The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-13
Barefoot and Pugh Introduce Bill
to Appropriate L$75,OOO for
Building SIS, 900 for Pow
er and Heating Plant
BOARD OF AFFAIRS and
SUPT. RECOMMEND
Other Improvements and Mainte-
nance Provided fOr--SecOnd
Week Of Sessions Opens-l5
Committees Named
speeIaI % Lhe DaIIy Expregg.

Special to the Daily Express.
Oklahoma City Jan. 70. The seconl
week Of the legislative session open
el when she house convened at
O'Clock this morning and took MP reg
ular work. The senate did not con
yene till o'clock this afternoon.
Before the session opened, Senator
Barefoot said that bin bearing his
OWL name and that Of Senator Pugl
and providing Tor an appropriation d
$4,000, together With other items. fol
tse State College for Women at Chick
asha, was prepared and would be In
uoduced this afternoon. The terms
Of the bin, Senator Barefoot said, bad
been agreed upon al a conference ii
Which the two senators. members 81
the state board OF affairs, State supt
Wilson and President Eskridge partic
iDated The measure win therefore gc
before the senate, backed BY the rec
ommendation Of the board Of affairs
end department 81 education. II "A
expected that q similar bin win be
INTRODUCED IN the house by Riddle and
Brcwn
Besides the $4,000 Tor a dormitory
the BareiootPugh measure provides
$4,000 for the construction Of heat
I'M and power plant ana the follow
lng additional amounts to csYar ex
lenses Of the college for two years.
Salaries s55 700, screens $500. library
$1,000, books $500, catalogues Sli0O
bulletins $500. fuel $4,000. biology and
chemistry department $3.50, domestic
science $3.50. domestic art $4,000, mu
sis department si50o art department
$500. commercial department $500
gymnasium $500 campus improve.
ments $1,000, maps, globes and charts
s5oo.
Up to adjournment Saturday even
Inc 100 bills had been introduced il
thc senate and i2a ia The house.
The bills introduced cover a wide
variety Of subjects; though grouping
as rule, around suggestions in the
eoyemor's message Bills which viii
e' 70 criminal Jurisprudence are very
numerous and are unanimous in max
ing liie for the criminal harder. ant
in the general inclination 70 make car
rying Of concealed weapons, violation.
o. the prohibitory laws. wife desertiof
an other such matters, relonlous OF
fenses
Bills TO abolish the office Of state
printer also have been introduced
which is IN accordance with guberna
torial wishes also, but other bills ts
abolish the office Of the state gam,
warden, the board OF affairs, the STATE
highway commissioner and the stat,
fire marshal are not so much in line
with Gov Cruces policies.
Bills abolishing or CONSOLIDATING
county offices have appeared, but az
YET bills 70 abolish state educationa
Institutions are scarce, and appropria
tior bills TO date. are still scarcer
"Investigauon7 resolutions are rath
er numerous also, the senate having
ia mind particularly an investigation
OF the penitentiary ana the house al
ready having passed resolutions for Al
Investigation Of "subernatorial" an
pcintees, especially those who hay
held over from the Haskell admins
trationi an investigation into all tn
coal purchases Of the state in the las
four years, and an investigation int
the San Bois coal mine disaster at Nc
Curtain last March
A resolution calling for the invest
cation Of all state schools was ais
adopted
Only rs Of the house committee
have been named, the following az
pcintmtnts having been announced b
Speaker Maxey:
Rules; Maxey, chairman; Duran
Crawford, Williams Of Comanche, III
Of Pittsburg, cordell Hunter, Vol
burgh, Charles
Judiciary No. 4: Curtis, chairman
Pirkham, Bishop, Bolen, Curry, Glascl