The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-10


tion that II do pass without AMEND
ments by unarfmous consent Of com
mitie
FARLEY.
Chairman.
Mr. Speaker:
We, your committee on Banks and
Banking to whom was referred House
Bill No. 4i3 bS Durant entitled. An
Aci regulating deposit Of public funds
and the benefit OF the repositories
guarantee fund.- beg leave to report
that we have had the same under con
sideration and herewith return the
same with the recommendation that 1t
DO pass as amended.
JOHNSON,
Chairman
The following were each read the
second time and referral rs indicated:
House Bill No. 55S by Committee on
Charities and Corrections 30 Mediciae.
House Bill No $50 by Ezzard 20 Pub
lie Service Corporations.
House Bin No. $50 by Tandy and
Ezzard to Emergency Legislation for
County Government
House Bill No. SOL by Tndy and
Ezzard to Emergency Legislation for
County Government
House Bill No. SCI by Murley to
Revenue and Taxation.
House Bill No 563 by Durant to
Banks and Banking.
House Bill No 564 by Durant to Pub
lie Service Corporation
House Bill No. 565 by burst and
Cope, TO Emergency Legislation for
County Government.
House Bin No 566 by Hudson to
Public Service Corporations.
fIouse Bill No. 567 by Butler, to
Public Service Corporation
House Bill No 56S by Bowdre, to
Prohibition Enforcement
House Bill No 500 by Putnam, to
Elections
Senate Concurrent Resolution No.
lac by Russell 20 General Agriculture.
Senate Bill No. 80 to Judiciary
Senate Bill no. l52 by Stafford TO
judiciary.
The following were each read the
first time and made special order for
second reading the next Legislative
day
House Bill No $40 by Williams Of
Comanche entitled "An Act to amend
Section !. article 3, chapter 33 of the
Session Laws Of Oklahoma 1905, and
to amend section ], article 3. chapter
l72 OF the Statutes Of Oklahoma 1893,
lrelating to annual school meetings and
Ito district officers.
House Bill No. 571 by Stone entit-
led can Act prohibiting the use Of
rubber canvass or any other kind Of
hose in making connections for the
transmission oi gas for fuel purposes.
House Bill No. 572 by Hobby EMIT
He'd IAN Act to limit the right OF appeal
lin certain civil cases.
House Bill No. 21S by O'Neal and
lSkeen having been read on two pre-
lvious several legislative days was
lplaced on third reading and final pas
Usage. the question being, shall the
hin pass? The i0il being called, re
lsulied as follows:
Ayes Armstrong; (of Kiowa) Bald
Twin, Ballard. Banks, Beck. Bowdre
Boyle, Briggs, Branson. Broom, Brown
Bryan, Carson, Casteel, Chappell
lChastain Gone Deyerle. Durant, burst
Earle, Farley. Ellis. Evans, Ezzard
Faulkner. Fisher, Fraser, Harris. liar
risan (of Ilughes), Harrison tof Nc
lCOrtaim Hawkins Hendrickson
Hobby. Holland, liuddleston, Hudson
lJapp. Jarrett. Jesse. Jones. King, Lind
lsey. Lockwood. London, Martin, Muir
doch. McCalla, McCants. McElhaney
Noryell, O'Neal. Circuit Paschal, Pen
ldergraft, Porter. Putnam, Rainey, Muir
Hey Reeve. Ratliif, Riddle, Rider, Ross
Sands, Shearer, Sherman, Skeen
smith (of Delaware), Smith Co
J Grant,. Smith (of Washita), Snelson
} Stagner. Stephens. Stettmund, Stiyers
Stone. Swengle. Tabor. Tandy. Turner
lUtterback Vandaveer. Vandeventer
Workman, Watrous. Whitehurst Whit
son, Williams (of Comanche), Williams
tof Pushmataha) Wilson. Mr.. Speak
er (Muray) Total 92.
Nays-None
Absent: Abbott, Allen, Anthony
3 Armstrong, (of Choctawl Ashby, But
: ler Crouch, Day, Durham, Hart, John
! son, Manus. Moore, McAdoo, Smin
; (of Dewey, Smith (of CUSTER, Tillot
2 son. Total a.
g The Speaker announced that th'
bin having received a majority Of al
E 1.-THE votes of the members of thu
9 House of Representatives, the SAM
was passed and he signed The engrosf
ed copy thereof in open session.
House Bill No 392 by Rainey wa
lrecommitted TO a special committe
T. composed of Rainey, McCalla. Nande
e lyenter, TilIotson and Cope.
+ The Committee report on Hons
s Representative Committee Bill 10. 3S
:, was read.
o Mr Ellis. Speaker, pro TEN, presic
g ing.
z. Mr. Japp moved to amend the repor
l. to change January 18TH to Januar
goth
Mr. Workman moved to liable Los
Mr. Hudson offered as a substitut
for the Japp amendment That th
& County Commissioners Of any count
q lin which an abundance of quail IS sue
q as not to require the protection her'
e 10 provided with the consent of th
" state Game Warden, may change an
n extend the time for the open seaso
e moi TO exceed sixty days" Lost
n The Japp amendment prevailed