The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-09
WOMAN PRESIDING OKLA
HOMA SENATE ADJOlRNS
EARLIER THAN EVER BEFORE
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| ods of treating bovine tuberculosis
and regulating the sak,ries of Off
cials OF Nowata county were passed
! by the senate.
Eight bills were approved by the
house in committee of the whole ycst-
erday and two killed. One of the
bills which was killed provided tha,
| all persons handling food for sale tc
the public should pass a physical ex-
animation and hold certificate OF
health.
Among the bills advanced to final
roll call. was one providing for the
abolishment of the superior court at
Muskogee and the creation of an ad-
ditional district judge for the county.
Committee reports in the senate in
cluded
Committee on education.
Favorable report on house bill 1923
setting the time for filing contests
under elective offices; committee on
education: Favorable report on house
bill 16S providing formation of union,
graded and consolidated schools; fav-
orable report on senate bill S57 chang
ing the name Of the Miami school Of
mines 10 Miami university and install
ling an additional course in mining;
committee on hospitals and charities:
Favorable report on senate bill S63.
abolishing the tuberculosis sanitarium
~, IL. Ta,, 4. Ia. ht
to furnish expert medical and surgi-
cal attention free TO persons unable
TO afford it, favorable report on SEN
ate bill 900 permitting counties to
erect quarters at county poor farmS
for treatment Of tubercular inmates
A special committee reported fav-
orably house bill 206 relative TO free
township and county fairs.
Bills 800 to 1898 were introduced in
the senate They included;
395 by Roy Harvey. republican,
prohibiting Architects and Civil Engi-
neers OF the state from Over.estimat-
+ ing construction costs and providing a
penalty: 1886, also by Harvey, TO pre-
vent conspiracies against the state,
cities, towns or municipalities in the
letting of contracts; S91 by w. j.
Holloway, democrat. increasing the
salary of the state superintendent OF
public instruction from s2,500 to $4,-
900 year; 1893 by r. l.. Davidson,
democrat, making a supplementary
appropriation of $4,000 to dedray the
expenses of district judges when go
ing outside their towns to try cases.
The senate passed the bill vitalizins
the constitution in regard to ap'
pointment OF representative during
the decennial period beginning the
sixteenth day after the general cleo
ton of 1922. and ending the fifteenth
! day after the general election of 1882.
A change in districts and representa-
tives will be made during the decen-
NAL period. under the bill. The SEN
ate devoted the time from TO
o'clock to memorial services for the
late speaker Champ Clark of Mis-
souri,.
Oklahoma City, March 9.-Senate
bill No. 31S. authorizing the board OF
regents of the University of Oklahoma
10 set uSlNt NfINdlil foi eiNAs' ~ 49,
camps for the construction of dorml-
tories and to issue bonds for such
building to the extent OF 100000. was
parsed at a morning session OF the
senate of the Oklahoma legislature
today. The bill was written BY Luther
Harrison of the senate and K. c. Har-
die OF the house. 1t provides that
the bonds shall DC issued in lots OF
500 600.
Among other bills passed by the
senute was house bill Sc, providing
compensation for road supervision ana
house bill 424 making an appropria-
tion of $4,000 TO pay newspapers Tor
publication last November Of argu-
ments on. the initiated and referred
measures voted on at the general
election.
A delegation Of l50 alumni Of the
University of Oklahoma appeared to"