Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-09
No Pensions For
Officers Widows


| / am opposing said Representative
Amos Ewing, but the direction 1t
takes"
/ Representatives A. +. Ball and j.
/ b, Dickerson both spoke fervently In
behalf Of the measure, declaring that
these women were as much entitled
to consideration as We're the widows
of men who have been killed or
manned while i'm the employ of pri-
vate corporations.
BY a close vote the house sent the
bill back to the committee on penal
institutions with instructions to elimi-
nate all pension features and draft a
new bill appropriating only money
1 enough tO compensate Mrs. Godfrey
and Miss Foster for their hospital and
medical bills.
IN committee ol ule Whole tue
mouse advanced TO llna' passage me
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uauIs Jhe oIlI.es oA s'ute llDl .,el. 81 ia.'
ana marshal OF tnt supreme couiu
This Is the tlrsl plll TO be passed. pS
the mouse thaI Nltall1es the soFeInoI
message OF economy, 49,. .,
ktpresehtaliNe NesoltC PtopVSSes
ueath TO an hiuoIlty INV INV MSs'ls5 ''pi
moves IN resolution lhtIouuceI t,I ny
nm touay WuIcl, IL duopteu' WIZ I'-
quire every resolution Gaining lor
lhNesuHatloh Ct any state oIllcl"l ~
pt accompanied d yWrllJen ana sPH
enc charges Inc IeSolutVH "ouIu
B theh be referred TO the sIanulns CON-
mlttee on lhVesIlsatlohs Oh eNecutlVe
ana JuulCl3l uS P"I 'nlellla' ' Nivi
] would be Killed or reported out TOT
/ ahopuoh as the CoIlihI,tee uesii , Iu'
! qulfe every resolution cdllihs ior tilo
! OF TINS klhd are acteu upon by the
| whole mousse without goins 10 COM
unuer tne present Tuies IeSolutloi's
hlttee' me NeSpItI rcsoluIloh soe'
/ over Ior one udy'
Resolutions OF cohIoIet,'ea oNeI tho
death OF captain - :. MatiIaS, a
FORMER MEMBER OF tle conS'tullohal
convention ana the second leBlsla'ure'
were auOpteu'
Bar Tulsa Paper.
on motion Of Representative Abney
the iulsa StaI' u negro puphcatlUn'
was barred from the house anu the
| serseahl-aI-arlliS instructed 10 uestIoy
an COPIES OF the paper Ihal .if.e mari
thelr appearance III the leBlsiatlEe
halIs hereafter HepIesentat%iEe I'VE A. AZ
hey opJecteu to an ar'lcle III lo lio Stai
] IN Whlch the legislature WIS crl'lTlleu
/ for not providing reform school Tor
colored youths
Ihe Durant Jolul IesoIutloil auuhoI
! lElns tho Doard OF allalrs TO move Ihe
governors ana oiher state Oihce9
from the school building at Ihlrd ana
walnut 20 a upWh Town location was
adopted ana sent TO Ihe senate lor
conllrmat tloh'
Inc state healln commissioner -
authorized 10 appoint an assistant az
a salary OF S1oVO year, year unuer tnn 'he
terms or a OIL lhtioduced To-Day py
Representative Durant lie Is also
{ empowered TO appoint "s many cneii-
ISIS as ne may neeu from tnle "
tlme ana 10 lhstaIl various lopoIalol
les In ms dlscretloh LOT the eAaInlna-
uon or puDlc water suppIieS, etc;
hepresehttIiNe lluusoi oI ulsa M
trouuCeu DilN 70 ploHlolt tle saH1
ing or letters testenlentarS anu Vi au-
ihlhlstratlou 70 FeSiuel''S anu lo'e's"
corporations
Guardians Restrained.
Under the terms Of a bill introduced
| by Representative Kelly Brown IL Is
made q felony for a guardian TO de-
| liver a deed TO the purchaser Of lands
] belonging to his ward. contrary to the
conditions as set forth in the order
| Of confirmation.
! The same man Is author of bill
making II q rnisdemeanor to defraud
a dentist doctor, surgeon or proprle-
| tor Of sanitarium for treatment OF
diseases
| The Durant bill providing for two
additional assistants for the attorney
general was advanced to final passage
after being amended 80 as to elimi-