The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-06

iio eaN1NooAhA NiA'AA1 III UtldlA VI
the people and in particular for
bringing the Fort Smith & West
ern Railway Company, which
pcnetrates this section Of the state.
to sense Of the duties which it
owes to the people.
BE It Further Resolved, That a
copy of these resolutions be given
the Quinton Pioneer for pubIica-
ton, and that a copy be sent each,
80 the Governor, Attorney-Ce
West and Jesse L. Hendiiclssor
Representative for Pittsburg
County in the present Legislature.
Adopted
w. B. GARRETSON,
Secretary.
The following were introduced.
each read the first time, and made
special order for second reading
the next Legislative day:
Joint Resolution No. s, by Bryan
OF Pottawatonie, a proposed con
stitutional amendment, relating 70
the removal OF the state capital.
Senate Bill No. I2o, by Taylor
and Blair and Durham and Japp.
House Bill No. 34S, by Ellis
and Tillotson, entitled "An Act de-
fning the powers and duties Of the
commissioner Of charities and cor
rections; providing for necessary
assistants, clerks and stenograph-
ers. and for the necessary travel
ing and contingent expenses to
put in operation and maintain the
Office Of said commissioner Of char
tiles and corrections, and declar-
ing an emergency"
House Bill No. $40, by Wort
man. entitled "An Act to provide
for necessary clerical help for sher-
ifs; and for the payment Of the
actual expenses incurred by sher-
lifts in criminal cases"
House Bill No. $50, by Rairey
and Norveli entitled can Act pro-
viding for the establishments Of
ferries and fixing the maximum
toll for ferriage, and providing a
penalty for the violation of the
provisions OF this act
House Bill No. 3sI, By Hart.
entitled can Act creating state and
county roads, and providing man
ncr thereof"
4 House Bill No. $50, BY Broom,
entitled "An Act establishing a sys-
tenn Of district and high schools,
and providing for the maintenance
of same"
House Bill No. 3s3, entitled IAN
| Act to provide for the organiza-
ton. discipline and regulation Of
the Oklahoma National Guard
House Bill No 354, by burst.
entitled AN Act making it mis-
dcmeanor 70 take, receive, reserve
or charge a rate OF interest greater
than that allowed by law, and pro-
viding penalties therefor
House Bill No. 3s5, by -,
entitled IAN Act providing for the
protection OF any owner or lessee
OF threshing machines, who shall
thresh grain or seed for another
House Bill No. $50, BY Hobby
entitled can Act relating to build
ing and loan associations, provid.
ing for the making OF loans and
for the examination, regulation
and control OF such association and
for the appointment of custodians
IN certain cases.
The following were each read
the second time and reference
made as indicated:
House Bin No. 34I by Mr.
Bryan to Public Service Corpora
/, tions
House Bill No. 342. BY Mr.
Bryan, 10 Pure Foods and Medi.
cines.
, House 1871 No. s43, by Mr.
iapp. 10 Public Service Corpora
lions.
House Bill No 544, by Tand5
and Ezzard, to County and Town
| ship Government.
House Bill No. 34s, by Tand)
and Ezzard, TO County and Town
ship Government
House Bin No. $40, by Mr.
Cope TO Revenue and Taxation.
House Bin No. 347, BY Mr.
Earle, to State and School Lands
Senate Concurrent Resolutior
t, No. ~, BY Mr. Landrum 10 Fiv'
Civilized and Other Indian Tribes
Senate Resolution No. a8, b
Mr. Smith
Senate BiH No Io8. BY NJ
! Ffsnkliu. to Public Service Corpo-
, rations
, Senate Bill No. I2e, BY Mr.
/. Stewart, 70 Legal Advisory.
House Concurrent Resolution
/ No. 20, BY King, 70 Federal Rela
tons.