The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-21

House BIZ No 2s7, BY Allen to
Judiciary.
House Bin No. 264. by Casteel and
Whitchurst, to Division of Assets be-
tween Divided Counties.
House Bil No. 265, by Smith. Of
----. to Judiciary.
House Bill No 263, by Rainey. to
Initiative and Referendum and Legis-
lativo Department.
House Bin No 81, by Durham, 70
Mines and Mining
House Bill No. o.. by O'Neal and
/ Skeen 10 Mines and Mining
House Bill No. 6S, by Poyle, to
Mines and Mining.
The following House Bills were In.
troduced and made special order for
second reading the next legislative
day:
House Bill No. 2ss. by McCalla and
Dnrant entitled "An act creating the
4office of state Engineer fixing Salary
defining the duties, and declaring an
emergency"
House Bill No 269. by Williams. Of
Comanche. entitled "An act provld-
ing for the protection and safety Of
persons in and about the constrDc-
tion, repairing alienation or removal
Of buildings, viaducts and other struc-
lures, and to provide for the enforce
ment thereof
House Bill No. go, by Harris, en-
titled "An act exempting manufac-
turing Establishments and public util-
tiles from municipal taxation for a
term not to exceed FIVE years, and de-
olaring an emergency"
House Bill No. 271, by Cope, en-
titled AN act amending sec. a., Art.
3. Chap SO OF Wilson's Annotated and
Revised Statutes OF Oklahoma"
House BIZ No 272, by Cope. en-.
titled "An act providing for the trial
by jury OF persons arrested under the
charge OF contempt OF the Supreme
Court in proceedings before said
Court, where a jury may be demand
ed; to regulate the procedure there
oi and declaring an emergency"
House BIZ No. 27S, by Sherman, en-.
titled IAN act to compel all trans
portation transmission and industrial
corporations, transacting business in
this state to pay the wages and earn
ings to their employees In cash, when
the same shall have been earned and
become due, and prohibiting the pay
ment thereof by any time checks,
order or other evidence Of indebted
ness, or in goods from any store or
oommissary Of any such company, ami
providing a penalty for tho violation
q this act.'
House Bill No 274, by Sherman,
entitled "An act 10 amend Sec. 3, OF
Art. 1, Of Chapt rs OF Wilson's Statutes
OF Oklahoma for 1908. and prescrib-
Ing the manner % determining the
cash value Of property real and per-
sonal for assessment purposes upon
all property subject TO an ad valorem
tax 4 Ra 81
House Bill No. 275. by Johnson, by
request, eptitled "An act to cure de-
fective acknowledgements.
House Bill No. 276. by Johnson, by
request. entitled "An act to regulate
notice of lis pendens"
House Bill No. 277, by Jesse. en-
titled IAN act to declare the status
OF that strip OF territory lying between
the south line OF Woodward county
and the north line OF Ellis county.
House Bill No. 27S. by Ellis, entitled
IAN act decaring null an void con
tracts and stipula tons in any note,
bill OF exchange, bond or mortgage
for the payment OF attorneys fees,
expenses for collection, and collec-
tion fees, repeating oil acts in con
fiict here with, and for other pur
poses.p
House Bill No. 279. by Earl. en-
titled 'An act to regulate the confs-
cation OF coal, lumber and other mer-
chandise."
House Bill No. 1G5 was transferred
from the Judiciary committee TO the
committee Of Prohibition Enforce
ment.
Senate Bill No 1876, by Eggerman,
was read the first time. and made
special order for second reading the
nest legislative day.
message was received from the
Governor announcing that he had ap-
proved and signed Senate Concurrent
Resolution No. 10.
Mrs. E. L. Anthony, recently of
Texas, formerly in the National Con-
sress, now citizen OF Oklahoma, was
invited to speak to the House. He
spoke a few minutes.
The Majority and Minority reports
oi the committee appointed to inves.
tigate the appropriation for the Fort
Supply Insane Asylum. were read.
Mr.. Japp, seconded by Mr.. Muir
doch, moved the adoption OF the ma
iority report
Mr.. Riddle, seconded by Mr.. Cas-
teel. moved the adoption OF the min
o-ity report
Tbe matter was fully discussed
Mr Whitehurst seconded by Mr.
Sands moved to make the two reports
! a sIecial order for next Friday. on
motion OF Mr.. Ellis, seconded by Mr..
Hart. the motion was tabled.
On motion of Mr.. ChappelI Sc
conded by Whitehurst. the House ad-
journed under the rules.
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