The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-20

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days was placed on third reading and
final passage. Roll call being had
thereon, resulted as follows:
Ayes Abbott Armstrong Of Kiowa,
Ashby. Baldwin. Ballard, Banks. Beck,
Bowdre. Bryan. Butler, Casteel, Chas-
tain. Crouch. Day, Deyerle. Durant
burst, Earle Ellis. Ezzard, Faulkner,
Fisher. Fraser Karris, Harrison of Nc
Curtain. Hart Hendrlckson, Hobby
Holland. Hudson, Japp, Jarrett, Jesse,
Johnson. Jones. King, Lindsey. Lock
wood, London. Manus, Martin. Moore
Murdock McAdoo, McCalla. McCants,
McElhaney, O'Neal. Paschal, Pender-
graft, Raincy. Reeve RatliG Riddle
Rider. Ross, Sands. Shearer, Sherman.
Smith of Dewey, Smith of Delaware,
Smith Of Grant. Smith of Washta.
Snelson. Stettmupd Swengle. Tabor.
Tandy. Tillotson, Turner. Utterback,
Nandeventer. Whitson Williams of Co
manche. williams OF Pushmataha, Mr..
Speaker Murray. Total H.
Nays-None.
Abssnt-Allen Of Sequoyah, Anthony,
Armstrong of Choctaw. Boyle. Briggs,
Branson, Broom, Carson Chappell,
Cope. Durham, Farley. Evans. Harrison
Of Hughes aud Pittsburg., Hawkins.
Huddleston Norvell Orcutt, Porter,
Putnam, Murley. Skeen, Smith of Gus
ter. Stagner, Stevens, Stivers, Stone,
Vandaveer Workman, Watrous, White
hurst, Wilson Total 32.
The Speaker announced THAT the bill
having received constitutional ma
jority of all the votes cast, had duly
passed. and he signed the same in
open session.
House Bill NO. SIS having beeen read
on two previous several legislative
days was placed on third reading and
Shall the bill with the eemrgency
pass2 The roll being called recult-
ed as follows:
Ayes Abbott Anthony, Armstrong
OF Kiowa. Ashby Rai1win. Ballard,
Banks. Beck Boyle, Brown. Bryan,
Butler. Casteel Chastaln, Crouch, Dey-
erie, Durant burst, Earle. Ellis, Ez-
zard. Faulkner, Fisher, Harris, Harris
on Of McCurtain, Hart Hawkins, Hen
Erickson, Hobby Holland, hudson.
Japp, Jarrett, Jesse, Johnson King,
Lindsey, London, Manus,, Martin,
Moore Murdoch. McCaila McCants,
McElhaney, O'Neal, Paschal. Pender-
graft, Rainey Reeve, Ratliff. Riddle,
Rider, Ross. Sleen. Smith Of Delaware,
Smith of Grant, Smith Of Washita
Snelson, Stettmund, Sdvers Swengle
Tabor, Tandy. Tillotson, Turner, Van
deventcr Whitehurst. Whitson viii
liams OF Comanche. Williams Of Push
mataha, Mr. Speaker Murray Total 70
Nays-Bowdre, Day. Fraser, Jones
McAdoo Porter. Sands, Shearer Shor
man. Smith of Dewey, Utterback. Total
II.
Absent-.Allen of Sequoyah, Arm
strong OF Choctaw, Briggs. Branson
Broom, Carson. Chappell. Cope, Duy
ham, Farley, Evans, Huddleston, Lock
wood, Norvell Orcutt. Murley, Smith
OF Custer, Stagner. Stevens, Stone
Vandaveer, Workman, Watrous, VIII
son. Total %.
The Speaker announced that the bill
having received a two-thirds majority
OF all the votes of the members elected
ito and constituting the first Legislature
lof Oklahoma, he declared the same tC
have been constitutionally passed, anS
lhe signed the same in open session.
On motion Of Mr. Ellis, House Bill
No. 20S was made special order fol
Monday. Carried.
Mr.. Hart gave notice that he woul,
make a motion at the proper time L
reconsider the vote on House Bill No
l274. by Mr.. Stettmund The motion
carried
House Bill no. 54S was read ardere'
engrossed and placed on third reading
and final passage
Ezzard moved that House Bills Nos
! $50 and SCI be made special orde
fer Monday Carried.
The following House Bills were in
troduced and read the first time b,
. title:
House Bill No. COS. by Mr. EicElhau
5 ey entitled 'An Act to create and es
tablish the Oklahoma State Penitenti
. AIRY and a branch thereof; providing 70
It's management and declaring al
emergency"
] House Bin No. COG. by Mr. Bryan
entitled "An Act appropriating the SUI
! OF seventy-iiye thousand dollars for th
E iconstruotion Of a suitable building 70
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