The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-11
ASSESSMENT BILL
RETURNED TO CONFERENCE
House Had Refused to ACCede
to Senate Amend
ment

property TO be turned over to the
state board of affairs at close Of the
special session was adopted by the
senate Thursday afternoon. 1t was
amended to read that legislative
property be NOT loaned to individuals
or departments while the legislature
is not in session.
The governors message vetoins
senate bill No. 81 was called up, on
the question Of passing the bill over
the governors veto. The roll was
called, the vote being % against pass
age over the veto and for, the lat
ter being Hatchett Russell, Morris
/ TAYLOR and Roddie
| Substitute Bill Is Passed
BY unanimous consent senate bill
/ No 1876 by Taylor, which is a substi-
/ tute for senate bill No. 81, vetoed by
! the governor, was withdrawn from
the committee of the whole, placed on
I third reading ana taken up by sec
/ { ions, each section being adopted
quickly, only slight technical changes
4 being made by amendment Sen
1 ator Brownlee came in Immediately
after the finishing Of reading and
adoption Of the bill by sections, and
offered a bunch OF amendments, one
/ Cf which was TO eliminate all of Ar
! ticlp 2. fully one-half of the bill. All
4 the BrOwnlee amendments were quasA
/ I'd, The bill on final Passage receiN-
/ cd ri votes for and against.
Biennial Assessments
On house bin No. 113, by Smith,
OF Caddo, providing for the assess
neni of real estate biennially in
stead of yearly the conference com
mttee submitted two reports, the mi.
nority report being signed by Sen.
ator Davis. The amendment to which
/ he house refused to accede was By
Senator Davis providing for the as
acssmem Of personal property and
+ leases Senator llatchett called up
lie bin and said that ii the house
refused TO accept the senate amend
nlent the senate should refuse %
pass the bill, since without the Davis
amendment nothing would be lost BY
killing the bill
Davis Defends Amendment
Senator Davis defended his amend
: ment and asked that the senate re
luse TO auopt 'he majority report ~
lHe cotis renee committee oehatO'
liat aaNi iitleI llat per elsohdlly ne wa"
p ll > llpAthy WIN me hlloTliy ffpuI'
hui me queslioh I'D uls ihlhu WAS 'aa
| aised by Senator Hatchetl as 10
. whether The senate should kll "a,
plli anu iaseaS '"A'a yearly aS t'
'tio
senaio' he"Wlne spoke IN iafof "
I me nll ana asalhst lhe DAVIS ahienu
nehe pioshosuCa'lns lhai H ,u'
amendment SnoOla pI''dl IL Wou'
pace an du"ll'o''"' 'dA ou eo"l ah'
o'het hiinerdla'
9eha,ot oteNaIt spohe ia laNoI "
me majority report ol lHe eoihereh''
coliiuA rec
oehalof llalchetl is heartiiS la'oi
Hs tdNihs ol dscS.
sehdtot o'rdlu salu' oh Ihe Aas
sue OF ,he slale mere d'e $zo'VVo'VV'
Noil9 y, opei ~ uuiur urolie9 ~ tu'
e'"huaru vi company that Is ese"p
ing laAa,ioh' put ] realize lhal il is
lhpossioie TO ge' such Il measure
.nruusn liie mouse
e',l Returned o conference
Nhen the matter was ieit 10 q No''
me sehale refused 10 ehuolse me ma
Juilt! report % tue COME 'clce coni
tl'see ana lne Sallie committee va.
tonieliea e., WIN tne must ollillil''ee
~ ,.e II, y instance WI topleI asaIu
anu 'ie house oon'llilt'ee - cohipoSeu
:. tne SAM hleh'peis, ,nersioIe ~ -
40. plooaoie, I'm AZ - clailleu' tn"t |n
e,ii "Eieei'ien. ~iii pe Iyaclleu' put :, -
= oy"V'e ~ Ia ,ee pl'l WIN oe h,iieu ~
~ ~ Wy . sena.e l', = y uoes hoV P,oNIde P,uI.ls
.ol .ne assesS'us anu ,aAlus Vi ieases
Npp'opr'dt'Vn ,it urneu Down
ao,,a5 iT9al 'rb,d San 'ap' ,' oulun,,,uo q
hU' ia 'Iu ha p' ,ssr susS a,,e'',ovl, % a,.er nay,