The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-12

provisions were made Tor publishing
in book the rules. tne names OF
members. the employees and a list OF
the committees. The senate and Joint
rules will also be included IN the vol.
amr
For National Game Law
Under concur,ant resolution by
,Iahn, OF Coal. memorial Is to be
sent to congress asking the passage
Of a law for the Federal protection
Of game ami migratory birls.
Wilson of Greer. sent up resolu.
tion asking the appointment 81 com.
miitee on contests. the committee to
consist OF three Harrison raised the
nolnt Of conflict between the jurldic-
tlon or this and the committee ON
nfivilelgcs and elections which Is
provides toY urder the rules. and the
resolution was allowed to 30 over.
Another resolution was by RatlIftc
OF Johnston, asking the submission Of
constitutional amendment embody-
Ing the Torrens system OF land titles
1Emplcyes, Keep Sober"
Reeve put through d resolution ask
ing that All employees keep sober or
resign. Il carried without opposition.
The committee on miles and mile.
are brought In its report and Il was
atopted without discussion The Nom
bers are to receive pay Tor their trips
~ AMI from tnn eauftnl In one nays
ment
On motion Of Tnlntsun II WIS deeld.
cd 10 print all messages Of the goves.
nor In fun IN the journal FOR pur
poses ol reference.
Committees Announced
The standing committees we're an
neunced by the speaker Previous
to the announcement Speaker WI
eor said.
I'VE have worked very hari on
waking up the membership Of these
committees. frequently staying III
until late az night taat they might
be announced as soon AS POSSIBLE
N all tne men were given all the
appointments they asked ior eome
of the committees would include
everY member Of this house. We
have Zone tho best We could and hope
you will he pleased With the lesull
Of out abors"
The complete list Of committee
men appears elsewhere IN Tae Leader
0f today
Durham Resolution.
Durham 0f "Pott,f brought up his
resolution as Ia eodiicatlou Of the
session acts and b. unanimous eon
sent It was made concurrent reso.
luton ami tho mamie Of Thomas, Of
the senate edtai lie made a strong
plea for the resolution. stating that
1t would make possible the speedy
ce8laestlon of the session acts. 50
tat when the Legislature adjourned
there would be little left for a eodl.
iieatl0n committee 70 do. Ross desIr.
Ell 10 refer Il to tae committee on
inlnt rules. but his motion Was lost
unaer the resolution the session laws
we're f. be printed hy the secretary
OF state as soon rs they wera passed
AMI ceples given to all members of
each house AMI 10 the state officers.
Col Rnss stated that this meant the
expenditure Of $4,000 Or sS5. 600 and
demanded roll call, On viva voce
vote the resolution mad carried but
on roll call the measure was defea.
ted
Mileage Bill Received.
Senate Bill No. i2. by Williams.
was lne flrst senate bill to reach the
house. II ~ the measure which ~.
nrpprIates 100000 for mileage. per
diem. pay Of employees ani cnntlnennf
exuenses. Il was placed on FIRST read.
ing with applause
0ovsrno- sende MESSAGE.
The FIRST special mnssage from the
governor wns feature a the ses.
nihn df Yesterday afternoon. Il an.
closed letter from eaoree Wrlshi
commissioners 10 The Five clqlllzea
telhes The messaee stntes that tas
Cherokee seminary "A TahIeuuah hss
henn annraised h the Government
A. $4,000 0f whlell apouul ss hnh
= foE tho forlv.aere irart on which
- Hfhopl IS lecatea rae state NJ
0t1ab0ma Is eiven preference IS n
rl@chmeri a,9| = Fatr'awa 1'hn
- e goes lpta zAef hielVfW nf thu
Rhn31 ~ n sasssle hles AhlAlls IA cnt
eeea ! NFoad hlfs ma fhp alsta unula
= gell 4 hurrhese The nlaus II fats
eseeailnulY lfw nraeh 0rlplnalle he
hHIllliuee cost stFa 400 4 si7s 0o0 ami
ere sill in eyceilnnl enrdillcn. Tho
neskaee gates thal of COURSE fhe
altaf u nurehsse festa snlaIv wllh
lhe lrxlglnirra Another featsf-e ol
- saefHrA q The warm rralaa suf
hlHh fnmnllment nsId Tho Chefnkaas
- 2 people and Is cIllzeSs Of the
| Hfeta
Hs eF'st Of new Bills was miro.
! aneNH as follows