The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14

ter, Workman, Watrous, Whilehurst.
Whitsop, Williams Coz Couanche), WI
liams luf pusnmataha). Wils,.a, Mr.
Speaker Murray.
Total SO.
Nays Bowdre. Briggs. Day, Fraser,
Jones, Lockwood. McAduo. Porter.
Sands, shearer Smith (of Dewey.
Total--ii.
Absent Armstrong (of Choctaw)
Ashby Ballard, Bryan, Chappell Dur
ham, Evans. Ex2ard Manus. Orcutt,
sherman. Smith (of Delaware). Smith
(of Grant, Stone, Tandy.
Total-15
The Speaker announced that the bill
with the emergency, having received
the constitutional majority of the votes
of all the members Of the House of
Representatives the same was passed
and he signed the same in open ses-
sion.
MIR. Fisher moved to suspend the
rules and take mp House Bin No 457.
/ Lost
The House went into committee Of
The Whole for the consideration of
House Bill No. 670. The committee
arose and reported as follows:
Mr. Speaker:
I The Committee Of the Whole House,
TO whom was referred House Bill No.
1870. begs leave to report that Il has
\ had said bill under consideration, and
recommends that II do pass as amend
! ed by the committee
Respectfully submitted
COPE,
Chairman.
The bill was adopted aud passed to
lengrossment aud final pasasge
The following telegram was read:
washington ID. g., May i3, 1908.
/ Speaker Bin Murray,
Guthrie. Oklahoma.
Senate committee, territories, unani
lmonsly report amendment general de
4 iieiency bill TO pay constitutional eX
4 penscs in full Hope passase
Il. Z. GORE"
The House went into Committee oi
The Whole for the consideration OF
House Hill No 672 The committee
arose. reporting as follows:
/ Mir Speaker:
We yonr Committee of the Whole
House, to whom was referred House
nill No. 672, beg leave TO report that
we have had same under consideration
and recommend that same be referred
to Committee on Education.
COPE.
Chairman
The bin was referred 10 tho Commit
ltee ON Education
The following telegram was read.
Washington May l3.
Speaker Bin Murray
Restrictions bin has Just passed the
Senate T p GORE"
The House members were each pre-
lsented with handsome bouquets OF cape
lasimines, the compliments OF Fnrrow
& Co. Guthrie.
Tho House went into Committee OF
the Whole for the consideration OF
/ House Bill No. G93, Mr. Martin, chair
man.
The committee arose and reported
that tho bin do pass,
The bill was adopted. ordered en-
crossed and passed to final passage.
The House Went into Comnhitee Of
the Whole for the consideration OF
House Bill No. 69i Mr. Rider, chair
man.
The committee arose, and reported
that the bin do pass
The bin was adopted and passed tC
lenerossment and nual passage.
The House went into Committee oil
1.-THE Whole for the confederation ot
lHonse bil No. $50, Mr.. Chatsain. chair
man.
Tho committee arose recommending
that the bill do pass as amended.
The bill was adopted, and passed ts
longrossment and final passage
The House went into Committee o
lthe Whole for the consideration o
/ House BIZ No. 692. Mr. Carson, chair
man.
The committee arose, recommending
that the bill do pass as amended b,
fths committee.
The committee form or emergency
was adopted.
The bin was adopted and passed L
engrossment and final passage.
The House went into Committee o
the Whole for the consideration d
House Bin No. 6Sl, Mr.. King, chair
n..n.
The committee arose, rep0rtinl
progress and asking leave TO sit again
Messenger arrived from the Senat
bearing the enrolled copies OF Hous
, Bills Numbered 500, i39 and 552 whic
had been signed by the president G
the Senate also House Bllls Nun
bcred $40 800. 654 364. sci, 59s. 6it
committee substitute for 42S: Hous
, Bills 43A 53i, $50. 54i l26. G05 an
House Concurrent Resolution No. A.
I each of which had passed the Senat,
Also letter requesting return of Ser
/ ate Bill No 100; announcing tnat III