The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1913-04-17

Il p 557. by Reece and Graham and
Franklin fDf rNe Senatel, making pass
ing n bogus checks. and all confidence
games, felCnies with not exceeding sew
en- years Imprisonment as penalty.
H 3 25s. by Teehee and Fields C0f the
SeDatel, authorizing tracts of land res
erFed from allotment II Indian lands for
rural cemeteries 70 be used by the Local
communities Emergency.
H p 500 by Wyand authorizing gov
ernor % accept gift of $1,000 from Ac3lph>
Meier for relief Of dumb animals at
end of go years and providing for it's
investment
s. B. 200. by Russell and Barrett. pro-
viding a separate ballot for state ques-
H B. ss7, by Curry. appropriating
$4,000 for a lumber and kafr corn pail
ace al Tulsa dry farming congress
H B. 345. by Cook, amending the code.
H 3. SIS, by Woodward, authorizing
county commissioners 70 appropriate $500
Y work sSf 'oF COOPERATIVE demonstration
s. E. 40 by Barrett. Thompson and
Edmondson, authorizing county COM
missioners 70 aid in live stock insurance.
Emergency.
II. p. 225. by Matthews and Burford
f0f the Ssuate) abolshing county high
schools and disposing Of their property
Emergency.
PittsbUrg. and SHARP and Barrett (of the
senate abolishing superior courts in
counties which have less than $4,000 in
habitants, and which do not have a city
Of 1900. Emergency.
s. 2. 246. by Watrous and McMechan
and Wety and Lemon (of the House)
regulating business Of blacksmithing and
horseshceing. Emergency.
s. r. 34s, by Harlin and Morgan (of
the lse) projecting homesteads Of
members Of Five Civilized Tribes
Emergency.
n. p. 431, by Dearing. abolishing su-
perior court at Clinton, Custer county.
II. 3. 724. amending act Of 19o7-OS, re.
and method Of conducting coal mining;
also prohibiting employing Of convlcts in
mines Emergency.
$; z. 80. by McMechan; regulating
2s % in a6q of 8B65GySHE and assIsi o1er
Emergency
H B. $50, by Cre~e a"1 AtSstin Cof
the Senate) proyidirr r-t= 10 o'e~'y
of the supreme court. ami t!fe fees 90
be charged
Ht 3. 257, by Boien. Hill Of Pittsburg,
ana Welty ana Barrett (of the Senate)
mission till February /, 1915.
II. B 1865. by Peery and SorreIs (of the
Senate) defining a lawful fence and
regulating animals running at large.
Emergency.
II. p 1856. by wyand and H. H Smith,
extending authority Of corporation COM
mission over water. light and power COM
panies. Emergency.
II. B. 723, by Carr and others, reguIat-
ing natural gas business and making
pipe lines common carriers. Emergency.
S. B. 271. BY Vandeventer permitting
buying and selling Of gas between do
nestle and foreign pipe line companies
II. b. 3s5, by Emanuel and Farran, for
suppression Of San Jose scale and Great
Ing chronological Commission. Emer-
gency.
II. 3. SO. by Wyand, regulating prac-
tce Of dentistry and providing for ex-
aminations. Emergency
H. B. 1898, by Rexroot and Randall, ap-
propriating $2,1l61e for buildings Tor
gency.
II. b. 5i1, by Tener and Teehee, legal
dians OF Five Civilized Tribes taken by
Indian agents and approved by Secretary
Of the Interior. Emergency.
H.. 3. 500, by Emanuel. Kendrick and
Trickey, appropriating $50 900 for the
deaf school at Sapulpa.
II. b. 81, by Peery and Mcintosh, pro-
yylding for working convicts on highways.
H. p, 18t. by chnders and Thomas.
ing
$. B SO, by watrous and Dizney and
Childress (of the Senate) appropriating
$4,000 for buildings for institute OF
Feeble Minded at Enid. Emergency.
II. -. Obli Dy Morgan or MayeS, ap-
propriating $4,000 for repairs to State
Home at Pryor. Emergency
II. B. 29s, McCrory, appropr. .ating
$4,000 for maintenance Of Cornish
Orphans Home.
II; b. 500, by ,iDurand, appropriating
SlOO66.98 for supplies, supreme court and
court of appeals Emergency.
VI. B. 506, by Morgan and Mayes, ap-
propriating Sl,73l to complete purchase
OF land for state Home at Pryor.
ID al
entrance to Saltwater agricultural school.
II. b 5O7, by Morgan of Mayes ap-
propriating S644.93 10 complete purchase
Of lands for state home at Pryor
r. 1856, by Rexroat and others ap-
propriating Sl6,500 for dormitory for
Confederate Home at Ardmore.
II. 3. 22S. by Peery, to promote safety
In mining. prescribing qualifications OF
mine Inspector. providing bath houses
and other comforts at mines, etc.