The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-17
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would ilhf 10 have the nrst ATS
Eve minutes.
clmsr gslhr 9sr Ardmsre.
Loaving has seat, Mr. Gimer came
20 the front OF the hail declaring
that he ild thls not az q grand stand
play Or for the purpose Of making a
speech in The galleries Durant rails
ed the ttlnl 81 ofdeY that 10 one
would bt allbwei tlnder re consti.
tuition TO make an ofier for any town
for the location Of state Institution.
The chair ruled that Gilmer might
proceed He stated that the town
of Arlmore offered eighty acres OF
lana within two miles Of the city I'm.
ils. free heat, fuel. water and sewer
system He lhen spoke eloquontly
OF ArdmCre and ils advantages.
opposea soIdlerr Homo Bill
TO the minority he stated that there
had been report cllcuAtel since
Yesterday that he favored ths Egger.
man bill for a joint home for OLD sold
iers. According "a the report be had
had Il made a special order for Fri
Say so that he might appear on the
floor and fight for IL This he De
nlel and stated shat he opposel such
home and would fight the BIN when
II came un for FINAL passage Here
the minority applauded, Mr. Gilmer
made strong speech which was well
received by the house.
Just as the roll cali was ordered
Dixon moved an adjournment, but
there was a storm OF noes IN pro
test.
chlckashs Wins on Final Vote
On roll cali Anthony, Lockwood
ANA utterback passed Later Lock
wood voted for the hll and Anthony
against a. while Ulterbeck stll re.
fused TO vote lie declined 70 give
amy reason for his action
The vote sto0d ga lnr ana 36
against the bill with nine members
bsent AS soon as the vote was an
nouneei the house was IN an uproaf
and those who had been particularly
interested FASTENED from the gallery
10 shake hands or condole with each
other II was several minutes before
arle was restored
Erthpsiassle Lady IN Green
During the consideration OF tho
BIN party OF liiies ana prominent
citizens of Chokasha occupied the
front row Ia taa gallery Particular
~ enthusiastic was q pretty little We
man IN green who lea the applause
every time Chlckasha gained q point
and was the first 70 look sorrowful
wacn things looked adverse She
was Mrs Ei Johns. wut ~ Yl0m.
lnent ChicRasha man. AS soon as
lht vote was announced she aEh the
rest ol The party hasichrd out 70
congratulate lretun Glover and those
who had vcted for the passage of the
bin.
Just what action the senate will
take IS OF course a matter Of coniec-
ture The house at once passed q mo
ton to reconsider and table. thus
finally settling Pie matter so far as
the house II concerned.
Other Bills Passed
A number Of other bills were anal
" passed hy tbe house this morning
No. an by Harrison. apmopriates
s34f.ss0 for the use Of the normals
~ Alva, Edmond anl Weaiheffald
for The next fgo years. Il was pass
ed hY Unanimous vote
Ne 1856 sets aside sli000 t1 pa.
tho expenses aud per diem Of the re.
efma 81 state institutions fof the
nONt Two years u w8s also passed
without opposition
No Az. by Harrison annroprlates
a200o fer expenses OF the state board
8, education up 10 Jnna 30. 1911. and
reapnroprlaies tie balance left over
lfom Inst Yeats appropriation Thig
is understood 70 be about s2.500 Tho
hlll een ihrorah with the emergency
clause attached.
10 Review Field Notes
SO 2S2, by Anth0ng authorizes
ani directs the secretary Of state to
receive pnd preserve the iieid notes
of L. $ surveys within this stale
These may be had fro mthe general
lard office. the Dawes commission
aud other sources Such bin as
this must be passed before the notes
viii hc delivered There was no OPP
position 20 the bin OF the emergency
elnasu attached 10 &C.
The McElhaney and Rogers bill re
lailng 10 the nenitentary at McAles
ter wgs brought pp for lnal passage
but Il number ni members obieetea
because Il had never been printed
Several motions were offered to defer
lae hill Tor ,his reason aud fnally
someone novel tn adjournment
| which carried
( Numerous petitions were received