The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-27

HOUSE
JOURNAL
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cutt, Porter. Putnam. Ratlin, Sands.
Shearer, Smith (of Dewey, Smith (of
CUSTER, Sneison, Stivers, stone, Tabor
Tillotson, Utterback, Vandayeer, van
dey,nter, Watrous, Williams (of Push
mataha), Wilson, Mr. Speaker (Mur-
ray).
Total--46.
Absent and not voting Armstrong
(of Choetaw), Butler, Carson, Chap
pell Cope, Crouch. Evans, Fisher Har
rison (of McCurtain), Huddleston. Hud
son. Johnson. London, McCalla, Reeve,
sherman, Smith (of Grant,, Smith (of
Washlta, Stagner.
Total-l9.
Messenger arrived from the Senate
bearing Senate Concurrent Resolution
No SO.
On motion Of Mr. Wh.tehnrst the
House went into the Committee of
the Whole for the consideration OF
House Bill SIS, Alr. Whitson, chair
man.
The committee arose, reporting pro
gress and asking leave to sit again.
On motion OF Cope House Bill No.
5l5 was recommitted with Instructions,
that the bill be made more specific
On motion Of Mr.. Rainey the House
went into Committee of the Whole for
consideration OF House Bill No. 1853,
Mr. Putnam, chairman.
The committee arose and reporting
progress and asking leave To sit again.
Messenger arrived from the Senate
bearing Senate Bill No. 249. BY Stew
art, which bill was read the first time
and made special order for second
reaeing the next legislative day.
Also bearing letter announcing that
the Senate had appointed as confer
ence committee on Senate Bill No.
27 Senators Johnston, Thomas and
Little.
Senate Concurrent Resolution No. SO
was read.
BY unanimous consent the following
bills were introduced; each read the
first time and made special order for
second reading the next legislative
day:
House Bill No. $40, by Durham, en-
titled AN Act to provide for the travel
ing expenses OF county superintend-
ents OF public instruction"
House Bill No. 521, by Abbott, en-
titled "An Act to exchange a section
OF land granted to the common schools
OF Oklahoma for a section of land OF
equal value granted to the normal
schools Of this state.
House Bill No. 522, by Paschal. en-
titled AN Act amending certain laws
relating to fees and salaries OF county
clerks
House Bill No. 523, by Hudson, en-
titled An Act to provide for the sup
port of deserted wives or families.
House Bill No. 524, by burst (by
requestl, entitled "An Act to provide
for the assessment OF railroads and the
properly of railroad corporations In the
state and defining the duties OF the
State Board of Equalization
House Bill No. a25, by Lindsey, en-.
titled "An Act defining public ware
housemen and public warehouses, and
to regulate the business Of public ware
bousemen, public warehouses, and
the issuance of public warehouse re-
eeipts, and to define and punish viola
tions OF this ae."
House Bill No SIG. by Ballard, en-
titled IAN Act providing for a state
ana county highway engineer. their
election, fixing their duties aud com.
pensatlon liabilities, etc. and declar-
ng an emergency"
House Bill No 527. by Japp and Van
deyenter. entitled "An Act providing
for the appointment OF three persons
to be known as the revision commits
siOners Of the State OF Oklahoma,
whose duty II shall be TO revise, codi.
| fy digest and annotate the statutory
laws IN force IN this state, and submit
the same 10 the next legislature for
1 for its approval. amendment or rejec'
tion. aud making appropriation there
ldor."
Mr Murray moved to reconsider the
vote By when House Bin No. 1856 was
defeated
The following report was read BY
unanimous consents
Mf. Speaker.
We. your COMMITTEES on Insurance
to whom was referred House Pill No
25. BY Hryan, entitled: An Act 20
regulate contracts Of Insurance Of
buildings and srHotules In this state
to TX a measure OF damage ID case 81
loss, and toprescribe rule OF evidences
therein" beg leave to report that We
have had the same under considers
ti0n and herewith return the same with
tho recommendation that It DO pass
as amended.
BALLARD.
Chairman
On motion OF Nix Bryan the Housi
ladl0urned until $3.50 O'Clock Friday
morning.