The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-09-20

h,teaad haggorements-Messrs. Pat
ton, Simpson and l.al)ow.
PuIlic BmititRgs - Messrs. Darst
Burbank and Grant.
After some resolutions of 4 joint
character were passed, Mr.. Burbank
was permitted to introduce billto IT.
peal the litigant law, which was read
the first time. \ resolution to suspend
tie rules and read ii Il second time was
lost. After provision was made forioint
convention to hear the message of Ills
Excellcncy, the House adjourned. In
the afternoon. after inviting the Judges
and officers of the Supreme Court to
seats within the bar. and other formal
arrangements We're gone through with,
the Governor delivered his message.
SATURDAY, Sep. 18th.
| The Senate adopted the rules of last
session, and one new one providing
that no printing shall be done without
an express order from the Senate. The
officers OF the Senate were, on motion,
allowed the SINE number Of newspa-
papers as allowed to each member.
Notice was given that bills would be
introduced to amend the laws relating
to assessments relatingtOprod
of evidence relating to public roads !;
to amend the election laws, aud to
amend section 8, chapter SO, title .,
general laws. Senators wanting leave
otabence paired offas follows: Brown
with Baldwin; Fay with Cornelius.
After receiving ali invitation to attend
Fair at Albany. adjourned.
Rev. Mr.. Driver offered prayer i'll
the House at the opening. House ac-
cepted an invitation to visit Linn
County Fair. \ bill to secure labor
cr's and mechanics liens, and one to
relieve Judge Macarthur from the duty
ofholdng the regular term Of Circuit
Court for Grant county, this fall, the
House was informed would BE- present
ed A Joint resolution was passed pro-
yiding fora joint committee to consider
the best and most economical meth
cd Of securing care and good Treatment
to the insane aud idiOtic; to consider
the propriety of building an Insane
Asylum, and report all propositions
laid before the committee. Messrs.
Caples. Longell and Onstein were APP
pointed such committee. A resolution
providing that the committee on cleo
tons be Instructed to proceed with the
Investigation Of the contested cases
from Cackamas county, and to report
at 10 A. NJ. OH the following Thurs
day. was. after several motions were
taken, adjourned until Monday 18th.
MONDAY, Sep. 10Th.
The Senate met ut o'clock p. NJ.
Mr.. Iloult absent. One hundred copies
of the Governors Message were order
ed printed. The hills were introduced
BY Mr.. Baldwin which he gave notice
of Saturday, and they were read. A
bill for the protection of churches, re-
ligious and literary societies; and a
bill for the preservation of fish and
game. Were introduced by Mr.. Dolph.
The President announced the follow
ing standing committees:
Judiciary-B Baldwin, Dolph, ,Strlhan,
Tolen. Watson.
Ways and Means Myer, Chrystal,
Crawford.
EIections-Tolel, Patterson, Mo0es.
Claims-Patterson, Strahan, Corue-
lius.
Counties-HOult. Moores. Powell.
Military Affairs = Luellyn, Brown
OF Baker and Brown OF Marion.
Commcrce-Strahan, Dolph, Web
ster.
Education-Cawfori, Myers Bris-
tow.
Engrossment-Monroe, Powell, To-
len.
Enrolmelt--lEoult. Bristow, Bald
win.
Roads and Highways-Brown of
Baker. Brown Of Marion, Crawford.
Public Lands Myers, Brown of
Baker, Clrystal.
Mining Baldwin, Hannah. Tolel,
Printing-Stralmn. Cornelius, Dolph.
The President said lie would AT
notmce tomorrow the Committee on
Railroads and PJblic Buildings.
Messrs. Baldwin and Hannah werr
appointed Oil the jolut committee on
mileage.
The Senate cOncurred with the House
on adoption of the resolution to con
slider the matter Of care and treatment
Of the insane, etc.
A message was received from the
Governor, transmitting his veto of the
bill appropriating $4,000 for drainage
Of school lands III Union county, past
last session. The Senate took q vote
on the bill and it was lost unanimous
ly. The Portland subsidy bill, went
tie same way. Brown Of Baker gave
Iotice of a bill to repeal section : of
iIie act rtiating TO enclosures q bill
to Baker county to the bound
try of Grant county. A bill for the
.,.tinf nj (n1s potiutU yyns 1lcn oyivou