The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-03

workman ofIered q provision hal
he board should purchase books upon
lelilIon Of ffly.hve per cent u The
~ roQs of the district Due this sen
he atne ftiagefssltlii j 4taift itlets.
McEaligt sIlktptd 70, dlitk ont lhatfpts
3lon Rndef hithfilah made lit ,llll5
III di3rlct boards torureliase books,
Jonhs eppusgd this Ia a eharactefls
llc snefch and Said fhol ne BOOTS
would Be paid Tor BIZ those people Of
,he district who we're able 10 pay the
axes In one district he himaelf naiu
more than a third ol the school taxes
and he would willingly pay them ali
fathen than have any child Kept out
|Cf school from want Of b0oka
Ewell said the people We're already
grumbing about their taxes and ne
vas opposed TO any bin that woulc
pile on any more
Rogers said the constitutional Tim.
Y 0f school taxes had already been
reached In many places and for this
reason the bin could not be made 20
perate.in those districts
Cope spoke al some length against
making Il mandatory on the districts
% purchase the books.
The discussion finally ended With.
lut any action being taken on the
measure.
There was some heated argument
lyer the public building bill at Tho
,nening Of the session.
outant at Work.
h Durant Is the author Of ono blll 70
.atlng state normal at Duranl and
" another locating similar institu'
tion AT Tahlequah. Il seems that there
rs a rule under which all blllsmusis be
reported cut Of committees within ten
days after they are referred bnr'
mrs bills had not been reported on
hough II was longer ago than thai hy
considerable since they had becn re-.
erred to the committee and he az.
handed % know why He moved thai
hose Two bills be lakcn from thp cufi.
ilttec and placed on the calendar
atciAa replied rather warmly there
ois s,ycial flashes of ofglOflcai
lightning and finally someone offered
4 motion that all bills relating 70 pub
e buildings be placed on the calendar
fhls would seem 70 moan thai tha
hole public building proposition
ropositlon would be threshed ont on
he moor Of the house ana that the
ommittee on public buildings would
ave nothing more 10 do The notion
arrled. but Conc at once Lodged ~
lotlon 10 reconsider.
Yesterday was senate day and al
40 o'clock senate bills were taken up
A bin By Landrum amends the sta
hles so that tnere may be not less
han three nor more than fOrty-ona
ustees Of religious. charitable and
benevolent corporations. Under tha
resent Law Il can mol be less thar
hfee nor more thai eleven. There
vas considerable discussion, but The
III was passed on final roll call
The next Senate bill was No. l2g
by soldanl II amends the statute
elallng to drains and bitches ana
iaars an emergency clause The BiiI
royides details as to the time placc
md manner of letting contracts for
rain and ditch improvements Il was
lassed with the emergency there be
ie little discussion. except as q ihe
anguage Of the bill which was slignt
" amended
Senator nofrels bill. for the pro
-iidn cf the wages af persons en
,Ioyed in an daF0und mines sllrred y
considerable interest especially among
he lawyers The bin gives such per
ons q lien for their wages on all prop
riy Of the people owning and operat
ue me mime. that is 81 property used
connection with the mine for pnr
poses oi construction or operation
sullivan offered an amendment i0I
nemde partly on whOliy developed
alnes. stating thar the word develop
ad a peculiar significance among tht
allners OF the eeai side On motion
ii Lovclace the amendmea was
tabled
Maxey and Durham onered amend
ments making the lien superior % lkI
others. the Durhamportlon maklhg ail
reception Of prior liens for materials
etc. Maxey supported bis amendment
with strong speech IN which ht
lelyed deeply into the legal phase Q.
he question. Finally the amendmenif
we're both killed and the BIZ passea
N roll call
Senate Concurrent Resnlusl5n NO
D. hY Hatehetl MemmlnRer enc
franklIn. calls for q report from ne
ommlt,ee which ebdlfied the iaws %
he FIRST legislature. II asks for o
latalled report as e the namber oi
lays put III hy the romInlllee, inel
iames of all employees. their campenJa
lon. limo and character 0I service, ctc
McCaIla stated ihal he was mem
her' 81 that committee Aad wns haaN
Iy IN favor of The resolution. iie
aoved it's adoption and Inc muilotsl
vas promptly carried.
Word was received OF ic dcntn q
he mother uf Representative dapp. pI
he stephenecomanch ilDtorini DIS
rict, and Tillnls0n. McCalla ant
fuwnIee were hamnd a. a committed
o draw up resolutions uf euhd0Ippce
md respect.
During the afternoon q hlll was lli
tfodueed BY Moore, KniclilIe and Knox
Il appr0prlates gg6.9577o forithe malnsl
lenahce and support for tho next two
years of the Murray secondary agili
cultural school At TishomIngo and the
connoro agricultural school ut Warhcf
OF this amount s3esD o. 20 lnnch
thereof Is may be necessary. Is SET
aside for the purchase Of eighty acres
u land fof use IN connection witE ne
school vt TishomIngo sa9easse VT
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