The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-11

therefor, beg leave to report that
we have had the same under con-
sideration and herewith return the
same with the recommendation
that Il do pass as amended
In Section I, line ?, aftcr the
word state, strike out the words
"or any" and in the same line after
the word city strike out the word
or also in same line after the
word town, strike out the word
or and insert Township"
JOHNSON, Chairman.
Mr. Speaker. We, your Com
nittcc on Public Roads and High
Bill No. lo4, by Echols, entitled,
""An Act 70 amend Section Cd
one, Article one (D, Chapter thir-
ty-thrce (33) Sessions Laws Of
oklahoma, 1897, entitled "An Act
to amend Section one, Article one.
Chapter scveuty-two Statutes of
oklahoma, 1893" beg leave to re-
port that we have had the same I'M
der consideration and herewith re-
turn the same with the recommends
alton that it do not pass.
TANDY. Chairman.
Mr.. Speaker; We, your Com
mittcc on investigation Of Execu-
tive and Judicial Departments. to
whom was referred House Bill No.
43, by Japp, entitled "An Act pro-
viding for creating the office of
First Assistant Secretary Of State,
etc" beg leave to report that we
have had the same under considcra-
ton and herewith return tile same
with the recommendation that il do
not pass as amended.
FRANK L. CASTEEL,
Chairman.
Mr.. Speaker We, your Com
mittee on the Five Civilized Tribes,
to whom was referred Senate Reso-
luton No. AZ, by Sorrells,
providing for the appointment OF
committee of three from each
branch Of the Legislature, to be ap-
pointed by the President OF the Sen
ate aud the Speaker of the House
for the purpose Of memorializing
Congress TO plat and sell the towns
Of Chant and Bokoche and other
towns located on segregated coal
lands, recommend that the same do
pass with the following amend
ments:
In line IS after the word Laws
strike out the remainder Of the
Resolution and insert in lieu there
Of the following
Authorizing the sale of segrc-
gated coal lands to the State OF Ok
.lahoma except where towns are 10
Gated upon said segregated lands,
said town shall be permitted to
purchase the town sites in the same
manner as other towns were plated
and sold under the Atoka Agree
ment"
HUDDLESTON. Chairman
The following were each read
the second time and referred as in
dicated,
House Concurrent Resolution
No. 20. by Nandeveuter, to House
Expenses and Accounts.
House Bill No 463, by Durant,
to Elections and Purity Of Ballot.
House Bill No. 464. by White
hHrs, to Constitutional Expenses.
House Bill No. 4os, by Ellis. TO
Judiciary
House Bill No. 400, by burst, 70
Education.
House Bill No A67, by Earle, TO
General Agriculture
House Bill No, 46S, by Jesse, 70
Revenue and Taxation
House Bill No 400. by Arm
strong of Choctaw, to Public Ser
vice Corporations.
House Bill No. 40, by Huddle-
ston, to Judiciary.
Senate Bill No. "a, by Sorrells,
to Mines and Mining
The following were introduced,
each read the first time and made
special order for second reading the
next Legislative day;
House Bill No. Az, by Faulkner
No. e.. BY burst and Paschall.
Mr. Ross presiding,
Mr. Murdoch moved to indehn-
itely postpone further consideration
OF the bill. Mr.. Ezzard moved to
table The motion to table pre-
vailed,
Mr. Speaker presiding.
Mr. Lindsey moved TO have the
bill printed as passed by the Senate.
and to postpone consideration until
that time. Carried
Af~ D.,,,o,., act-od fI,o. cfaftrt of