The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-23
House Calendar
SIXTEENTH CALENDAR DAY
NALL 6F TliE TIOUSEsOF REPRESENTATIVES,
GUTHRIE, OKLAHOMA
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 90, 1900,
II O'CLOCK A. M.


House called Il order. Mt Speaker presiding
rfaysr Ny the Chaplain.
Roi cali showed all members present except Edgngion
Alet ana and Sullivan
Ewcu excused for absence on Tuesday
Acton excused for absence Tuesday
Dixon excused for absence on Monday
Smith (of Grant )cxcuscd for absence on Monday and
Tuesday.
Journal az the previous day read and approved
Messenger arrived from the Senate bearing Enrolled
of Senate Bills Numbered 1872 and 40 and Senate Concurrent
Resolutions Numbered and IT,
Special committee composed Of Senators Blups Browncc
and Thomas announced and informed The House that the
Senate would be ready at o'clock NJ to hold joint session with
the onse for the purpose Of eectng United States Senator
The Speaker announced that any member not having votei
previous day for United States Senator would be allowed
1t this time to have their vote recorded
Ashby Smith (o Grant, and McCala each arose and re-
qescd their recorded for Honorable Thomas Gore for
United States Senator
The following Senate Bills were each read the FIRST time
SENATE BILL NO. 46, by MR. CORDELL
Entitled IAN Act 10 amend Sections 67so 676o 6S6 and 600 Of
TIC General Statutes Of Oklahoma 1908 relating TO Wills
SENATE BILE NO. tsz-DY MR.. WILLIAMS
Entitled AN Act making appropriation to pay salaries Of o
fccrs and employees Of the Senate and House Of Rpcscn
atives"
The following Senate Concurrent Resolutions were each
read FIRST time:
SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. g-BY MR.
LANDRUM
Authorizing placing Of bust Of scquoyah IN Statutory Hall
Washington.
SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. is-BY. MR.
GOULDING
Requesting the Governor Of Oklahoma to parole certain Okla
hofna conyicts
The following House Bills we're each read the second time
and referred to committees indicated:
House Bin No. Iso-By Mr. Bryan, General Agriculture.
House Bill No I6o--By Mr. Tooicy Revenue and Taxation
House Bill No i6r--By Mr. Cook Criminal Jurisprudence
House Bill No i62-By Mr. Smith (oi Caddo) Judiciary
House Bill No 6sBy Mr. Helm Revenue and Taxation
House Bii No I64-By Mr. Terra. Judiciary
House Bill no i6s-By Mr Williams Public buildings and
State Institutions
House Bill No 6o-Bg Mr. Parsons Revenue and Taxation
House Bill No I68-By Mr. Anthony, Revenue and Taxa
House Bill No. Ioo-By Mr. Simmons Fees and Salaries
House Bill No, I7oDy MI pascIal General Appropria-
tons
EEouse Bill No izlBy Messls. Dunn and Workman Cen
sss Appropriations
House Bill No. lzs-ny MI. TiIlotson Public Buildings
and State Institutions
House nI No i7t-By Alr Tlotsoa Public Service Cor.
poiatiohs
~ unauiaous consent the following committee report was
rad:
fir Speaker
We your Committee pablie Printing having lad under
consideration House Joint Resolution No beg leave make
tic following export
We. your Committee recommend that Tie resolution do
with The following amendment ny adding after the word
correct in line five lhercot the words the proof Of
BURNETTE, Chairman
Upon motion by Jam House Resolution No 8 was tnani
moisly adopted as amended In committee
The Honorable Senate YVES announced in the House and
accorded the Hall Of The House Of Representatives
Lieutenant Governor nlamy as President o. tie Senate
assumed the chair and presided calling the House to order al
"a o'clock NJ
The presiding officer appointed Representative Ross and
Senator Stewart to escort Governor Haskell to seat the
platform
Prayer by Chaplain Jones Of the Hous 81 Representatives
Tie presiding officer announced that the Joint session had
assembled for the purpose Of ecng United States Senator
The presiding officer directed that the Clerk of tic Sen