Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-30

/ OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. 29.-New
bills have been introduced in the fifth
Oklahoma legislature as follows:
House of Representatives.
No. 346, by Acton, Logan and
Lemon; Authorizing the county com
missioners of all counties to authorize
the assessment in 1915 of all cotton in
the hands Of the actual producers al
81 per bale.
No. 347, by Peebly Of Oklahoma:
Making chicken stealing a grand lar
ceny and providing a maximum pen
atty OF five years Imprisonment
| No. 34S, by Jackson of Grady: Au-
thorizing boards of education to en-
| plOy teachers under contract for q
term Of years, not to exceed three
| years.
No. $40, by jackson of Grady: Re-
lating to lien on domestic animals.
No $50, by Hill and Pritchett:
Amending the law as to action of re-
plevin before justices of the peace.
No. 35l, by McKeown of Payne: APP
propriating $3.50 for the rebuild
ing Of Morrill, hall at the State Agri-
cultural x Mechanical college at Still
water.
No. S52, by McKeown: Appropriat-
ing $240, 600 for the support and main
tenance Of the State Agricultural g.
Mechanical college.
No. 1858, by Bryant OF Usage: Pro-
viding for the purchase and free dis
tribution Of anti-toxin for the treat
ment OF diphtheria.
No. S45, by McCollister and Carpen-
ter: Appropriation for building east
cell wing of the Granite reformatory.
No. 3j5, by McCollister and Carpen-
ter: Deficiency appropriation for the
Granite reformatory.
No. S56, by McKeown Of Payne:
Appropriation for completing the third
floor OF the girls dormitory at the
State Agricultural & Mechanical col
lCge.
No. 357, by McCollister OF the house
and Carpenter Of the senate: Appro-
priation for the maintenance OF the
Granite reformatory.
No. 3bS, by Davis Of Sequoyah: Pro-
vidinE for county repositories
No. 35s, by McCollister Of the house
and Carpenter of the senate: Appro-
priation to complete, furnish and
equip the administration building,
west cell wing and bath and laundry
building at the Granite reformatory
No. $50, by Disney OF Muskogee:
Amending the sixteenth clause Of sec
ton 3S42 and the fifth clause of sec
tion 3145, Harris Day code annotated,
pertaining to exemption Of wages.
No. S6l, by Williams OF Texas: Le-
galizing the incorporation OF the town
OF Tyrone. in Texas county.
No. 1852: Providing for appeals from
county court to supreme court in mat
ters relating to taxation.
No. S63, by. Brown OF Carter Pro-
hibiting the construction Of any street
railroad or railway, telegraph or ttae-
phone line or system, gas dstribu-
lion plant, electric light or power
plant or water plant without the is
suance Of certificate Of public neces-
sity and convenience therefor by the
corporation commission.
No. ?64, by Eaton Of Muskogee.
Giving telegraph. telephone, light and
power lines the right of-way over
public streets, alleys and highways.
Senate.
No. 24b. by Killain. Approximation
for a dairy and poultry farm at the
Nlnita asylum.
No. 246. by Killam. Appropriation
for support and maintenance OF Vinita
asylum.
No. 247. by Wilson Of Canadian and
Risen: Repeating articles 1 TO 10.
inclusive, OF chapter 105 session laws
Of 1911. relating TO highways.
No. 2iS. by Austin. Amending the
law as to acknowledgements.
No. 2i9, by Barrett. Amending ,be
Law relating 10 the collection or taxes
by county treasurer.