The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-15

Confederate also patti the Southern
women high tribute and eallfd on
numerous "reminiscences OF the war
Nc too. was for The acceptance OF.
ihe lalles invitation. AZ the con.
cIuslcn IL ais address the moaon was
but and there were 40 votes against
the acceptance
Appropriation Bill Signed,
A message was received ffom the
Governor IN which be stated shat he
haa approved and signed Senate Blil
No. ~. approprlatng 100000 for sal
ary Of members ana employees The
reading of The message WINS followed
by applause.
The house went into committee Of
The whole. Col Ross presiding, for
the consideration Of House llll Mo-
a. by Boyle. OF Haskell TAis Is n
bll which provides thar employees Of
Labor shall have al least two pay days
zach cnlandaf mouth The pay ls toN
be- In money aud contracts 70 the
ouirafy viii be void. The bin Is all
8 inteuied to abolish The company
fore" that much abused institution
"a connection with mines aud other
big project where laborors are en-
loycl in great numbers. Anthony put
through an amendment cutting out
bal pOllie9 which fcicrred % en-
plo3ers OF printers, Is he believed i
sould work a hardship on many o.
me smaller newspaper Offices
When the committed OF tae wlOle
rose there wa considerable discns'
sion az Ia the disposition q the bin,
motion having been made % recon-
mix II "A tho judiciary committee. To
this Boyle slrenuously objected be
llevlng Il to bc merely scheme e
iHl the bIli Finally 1t was referred
lolntly ID the committees on judiciary
,nd labot anc arbitration,
Tax Extension Bill Passed.
\ message from the senate told OF
he message Of House nli 30. l. by
harrison. coyne and Bryan. Il had
passed. that body witaout amendment
b received from the house
A resolution b. casteel asking that
the sefgeani.at.arnls supply each mem
her With 80 worth Of stamps was al.
lowea Ii go Ovct
Hfysn's Resolution
Bryan introduced a resolution that
no bin should be discussed hy the
members Of any committee While
there was present any lobbyist or any
uevann lnferestrl Thls Il tnn same
rnle ais was observed last session.
under waleh the committee discus
sions win be carried on behind closet
doors
Jahn Resolution Adopted M@
the resolution b. japn, asking fnr
the appointment Of q committee on
criminal jurisprudence 10 sel In con
junction with the committee On judi.
eiarJ matters caused considerable
discussion whom It was brought up
q. consideration.
81. Partridge offered an amend
ment under which the committee was
10 consist ii seven members from the
majority and four from the minority.
On motion % table. tAe roll call was
demanded. and by vote Of GO 70 10
lne Partridge amendment was lost.
The minority stood sclldiY behind
satrldge Further parliamentary
haggImg followed and The resolution
whI adopted
A message from the senate stated
that certain resolutions had passed IN
addition to Semitic Hlll No ~ The
enrolled copy Of tae bin was signed
by Tho sreHke.
Minority After Committee Appoint
mersu.
The minority was persistent IN its
efforts ia secure additional committee
appointments Tlllotson offered a mo.
ilon "a ada Two members to the com,
nltlee on public buildings and Part.
fIieu was promptly on his feet With a
proposition that beth Of them should
efme from the mlnoriiy The speech.
IS pfomlssei 10 become auilry for 4
moment, but on a vele Tlllotson's mo.
ton was carried and the Partridge
ufop0glidn wss defeated Speaker
Wilson dli NOT announce the names Of
sne tive new members
Memorln q Congress-
Senate IseeolutiGn Nc s BY KEYS
4 ecncur=en resolution. was pussed
with practically nc argument though
there Wefe eleven votes against II
This measure memorlallzes congress
to reimburse tae members Of the
Five Civilized Tribes for the lands
aud money shared by thcm With theli
negro exslayes anl their descendants
under the t'ehtg of 1866
on q motion bs Dnrant. the rules
we're suspended On roll eall there
we're "a votes IN favor of tho resolu
slo.
Tho report Of the committee On
house expenses and accounts vas read
land considerable interest was dis
PLAYED IN that part containing sched
uIe of salaries for t1e house employees
Finally It wSs decided that tho report
HhoniA be held over and printed.
4 number ol bills were introduced
"A follows.
Nsw Bills introduced
ne Maxey. of potlnwal0mie. for salf
II Indemnity school lands. etc.
l,y same, providing for board O
fusieca faf State Reform school. se
lection and purchase 0f site FOL sthoo
ete.
+ Hy tafAe. Hmenalns statutes
ns' tiafF|ek. ~ Huskosee. Ipf nom|
nation u candidates tor oIlIres n
ftfIna IL #hn ffe4 HInna
~ emIEh. q Grant. amending pre-
en- |aW IS |c oi''ee Of state examlHH
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