The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10

20 the chalr.
House Bill No. 278, BY Ellis, lav-
ING been read on two previous sew
cral legislative days, was read the
third tiiae and placed on final pass
age. The question being. shall the
bill passS Roll call resulted as fol-
lows
Ayes: Total II.
Alien Of Alfalfa, hllcn Of Sc-
quoyah. anthony, Armstrong Of
Chocaw. Armstrong 81 Kiowa,
Banks. Beck, Broom. Brown, Bry-
an. Carson. Casteel, Chastain. Cope,
Crouch. Day, Dcyerle, Durant, Dur
ham. burst, Earle, Farley, Ellis,
Evans. Faulkner I'isheS, Harris,
Harrison OF Hughes and Hitts-
burg. Hart. Hawkins, Hendrick-
son. Hobby Holland. Japp, JAR
rctt. Jesse, King, Lindsey, l-on-
dor. Manus. Martin, Murdoch, Nc
Gala. McCants. McElhany, O'Neal,
Paschal. Pcndergraft, Porter, Rid
die. Rainey, Reeve, Rider, Ross,
Sands. Sherman. Skcen, Smith Of
Dewey. Smith OF Custer, Smith Of
Delaware. Smith Of Grant, Snelson
Stettmund. Stivers. Stone, Swengle,
Tabor. 1illotson, Nandaveer Van-
deventer. Workman, Whitehurst,
Watrous. Williams Of Conanchc,
Williams Of Pushmataha, Wilson,
Mr. Speaker Total Yea II.
Navs Bowdre, Briggs, Branson,
Harrison 81 MeCgrtain, Moore,
McAdoo, Novell Ratliif, smith OF
Washita. ltterback. Total 10.
Absent and not voting: Abbott,
Ashby. Baldwin, Ballard, Boyle,
Butler, Chappcll, Ezzard, Fraser
IIIuddlcston. Hudson, Johnston,
tones Lockwood. Circuit, Putnau
Shcarer, Stagncr, Stevens, Iandye
Turner, Nylitson Total p. q
The Speaker pro tenn announced
that the bill having received legal
majority Of the votes. OF the mem
bers Of the House OF Representa-
tives, the same was duly passed, and
he signed the eugrossed copy OF
same in open session.
Mr.. Speaker resumed the chair
The special committee made a
verbal report. and on motion Of Mr..
Crouch the House accepted the OF
fer of citizens Of Sulphur 70 ship
water from that place for drinking
purposes; the House to pay ship
ping expenses.
Hausc Bill No. 227 was made
special order for the next legisla-
tive day
House Bills Nos. 33I and 338
were made special orders for next
| Legislative day
| The following were read the first
time and mhde special order for
second reading the next legislative
day
Senate Bill No. &, by Franklin,
| Smith and Cordell.
Senate Bill no. I37, by liaschett.
Senate Bill No 100, by Brown
lee.
The following report was read /:
Mr. Speaker.
Your committee on engrossmcnt
begs leave 10 report that it has care-
fully compared the engrossed copy
OF House Bill No. rs with the
original draft and amendments
fhere,o and finds said cngrossmeut
to be correct and in proper form.
Very respectfully submitted.
G.. w. O'NEAL.
w. II. IL. ALLEN.
Members.
House Bin No. rs, by Bryan,
having been read on two previous
: several legislative days, was placed
, on third reading and final passage
the question being, shall the bill
with the emergency, pass The
roll call resulted as follows;
Ayes
Allen, Of Alfalfa; Allen, of Sc
quoyah, Anthoay, Armstrong, o.
I Choctaw Armstrong, Of Kiowa
Banks, Beck, Bowdrc, Briggs
: Branson Brown. Bryan, Carson
Castccl, Chastaiu, Cope, Crouch
, Day. Dcyerlc Durant Durham
? burst. Earl Farley, Ellis. Evans
Faulkner, Fisher, Harris, Harrison
OF Hughes and Pttsburg; Harri
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