Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-03-29
MAJORITY VOTE
FOR AMENDMENTS
INITIATED AMENDMENTS TO CON
SIITuTiON REQUIRE ONLY
\ MAJORITY.
Will CONVEY PRISONERS
Counties TO Pay Transportation Fees
According To Terms of Bili
Passed In senate.


oLr AJoNrA CITy March 2S.-
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'"P'''a"' ny Wv ~ ~
Jo'h' leSoiu''"" Wy -.
recohlnehued ior p"Ss"se '"'S
ing lhit'a'eu "i'e''''''''''' ,,.
S,i'ul'o" W." '"'' i'iu' .''',''t,i,,
VI t'e WIZ '"'' y" Wv ,'t,i,toa
i"i "uop'''N' ,i,,. -
propoSluohs iequ,' w - ,.,o1
''e No'' N"'' 1 ,l,,
oi' at a. -
,..,,,
,rho nradHatod Iond tav measure
which is to be an amendment to tho
constitution bv Russell. Sorrells and
Thicker. providing for an additional
tax on land i'm excess of the first $40
acres where land il held in large
tracts met with favorable action as
also did the bin by Mcintosh provid-
ING counties to nav transportation of
nrisoners to the state penitentiary.
vo, q, I,.noc, cr,nite
Inc senate spent nc"' a. NV.
ana nan 'i''S eNeii'ns .u'"e
NV o- ~, a,,,,,t a.,
invitation from the chamber of com
,nerce of Tishomineo TO visit that city
and Iook over the granite. Senator
Carnenter extended n like invitation
relative to his citv of Granite. 1t was
finallv voted to accent the invitation
from Tisbomingo. which had been ex-
tended Nv Senator shaw but the de-
hate had such An effect that probab-
10 no memhor of the committee will
soc fit to 90
49, An v r.
fourteeh members vi tho ae'''o
FRIDAY voted 10 cut out .hc n'''e's1
Ior members al'ehu'ns III" 'P'.,''l
session Oh the iesisia'uie, io'' III"
$oo'ooo appropria'ioi p'i ioi pe'
~" w., anu od,,ont nv.
senator Rodie to the house bin after
If reached the senate. The amend
mont failed to 90 through. however,
and those who did not favor taking
the money NAV now do as they please
about II
,,
Senator houie stateu 'iia' previous
10 the calilhs Oh the spec."' se'S'o''
thefe was NJ lcasl 'eh'"'Ne "'"o
standing mat IL the so'ernor "ou'u
can the session llhiiieuiateiy oh wy
adjournment OF 'he regular 'e''' 1t
would save 'ne n'eihpers iio',i so'"s
back home ana coming again anu
this itself would save the ihiiease lea
ture. therefore ne ih'rouuceu 'he
amendment cutting out the hiiiease.
Members on the tioor accused him OF
playing poltics ana that ne in'eh' as
wen HOW announce i'iS .,'nu,u'.. ,,, .T
,,o 7ioot,a u,hothar no accented the
,,,,,oooo or NOT Ue afterwards do
aIarad that n. would NOT accent If.
,,
Senator Barrett SAID IL was matter
with the individual he must settle
with his own conscience that II ne
thought he was entitled to the mile
age ne couiu 'aNe II, o,nei " '9e u. u'u %
,,,an,hors uore entitled to II and tbat
tha I'm sho,ld 90 ,hrouqh 40 n came
eno,, tho houso, tbero nipbt be some
or,tici.n, on tho matter and that II
,,,ioht have heep tho governor's ideo
.hat I, ha oaIIod tho srecia1 s.se,o,
,rn,nodioto,v after the adiournment Of
,ha ,.oo,,Ior sossinn II would save tha
,niIooge
conators Waters and Mcintosh did
not thinL tbo members could nstirv
,ho,.soi,.os an ,ccontipy tbe mileage
u,hiio SENATOR'S uarIin shaw and
,a,,1a,on,ar ,hongl,t ,here vas moth.
,,a ,.rong 4, taxing II
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The vote on the Roddie amendment
resulted In IA ayes ana 20 noes. The
bill was thea placed on thlrd reading
Senator Thomas then introduced an
amendment providihg that Two pay
rolls be made out one including the
H.