TABLE "D"

President Constitutional Convention, Wm. H. Murray.

The following items constitute a detailed statement of cash paid for clerical hire, postage and other expenses, and shows the disbursement of the funds collected under a call to the citizens of the State found in Table "B," as supplemented by contributions of my own funds. This tabulated list does not constitute an indebtedness against the State, except for the amount over and above the amount collected as shown in Table "B:"

Postage allowed by Constitutional Convention from November 20th, 1906, to
April 19th, 1907..

Jos. E. Johnston, Tulsa, (paid in full) clerica cire transcribing Constitution.
Miss Josephine Schott, Perry, Okla., stenographer

C. C. Clothier. Guthrie, transcribing county boundaries in Constitution.

C. C. Clothier, Guthrie, extra work copying.

O. T. Smith, Guthrie, official reporter.

Sam A. Oppliger, Guthrie, official reporter.

Jim Noble, Guthrie, janitor..

Miss M. E. Swank, Guthrie, senographer..

Carl Richardson, Guthrie, stenographer.

Miss Nellie Swoard, Guthrie, stenographer.

Miss Maude Derling, Guthrie, stenographer..

E. C. Patton, Tishomingo, Journal and Minute Clerk

Stationery and express on typewriter..

Miss Lelia Airrington, Sapulpa, stenographer (in full of account)

Ham P. Bee. Ardmore, stenographer.

L. S. Masher. Guthrie, (paid in full)

Lon V. Smith, Guthrie, page.

200.00

270.00

160.00

60.00

6.00

258.00

274.00

141.50

29.00

12.00

4.00

26.00

110.00

2 25 52.00

50.00

Express on records from and to Guthrie and to Secretary at Lawton.

Rent, maintaining office and storage room during recesses of Convention.
Postage and express in distributing Constitu ions

6.00

35.00

175.65

Extra stenographic work answering correspondence and stationery during recesses Convention

Telegraphing members after adjournment to appear for signatures.
Postage, remaining part of session, allowed after April 19th, 1907.

9.25

110.50

Expenses of trips made as President of the Convention pending, injunction suits and disposition of the Constitution, four to Guthrie, one to Oklahoma City, aggregating

525.00

Total

2813.15

RECAPITULATION OF INDEBTEDNESS.

Table A

-Clerical hire and printing.

Table B-Cash contributed by citizens.

Table C-Delegates' mileage and per diem.

Table D-Paid by Wm. H. Murray, President of Constitutional above amount contributed funds. . . .

Total Indebtedness

Given under my hand on this the 1st day of March, 1908.

WM. H. MURRAY,
As President of Constitutional Convention.