The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-03
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W 'Ne'' nv lfi NoNiilettiNS Ut
ncr from Murray county has been
absent from his seal in the Repre-
sentative Hall for several days,
and
Whereas, it has been reported
that he is very sick at his rooms
IN Guthrie. therefore
BE 1t Resolved, that a committee
of three members Of the House be
appointed to visit Mr.. Tuner at
his apartments. and inquire as to
his comfort and the state Of his
health and administer such as he
may need.
The Speaker appointed as such
committee Mr.. Smith of Custer,
pr Snelson and DR. Baldwin.
The following bills we're each
read the second time and reference
made as indicated
House Bill No 33r by Williams
Of Comanche, 20 Education.
House Bin No. $50. by Williams
4 Comanchc. to Educaion
House Bill No. 1922 by McEl-
lianey to Public Service Corpora
lions.
House Bill No 3ao. by Wairous.
to Manufactures and Commerce.
House Bill No 32S. by Wateaus.
10 Private Corporations
On motion OF Norvell. House
Bill No 22o, by Norvell. was
called up for third reading and FIN
al passage, the same having been
read ON two previous several legis-
lative days lhe question being
Shall the bill pass. Roll calf re-
suited as follows
Ayes Alleu. of Alfalfa An
thony Bowdre. Branson Carson.
Crouch Day, Durant, Durham.
Earl Farley, Evans, Ilzzard, IIar-
ris, Holland. lluds5n. japp, lar
rett. le@r Jones. King. Lock
wood, IN Iat Martin. Murdoch.
Nc cNdoo McCalla. Orcutt Reeve.
Ratlilf. Riddle, Rider. Sands.
Shearer. Sherman. Skeen. Smith,
.of Delaware Stevens, Stettinund.
Stone. Tandy. Tillotson. Utter
back. Nandeventer, Whitehurst.
Wilson.-Total 40.
Nays Abbott. Allen. Of Scquov-
ah Armstrong, of Choctaw Arm
strong, Of Kiowa Ashby, Bald
win, Banks, Bowie, Briggs, Broom,
Casteel Chastain, Deyerle. burst,
Ellis, Faulkner, Fisher. Harrison,
of Hughes; Harrison, Of McCur-
tain; Hart, Hawkins, flendrick-
SON, Hobby. Huddleston, Lindsey,
Manus, McElhaney, ONeal, Pas
chal, Porter. Ross. Smith, of Gus
ter, Smith. OF Grant; Snelson,
Stivers, Swengle, Tabor, Wanda
vecr, Wortman, Watrous. Whit
son, Williams, of Comanche VII
lialns, of Pushmataha Mr.. Speak
er-Total A.
Not voting Cope, Norvell.
l&ainey.-Fotal 3.
Absent Ballard, Beck, Brown,
Bryan, Butler, Chappell, Fraser,
Johnson, Moore. McCants, PEN
dergraft, Putnam, Smith Of
Dewey; Smith, Of Washita Stag
ner Turner-Total 10.
The Speaker announced that the
bill having failed to receive a ma
jority of the members, the same
Vas lost
A member from the losing side
moved TO reconsider the vote by
which the bill failed 20 carry.
On motion of Or Riddle the
House went into committee of the
Whole for the consideration OF
House Bill No. zoo, bv Murdoch
and Sands, Ben L. Harrison in
the chair
The committee arose, reporting
progress and asking leave 10 sil
again
The following House Bills wer,
! llihouuccd, edch icad the Iisi llint
land made special order Tor second
reading the next legislative dav
House Bin No 333. hy William.
lof Comanche. entitled "An Act q
amend section of chapt of the
session laws of 800. Of Oklahoma
Territory and 20 amend Sec a
81 act cahiled An Act creating Z
state Banking board establishine
a state dcposiiors' guarantee iuno
TO insure depositors against los,
! when the bank becomes insol
vent -
House Bin No. 334, by rillot
SON entitled AN Act to proyid,
\ for the formation OF public roa,
! districts. 20 provide for the build
ling or Improvement of publ,
roads therein. prescribing a meth
Iod of paving the cost thereof b,
benefit assessments and the collec
ton and disbursements Of tn,
funds received as the result O.
such assessments. and the appoint