The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-28
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Special TO Daily Leader
Oklahoma City, Okla, Dec 2S.-
Governcr Haskell is angry
He is going to veto the capital bill.
The executive is incensed over the
actions of Oklahoma City people and
the men who have the Cuberston cap
ital site proposition in tow in particu-
lar.
q am going to wait until noon,
said the governor at noon today Tor
you fellows TO make good any prom
ises to the house Of representatives.
II you have not done so by that time
! shall at once veto the D.s.'
Every effort made BY Oklahoma
City people to work up a compromise
today was turned down by the gov
ernor.
'lfm standing pat" said the gov
ernor.
The legislature will meet in Guth-
rie next Tuesday. On Friday orders
will be given to place convention l.lll'
in condition
Governor Haskelrs first message
to the legislature will be on the capt.
tai site.
The Oklahoman of Oklahoma City
this morning carried the following
story. It gives some details Of one
part OF the story. Even up the Ok
lahoma Cts fellows. cougn up now
they win have other things 10 reck-
on with The Oklahomar's story
reads
With flat refusal on the part OF
the Capital Development company TO
comply with the demand OF Governor
Haskell that $7l .205 be forthcoming
from that company to defray the ex-
penses OF removing the state capital
from Guthrie, provide mee Office rent
and pay other incidental expenses, a
stumbling block in the path leading
to the signing OF the capital bill ap
peared Tuesday.
The governor gave his promise. iH'
a letter to the democratic caucus OF
the house OF representatives. that the
expenses would be paid before the
bills were signe1. and he declared
emphatica.iy Tuesday night that un-
less the proposers OF the northeast
site accede to his request the bills
will not be s.gned
The governors communication was
presented to the board OF directors OF
the Can.tal Development company
Tuesday morning. It specified SILL
200 as necessary expenses, itemized
accounts OF which follow To |. NJ.
Putnam for survey. $4,000: architect
hire. $4,000. attcrneys representing
Oklahoma City, $4,000 and $4,000
interest on $4,000 advanced by the
state to build temporary capital quar-
ters.
f,fer copsideril,g the governors
communication the Capital Develop
met company made a reply stating
that the people Of Ok klahOma City had
offered all within their power and
could do no more The answer stat
ed further that the promoters of the
northeast site were at all times ready
and willing TO live up to the agree
alent reached by the senate and cit
liens committee but that it would
do no more
@The northeast men viii either
come across with the S7l2O3 or they
will get not.ing, said Governor Has
Kell.
Never Give In.
eve are willing at all times tC
live mp to the proposition made with
the legislature, but we will nevel
give this sTf .20o said w F. Ham
one OF those heavily interested II
the Capital Development company
II the governor should see fit to veto
the bill it Is not likely that a simllal
proDcstion will be offered at any time
in the futnre.H
The temporary hat in the salts
factory delibeMticn over tae capita
bills Is due 70 d letter written BY Gov
ernor Haskell "a the house Of repfe
serfatives and to which Is due ths
acceplance by the house OF tke senate
hill and conclArent resolution, Th'
letter was published in thE Oklahom
an Saturday morning, December u
and follows, in part.
And further In Keefirg with tn
common understanding Of the peopl'
ef he state and f/vour demands
which / pledge you fvill be candid.
observed that is, thT the expenses 0
removing the officT from Guthrie Il
Oklahoma CITY, thd rent OF rooms an
pie Tor the nse n tie state and sal
ssaactory legislfse halls shall p
furnished Tree any eoSi e the stat