Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-24

will satisfy the latter and his friends.
The bin that IS 10 ne reported out, it
6, said viii put about two hundred
banks eut Of business II it becomes q
law.
Danger Signals.
Outside Of the fight that is sure 10
come up on a number of the bills rec
commended by the governor, there are
Il few other matters that are not go
Ing 70 have very peaceful effect
upon the solons.
The county assessor bill, which
passed the house Yesterday. and Is
now In the hands Of the senate is in
q stern-rammed bark on trouble
some sea. II passed the house in the
face Of bitter opposition from the
farmer members and many west
sidcrs. and this opposition will reap
pear, but in u more virulent form, in
the senate, II is said. The bin gives
the county commissioners the author
Iity to place the county assessor on
salary and furnish him with deputies
II is patterned after the Arkansas
law i'm that 1t requires the taxpayers
to go TO the assessor instead Of the
sOrS Of the east side are I'm dire need
Of such Il law, but the west side Of
icials are perfectly contented with the
present arrangement.
The senate has advanced TO final
passage resolution to submit a grad
Iuatod land tax amendment To voters at
the next general election, and it will
no doubt be enacted 10y the house and
signed 10y the governor. Twice before
similar laws have been placed upon
the statute books by a vote Of the
people but IN each instance they have
been knocked out 10y the courts.
The Railroad Lobby. ....
The bill hy Barrett Of shawnee, re-
luiring railroads in this state TO main
tain hospitals inside the state for their
employees is almost sure to be killed
or the hoor If not in committee,
There is hardly commercial club or
chamber Of commerce in the state
that has not sent in a resolution ask
ug the legislature 10 refrain from
passing the railroad hos pital bill or
any other sumptuary legislation
against railroads. In addition 20 this
Ill-pOWcrful influence thousands OF
railroad employees have pctitioncd the
Legislature along similar ines until /
as one member expressed it, 10 looks /
like the railroad workers didn't want
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The Court Problem.
one of the vital matters now bee
fore the legislature concerns the
status If lIe supreme ,nurf commits
sion. Th. docket ~ t4c -uprcme
court lis .s overloaded as IL has ever
Ut.r and tH. .uur,fnc .strt .puuis-
sion created Hy A Legislative. acf two
Years ago Mil automatically expire
within the next DO davS A hin was
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