; Baldwin, Banks.
Briggs, Brown. Chappeu, Chastaiu,
Cope, Durant, Duham, burst, Fish
er, Harrisa Hart, Hawkins. Iapp,
I Jarrett, Jesse, Johnson, King, JIind-
sey, Murdoch, McCalIa, Paschal,
Pendergraft, Rainey, Riddle, Rider,
Ross. Skeen. Smith of Delaware ;
4 Stettmund, Tandy, Turner, Vande-
venter, Workman, Whitehurst, Viii
liams of Comanche, Mr.. Speaker.
Total--4o. =
Nays Allen, w. II. II. Alfalfs;
Anthony, w. B. Stephens Arm
strong j. T. Kiowa Baldwin, j..
i'll. Bryan Banks. w Z. Jackson
Briggs, &. w. Greer; Brown, O.
IT. Kay Carson, w. $. Pottawato-
lnie Chappell, w. III. Logan /;
Chastain + b. Seminole; Deyerlc
! J. b. Usage Durant, w. A. Bryal
l&AtolSa Durham. w F. Pottawo-
tamies burst. w. Harper; Ez-
zard. John T, Craig & Rogers
1 Fisher, c. c. Caddo; Harris, Leo
Carter Harrison, Ben +. Hughes !;
Hart, L. w. Woodward Hawkins
Logan, Kay Japp, Anil II. Co
manche; Jarrett, II. NJ. Lincoln ,
Jesse, Elmer Y. Ellis; Johnson,
Robert NJ, Grady King, H. r.
lTillman Lindsey. w. NJ Garvin,
| Lockwood, Jas II. Lincoln; Lon
don. Chas. Jeerson; Murdock. VIM.
McCalla, ]. r. Love; McElhany,
III. NJ. Pittsburg Norville, w. B.
Tulsa Paschal. Joseph L. Roger
Mills; PcHdergraft Or. w. G,
Greer; Porter. NJ. Garehld;
Putnam ]. NJ. Oklahoma; Rainey,
I r. NJ Atoka Reeve, L. +. Washi-
Ia x Custer Riddle. A. 5. Grady;
Rider, r L. Adair; Ross. a. f..
BRYAN; sherman Joe Major;
Skeen. G. a. Johnston & Coal
Smith. l.. h. Delaware; Snelson,
a. ! Muskogee Stettmund. H. G..
Lincoln; Turner NJ Murray
Nandeventer, A. +, Washingtoa:
Workman, Thos. r. Okfuskee
Whitehurst, Geo. c. Beckham !,
Williams, ! Roy, Comanche; Mr..
Speaker. (Wm II. MurrayD
Absent and not voting: Anth-
ony, Carson, Deyerle, Ezzard. Har-
rison Of Hughes. Lockwood Lon
don, McElhaney, Norvell, Porter,
Putnam, Reeve, Sherman, Snelson
rotal-l4
Mr. Ellis withdrew his motion
to strike out, and moved that the
Branson resolution { House Resolu-
ton No. 2o) be adopted
HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 90
WHEREAS, The proceedings
OF the House Of Representatives
should be a matter Of public record
and
WHEREAS, II is usually im-
possible for one stenographer to
read and transcribe the notes Of am
other
BE 1T RESOLVED, THERE
FORE, That it is the sense Of the
House OF Representatives that the
Official Reporters of the House
should transeribe, and they are
hereby directed to transcribe their
stenographic notes taken OF all the
proceedings Of the House Of Repre-
sentatives, and that this be done, as
far as possible. when they are not
engaged in taking notes during the
open sessions of the House. and
that the same, when transcribed,
shall be filed IN the Office OF the
Secretary of State As. a public ree71
iqFq- IS aiioa r2, u klSeAN SNliNn
The resolution was adopted BY
the following roll call vote
4.