Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-25
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Governor Lee Cruce put in mighty
strenuous day today approving and
disapproving bills. lie approved bu'
one bin carrying an appropriation ioi
q district agricultural school, Whlle
the bills he vetoed today, coupled
to the generous use Of the veto on
legislative bills passed by the Okla
bona law making body brought the
total of appropriations disappr0vec
go far I'm the administration well over
the million dollar mark.
out of all of the district asricultu'
raj schools the only one to receive an
appropriation for buildings, approved
by the governor. was the Connor'
school at Warner The governor Fri
day afternoon signed the Miller bill
carving a11,475.05 to complete
buildings already under construction
there
Bills That Become Laws.
other bills signed by Governor
Cruce today we're.
BY Gouldtng, $4,000 for the stat'
fire marshals office; by Memminger
$1,000 for the Fort supply insane
asylum; the fish and game depart
ment, $4,000 to take care of def
cheney occurring therein; by Crawford
sl4,2OO for the state election board
appropriations committeee 5000 FOL
maintenance of the Lansston coloret
agricul Sral col'tge appropratidns
committee, $500 for equipment a
the Chickasha girls industrial school
by Landrum. $1,000 for statue o
Sequoyah at Washington; oklahoma
County delegation, $4,000 FOR repairs
and equipment at the Edmond nor
NAL; by Napdeventer, permitting
charters of commissioned governed
cities to govern in the matter of 10
cal elections; by Cox, permitting TN
leasing of certain school lands 10y th'
state reformatory; by Graham ant
Woodson, providing for an asslstan
county supei intendent; by McDufl
$4,000 for the chief mine inspector
Ivy williams, for the historical socic
ty; by Anthony two bills, $1,000
for extradition of prisoners and pay
ment of rewards for their apprehen
zion; BY Frey, $l,256.S9 to reimubrs'
the state game warden, ] $. Askew
The vetoed Bills.
Governor Cruce vetoed bills Frlda,
afternoon carrying appropriations 10
public buildings and other purpose
in the aggregate of nearly s75O,OOO
including the additional expense tina
salaries and expenses provided 10
would have caused.
District agriculturN schools onC
normals warc particularly hard hi
by the governor. A complete list o
the bills dlsapproved by the cover
uors follows:
by randrum, $31,jOO for building
at Tahlequah normal; by Rexroat G
al, S1l,250 for buildings at the con
ledeute home at Ardmore; by Du
rant ct al. 100000 for the Duran
normal; by Graham $4,000 for tn
Claremore University preparator
school; by Milburn and Franklin
$4,000 for the Tishomingo agricul
lural school; by Williams, ct al, $50,
600 for the D3wton agriculture
a1uNoAf Ng GllitSIlf anu JtHlNNt ~
800 for additional land at the Broke
Arrow and Goodwcll agriculture
schools; by nrkey. $4,000 for water
works for Che Langston colored agrl
cultural school, by Miller Of Musko
gee, $4,000 for buildings at all agri
cultural schools; by williams $500
tor esulpping the Tonkawa uniyer
sity preparatory school approprle
tlons committee, Sl2 600 for the Ad
normal; by Thomas 20 aid In purlfI
cation OF city water, by Barrett pro
viding for publication of initiated an
referred questions by Nandcyente'
requiring factories to report 10 IN
'abor commission certain statistics
by Echols. creating the office Of Off
cial court reporter by Durant an
Anthony, creating the office OF 'pul
hc defender,' by Peters authorlpln
leasing Of school lands By the lie
lena agric lltural school; by steer
providing for payment OF expense
OF district Judges holding court out
ride of their own districts. by Craw
ford. fixing the salary OF its assIstar
county attorneys; two bills estal