The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-13
PLEASING INCIDENTS
MARK CLOSING HOURS
Nearly 6 O'clock When Fall Of
GaVNI Proclaimed End Of
I'd Legislature

The Second legislature on oklahoma
has adjourned rs closing day being
one 0f lho most grinding probably ~
the history OF law making bodies in
the west, The house began It's ianurs
at $3.50 o'clock yesterday morning and
It was less than twenty minutes o. viz
this morning wnen the final rap cf
the gavel was heard
The real work Of the house was COM
plelod about twV-talrty or iArcc o'clock
and committee WAS sent 10 inform
the senate that tae house would soon
adjourn "a message was received
from me senate as 20 BIN under which
money Is appropriated icr paying em
ployees and for legislative printing,
Tho hill had been thrown in Q confer
ence and n Was discovered that the
senate runlerees had not signed the
conference report The senate nnally
asked thai the Din be returned that
their presiding 0ilieer might take Ais
name from the bill Ths Che house
refused 70 do. Also there Was con
troyefsy about Resolution No, 32i The
senate said the house bad never fe'
TUNED II. willie the huuae showed i II.
eelpk Cor shn document The Hantra.
ynrsy grow and grew and committees
went from one house to the other atss
tempting l0 adiHst Che natter FiRslly
TIE Icng parliamentary tangla vas
straiRhtnned nni and both the resplu
len and the bill were PASSED
Jones aud 3nrnette informed .heI
senate lhet the house would adjourn
IN one minute, while Senators Ruddle
and nf0walee delivered q similar mes
sage ia lhe hause Barely q quorum
Nua present when the house did lin.i
all9 adjourn
i Wae well along toward morning
Mhea the haAsa ceased to act on hllls
Then came some OF the pleasant lnei
deuts Niieh often mark the closing g
a legislative session
sla Watch t Speaker Nliso1
rIlallson spoke briefly on tho lasting
fflendahips that had been formed and
the universal a0ud viii which he be
lieved prevailed Iii Il few Well ehas
en- remarks he presented sneekef Wllf
aen gold watch and chain. as aH nYl.
dbnoe II the esteem IN which the
speaker wus held by she house Mr.
Wilson Was greatly appfeeielive of
t1ia token aud IN speaking shid that
he mad done his best 70 treat ell the
members fairly
ff never see gau again, hnns
g9uai remember thai you've always
got 4 friend IN Ben wilson he de-
elared
iarrlaea aat mccalla Remembered
GllmeF. of Aedmore, followed, s.n
mendlns the officers for their manage.
neul Of the house and eomplmentlnR
the employees .0r their iah0rs lie
was particularly complimentary to
Sen =. Harrison. speaker pro tent. for
his uulirlng energy and wound nH his
speech by presenting him gold ring
un behalf ug Tie members,
Dufnnt spoke briefly for hH eight N
dlaH laembers ct the house und s,re
sonted i gold loelges to MeCalla IN 81.
eFeclatInn 1t hls work On hills affect.
/ Ing the Indians Of the state.
1Alh Harrison and MeCaliA respond,
ed appropriately Jones, minority
LEADER. cumpllmented Speaker WILSON
on bis laisnesH and said he believed
he had tried hts best o treat all the
members justly III hiA rulings He was
q ffleHd % an The members he said,
ard Wiian they came to Oklahoma city
they must come and SEQ hlm.
Governor Haskell ls cheefed
There were other talks along this
llne and finally Governor Haskell ~.