Done in open Convention at the City of Guthrie, in the Territory of Oklahoma, on this, the sixteenth day of July, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and seven, and the Independence of the United States of America one hundred and thirty-first. ATTEST:
JOHN McLAIN YOUNG,
Secretary. WM. H. MURRAY, President of the Con- stitutional Convention of the proposed State of Oklahomaand Delegate from District No. 104.
PETE HANRATY, Vice President ATTEST:
CHAS. H. FILSON,
Secretary of Oklahoma. ALBERT H. ELLIS,
Second Vice President and
Delegate 14" District. Philip B. Hopkins, District No. 75. William N. Littlejohn, Dist. 78. C. N. Haskell, District 76. James R. Copeland, Dist. 62. C. S. Leeper, 96. C. V. Rogers, Dist. 64. T. O. James, Dist. No. 1. B. E. Bryant, Dist. 47. C. H. Pittman. J. S. Latimer, 99. J. H. N. Cobb. Jno. B. Harrison, 45. C. N. Board, 73. Joel M. Sandlin, Dist. 22. W. S. Dearing, Dist. 44. L. J. Akders, Dist. 102. David S. Rose, Dist. 15. John L. Mitch, Dist. 29. Geo. A. Henshaw, Dist. 107. W. A. Ledbetter, District 103. W. F. Hendricks, Dist. 10. Christopher C. Mathis, Dist. 100. James H. Chambers, Dist. 105. Edwin T. Sorrells, Dist. 92. William J. Caudill, Dist. 50. Carlton Weaver, Dist. 87. Cham Jones, Dist. 101. Henry S. Johnston, Dist. 17. John M. Carr, Dist. #54. J. E. Sater, Dist. 20. I. B. Littleton, Dist. No. 32. Milas Lasater, District 94. J. B. Tosh, Dist. 52. Samuel W. Hayes, District 85. J. K. Hill, Dist. 63. James I. Wood, Dist. 89. J. J. Savage, Dist. 48. David Hogg, Dist. 43. J. S. Buchanan, Dist. 34. Flowers Nelson, Dist. 68. J. C. Graham, Dist. 106. Delphas G. Harned, Dist. 9. J. A. Alderson, Dist. 12. J. Howard Langley, Dist. 65. Boone Williams, Dist. 97. G. W. Wood, Dist. #8. W. L. Helton, Dist. 24. S. W. Ramsey, Dist. 30. Edward R. Williams, Dist. 3. R. L. Williams, District No. 108. J. F. King, Dist. No. 16. Henry L. Cloud, Dist. No. 23. J. W. Swarts, Dist. 61. E. F. Messenger, Dist. #82. W. E. Banks, Dist. No. 51. John J. Carney, Dist. 36. R. J. Allen, Dist. 93. Gabe E. Parker, Dist. 109. Charles M. McClain, Dist. No. 86. W. C. Hughes, District 28. Fred C. Tracy, Dist. No. 2. H. O. Tener, District 42. G. M. Berry, Dist. No. 18. Joseph J. Curl, 57. William C. Liedke, Dist. 83. O. H. P. Brewer, 77. J. A. Baker, Dist. 81. George Norton Bilby, 6. T. C. Wyatt, Dist. 33. C. H. Bower, Dist. 41. Charles L. Moore, District No. 13. J. K. Norton, Dist. 35. A. L. Hausam, Dist. 70. W.T.S. Hunt, Dist. 27 J. J. Quarles, District #56. A. S. Wyly, Dist. 72. Ben. F. Harrison, District 88. William H. Edley, Dist. 53. E. G. Newell, Dist. 19. Neal B. Gardner, #91. Hamner G. Turner, Dist. No. 80. James A. Harris, 71. Thad D. Rice, Dist. 38. Benjamin Floyd Lee, 110. A. G. Cochran, Dist. 98. Territory of Oklahoma, Logan County: I, Wm. H. Murray, President of the Constitutional Convention of the proposed State of Oklahoma, do hereby certify that the within and foregoing is the original parchment enrollment of the Constitution and the several articles thereof adopted by the Constitutional Convention of the proposed State of Oklahoma, to be submitted to the people of the proposed State of Oklahoma for ratification, and that all the interlineations therein contained and all the erasures and words stricken out, were made and done before the same was signed by the President, the Vice-Presidents, and the members of said Convention. Witness my hand this the sixteenth day of July, A. D., Nineteen Hundred and Seven. Wm. H. MURRAY, President of the Constitutional Convention of the proposed State of Oklahoma ATTEST: JOHN McLAIN YOUNG,
Secretary.
The U.S. Constitution was signed in the year 1787.
The Constitution was signed on September 17,1787. Hoped I helped out a little:).
Absolutely not. The Declaration of Independence was (largely) signed in 1776, while the Constitution wasn't signed until 1787.
When he signed the US Constitution
John Blair signed the Constitution of the United States because he was a delegate from the state Virginia. He was one of the 39 who signed the Constitution in the first week after its passing.
why was the oklahoma constitution considerd progressive
39 delegates signed the US Constitution.
The U.S. Constitution was signed in the year 1787.
twenty-seven amendments signed the constitution
The constitution was signed in Philidelphia, Pennsylvania on September 17, 1787.
ben signed it
55 signed the constitution.
Only Two men from Georgia signed the US constitution
Kansas Oklahoma
It was signed on October 5,1988.
It was signed in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
39 delegates signed the constitution