Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-29

for the measure, declared that the
purpose OF the bill was 90 make the
corporations dance 10 u music
I'VE want TO put them under the
direct control ~ the state declared
Hudson. "Tf This bin becomes a law
it Is worth 800 600 to the people Of
the state. Mr.. Davidson ana myselI
have worked six months on the meas
ure and we know that it Is constltu-
%tional.'
Both Would Leave.
Some member interrupted Hudson
at this point 10 ask n he had ever
submitted the bill 10 the attorney
general.
mo, l have not" replied the rep
sentative from Tulsa, "and further
more, / Will say that when II comes
to pass that ! cannot draft a bill
without running 10 the attorney gen
eral with II for his advice III resign
as a member Of this Legislature n 80
home.
MIR. Speaker" said Sykes, 81 de-
sire to add that whenever Mr.. Hudson
has TO do that ! viii SO home with
him"
The bill was passed by a vote that
was insufficient 10 cI'rI ,nC ~
Sehty C'ause ana Jmo ~ ""a 80
ny lne sPeaNof WI" '"o INV ''
CLAUSE stiichth oul' ol
me ptIl DS pau % l'e oHs &c
las 1roN"'" " ri' % 3Ss'',vtJ, Sec,
slul"E loi lHo PoS m,VI1 uL ~n,,,oanor
cases, was also passed without the
me ptg5eIt nnSS
PlVNluos io' .ns nStl.il W foiNnV,
luiI'ase u s'atS "tl"cS ~. Lfr ia' 80
casG9 anu vac ellvNt " ms ~ ." ~
aaahe inc Id" i'0'""'
'"'' ua.1 M, C,.or
WYNN" '"''
House phi NO 2l9 by Cash' pIoNlu,
ing Tor the eIecloh OF coroIeTs anu
llXlng the terms Tor county oIIloeIS'
was up Ior llnai passage nut was Stul
PACK 10 the judiciary committee WIN
instructions TO amend IL so as TO pro-
Nluc Tor county SuperlIteHueI'S Oh
SCHOOLS ana county trG@suIeIs 10 ,ahr
olilce IN jury ana az othor couIlS
olIIVeIS on ehe lIIsI Mo"uay !" ia"
uuIy; u c.u
o'neI oiiIS passeu lI"a"y "He a.
4oio"s, r-,,
no IVo, py Mcheo"H' inNIiaIl an"
10 -, ~.- 49, l- ~
o. WIle OF ChiIu ana pIoNlul"s pun
lSiIlent Iherelor'
~. -, ny SaIlWtt I'm anu Apn'S
hstapIlshlug a IeslsiallIt IeIelelet OF
Itlol ilatlot puIcau ioi lHe DeneiN V
"'SIiloeis oi .nG S'ate IIs S'd hISnbj,
Load ana yinc ]n1iniog district IN The
northeast part Of the state and provid-
ing an assistant mine Inspector there
for
Morning Sessions.
The house will tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock. Speaker Nc
Crory explained that morning SEES
sions are necessary now on account Of
the congested condition Of the calcn-
dar. The bills creating the office of
county cotton grader, providing for
the rebuilding Of Wilkin hall at the
Tonkawa preparatory school, and
amending section Ass, revised laws of
1910, relating to code of civil pro-
cedure, were all advanced to cngross-
ment and final passage by the house
in committee Of the whole.
Representative Durant introduced a
bill today appropriating the sum OF
S1O,276 to pay firemen's pension and
relief claims in certain cities Of the
state, under the law passed by the leg
islature several a ago. The Okla
homa City fire department is the big
gest beneficiary under the terms of
the bill, as It will receive $4,000;
Tulsa is next. with S1.9SS: Sapulpa's
share is S456, while BartlCsyille dra VS.
1891 and Ardmore SAT-.
Ea,o,s Cotton As.cssmart
twenty Ne" DlIS were htrouuceu
AIloh ana lemon are duthors OF d
measure auIhoTlZlhs IN" assessment OF
al COTTON IN lslo III me halius OF Ihe
ProduceT at - per uaIe'
Chlckeh steallng IS maue a srahu
arcehy p~unlshapIe ny Imprisonment
fi,,o yoare in y biil in]trodu"ad NV
Peeblv.
Boards OF education are authorized
to employ teachers for terms Of from
one to three wears under the terms of
a bin bv Representative jackson of
Grady county.
Bills appr0priating $4,000 for the
support and maintenance Of the state
A. & NJ. college at saltwater and $22,-
600 for rebuilding Morrill, hall at still
were introduced bv Reprcsenta-
tive McKeown.
Various apuropriation measures to
are Of the suppo and mainten-
ance and construction Of new build
at the Granite reformatorv were
pla ced ON first reading.
Brown OF Carter comfy introduced
a hin which would urohibit the con-