The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-30
DOOlin is Accepted by the Senate
With ButFew Dissenting Votes
Other Two Were Re-
jected
MORE REPORTS ARE
DESIRED BY SOLONS
Call on Treasurer for Information
Bill Passed by the House Re-
cOgnizing MuskOgee
State Fair

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Oklahoma City Jan. 80. The con-
firmation Of John DooIin as state game
warden, the passage Of the Muskogee
fair bill by the house, together with
action on miscellaneous bills and res-
olutions made up the history of the
last Legislature today.
The appointment Of John B Doolin
as state game and fish warden was
confirmed BY the senate iii executive
session Wednesday afternoon, the
vote being SO in favor Of confirmation
and eight against
The senators voting for his con-
firmation were Anderson, Austin,
Aycock, Barefoot, Barrett, Blassin-
game, Board, Briggs, Carpenter, Cur
ran, Dutton, Echols, Edmondson.
Fields Franklin, Garrett, Graham,
Harlan, Horton, Kendrick, Mcclmtic,
McMeachan, Memminger, Mitchell.
Pugh, Russell, Shaw, SutherIin.
Thompson Tucker, Vandeventer, War
ner Waters, Watrous and Wilson.
lThose voting against the appointment
we're Buford, Jones, McAlester, Me-
culley. Mcintosh, Redwine, sorrels
and Thomas
The confirmation Of Doolin disposes
Of all Of the governors appointees
whose official records We're ordered
investigated by the special Session
early in December, Mr.. Doolin being
the only one to be confirmed The ap-
pointment Of Ben w. Riley secretary
Of the state election board was re-
iected by vote Of % to 10, the ap-
pointment Of Lon NJ. Frame. as chair
man Of the state board Of affairs, be-
ing yet in doubt Mr.. Frame receiv-
ed p votes. while l9 were cast
against him. The question involved is
whether or not constitutional major
ity Of % votes was necessary and it
has been announced that the matter
will be taken to the supreme court
for final adjustment.
The Muskogee state fair bin passed
the house Of representatives Wednes
day afternoon. The vote stood 55 to
A. Speaker Maxey led the fight Tor
the bin, which was by Representatives
Wyand and Carr, both Of Muskogee.
The passage Of the fair bill, and tho
passage to final roll call OF the anti
saloon league bill to make it a felony
to maintain an establishment for tho
sale OF intoxieants, or to sell intoxi-
cants to minors. or to act as Oklahoma
agent for a wholesale liquor house, or
to take or transmit liquor orders.
made up the chief work Of the house
Of representatives Wednesday.
Three resolutions by Senator
Thompson and Senator Jones calling
on certain state officers for informa-
ton bearing on finances were adopt-
ed in the senate Wednesday after.
noon.
One OF the resolutions calls on tbs
state examiner and inspector, includ.
Ing an deputies and clerks in hts of.
flee to furnish the senate with cons
plete detailed account CT where any
portion Of the state guaranty fund s
deposited, the amount deposited the
interest it is bearing, ETC. The see.
! ond resolution asks Attorney General
} West and the stats bank commissions
er to inform the senate as to whether
any Of the officers of the Farmers and
! Merchants bank. which failed IN sa-
; pulpa, have been arrested and prose-
: euted, and IF not, why not2e
The third resolution asIss State
; Treasurer Robert Dunlop for com.
; plate statement Of outstanding Illegal
warrants showing their date the NAME
; Of the payee. the holder and why such
warrants are Illegal It is stated ln
; the resolution thar IT ~ rnmored that
there are many outstanding Illegal
warrants and the object of the reso.
! luton is mainly to find out Why such
warrants are illegal
State Bank Commissioner Landlord
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