The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-17
HOUSE DEVOTES MORNING
TO PASSAGE or BILLS
Conference Committee NameI
10 Smooth Out Amend
TnGntS 10 Measures

That in the future, members OF IN
house Of representatives who keeT
house stenographers al work unit
ridnght and the wee small hour
| &c the morning on committee lapor
must SEQ he young ladies' home
was the ulimdtum delivered b.
Speaker Wilson to ltc house at tn
lopening of the session lhis mOfnlnS
Some of the young ladies', he said
after working at the convention hal
very late had to 20 home through ".
late night hours alone,
The speaker also announced ina
trerc would be no loose work at ad
journmeul hours in the way Of rnsl'
ing bills cayelessly Through bas'2
AID erroneous engrossing and eer
cal work, such as has characterized
former legislatures. We've seen ih'
evil results of such by the numbe
Of laws thrown out by the courts anC
o aerwise,' he said
Bell, Milsap AMI Gilner were az
pointed a conference committee TO nc
! With like committee to harmomz
ths bill abolishing the state liquo
! dfpensary.
Levelace Wants To Quit
ovelace introduced a resolution re
ci-lng chat tho blue birds We're sing
irg and the fields ready for planln,
crln, that he wanted to 90 home, an'
sitting time for adjournment al
clock This afternoon Maxey 0
Pcttawatomie opposed the resolution
Il want to see one Oklahoma legs
l2ture adjourn properly and decent
ly.n he said. 1--WE can't get through
with these roll calls by o'clock an
don't propose to stay here all nigh
like we did last session
Maxeys remarks were met Wit
cheers, and his motion not TO consit
ar the resolution prevailed.
Senate Amendments Accepted
The house accepted the senat
amendments to the bin by RepreseI
tative Anthony providing that forelg
corporations should produce their re'
ords, officers etc, in any state coul
on demand The bill now goes
The governor. Cope's bill re-enactin
the territorial law relative to cha
longing voters was finally acted o
and went to the governor also.
Smith of Grant, Johnson Of Hughe
erd Charles were appointed confereC
on the ant.usury bill, 10 harmonic
the differences between the tw
houses.
Maxey, Harrison and Sherman wei
appointed conference committee
ADJUST with the senate in acceptC
; amendments to senate bill 7S, crea
iDg a staff oi employees for the loa
! and sales divisions OF the school Ian
office
The house recommended for pas
ago an Appropriation bill giving $lO
toC to Durant, $4,000 to Wealherfol
ait s9S,C00 10 Claremore, for Il
provcmcnfs aud equipments AT the !
speclive state normals aud prepar
,ory school "a those three towns.
Guiham Is Thanked
A resolution of thanks were vote
: Representative Durham OF Potiaw
| tonic for The excellent results Of j
i ohalrmanship Of committee Of q
VI ole last night, in which a score
hig bills were passed finally.
The Billups bill locating a socor
gry agricultural school at Cord
ticd on final passage receiving thr
less than the requisite number
woes for passage.
The Bryan general election bin
etiyed final action and wen to I
=. governor. The new Taylor iniliati
u sId referendum election law, c0nia
T. ine a provision which viii allow
5 Initiative Of An amendment to
y constitution to add an education
't cause, was passed finally by a V
., 50 to 81.
=, Senator Williams resolution prov
~ iag for the auditing Of legislative
= counts pending adjournment and
- tiorizing Representative jain OF 9
county to proof read the perman
rs Journal OF the house was passed.
+ tnti.DIspensary Bill Passes
10 The ant-dispensaig bin was III
= " pagsed, by vote Of So TO II, al
= lhe conference committee had rap'
~ eli that the house accept the sen
f" substitute OF which Senator Bill
II. was author, and which provided
nd IN alcohol agency at Guthrie, and
n. .. ollshment Of all local dispensar
elc. There was some argument ioll
ire the reading OF the conference
an pcrt. but the bill got through
rn.f TAe "state Fair bill. By Seni
he Stafford, providing for the sale
'er ouarter section OF school land a
rrr+ 20 0kiahoma CITY. now oeciiI