Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-14

1-, few minor amendments. Tr-
house l-te- rejected the senate a-eu5-
Tc--s and the bill goes 20 confer
-r-= con --.t-==.
TE- road and highway bill. which
~as Fa-sSet D. the senate this wee
went o. conference today The con-
terence report r-1l-t.y VIII .s uor-
l-~-z- s-Le time Monday The lex
stature cannot adjourn until r.- dsr=
after ms c--- IS passed 1Eal-g. asl- ,
* s-ue Ec1S-re- This would i--
---zte that there : no rCsz 5.Lty
-rz- adjournment until week rrr-.
t--@y y the income Tax bin ard o..
T-EEus-'s clule sltlll se-. both g..
% -5 considered - the se-z--. are p.
-t.--- laws a. this session. adjourn
+ re-t car-o- ue looked f-r before -r-
lest o. The E--th, a. they too lr= -E--
--Le bills and come under th- Er.-
DAY provision II The constitution
Money Measures Considered.
II pu-. nance q i-s resolution -.
clear the calendar cf revenue rrs-
---s the a=-,-= devoted most ~ tr.
tEy % cons. -e-z---- q such hills T-
morning was devoted % the inherit
aIce tax r.A which was i---u1u--
l1 tn= house Or Eeg.ese e--a-ires john
s1l and G1so. The t.lI provides
Lp.e wc-ss l.s plan f-- aSs. ssi-c .--
re-tz-c= taxes than the present rz.
u this state and is friends appealed
tgr iis passage or tra- ground T-s
a-l- Is drawn AFTER '-a fashion ~ -t.
New YORK law. Il lsSs sszs from q ..
z. Ter cent according IN ..r.l--.-
stances and amount involved
Senator Davidson u Tulsa mad.
ul-t % indefinitely rrs-ua-s F-
argument a-G-s. tie tax was care
fully made AID 4 fr-ltlL S=uar
Keller Lz-s an arg lu5-t for the ..f
i sid this legislature has been lew
~ taxes .l many instances where .-
-it not have done 50. tl- .r -r-
c-s7 the Ct.cct Is aUtable
Senator 5-rfoIi made 8 Flcaro--
Argument against the l.u Ee po.rt-I
--t The situation .- Oklahoma as ra-
being c--1 1-lTe - the acc1u rfs-fur
q -arEe fortunes ard told how tr-
-zw VII. work @ hardship M -r. wsE-
rVs and children Cf men of ordinary
wealth. lie proposed as an .w.-G-
ueCt 20 the Davidson motion that the
-.- Dc changed simply t1 repeal the
cNstng inheritance TX law. Both
the motion and the tu sudment were
voted down
Reconsider Bill.
An attempt was made 20 reconsider
the vote 10y which the bill giving the
state board OF equalization uovpr %
assess unierNalucd or omitted prop
eTty ~ any time WAS passed ON the
ground that the bill would cloud the
Z uue 20 every piece ot real estate i1
tAahcmA The motion 20 rCconsidrr
Was made by senator Chase of Semi
mole. but was lost. receiving only n
affirmative votes while sS votes are
constitutional majority. The bul i
now in the hands OF the governor
IL was passed as q result of resent
court decision holding that the board
ot equalization hsd no lawful rirht
10 assess the Prairie oil 4 Cas- t'1
on undervalued property long after
the board had once passed upon the
assessment
The workmen's compensation act
vas MADE special ORDER q business
fcr le O'Clock Monday morning with
the understanding that revenue bills
are 90 have the right-of-way over tt
senator L'4v1dscu of Tulsa moved %
make his till divorcirg pipe lines
from producing companies .cer.sf
down
Bills signed.
Governor Williams signed several
Institutions and the following other
bills.
BY Barrett-Providing a nine-heur
working day for women.
BY NcMechan-Apprupriaticn f1r
new building at Edmond normal
BY monson-Providing for Ger
tan county attorneys to employ ste
nographers instead Of deputies
BY Watrous-Appropria for
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Feeble Minded.
BY Franklin - Appropriation 0f
100000 for science building So state
university.
BY Tucker and Keller-Appropri l-
ton for construction Of dining room
and Kitchen az school for deaf az sui
phur
BY Ryan-Pruviding severe punish
ment for abandonment Of wife and
children.
BY Franklin-Exemptin libraries
Of ministers from taxation.