The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-16

egsitisd 'An Act 10 amend sec. lO9,
of Chapt rs, Wilson's Annotated stat
utes of Oklahoma sec 0O3i
H0,se Bill NO. 239 by Williams OF
Pushmataha, entiDad IAN Act TO-
amend chant 20. art ~ wilson's
-.etulrs 81 ckiIoua"
Acu ril No sc ~ Smith ef
W-oshita rs rouu2t ~striatine tlt
fc7s cf crnty jUdg RcfctrCC To
c-wrriitee on 5udicirrv
959use DlI Sc "a by 6asd37G ~
titled An Act 10 give cities. towns
and VILLAGES ihe right 10 condemn,
purchase aud acccpt title 70 by gift
or device, of cemetery, or land for
cemetery purposes,
House Bill 30. 252 by Dar entitled
An Act u exchange section Of
laud granted to the common scnools
of he tate of Olishoms for a sc
tio9 of land of equal value granted
to the normal schools III this state
House Bn No. 25s by Chappell en-
titled An Act to create a board Of
examiners and regulate the business
Qf plumbing in certain cities"
House Bill No 254 by Williams Of
Comauche, entitled "An Act providing
fof municipal elections where officials
fan or refuse TO call the same"
{Iouse Bill no. 256. by Wilson, en-
titled "An Act onrescrif a uniform
system Of weights and mf isures. and
TO require that certain weights and
measures used throughout the State
be tested.
House Bill No 25G. by yandaveer,
entitled AN Act to regulate the rate
Of interest and penalties for violation
of the same"
House Bill No. 257, By McCants, en-
titled "An Act providing for the grant
Ing of divorces, fixing alimony, care
of children and other property rights
relating thereto"
House Bill No. $50, by Boyle, EMIT
led AN Act TO require railroad com
panies operating railroads in the
State Of Oklahoma to establish depots
at all towns on their lines with a pop
ulation of 100 or more in such towns
House Pill No. 2GO, by Howell
Smith, entitled "An Act to prevent
prostitution, and the punishment
therefor"
House Bin No 261, ccaIu ittee sub
stitute for House Bill No "A. entitled
can Act to restrict the spreading OF
johnson grass and Russian thistle.
and prohibiting the sale or transport
tation of the same within this State
and providing penalties"
Mr. Murray introduced House Con
current Resolution No. IA, regarding
the petition to congress to grant
FREQ Homes The same was read,
and on motion Of Mr. Jones the reso-
LUTON was unanimously adopted as
follows:
House Concurrent Resolution.
BE it Resolved by tho House Of
Representatives Of the State of Okla
bona, the Senate colcuming therein
Whereas That all the settlers Of
that portion of Oklahoma formerly
known as the Territory Of Oklahoma,
bave at various times been granted
Free Homes' by act OF the National
Congress, and
Whereas, II has always been the
spirit and intention of the homestead
law that settlers upon the public do
main should be given free homes;
Therefore, Be 1t Resolved; THAT the
Congress OF the United States be
asked and requested to pass a law
granting t. the settlers upon the
Kiowa, Comanche and Apache Indian
Reservation Of Oklahoma free
homes" as has been heretofore grant
ed 70 then luckier neighbors and
that those who have Heretofore corn
mutted tlcir HOMESTEAD entries on said
reservation have their homestead
right restored TO them
That a copy Of this resolution be
sent to our representatives in both
houses OF Congress. with the request
that they take the matter up at their
earliest convenience and urge the