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

miltee was even easiere than they
looked and had given he institution an
they had asked for which he believed
was far too ndch Others aia1 thought
the appropriation overly large and the
bin was finally recommitted to the
committee ou education
( Regulates sale Of OIL
a bin was passed 90 regulate the
lsnle of oil aud gasoline. This was
written by Hart OF Woodward and has
( lbeen peuiihg Tor Ine time. II pro-
yides that parties dealing in gasoline
land coal oil ehhl keep gasoline in red
tanks and cans and coal oil in vessels
on some other color The senate had
amended the bin but slighty. The
Original bin provided fine of live to
TWEEN yliyo dollars. and the senate had
ld3gbled y th amounts Also Il added
Ia prcviao that dealers should be liable
lfor d9magcs resulting in ease 0i lniur-
! ios DIE 10 violation of the act The
a9nale amendments were agreed TO-
lrna ON ron call the bin was passed
4 Wii Stop overcharges.
Anoii ol iil PASSED during The even
iug was thai by Martin prohibiting
IoVcrciiarsne by freight and express
enis, or by agent of telegraph conf
Ipanies Che senate added telephone
leompanies Their amendment was
ircadily agreed 10 by the house.
Court BiH Passed.
The bin by Rainey establishing a
court Of criminal appeals was passed
I a conference had been asked on the
Z bill as the house had refused TO agree
Et1 lie scnate amendments. Ramey
asked that ihis vote be reconsidercd,
(which was done and the house on rell
fcall then agreed to the senate amend
ments
County Court Bills.
Seven county osart bills We're pass
ctin d hunch They divide the respec-
tive counties into two court districts
and provide for holding sessions Of
the coiinty court al { WINS named in
l5he bill TIE list of these bills was
( headed by TWO BY Tahdy and Ezzard,
appiying o Rogers county other coun-
ties for which bills were passed as TO
this matter were Seminole Johnston.
lAfol,a. Mayes and Bryan counties
Military 6ill Agreed To.
( 1'he militia bill. by Deyerle. was re-
ported back 10 The hou3e by NJ
ference committee, There was a warm
iigit over Sac bill ia the house and o
! big debate when it reached the senate
The assistant adjulmt general was the
bone of contention between the two
houses, the senate insisting thar his
position should be cat ont The con
ference finally agreed TO this and the
Istenoerapher aud storekeeper We're re-
inserted in the bill On roll call these
lch0pUes We're agreed TO-
( Goo Sill Passes.
y Jill by Senator Franklin as to
lc1mnugsoner Of labor and labor legis
4 Ia ION was again brought up yesterday
lat ern0on Rainey moved 10 reconsider
ltha portion relating to the heard Of
Iarbitralion and conciadon As amend
led in the hogse the other day the
board tc consist OF six members.
Ian apoin j by the governor Rainey
4 u ade sroug speech ON the great
i Iueefulness or this board. and stated
ithat he de5ired Is see the board made
lbs efficient and unpreiudiced as possi-
bic He offered an amendment that
tthe governor might appoint on his mo
tion two farmers and one emplOye Of
labor as members and that on recon-
mendation of the commissioner II la
bor he should appoint anotaer employ
'er and two employees The Two em-
lployes are to be meml ers OF labor or
lganizations and the ire board Is to
lh0 ppointed fy and With the advice
onsem the arnase
Alin degired 60 reconsider the pro-
al for an assistant commissioner.
who salary is fixed at $1,000 q yoar.
i4 aie suggestion the house " ted down.
"a Hffse NfHsN NfraaNf
for inspection or factories and shops
by the state inspector. Putnam tried
to get this reconsidered, but failed
again as he did on the same proposi-
ltion Tuesday The nineteenth section
provided that the commissioner should
furnish factory and other operatives
BLANKS so that they might be able "a
make out statistical reports. as they
are required to do under Section lS
land also made il a misdemeanor ID
give false Information 10 the commits
sioner The section was recensidered
and The misdeneanor clause cut ont.
The bin was then placed on roll
.call and passed by "a large and
enthusiastic majority
A Correction.
In yesterdays leader an erroneous
Impression was given, uniutentionally
Jas to a concurrent resolution by Bran
son. Of the house The statement was
made that mis- resolution memoralize,
! congress 10 repeal that portion Of h'
s enabling act which provides that scloo
E land leesees shall have a preferenc'
{ right to buy the land at the highes
ibid.
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