The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-05
SUMMONS
JURORS BY
TELEPHONE
OBJECT OF BILL INTRO
DUCED IN SENATE
BY BILLUPS
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MUST WEIGH COAL
BEFORE BEING SCREENED
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involuntary Vaccination Made
Unlawful in Bill Introduced
This Morning

The senate adjourned this morning
TO Monday morning at To o'clock. on
motion Of senator Morris.
The morning session OF the senate
was business like and five bills were
passed
Senate bill No. 36, by Blllups, pro-
yid'ng for the summoning of potit
and grand jurors and witnesses by
phone, etc., The bin that met with
such violent opposition in the senate
Friday was passed as amended.
VIII Make Big Saving
It is claimed by the friends OF this
bll that II will save the counties OF
the state thousands Of dollars. II Is
true that il Will materially affect tue
sherllfs' earning capacity, but when
this question was raised II was sug
gested that the sherlfis were to oe
placed on a different basis by legisla-
Ton to be enacted by the special scs-
Son of The legislature.
Senator Staflord's bill relating to
schools in cities of the first class
passed with the emergency clause
lacked on.
The bill by Senator Keys provld
ing for the appropriation OF funds for
the purchase Of additional lands for
the East Oklahoma hospital for the
insane was passed.
The coal weighing bill by Represen
tative Boyle passed. This bill pro.
yides that mine owners shall provide
accurate scales on which 10 weigh
coal and that The coal shall be
weighed before It is screened or load
ed on ears.
Control of City Water supply
Senator Thomas bal authorizing
any city or Town securing It's wtltcr
supply from a stream or reservOiG ~.
Gated outside The city limits may con
troll the same, passed. with The emer.
Roncy clauge
Senate bill No 49, by Keys. cslab.
lsbing positions, etc, In the fph and
came department, was l1ld over 1gau
tins morning al the request of Son
alOr Blag President Graham wanted
to know why Senator Blair did not
wish the vote reeonsdered on this
bill as he had indicated Ia q motion
lodged Friday. and said that he would
SOC 10 It that the bill is called 40
Monday.
Taylor's Election BIi
Senator Taylor iifiroducAl bill No
81 la lhe senate this morning which
il intended 10 carry into effect The
provisions relating 10 the initiative
aud the referendum. and prescribing
the method OF procedure for submit.
ting and voting for proposed amend
nrnis 10 he constitution and other
propositions; prescribing lhn mcthod
OF appeal upon petitions filed Or from
the ballot lille: requiring registration
Of electors, providing method there
for, and repeating Sections &, Z. and
l6 Of Article /, Chapter al, Of tlt
session laws Of 1907 0S.
Anti.vaccinstio Measure
Senate bill No. 80 was introduced
this morning by Senator Davis ant
provides that. II shall be unlawful tt
require any person TO be yaeclnatct
against his or her viii; aud 10 require
any child TO be yacoinated against Tho
will OF It's parents or guardians. am
any violation, or attempt 70 violate
+ INT law, shall be punished by fine no
/ loss than $50 nor more than 5000. am
ity imprisonment Ia the county iai
Tor not less than 80 nor more than 81
Gays. or by both fine and lmprison
mont