The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-30
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McAdoo has introduced BIN to
provide for clerks OF the county
courts Under this bin the Judge Of
each county court Is authorized to ap-
pOmt a clerk VINO shall also be an
efficient stenographer and shall be
| stenoerapher OF the court In cuuuties
OF 1900 aud less lhe salary is to be
500 a month 1900 to 10000 $50 a
month and in counties OF over 2OO0O
population Sl0e Fees ior transcripts
are also allowed The clerk hire rs
10 come ont of the fees OF the county
itdge's office but in no case shall the
county be liable for the salary and
fees OF the clerk. IN all cases. except
probate. two dollars Is to be collected
3s other cost Tor this salary. The
cierk is required TO give bond for
$1,000. The bill bears an emergency
clause, and was introduced at the re-
quest of the Okmulgce bar association.
McCalla, of Love county has quietly
but surely worked up to be one Of the
leaders of The house, His strong and
ARAhNANN Ni kNAA''iAN0 AANhti iitiN W tWll
mand respectful hearing from the
members.
The carnations worn by the mem.
bers yesterday added much to the
cheerful appearance of things It
would be quito becoming could flowers
ho seen Ia tno hall every day.
Vaudeventcr created laugh ycs-
terday when nc playiully referred TO
TO Holland as "tle junior member from
Tulsa
Judge Vendevcnter occupied the
speakers chair yesterday for the first
time. when Murray took the floor in
behalf of meas re II came quite
natural for the man from Bartlesyille,
he having nc one time been speaker of
the Arkansas hogse OF representatives.
The lecture tonight, by Bowdre, OF
Blaine, Is being looked forward to
with no small degree of pleasure. as
that members is said to have quite
reputation as a lecturer. His lecture
Is entitled The Pace that Kills
Number Z Only males over the age
OF eighteen years will be admitted
II hopet no ladies' will dress up IN
mems clothes and try TO slip in and
hea rmy lecture said he to a report.
er Some old maids have done that
sort of thing in places where Z have
delivered this lecture. but ! hope there
will be no one around this time who
has so mu h curiosity"
It is said that a bill has been intro
tuced providing a way whereby peo-
PIE may change their names. and IL !
is reported by some that this measure /
rs intended for the relief Of those /
y no have not been able to keep their /
prohibition clothes on straight
A dinner party at the Saddle Rock |
hotel yesterday was unique In its ma
turt Three memebrs took the meth /
Oh of celebrating their birthdays. (
which all fell on the 18th of Janu
ary They were w = Beck, Of Nc 1
Intosh county, who was born in iS4S in |
Mlssissirpi II NJ McElhaney who 1
first saw the light in 1855 in Arkansas /
and Jesse r Armstrong, of kiowa. who
discovered Kentucky in 1886. They /
spent o pleasant hogr in "reminiscences /
and stories Of other days. Judge John |
+. Tandy was a guest at the dinner
The friends of Representative J. a.
Tiilotson, of Nowata are arguing him
& make stand for the chairmanship /
of the democratic state convention at
Muskogee on February 22nd Mr. I
Tillo son, better known as Bert /
% his many friends He is one Of the 1
influcnoial men of the house and has I
a strong following in the eastern half /
of the state He formerly took an ac
tive part in democratic political cir
Clcs IN Southern Illinois.
Hives, eczema, itch or salt rheum
sols YOU crazy Can't bear the touch |
Of your clothing. Doan's Ointment /
cures the most obstinate cases. Why |
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