The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-24

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clerk and insert in lieu thereof tho
words against the road and bridge
fund such county"
In line q after the word order
and before the word "shaliH insert
the words after being approved hy
the Board of County commissioners >
in line 26 after the word county
strike out the balance of t.;e Section
Amend Section five OF Senate amend
ment by striking out the word "noX-
ious' wherever it appears in said Sec
tion and make it Section six of House
Bill
Make Section six. being Senate
amendment Section seven OF House
Bill
Make Section seven. Senate amend
ment in line 2 after The word over.
seer add supervisor
In hne three strike out the words
township board" and insert in lien
thereof ,oard OF County Commits.
sioners" and make same Section OF
House Bill
Make Section s being Senate amen l.
ment Section 8 OF House Bill.
Make Section 9 or Senate amend.
ment, Section 10 OF House Bill.
RUSSELL,
BLAIR,
GOULDlNC,
Senate Committee;
FAULKNER.
T1LLOTsON,
DURANT,
House Committee
Mr. Faulkner moved the adoption OF
the report
Roll call had thereon resulted as fol-
lows;
Yeas-Anthony Armstrong (of Kio-
wal, Ashby, Baldwin, Ballard, Banks,
Beck, Bowdre. Boyle. Briggs, Broom,
Brown, Bryan Butler, Chastain, Cope,
Crouch, Day, Deyerle. Durant, Durham
burst Earle, BARLEY, Ezzard. Faulkner.
Harris, Harrison (of Hughes), Harri-
son (of McCurtain), Hart, Hen
dirckson, Hobby, Hudson, Japp.
Jesse, Johnson, Jones, King, Lindsey,
Lockwood Martin, Moore, Murdoch,
McCalla, McCants, Noryell. .Orcutt,
Paschal, Pendergraft Putnam, Rainey,
Ratliif, Riddle, Rider Ross, Sands,
Shearer. Skeen, Smith (of Dewey,
Smith (of Delaware Snelson, Steph.
ems, sseumund, st:yers, Tabor Tandy,
Turner Vandavcer, Vandeyenter,
Workman Watrous. Whitson, Williams
tof Comanche), Williams (of Pushma-
taha), Wilson, ar Speaker (AluraryI.
Total-76.
Nays-Abbott, Allen (of Alfalfa, AL.
len (of Sequoyah), Casteel, Fraser,
IO'Neal. Porter, Sherman, Utterback
Total--9
Absent and not voting Armstrong
(of Choctaw), Branson, Carson. Chap
pell Ellis, Evans. fisher, Hawkins,
Holland. Huddleston, Jarrett, London,
Manus, McAdoo, McElhaney, Reeve.
Smith (of CUSTER. smith (of Grant,.
Smith (of Washita), Stagner, Stone,
Swengle, TiloItson, Whitehurst.
Total-24
The Federation of Women's Clubs
was granted the use of the hall fof
Friday night, March 27th.
Mr. Tillotson offered House Reso-
luton No. 5Oi as follows:
mat this House employ Miss Eva
Seaman as one OF the official report
ers OF the House, employment to be
gin Tuesday morning.
Read and referred TO the committed
on Rules.
The Speaker announced that he had
appointed Mr. Brown as stenographci
for the past three days only, which
appointment was confirmed by vote OF
the House.
House Bills Numbered $50, 246, anl
4O5 were made special order for the
next legislative day.
| Messenger from the Senate arrived,
bearing Senate Bills numbered lS2,
255 and lSS, and Senate Joint Resolu.
tion No 3 which were read the first
time and made special order for the
next legislative day
Message from the governor was read
announcing that he had approved and
signed Senate Bill No. 259 and House
Bill No. l6
The following We're each read tha
second time and referred as indicated
House Bill No 500, by Japp, to Pri-
yate Corporations.
/ House Bill No. 500, by , "a
Revenue and Taxation.
House Bill No 507 by Durant. to
Expenses Of the Constitutional Conyen-
ton.
House Bill No. sos, by McCalla.
Rainey and Faulkner, to Agricultural
Education
The following were introduced. each
read the first time and made special
order for second reading the next leg
islatiye day:
House Bill No 500. by Durant. en-
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