The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-03-20
GENERAL PORK BILL
PRESENTED TO SENATE
CLOSING DAYS OF ASSEMBLY
SEE RUSH or WORK;
BILLS SIGNED
Special to The Daily Leader.

Special to The Daily Leader. a
Oklahoma City March 20.--Tht
general appropriations bill was re-
ported out OF committees this at.
ternoon and is being considered
There Is much opposition to man,
items. but the steam roller is work
ing smoothly
Speaker McCrory said today that
final adjournment cannot be taken
Monday, but members are inclined to
differ With him. Many members
have gone home.
The speaker declared that no more
members would be excused from at
tendarse during the remainder OF
siie session and pointed out that II
they continued to leave tonight and
tomorrow as they have been during
the past two days there will be no
quorum BY Monday Il
Some highly important natters
are to- be considered Monday said
the speaker, and It Ia imperative
that We have at least fifty members
on hand. i want to giye warning
right now that attachments will be
issaed fyr aliss absent members and
they win be compelled to return to
Oklahoma city at their own ex
nense,s
Tt Pass Pork Hillain 5llHours.l
.lisenator Thomas SAID the general
appropriations gill; would be dispos-'
ed Of in fiveihohrs' time. @ s3
cttton Gin HiIl Pissed MI
4 Both.houses accspte dthe+ report o..
the contereas on the bill by Senator
Board, which places cotton gins un-
der the Jurisdiction Of the corpora
ton commission. In its amended
form The bill provides that no, cotton
sip can be, operated unless It is Il
censed by the commission, but there
IS provision !, whereby license
must be, granted upon the application
OF. fifty. farmers, M Ii ta,
The; senate bill permitting thfi
state board Of equalization to asses, !,
rnderyaiued, er omitted.rpropatt \ a
any time within three wears time was
reconsidered by the hepse ytodas
School Heath Bill Passed.
4 4 The Senate passed finally a horde
cf house bills Including the bill by
Young. requiring teachers to inspect
pupils as. TO their health and make
propet report. 1t provides for a
special course at all sumner nor
mails that teachers MAY beG5ausI; 4
how ia make such inspections
The bill providing for the estae-
,ishu,ent Of Industries at the state
'senitentiary was passed finally hat
the provision fora binder tw'1e "a
torv. was eliminated and the board
Of affairs authorized to expend Soo'-
ooo for any industries it might ceer"
proper. y
Adopts Compensation Act.
The workmen's compensation ac'
which has been entirely rewr re
since ii was passed by the housa seN
eral weeks ago; was passed tnafy
IN the senate by a vote of 81 to :,
The house later refused to eoneor
IN the senate amendments, ana re
mi. went to conference LABOR
leaders here are offering odds of .~o
- one that the bill will neyef ns.
come a law. As it passed the house
,he Att was eminently fair accord
10 10 the labor interests. but in us
nresept form It viii be no real ben
efit to the workins man
The joint resolution by sutAernn e'.
.,.s NsAlister. proposing constitu-
tional amendment whereby ci',es
.n levy special taxes for pubic
nroyements - was passed finally. dt
a.ov,aes that such special levy shan
not ~ i exceed five mills and must eN-
.ss nv. sor ! period of not to exceed >
'.aars s II is intended to make it pos
s,n,e for schoolhouses and other pup
.,-..-L an paoe Five.)