The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-07

pests and plant diseases. To create
the Oklahoma chronological come
mission two state eiitomoiogists
and to provide for The punishment
for violations thereof. and making
appropriations therefor
House Bill No. s6t, by Iapp and
Stevens. entitled An Act relating
to the building OF fences.
House Bnl No. 500, by Iapp en-
titled "An Act 90 provide for the
locating and building Of nm on rc-
fincry lhf appointment OF a board
of directors. providing for thc is-
suance OF bonds therefor, and for
the payment Of the principal and
interest on said bonds
House Bill No 500. by ANTHONY
providing tor the levy and collec
ton of certain occupation taxes,
and providing penalties.
Mr. Branson introduced House
Resolution No 70. providing for
the transcription of records eli the
House. which was read and re-
ferred 20 the committee on Rules.
On motion of paschal House
Bill No 81 was made special on
der for The next legislative day
Mr. Hobby moved an amend
mCui To- House Bill No 1s. which
was referred to the Legal Advisory
committee.
Senate Bin No MA was made
special order Tor next legislative
day.
Senate resolution No A. by
Thomas was read with the commit
tee report and Mr. Ellis moved the
adoption of the amendments Of the
committee which motion carried.
House Bill No 2oi was made
special order Tor next legislative
day
House Bill No. scr. by vande
yenier was taken up
Mr. Speaker pro tenn was called
to The chair
Mr. Murray moved 10 re-commit
with Instructions
Mr. Jones moved that rule be
suspended a 10 debate Carried
The motion o. recommit with in.
structions carried
Mr. Speaker resumed the chair
Messengers arrived from the
Senate beafing enrolled copies oi
House Concurrent Resolutions
Nos. 4 and 3, and Senate Bill No.
iAo and cngfosscd copies of SEN
ate Bills 100 and f37. which had
passed the Senate.
The Speaker announced that he
was signing the enrolled copy OF
Senate Bill No. T4o, after reading
at length
Messenger from the Senate ar
rived bearing engrossed copy oi
Senate Concurrent Resolution No
4, and Senate Bill No i72.
Mr. Speaker
Your committee on Engrossment
begs leave 70 report that it ha.
carefully compared the engrossec
copy Of House Bill No. 224 with
the original draft and amendment.
thereto and finds said engrossnlent
TO be correct and in proper form
Very respectfully submitted.
MANUS. Chairman.
House Bill No. 224 by Durham
having been read on two previous
several legislative days, was placed
on third reading and final passage
Roll call resulted as follows
Ayes Allen Of Sequoyah. Car
son, Casteel Crouch Durham
Earl Farley, Ezzard Harrison ol
Hughes Hart Japp. Johnson
King, Lindsey. London Murdoch
McCants, Ratliff, Smith OF Custei,
Stivers Nandeventer. Whitehurst
Total, ~
Nays Anthony Armstrong ol
Choctaw Armstrong OF kiowa
Banks Beck. BoWdre, Briggs
Branson Brown, Chappeil, Chas.
tain, Day Deyerle, Durant, Durat
Ellis, Faulkner Fisher. Fraser
Harris, Harrison OF McCurtain
HawRins. Hendrickson Hobby
Holland, jarrett Jesse. Jones
Martin, Moore, McAdoo, McGl
haney, O'Neal Paschal pcndet
graft Putnam Raney Reeve
Rider Ross. sands, SlSeen. Smith
ot Dewey Smith oi Delaware
smith ci Wasinta Snelson. Steu
liuund Stone. SWcnqie Tabor
lilloison ttierback. Nandavecr
NORMAN Watrons. Williams al
Comauche Williams of pushmaia
ha Wilson Mr. Speaker Total
90.
Absent and not voting Abbott
Allen 81 Alfalfa Aslby Baldwin.
Ballard, BOYLE. Broom Bryan
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