The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-04-03


an act empowering the state supern,,
tendent to appoint state inspectors OF
schools and fixing his duties and salary.
By Edmoudson and Barrett; an act
giving the county superintendent OF Pub'
lie instruction a right to employ a clerk
and declaring an emergency. Apphes 10
counties ~ over 25,b0O, permits super
intendent TO expend $500 per annum Tor
clerk hire. with consent Of county COM
missioners.
BY Peebly. an act amending section
;. article l6. Of chapter 2i9. ot the Session
Laws Of Oklahoma, 1913, relating TO the
school district to another.
BY Lemon and Jackson. prescribing
the powers and duties Of distHct school
boards, the manner OF conveying pupils
to and from school in consolidated dis.
! tricts, and empowering Independent and
common school districts, under te-tsin
conditions. 10 provide transportation for
pupils
] by Childers and Harrison Of Seminole,
and McCord Of the House, and DAVIDSON
Of Tulsa. and watrous OF the Senate,
providing for the issuance OF teachers
certificates to graduates Of certain col
leges' and acceptance Of credits
1 ~ Lemon, to amend Section II. Of
Article 6. Of Chapter 2ls, Of Session
Laws Of the State Of oklahoma. 1913,
relating to schools and the employment
OF teachers.
BY Durant and Lemon. providing for
incorporated towns and cities where State
schools are located not maintaining
high school to aid in support Of said
state school. and providing how same
BY watrous. making an appropriation
out OF the game protection fund to pay
to Wallace Evans game farm certain
monies due It for cer,ain propagaung
game furnished 10 the State.
u BY Thomas, authorizing teachers certi-
fcates TO graduates OF high and agricu!-
] tural schools.
J BY sen Comm. on apprp.. providing IL
y brary fees, etc, st state institutions.
BY Eaton, providing for school grounds
being used as public recreation grounds.
] BY Powell, amending Sections isSl and
Il 1888, Revised Laws OF Oklahoma, 1910,
relating 70 matter of voting on excess
levy Tor school purposes;
BY Young and Tucker. authorizing
/ Boards u Education Of cities Of the first
class to prepare budgets, and prohibiting
cess levy. II any be needed . be voted.
By Young, requiring teachers to in
spect pupils as to their health and to
make reports TO their parents or guar
dians
BY Barbee. to amend law relating to
apportionment OF school funds.
By Tucker and others, amending laws
relating 90 the holding of the annual
school meeting and providing for the
reporting Of collections and disburse-
ments by county treasurer TO school dis
having Charter form of government
may hN a number Of members OF the
] BY Wright, providing that new busi-
ness colleges shall make bond to guar
4 antee remaining In business until those
who have purchased scholarships will be
enabled TO complete TIE course
BY Sutherlin. amending Session Laws,
1913, prescribing laws for the government
OF the common schools of oklahoma.
NJ BY Powell and Others. providing for
the dissolution uf consolidated school
districts and the distribution Of the in
debtedness Of such districts.
Public Morals
! By Barry, providing for separate tele-
phone booths for white and colored pat
By the Prohibition Enforcement Com
mittees Of House and Senate. an act pro-
viding for scientific temperance instrus-
ton In the public schools and all edu-
cational institutions
by Barrett and Russell, to provide for
the partial support OF poor women whose
husbands are dead or convicts. or insane.
when such women are mothers of chill
dren under the age OF fourteen years
By Chlders and Thomas, for construct
ing and equipping electrocution appara-
tus for death chair.
BY Fields, providing for the creation
% commission to be known as the
oklahoma llliteracy Commission and de-
inning its duties and powers.
Ry Durant, McCord and Clark of the
House. and Shaw, Waters. Risen and
: Burford OF the Senate, providing for
Inspection and license fee for manage
ment and control OF hotels. lodging
and rooming houses, drug stores, gro
Icery stores, restaurants, drink fountains,
lconfectlonaries, fruit stores. bakeries and
; meat markets, and all places under sup
I ervision Of the State Commissioner OF
Health.
] BY Wright. an act authorizing persons
10 form private corporations for the pur-
pose OF conducting, carrying on, main
tanning and operating automobile races,
baseball games and other public sports,
and declaring an emergency ,-
I By Buford, an act authorizing incor-
, pOrated cities and towns to acquire ad-
ditional lands for cemetery or park pur'
poses.
, BY O'Nenl. to provide for the support
and maintenance OF certain unfortunate
, INDECENT persons, not otherwise provided
for may be sent to institutions desig-
mated by Governor.
by Logan, relating 10 publication OF
legal notices. and providing that the party
or attorney upon whose application or
, behalf a notice shall be published In ac-
? cordance with law shall have the right
7 TO designate the newspaper.
BY Watrous OF the Senate and Childers
OF the House. providing for superin-
! tendent for cemeteries elected by The
l board OF directors and to receive salary
, provided for in bylaws.
BY Harris, providing that pension
= may be granted to disabled and depend
ent Confederate soldiers, sailors anC
, their widows, and 10 make appropriation
J therefor; creating the office OF commits
BY Maxey, providing for the merger
" or the consolidation OF two or more IN
surance companies and prescribing th'
duties OF the Insurance Commissioners
BY Brown, creating State bureau o
standards. weights, measures and tests
OF methods OF weighing, measuring an'
4, testing.
y By Clark, McCord and Durant OF tn,
= House, AMI Burford OF the Senate, re
quiring all manufacturers and whole
: sale dealers in food and drugs TO registe
= with the state Commissioner Of Health
giving their names and addresses
BY Hudson, creating Board OF Exam
Y iners and Inspectors OF plumbing fl
= cities and towns Of at least 1000 in
Ihabltants.
. BY Brown, authorizing cities and town
: to establish cemetery funds
q BY Childers, forbiddlng rairloaa to nam
n stations different from postOiiice.
NJ, BY Durant. defining the liability o
" sureties on official bonds OF less thai
- the penal sum.
BY Cartwright and Abney, to grant spc
\ cinc authority to cities TO pass ordi
u dances requiring all able bodied men be
j. tween the ages Of 2i and 90. TO work tn
J. public highways independent Of the Law
> relating to roads and highways in tn
j. rural districts Of the State.
= BY Mitchell, providing for the issur nc
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