The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-05
RUSSELl'S REDISTRICT|NG
BILL UP FOR DISCUSSION
Some Opposition in Committee
Of Whole 10 Judicial DIS
trlCts as Reported

On conyepng this morning, follow
ing the roll call the chaplain the
Rev II A. Tucker, prayed fervent-
ly that the blessings Of God Almighty
rest ON The homes OF the laboring
people, whom he reiorred to rs the
muscle of the state
( House Bill No o. by Haynes. was
first taken up The hill authorizes
the board of trustees Of Broken Ar
row to pay for site for the Haskell
state school Of agriculture The bin
passed finally
House Bin No 30, BY Dixon, pro
vidlug for holding sessions of the
county conr IN WeIectla, 0kiuskeo
county, went over until Monday
Senate Bin No. TO- by Russell,
providing for fhe appointment Of spe-
cial county attorneys and sheriiIa 20
serve grand iure6 when either Of
these officials rs under investigation.
passed - yeas and | no.
House Rill No 81. by Clark, rela
ms to appeals in civil cases. wad
taken up and passed,
Senate Bill No l05, by Franklin
nioyidng for an assistant To the
commissioner Of charities aud cor
rccuons to be known as an inspect
or at a salary of $1,000 per annun,
Was passed.
House Bill No lgg, by paschaL
! bat the county court, coextcnsiGa
with the county shall have original
| jurisdiction IN all probate matters
etc. was parsed finally by u vote OF
26 10 &
Senate Bill No 90, by stafford
/ defining HE meaning Of daily news
paper, and making any paper ISSUED
six days week a legal daily news.
I paper. was passed
Bill Is Signed.
Engrossed copy Of Senate Blll NO.
lO3 by Staltoid, providing for he
sale OF school lands TO the state fair
4 association, al Oklahoma Ciiy Ga
acres 10 the city Of Guthrie and 80
acres TO Baptist college al SHAW
nee was signed This morning by
/ President George lIcllamy
Senate Bill No l0l, by Williams,
approprating $4,000 FOR the corpor-
alton commission, and $4,000 for lhe
attorney generals departmnet to
defend suits instituted by railroads
against the state in the Federal
courts was passed by vote ol -
( 20 g.
In Committee Of Whole.
4 The senate then went into ipe com.
mittee Of the whole for the purpose
I Of considering Senate Bill No. ~, by
Russell, providing for the division OF
the state inio judicial districts; for
the election Of Judges in said dis
ticls and providing for clerks Sen
ator Davis amendment made District
NO. 3 to consist of Wagoner aud Ok
mulgee. instead Of Delaware, Chero.
kee, Adair AMI SequOyah counties
placing those last in district No s.
Senator Hatctetf spoke against the
adoption Of judicial district No Il
saying It looked like the bill wanIof
to make the district from Red rive
10 Kansas
Senator Rcdwnc said he did moi
think the bill as It Is, was just am
right, and that be could moi support
II.
Memmnger Also Opposes.
Senator Memmuger thought see
ton six should be roeOmmitted, say
ng he could not consclcntiously SUP
port the bill as it rs, and Senator
Sorrels spoke IN favor of be mGliol
TO rec0mmit, saving the wishes q
the people should be respcr cd
Senator Brnwnlee spoke a2alns
thc bill chasing it ae purely pa
, tisau piece Of proposed legislation
Senator TAYLOR defended the BIZ
gaying he would not do 50 unless h
thought it fair aud Just, having j.
iesire lp take aD undue adyaniag
: Of anyone. Senator Frankiil
= chairman Of the committee of "a
whole. caused some meWlmeht b
Ginning in "we all know thai, Sel
ator Taylor and the body pOlltl
laughed
Senator Warren offered an alncnf
menl to District 80 s. saying as
Is stands II Is wholly unsatisfactory 2
8 bis people It lost
2, An amendment offered By Senate
g denton omitilng the Nineteenth di
n ttlct court judicial district from SOC
u ton was lost.
II The committee OF the whole aros
S and reported when the senate lis
d ened to he reading of the twenty
second message from the governor
Senator Taylor introduced bi
e Rating to leyying tax on circuses.
o A motion to adjourn until 10 ocloc
Ie Monday lost and the senate will hol
session this afternoon at o'elocl