Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-03
New Bills In the Oklah oma
- Legislature -

priating $4,000 for the establishment
of same.
No. 402, by McCollister of Greer: To
pay Greer county bailiff and witness
fees for the January term of 1912 on
scrip issued by the district court
clerk in excess of the legal levy for
the court fund.
No. 403, by Wright Of Oklahoma.
Providing that new business colleges
seeking a location in oklahoma shall
make bond to guarantee that they
will remain in the state until those
who have purchased scholarships will
be enabled to complete their courses
No. 404, by Hensley of Canadian:
Requiring the county treasurer to ap-
portion monthly to the various funds
penalties and taxes accruing upon
delinquent taxes.
No. 405, by Hensley of Canadian.
Authorizing cities and towns to CON
struct, reconstruct and repair side
walks, the cost therefor to be assessed
against abutting property.
No. 406, by Thurmond of Atoka:
Amending the law as to stay of ext-
cution.
No. 4O7, by Sykes of the house and
Davidson of the senate: Appropriat-
ing $39 900 for the support and main
tenance Of the Haskell state school or
agriculture at Broken Arrow.
No. 40S, by Thurmond of Atoka:
Abohshing the office OF county at
torney and creating the office of dis
trict attorney.
No. 4O9, by Murray Of Garvin:
Amending section 3t97, article !.
chapter 81, revised laws of 1910, re-
lating to fees of sherlffs and con-
stables.
No. 40. by Murray Of Garvin: Pro-
viding for the creation of an emer-
gency fund in counties, cities and
towns, to meet an emergency caused
by fire, tornado, epidemic or other
unforeseen dangers.
No. All, by Peebly of Oklahoma:
Providing for the insurance of school
houses, for proof OF payment of such
losses and damages as may occur,
etc.
Senate.
No. 2S7, by Fields: Approximation
for education extension work i'm the
lead and zinc mining districts Of the
state
No. 2S, by Mcintosh and Chase Of
Nowata: Fixing the venue In causes
of claims, notes and other evidence or
debt which have been assigned, sold
or transferred by or from the as.
No. 2s9. by Davidson of Tulsa: 10
divorce pipe lines from the production
Of oil, etc.
No. 290, by Davidson of Tulsa.
Fixing the maximum tax levy which
may be made in any one year for
current expenses Of counties, cities.
towns, townships and school dis
tricts.
No. 2s1, by Keller: Amending SEQ
tion 4756. revised laws OF 1910.
No. 292, by Burford: Abolishing
superior courts in all counties OF less
than $4,000 population.
No. 293, by Burford: Relating 10
the vacating Of city or town plats.
No. 294, by Wilson dewey Of the
senate and McLemore OF the house.
Authorlzl ing bond issue TO build pub
lie warehouses;.
No. 2s5, by Thomas: Authorizing
the county treasurer to collect assess
ments against real estate levied by
cities of the first class. and cities OPP
Grating under the charter form Of gov
eminent.
No. 296. by Thomas: Amending
certain sections of the existing laws
relative to school land.
No. 2s7, by McMechan: Prohibiting
the tampering with water, gas or clec-
tricity meters
No. 29S, by Barrett: Authorizing the
state board Of agriculture to employ
permanent veterinary surgeon and as
sistsnt veterinarians for the purpose
OF combating epidemics among live
stock.
No. 299, by Buckner: Providing for
terms Of the county and probate
court at Crowder, in Pittsburgh