The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-16
YESTERDAYS
HOUSE JOURNAL

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Trlriet5 pay's Session.
ciy nsil Guthrie
Wcunesaay, January i5, 1908.
Nine O'Clock A. M
Hoess GATED to order Mr Speaker
"a the enair
riae5l tg ihe chaplain
Ron can All memliers present
the Speaker annoanccd that he had
added Mr Stone TO the committee on
OH ana Gas The appointment wds
confirmed by vote of the House, on
motion Of Mr. Casteel
Senate Concurrent Resolution No.
"a and Senate Concurrent Resolutions
No IA. by Taylor, were read and
made special order FOR second read.
ing the next legislative day
The following House Bills were
read the second time by title, and
reference made as noted.
House Bill No ZIG, by Evans, 20 Ed
iucation.
House Bin No 212, by Japp. to
County and Township Government,
and made special order for next legis-
lative day
Senate Concurrent Resolution no.
20, by Little, was read the second
time.
Senate Concurrent Resolution No
u by Taylor, was read tho second
time
House Bnl No. 2l4, by Sands read
second time by title and referred to
committee on Roads and Highways.
House Bill No 2l5. by Workman
was read the second time by title and
referred TO the committee on State
and School Lands
House Bill No 211, by Howell Smith.
was read the second time by 'i.le and
Preferred TO committee on Judiciary.
House Bill No q, by Sands. read
the second time by title, and referred
to committee on Banks and Banking.
Mr.. King presented q petition from
citizens Of Frederick, Okla, which was
read and referred to committee on
Public Health and Practice of Medi-
cine
Mr.. Bowdre presented petition
from the citizens of Omega, Okla,
which was read and referred to com.
mittee on Prohibition Enforcement
Mr. Casteel presented petition
from the citizens Of Cimarron county,
which was read and referred to com.
mittee on State and School Lands.
Mr.. Tile tson presented a petition
from the citizens of Nowata, which
was read and referred to the commit
tee on Prohibition Enforcement
/ Mr., Manus presented petition
from the Illinois River Baptist Asso-
citation, which was read and referred
to the committee on Prohibition En-
forcement.
Mr. Chastain presented a memorial
from the citizens of Seminole county,
which was read and referred to the
committee on Prohibition Enforce
ment
The Sergeant at Arms announced
that he had distributed one copy of
Bunn's Constitution pf Oklahoma 20
each member of the House which had
! previously been purchased by resoiu-
tion.
/ on motion of Mr.. Murdoch. the
House resolved into the committee OF
the Whole for the consideration of
senate Bin No. g. as amended.
The committee of the whole arose
and reported progress. and asked
leave to sic again. The report was
adopted.
The House recessed until j o'clock
T. NJ
Afternoon Session.
The House was called 10 order, MT.
Speaker in the chair
Roll Cali Quorum present.
On motion Of Mr.. Murdoch. the
House went into committee OF the
Whole for the consideration of Sen
ate Bin No 81. as amended. Ben f.
Harrison, chairman.
The committee arose, reporting
rrogress and asking leave to sit
again.
Mr.. Murray presented letter from
tho president Of Langstcn University,
asking that committee be appointed
10 visit that institution.
On motion Of Ellis, seconded by Mr..
Jones, the Speaker was authorized to
appoint a committee to act with a
I like committee of the Senate to visit
the Langston universiay.
The following House Bills were in
ltroduced, read the first time &nd made
1 special order for second reading the
next legislative day
House BIN No. 2l7, by Casteel. on
titled An Act providing for copying,
I ftranscriblng and authenticatng rec.
ords In certain cases, and declaring an
emergency. r Referred by request ia
/ The committee on Claims Between Dl
vidd Counties.
House Pin No, 2lS. by O'Neal and
skeen, entitled AN Act to regulate
the fees Of Constables and Justices
OF the Peace"
House Bin No 219, by McElhany, en-
Mued An Act equalizing the salar
les Of the county reasurers. and fix
h Baby laugh
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