The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-05
DEPENDENT CHILDREN
MEASURE IS PASSED
Only One Vote is Cast Against
Bill Providing for
Orphans Home

Memorials and petitions were INTRO
duced in the house Yesterday from
Kay county, reiative % territory ar
tached to cities for school purposes;
isuln Purcell protesting against the
Goulding paving bill, and a telegram
Nas received from Mrs w. c. Culber-
SON. state president Daughters of the
Confederacy congratulating Gilmei,
Maxey and Casteel on passage OF the
Confederate home bill
house Joint resolution memorable
ing congress and the department Of
lie interior TO assist out of the re-
ciamation fund in drainage plan
along the Deep Fork Of the Canadian
river, was introduced by Lincoln,
heim Millsap and Whitson, and pass
"a by the house. LINCOLN, Wortman
and Tilo,son introduced a similar
resolution asking congress TO ASSIST
in strengthening the Nerdigrs in Wag
oner, Rogers and Nowata counties.
Ellis favorably reported out Of com
mittee, are as follows: BY jain anc
Burnette, amending the prohibitorS
( laws to allow the governor to re
move delinquent officers, and making
II felony TO wilfully fail to enforce
said laws; by Cope, two bills, relative
70 guardianships and wills; Stafford
Df the senate, relative to stenograph
ers of the supreme court; Maxey, Cas-
teel bill, including sales of various
school lands
Bills killed in committee, reported
if.,, sIa ay @ fntl
Knox, relative to assessment of rail
road right of way; by Acton, provid
ing for disposition OF stray stock; b.
Rider prohibiting betting on hors
races not run in the state.
The house refused to concur to tn
senate amendment to the Anthon
bill, legslizng 1909 assessments b
/, county Trustees or assessors, the svi
ate cutting out the word trustees
which Speaker Wilson said woul
probably render The Dill useless t
correct the deficiency for Which il
tended Anthony, Durham and Bow
Of the house, and Blair, Eggerma
end Cunningham Of the senate wcr
appointed conference committee
settle the argument.
Representative Tillotson, DEM
cratic floo- leader, in answer 10
: nery from Jones, stated that IA
state boarn of affairs has a copyrigl
to the Snyder 1909 statutes in tn
name -ol ihe state and IS protecie
for two years from any error by
bond
The house passed the Anthon
Hughes I'll creating the Okahom
! State homo at Pryor Creek for dcpcn
Ont children, by vote OF rs to l. Ed
.nglon, Republican, was the lone "n,
| vote,
The senate bill by Goulding provi
ng a standard of weights and mea
ures was passed by The house. III
ooley bin providing that Unite
y STATES commissioners might take ac
I powledgments lost by a vote Of As
n 81 getting a majority of the VOC
cast, but not of the house
The senate bill by Stafford. correc
ing loss in the records OF bills
!. the First legislature, and providing e
the stenogiaphers OF the supren
court, los, temporarily in the hou'
\ by vote of SO 10 As, not enough
The members being present to pa
NJ III The bin is technical, and is mer
: l., intended to Iegalize the payme'
OF salaries 10 the stenographers
@ he supreme court.
.- Cope's bill providing a vice chi
# justice OF the supreme court was pas
s cd TO engrossmeut. Also the AnthoI
bin requiring foreign corporations
+. produce their records, officers, et'
d ir any court in which an action
d pending IN which the state or Al
o. its officers are interested AL
e Coyeys oili making Shattuck, lEll
A. county county court town
a, Bill introduced in the house we
l. as follows: BY Tillotson, proyidil
for licensing of architects; by Cor
d redlstricting the various judicial d
If tricts; by Dixon providing a coun
n court for Weleeika, Okfuskee count
If by Simmons 1.-TWO bills) requiril
y state oil inspectors TO make publ
2, the records of all plugged wells al
< authorizing the use of certain fun
IS for Bridges in Tulsa county; by Lew
regulating terms OF county comml
1t sioners: by Paschal providing
" county court for Gage, Ellis county
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