The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04

house program for the three asyIu,ns
and the feeble minded Institution n,
Enid, a building for the PRYOR
orphans home and some huldInp
improvements at Pauls Valley n
also provides for womens build
ing at the McAlester penitcntihrV'
The institutional appropriation
bill as IL Will he discussed in com
mittoe OF the whole house. carries In
ss0unn humbers 80, zoo, 600 as against
SV,4OO,O0O passed at the regular
session.
The senate departmental bin as
passed by that body and sent to the
mouse carries an appropriation OF
f,s5S12, or $4,000 less tnan
was authorized by the senate at Inc
regular session.
The house cut down the denart-
mental bill sl,20O.OOo at the regular
session, ana II IL now evident that
similar reduction IN In store for
H. Pcfhaps II would be moro exact
10 stata that the present intontiop
Of the house members ia to noss
their own bill and allow the senate
bil a place TO rest in the chamber
Of nOn-action
Passage OF three house bills nv
The senate marked tho opening OF
the second weeks session. Those
disposed OF without amendment
wore.
No. . emergency appropriation OF
S257,9S3 for the salaries OF univor-
sity teachers and maintenance: No.
g. appropriating $780, 900 for A. a
NJ deIiclency; No. Is, rcappropriat-
ing $4,000 for the secondary agri-
cultural school at Goodwen.
Pass Many Bills.
aNt aasNs l.
clothes for passage OF senate bills.
No. Z, making an nfappropriatlon for
the first half OF the summer normal
terms at the six normals. CARRYING
an appropriation of $12,99g, was
passed, but Senator Golobie's effort
To get an additional $4,000 for the
negro normal at Langston was with
drawn after considerable parloy.
The $4,000 appropriation for
completion of the tuberculnr sani-
tarium AZ Talihina was passed by he
senate, Clark Nichols scoldlng Flem-
ing for not asking for more money.
The Fleming retort was that the
house members had told him he
could have what was asked for and
no more, hence his modesty as TO
the amount
The emergency clause lost on No.
10, providing s122,OO0 for univer-
sity buildings, but the measure was
passed by vote of % ayes and five
nays.
No. II provides travelling ex-
penses I'm the sum Of 5000, for the
Industrial supervision OF eleemosy-
nary institutions. and No. II was
for $540. TO pay Henry Carr for ex-
pcnses incurred when he thought he
was the head of the eleemosynary
regents, but only later to ascertain
that he was the head" with the
worG figure" preceding II. Colonel
Carr will have to wait until 80 days
after the legislature adjourns az
the emergency failed to keep pace
with the bill proper.
No. 81, providing $40, 900 for sick
wards OF the state and providing
that the state superintendent of
| health shall have control of 10 beds
at the University hospital was car
ried with only Spurlock voting
| against II.
No. 32, providing an approprla-
tion of $1,000 for the geological
| survey building at the university
was passed by the senate.
No. 33, providing s330,000 for the
tubercular hospital AT clinton,
brought on a battle. Fleming con-
tended that the hospital Is n twin
to that at Talihina and there was
no reason why It should have so
much money.
The bill was passed by a vote of
"a to 10, five democrats joining an
equal number of republicans in
voting no.
No. 36. appropriating $S5,000 for
the completion and equipment OF a
building for the Chickasha college
for women was passed by the sem
ate
No. 2s, which increases the salary
OF the. state highway commissioner
and appropriates an emergency fund
for the highway department, was
passed after short debate. The
emergency was lost and McPherren
gave notice that he would attempt
to reconsider this losing OF the i'm
mediate spending prospect. The
total amount is s40.940.
No. 4, appropriating $40. 900 to