The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-22

IN the house Thursday afternoon
two Bills were up for consideration
and Oh each there was prolonged ais.
cufslon,
A bill hy Dursnt Is intended to reg
ulate the practice % veterinary surg
cry within the state The principle
discussion was as to whether or not
those already practciag should be az
lowed 10 continue and also as to
whether Oh not those pactlcing With
pit pay, as IN the case OF neighbors
helping each other. should be com
pelled 10 undergo examinations. etc.
IN the llrst sections 0l the hill u ls
pre- glied that those praeticlng without
ray do not come under the provisions
Of the measure, but an amendment
Intended TO cove- the proposition was
offered hy Williams and a Long afgu.
menl followed Roll cali was deman.
led on 4 motion 10 table the Williams
amendment, and Il was tabled
Another amendment was inserted
under Which graduates o. reputable
schools aud colleges may practice
Nithnni examination until sue ilsas
measln9 81 the state veterinary board
am. an additional prevIso adds the
llsf OF subjects IN which the appll.
eania shall be examined
any person who nfaetced along
veterinary lines fog tWo years past Is
entitled 10 register SIS & practitioner
nnd receive % certificate
Hde governor Is 10 appoint q board
q eyamlHars o he known as She slala
haall oi veterinary melirul eyamin
ers Tae board Is 10 consist OF three
qualified veterinarians. each gfsdu-
gle OI some regular seno0l.
Bach musl be g resident 0f the state
and 2 member of his nrolesslnA III
e1nl standing Tho board hes power
lo administer oaths and Is 10 meet
four times year f necessary. bus
not less than once 4 year ana thoh at
sHeh Time ana place at Is chooses
The hnaai IS 10 conduct examinations
and give certificates 81 registration.
the zee being i've dcllafs.
after January i 1910, al persons
WAo desire 20 practice In the state
must be graduates of some regular
sehocl aad must pass the examination
hosare the hoafi. the fee 10 be gi6.00
Members II the board tee 10 receive
$500 3 day AM travelling expenses.
bus onh when engaged In the per-
loFmanee OF their duties.
Violations of tho act are ia be ants
demeanur flnisaabe By Il ilue ofs2a
g 500 The fine "a ta be turned H.
s the road and bridge fund of tha
county ~ whlca the ofense ~ commit
te1 a clause providing that one
fourth should go 10 the couatyatlor.
ney and one'fourlh 70 the informant.
wits cut ont unde. amendments by
R0ss ami Maxey.
Tho BIN was finally onlerad 10 en.
efessmenl and third reading.
House hlll No ig, hy the judiciary
committee. Is tae fgst committee suh,
stlinte to come up for consideration.
This bill gives attorneys lien on
eanses q action untll their fees are
paid The measure II Intended 10 pro.
tect lawyers against those unscrupu.
lous clients Vine compromises cases
cases without the knowledge or con.
sent OF their attorneys. pocket the pro-
eeads aud let the lawyer 10 Without
pay for the work ne las done on the
cese
Willlms. Of Push" believed thar
the bill was a spec-aa act and mede
Il motion that Il b postponed Inaef.
lnliely. Then eame a long heatel dis.
cnasiou. during the course of which
there was much talk as 10 the hon.
esly AMI truthiulness Of LAWYERS Ss a
CLASS 4 goodg number Of memhers
q other professions anneApn "a take
The part Of the legal IleIls ana IS
champion the bill Il seems lnal /
similar law obtains III Texas. alkan.
sas, Missouri and many other states
No action was taken on the measure
end 4 Vas ieciiei 10 look It over
again
An Invitation came from nartranil
Post q. A n Of Guthrie. asking tha
hoasc q attend the memorial ever.
rissa on the Tooth anniversary Of the
birth of Lincoln Tie Invitation was
aeeeptca By unanimous vote.
During the afternoon several hun.
fred memhcra Of iae AnH.salonn
g He nlppAfsd III lhe Nal|eFIaa Is
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