The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-03-01

Of NEWLAW
ENACTED
MEASURES PASSED BY PRES
EMF LEGISLATuRE AND
SIGNED BY GOVERNOR

+ Oklahoma city, March FOLLOW
ing are measures that nave bee
. signed BY the governor and are no'
, laws:
Appropriations.
S. B. No. 2G1, by senate committe
on appropriations. Appropriating De
ficiency for the maintenance of tn
state auditors office for the remain
der Of the fiscal year, ending Jun,
80, 1873, the sum Of $2.26S. Emer
gency.
Il S. b. No. 1926 senate committee OF
appropriations. Re appropriatint
funds appropriated b.. chapter 1A
session laws of 1913, $4,000 TO pay
| the per diem of members and en-
lployes and contingent expenses of the
house of representatives of the ex-
Itraordinary session of 1913. Emer-
gency
S. lib. No. 319, by Killam appropri-
ating $4,000, for the prevention Of
lfoot and mouth disease and declaring
IAN emergency, to be expended By the
state board Of agriculture.
General Measures.
| S. B. No. 13S, by O'Neill. To pro-
vide for the support and maintenance
of certain unfortunate INDECENT per-
sons, not otherwise provided for may
be sent to institutions designated b.
the governor.
II b.. 80. IA. BY Brown and Clark,
amending section 1902, revised laws
1sn0, providing for the exemption Of
farm products remaining in the raw
state. such as cotton, corn, wheat,
oats and the like, from adyalorem
taxation and making same subject to
income tax laws OF the state. Elmer
gency. q
S. B. No li12 by Logan, relating to
publication of legal notices, and pro-
4yiding that the party Or attorney np-
on whose application or behalf mo-
tice shall be published In accordance
with law shall have the right to des-
ignate the newspaper in which such
publication shall be rad; provided
such newspaper shall come within the
provisions of section 295i, revised
laws 1910.
IS. B. No s47, BY legal advisory |
amending section 319o
revised laws 1910, relating to acqui- |
sition bu purchase or condemnation
Of real estate for the use
Of the U. S. government for sites
or postoffices, custom houses, arsen-
sls, forts, game preserves, national
larks etc.
IS. B. No. 80 by Pugh, amending
section 7412, chapter 72. article Q, re-
Used laws 1910, providing that treas
irer's certificate shall be evidence OF
egularity Of tax resale, and provid-
ng that notice shall be published in
ewspaper in town where property is
Dcated or of general circulation
herein, the description, name of rec /:
I'd, cwner, and facts pertaining to II
ale for one issue.
S. B. No. 949, by legal advisory !
ommittee, providing that the COVER +
or shall fill vacancies in the United I
tates senate for Oklahoma by APP {
ointment to be operative until--tAe q
sople shall nominate and elect a 6
lalified successor Emergency.
S. B. No. ST. by Logan. An act to \
cilitate the registration of domesti7
limals eligible and providing that it
lall be misdemeanor finable in the
ina of $50 for non compliance. n
III. B. No 20, by Lemon and Jack
N, prescribing the poweres and du-
es of district school boards. the 81
amer of converting pupils to and :,
ON school in consolidated schoo. :,
stricts. under certain conditions. to
oyide transportation for pupils.
S B. No. lO3. by Bickel Ammend-
g section 6312 revised laws 1919. "
lating to maintaining suits and re- .
lses of mortgages by foreign exc =
tors. Emergency. II
H. B. No. II. by Sitton, amending
ction 1. chapter l2O. session laws
loIai, fixing the time taxes assess
on adyalorem basis become delin-
ent, prescribing penalty and pro- &C &C
ling that no demand for taxes shall a
necessary. First half to be paid CO
or before January first and the u
,ond half on or before the 18th das 70
June. to become delinquent, bear 10
crest at the rate of ls per cent in