Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-12

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The bill passed the senate almost
without opposition. The warrants al
feCted include about six thousand dol
lars Of Red Book claims, held by the
Democrat Publishing company oI
Tulsa, $4,000 In favor or former state
Printer Giles w Farris, who was I'M
peached and removed from office by
the fourth legislature, $1,000 In favor
Of the Guthrie Leader, Of which Les
lie G. Niblack is owner, and several
minor claims.
Representative John II. Wright OF
Oklahoma county led the fgnt against
the bill in the house today. II. the
warrants were legal they should he
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Representative D.ekeTSon, EepuOu-
/ can, who was a member OF the state
board Of affairs under the Haskell
administration, pointed out the illegal
/ ity Of several OF the disputed war
rants. He declared that TO his GER
| tain knowledge one OF the Leader war
rants was raised from 500 TO H2,SO0
and warrants for the latter amount
were issued. He pointed % the fact
that these same warrants We're the
cause Of one state official being i'm
peached two years ago.
The bill by Powell prescribing potA
hanging and electrocution as methods
Of execution in this state was killed
on final rollrall, there being but 80
affirmative votes. This bill was sub
sttuted a few days ago for the Dick
erson-Abney measure to abolish cap
ital punishment altogether The
death Of the Powell measure means
that the existing law providing for
eleCtroCution will become effective, as
the house has already passed bill
appropr'ating money for the installa-
tion Of an electric chair at the state
penitenuary where al! legal excel