Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-06

tcresting testimony anent these war
rants Is. or should he, on file in the
state senate. Still more conclusive
evidence that there Is a "nlggcT in the
Woodpile' can be found at the office
OF the adjutant general OF the state
/ militia, but the house voted today TO
keep this evidence buried.
You've certainly got TO hand IL 20
Bin Durant.
lie gets whatever he wants.
ON with the dance.
The Socialist resolution memorializ-
ing congress TO Investigate the unem-
ployed situation in this country was
tabled today on motion of Represen-
tative j. II. Reigner
The 10 appropriation bills which
were yesterday advanced TO engross-
ment and which were detailed In Fri
day mornings World, were all passed
| finally today by big majorities in each
| Instance.
Other Bills Passed.
Other bills passed finally were as
follows:
BY Edmonson of the senate: Per
mitting the county attorney who Is
now allowed deputy by the laws OF
the state TO employ stenographer
| deputy.
by McMechan Of the senate: Regu-
lating appeals from the municipal
| court, prescribing the procedure
thereof and repeating all laws IN con-
flict.
BY Burford Of the senate Permit
| ting the vacating of town or city plats
or portions thereof.
BY Chase Of the senate and Luther
lI...a 1. s.asV
county, city town, township and board
Of education treasurers to make a de-
post Of unHnvested sinking fund
money and requiring the interest thus
! collected to be apportioned
BY Barrett of the senate ProVid-
ing for the selection of members of
the board of agriculture, amending
section ., article /, chapter 2, revised
laws Of 1910.
BY Tucker and Keller of the senate
and Brown of the house: Appropria-
ton for the confederate home at Ard
more.
by Johnson of the house: Author
iZing the officers OF the country court
OF Okmulge county to collect hotel
| and travelling expenses for attending
sessions of the court at Henryetta.
BY Harrison of Hughes: For the
establishing, maintaining. keeping and
| adjusting the accounts of the physical
| property of the state, its departments
and institutions and of the official tax
! and revenue accounts Of the state with
the several counties; providing for the
apportionment monthly Of all funds
! collected by the state treasurer and
| for the calling of state warrants for
| payment; extending the powers and
! duties Of che state auditor.
| BY Lemon and FISHERMAN; PrOVid.
| ing for the payment by the state for
all animals killed ON order of the state
veterinarian On the basis of 30 peg
cent of such animals value.
| by Brown and McCrory OF the
house: Making Ringing. in Garter
| county. a county court town.
! by Brown and McCrory Of the
! house: Repeating sections I9Il 20
| 1871. inclusive, of chapter a. article
.. revised laws of 1910.
Money to Fight High Rates.
The bill appropriating $4,000 for
the expense of fighting the states two
cent passenger fare cases in the fed
erai courts was passed finally by q
! vote of so 10 II.
! The senate bill reducing the fee for
! inspection of oil and gasoline from 10
cents TO 4 four cents a barrel In lease
| of 80 barrels or morcs and providing
! that inspectors shall stencil on yecep.
tacle in. plain figures the exact gravity
of the oil or gasoline inspected was
passed finally.
| The bill by Hunter, Walden. Disney.
Sykes, Brown and Murray providing
for exclusive procedure for the sale
of fullblood Indian lands was passed
finally. This is the bill which ap.
peared in full In yesterday mornings
World.
other bills passed finally were by
Board. giving corporation commission
jurisdiction over cotton gins the same
as railroads and other public service
corporations. BY Ryan. providing for
! the punishment of abandonment after
seduction and marriage. BY Hogan,
Thomas and Mitchell. authorizing
benevolent corporations 10 take lands.
by gift or devise. by Brant, abolish
Ing township government In Usage
county. by Barrett, repeailng the
county demonstration farm law. and
by Curran. amending section 4407 Cf
the revised laws of 1910.
\ total OF 80 bills in all were passed
finally by the house today.
Representatives Cox. Hudson, Du.
rant and Long introduced "a bill pro.
NidiNg a manner of assessing and col.
lecting Il gross production tax ON oil
and defining the duties of state Ofti-
GERS in connection Herewith. This
measure is intended 10 vitalize the
per cent gross production bill which
has passed the house and senate.
The committee on public buildings
and capitol Introduced house joint .
resolution authorizing the state capitol !
commission TO acquire by purchase, !
condemnation ar by trade. additional |
land FOR the capitol site and also right |,
Of way for streets and boulevards ap. |
preaching the capitol site. The com. /,
mission is further empowered to EN-. !
plov a landscape artist Ia lay out the !,
CapIto! grounds ana approaches