Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-05
DURANT PRESIDES
DURING THE CRISIS

IN lash' A.. " a - 4 q a'lNt ID
Nineteen senate appropriation bills,
each item showing a substantial in
crease over the 1913 appropriations,
were passed by the house Of repre-
seutatiycs today.
Speaker McCrory took the floor and
/ Representative ". A. Durant occupied
the chair during consideration OF
these bills In committee Of the whole.
The combination proved effective and
the bills We're advanced 10 engross-
ment in forty minutes time. Fights
were made on but two OF the meas
ures, but they were decidedly unsuc-
cessful.
Following are the amounts appro-
priatcd:
Central State Normal at Edmond,
maintenance and support, SlOl,263.34.
Northwestern State Normal al Alva,
maintenance and support, $3S,IS3.34.
Southeastern State Normal at Dur
I ant maintenance and support S26,-
/ 5S3.34.
East Central state Normal at Ada,
/ maintenance and support, $3GjS3.34.
Southwestern State Normal at
. Weatherford, maintenance and sup
. port, $lh,jS3.34.
Northeastern state Normal at Table
. quah, for payment of salaries Of fac
/ ulty S2S,jS3.34.
Institution for Feeble Minded at
/ Enid, erection and equipment Of new
/ buildings $4,000.
oklahoma school for the Deaf at
sulphur. support and maintenance,
/ $l3O.O44
! state Training School at Pauls Val
| ley, maintenance, support repair and
/ equipment $90,462.
Institute for the Feeble Minded at
Enid support and maintenance. 500
600.
State Home for Orphans at Pryor
support. maintenance and construc-
/ ton Of sidewalks, S1l3,3O0.
state school for the Blind at Mus
kogee, support and maintenance, $75,-
600.
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Fight ON Jury system.
Senate Joint resolution No, % by
sutherlin. proposing a submission to
"A vote of the people of q constitu-
tional amendment reducing the num-
Der of Jurors In all cases from twelve
TO eight. caused a stormy debate but
was advanced to engrossment 10y a
vote of 43 10 80. Proponents Of the
measure openly declared that Gov
ernor Williams wanted this amend
mcnt submitted TO the people. pppo-
.uents of the resolution declared thdI
there was no popular demand Tor
change I'm the present jury system
and that "a reduction in the nulnber
OF jurors would StIlouSlS dllt'l INC
life and property rights OF cluzehs'
The amendment provides that three
fuurths Of jury OF eight men may
return q verdict IN an nut leioHy
cases, i'm which case III must ue
unanimous verdict.
The resolution submitting an
amendment to abolish county courts
was called up. Representative Lewis
Hunter introduced substitute reso-
luton, copied after the California
law and which he said had the en-
doremcut of Judge rom poSle oil
the oklahoma criminal court OF ap-
peals. The substitute was ordered
printed and further action on tine
matter was deferred until the next
senate day.
The Socialist members introduced
resolution memorlaliZing congress 10
investigate tho causes for the vide
unemployment In this country ana
lf possible furnish relief The resolu-
uou went oyer under the rules iot
one day. ,,
iNihE blo'h9 hlh'
REPRESENTATIVE Amos Ewing sue
cccled Inn retardiug the progress Of
the deficiency appropriation Of S55,-
55- fov paymcnt Of the military war
rants hy introducing "a resolution call
inc f,r tN. ..unpintmout Of "A commit