The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-03

MONDAY, FEBRUARY g. sos
compensation Of county attor-
neys."
House Bill Ne 337, by Manus.
entitled "An Act to prohibit the
owners; managers and conductors
of any public billiard and pool
room. bowling alleys or card tables
allowing any minor to play, bowl,
or remain in the room, hall, tent,
shed building or any part there
bf providing penalty therefor,
and declaring an emergency
House Bill No. 33s, by Manus,
entitled "An Act to provide for the
certification of teachers
House Bill No. $50. by Vande-
ventcr. entitled "An Act providing
for the projection and safety Of
persons in and about the construc-
ton. repairing, alteration or re-
moval Of buildings, viadncts and
other structures, and TO provide
for the enforcement thereof.
House Bill No. $40, BY Norycll,
entitled An Act defining the du-
ties Of the railroad companies or
corporations, their lessees. truss
tees and receivers, in relation to
the equipment Of locomotive
gines fixing the measure of da ~
ages for negligenty setting Out
fires; and providing that the bur-
den of proof in certain cases shall
be upoR the defendant.
Senate Bill No. 80, by Thomas.
having been read on two previous
several legislative days. was placed
upon third reading and final pas
sage the question being Shall tie
bill with the emergency be passed
The ayes and nays were called re-
sultine as follows
Ayes Abbott. Allen Of Alfalfa
lAllen Of Scqnoyah Authouy.
Armstrong of Choctaw Ann
strong OF kiowa Ashby. Bald
win, Ballard. Banks. Bowdre.
Boyle. Briggs. Branson. Carson,
Casieel, Chappell, Chastain,
Crouch Day, Deyerlc. Durant,
Durham. burst. Earl. Ellis. llv
ans. Ezzard Faulkner, Harris,
Harrison Of Hughes and Pitts
burg Harrison 81 McCurtain
Hart Hawkins, Ilendrickson,
Hobby, Holland llnddleston,
Hudson Jarrett. Jesse Johnson
Jones. King. Lindsey, Lockwood,
London, Manus. Martin. Muir
doch, McAdoo. McCalla. McEl-
hauy, Norville, O'Neal, Orcutt
Pasclial, Porter, Raiuey, Reeve
Ratliff. Riddle. Rider. Ross
Sands. Slearcr. Skeen. Smith OF
Custer Smith of Delaware
Smith of Grant; Snelson. Steph-
ems, Stettmund, Stivers. Swengle
Tabor, candy Utterback, Wanda
veer, VA,deventer, Workman, Wa
rous, Whitehurst, Whitsou Wi
liams Of Pushmataha Wilson
Mr. Spealer-lotal -.
Nays: None.
Not voting Japp.-Total
Absent; Beck, Broom, Brown
Bryan. Butler, Cope. Farley, Fish
er, Fraser Moore, McCants, Pen
dcrgraft, Pu tnam Sherman
Smith Of Dewey Smith Of Washi
ia Stagner Stone, Tillotson, Tur
ner, Williams of Comanche. To.
tai ar
The Speaker declared that ;
constitutional majority of those
elected to and constituting The
House Of Representatives hao
voted for the bill, with the emer
gency. and declared the same dull,
and legally passed. and he signes
the same in open session
Senate Bill No. IS, by Brook
was read with the amendments
proposed by the committee and th'
FIIeuse Mr.. Ezzard moved ts
adopt the amendments propose,
lby the Judiciary committee, ex
cepi the last. The motion carried
Mr. Anthony moved 10 recon
slider the vote by which section {
of the original bill was adopted
Mi Speaker pro tenn was calle,
10 the chair
Recess was taken until 80
AFrERN0ON SESSION
House called io order, Mr.
! Speaker ia fhe chair
Roll Call Quoruni present
Mr. Speaker pro tenn was calle'
10 the chair
The previous question was or
dered
The question REQUIRED upon th