The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-06

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Mr. Speaker Murray
Total 65.
Nays Abbott, Armstrong (of KID
Na) Banks, Briggs, Brown, Casieel,
Ellis, Faulkner, liendriclson, Hobby |
Holland. Jesse King, Lindsey, Man
us, McCalla, O'Neal. Pendergratt,
Smith (of CUSTER, Tandy, Williams
(of Pushmata).
Total-2l
Absent Allen, Armstrong tof Choc-
taw) Ashby, Beck, Broom, Cope, Dur
ham. Ezzard Fisher Hart Huddleston |
Japp, Lockwood, McAdoo, McCan's, !
McElhaney, Paschal Murley, Shearer, |
Snelson, stagner Stevens.
Total-23.
The speaker announced that bill
had passed, and he signed the en-
CROSSED copy thereof in open session.
Senate Bill No 232, by Davis, was
was read.
Mr.. Putnam moved to substitute
seven-eighth for fiye.eighths and one
elgnn for three-eighths in line and
z, Section ]. Tabled on motion of
Hawkins.
Mr.. Putnam moved to recommit
with instructions Lost.
Mr.. Hobby moved 10 strike out TO
after university in line 9, Section
/. Carried.
Mr.. Chappell moved TO substitute
one-slxth for one tenth in line ~.
Section /, after receive" Tabled on
motion of Faulkner
Mr.. Evans moved 10 substitute two
thirds for five-eighths and one-third
for three-eighths in line Z. Tabled or
motion of Tillotson.
MIR. Vandeventer moved 10 strike
out Section three and insert instead.
Said sums of money snail replasa
i'm the treasq qry TO the credit of the
institutions named or TO be establish
ed according to the provisions of this
act until the same is made available
by specific appropriations by the leg
islature' Lost.
The committee form OF emergency
was adopted.
The title was amended by striking
out "a bill to be entitled"
Senate Bill No. 1892, having been
read on two previous several legisla-
tive days. was placed on third read
ling and final passage, the question be.
! ing. shall the bill with the emergency
pass? koll call resulted:
Ayes-Abbott. Anthony, Armstrong
(of Kiowa), Baldwin. Beck. Bowdre
BOYLE. Briggs. Branson. Brown Bryan,
Butler. Carson Casteel Chappell Chas-
Itain. Crouch, Day, Deyerle, Durant,
burst. Earle, Farley, Ellis. Evans.
Faulkner. Fisher. Fraser. Harris, iiar-
rison (of Hughes), Hawkins, Hen
ldrickson, Hobby Holland. Hudson,
Jarrett. Jesse, Johnson, Jones, King,
Lindsey London, Manus, Martin,
Moore. Murdoch McCalla, McCants,
lMcElhaney, ONeal, Orcutt,, PaschaL
Pendergraft Porter, Putnam, Rainey,
| Reeve Riddle. Rider, Ross, Skeen,
Smith (of Dewey, Smith (of CusterG
Smith (of Delaware) Smith toi
lGranD Stettmund, Swengle, Tabor,
Tandy, Tilloison, Turner, NandaVcer
! Vandeventer. Workman, Whitehurst
! Whitson, Williams (of Comanche),
williams (of Pushmataha), wilson
MIR Speaker (MurraD.
Total-S0.
Nays None.
Absent-Allen. Armstrong (of Choe-
Itaw). Ashby, Ballard, Banks, Broom
Ir~,.o nitbap r7zard Harrison iof
McCurtain), Huddleston, Japp, Lock
/ wood. a,cadoo. Noryell, Murley 70
Inn. Sands, Shearer sherman, Smith
! fof Washital. Snelson Stagner, stlv-
ers, Stephens, Stone, utterbaek' Wat
IrCus.
Totals.
The speaker announced that the
lbu as amended having received q
constitutional majority OF the votes "i
| the members of the House OF Repro
IsentaUves. the same was passed ana
he signed the enrolled copy thereof IN
iopen session.
Mr.. Jesse moved to reconsider the
vote by which the House agreed 70
Senate amendments to House Blll
No lO3. Carried. The House refused
20 agree to Senate amendments 10
said hill and asked for conference
lthe speaker appointing on the part
OF the House, Evans, Jesse and Cas-
teel
Messenger arrived from the Senate
hearing enrolled Senate Bill No. 2fS,
which the speaker signed In omen ses-
sion after reading at length, Also
hearing enrolled copy OF House Bill
I No 2S4, signed by the president oi
the Senate. Also letter announcing
That the Senate had agreed 10 confer
! lence on House Bill No. 33i appoint
ling Senators Franklin, Wynne and
4 Roddie: that the Senate had deieai-
ed House Bill No 59i same was pend
ling a motion to reconsider; thai the
senate had voted to indefinitely post
none further consideration of House
! Bill No. 4. by Cope; a motion was also
lpending to reconsider; and inquirlng
lstatus of Senate Bills 81, ~ leS
land 24l.
The proposed Joint Rule, by Har.
lrison (of Hughes1, was read and
ladopted. and the speaker signed the
lsame in open session.
senate Bin No, III, by Memminger'
having been read on two previous
several legislative DAYS, was placed
Ion third reading and hnal passage
1.-The question being. shall the bin, win
the emergency pass? Roll call re-
lsulted
Aves-Abbott. Anthony, Baldwin,
Banks Beck. Bowdre, Branson,
Broom. Brown, Bryan Butler, Carson,
lCasieel. Chappell, Chasiain, Cr0uch.
Day. neyerle. Durant, Dnrst, Earle
ElNs Evans. Faulkner Fisher. liarr'
son tof Hnghesl, Hawkins, liendrich.
lson. Hobby. Holland, Huddleston-
lnNUE0n.