The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1878-10-11

No SO; to prevent the spread Of infec-
| tious diseases among domestic animals; order
ed engrossed and read a third time Tomorrow.
No 80; to regulate the practice of dem
tistry; referred to special committee consist
ing of Reed, Doris, Reeves, Witzingerode
| and Curtis.
No 81; defining the duties of assessors;
referred to special committee consisting of
Hughes, Rinehart and Scott.
No 90; to supply artificial canals with
water; ordered engrossed and read third
| time tomorrow.
II No 90; to encourage the building Of
| narrow gauge railroads; referred to committee
on internal improvement.
| FL No "a; to protect the improvement in
| cattle and hogs; read by title and referred to
committee on counties.
II B No 90; to facilitate the recovery of dam
ages for injuries to property by private corpora
| tions; read by title and referred to committee
| on corporations.
| H B No 90; to provide for county teachers
| institutes; referred to committee on education.
| H B No 81; for the use and support of the
state university; referred to committee ON edu-
cation.
No 9S; for constructing bitches, drains
/ and water courses; read by title and referred
to committee on internal Improvements.
B No 90; relating to the taxing of costs
| in suits against hostile Indians; referred to
| H B No 100; relating to the manner Of cast
ing ballots at general elections; referred to
| com mittee on elections.
H B No l01; to amend the code relating to
railroad corporations; referred to committee on
| corporations.
II No 1902; to amand the code relating to
assessors; referred to the special committee to
whom was referred II B No 81.
H B No i03; for the relief of Lake county;
| referred to committee on counties.
Fl No fQ4; substitute for II No 25; to
amend the 4c9de .defjning assessible property:
| referred to special committee of three, Doris,
Schroeder and Evarts.
oaiee Of Secretary of Of ssats; s ordered red
considered engrossed and read third time to-
| morrow.
| H B No log; to levy tax of 4 mills for school
purpose; referred to committee education.
II No I07; requiring county courts to
publish an itemized statement of accounts
quarterly referred to committee counties.
II B No los; to amend the code by repeal
| ing laws establishing uniform course of in
structipn; referred to committee on education.
| II No lG9; read by title and referred to
| committee of the whole house.
H No 12f: bill to regulate foreign cor
| poratiOns doing business in this state; referred
| to committee on commerce.
H No 1873; a substitute for No %; to
provide funds for the capitol building; on mo-
| ton the rules were suspended ana reuU tnlrQ
time; the bill passed.
III B No 1870; a substitute for II B No /;
| Portland bridge; ordered engrossed and read a
| third time to morrow.
| Message from the senate announced that the
senate had cnncurred in H G r NoI2; appoint
| ing committee to waa on Postmaster General
| Key with an amendment, or motion the house
concurred in the amendment; the speaker ap-
/ pointed on the part of the house, Thompson,
| Gates and Hewitt.
A message from the senate announced that
the senate had passed H No Is, and that the
same was returned for enrolment.
| message from the senate announced that
the senate had concurTed in II G r No 8, relat-
ing to swamp lands.
| III B No 13i, substitute for II B No 20, to tx
| water rates; ordered considered engrossed and
resa a third time to morrow.
! il No 1872; fixing the salaries of assessors;
ordered considered engrossed and read third
| time tomorrow.
| SB No q; to adjudicate claims against the
state of Oregon; referred to committee on
| judiciary.
/ s. No 9; to secure to creditors just divis-
| ion of the estates of debtors in of assign
ment; referred to committee on judiciary.
SB No IL; to promote medical science; or
dered|engrossed and read third time to- morrow.
| d No Is; to amend the charter of the town
of Albany; read by title and referred to the
delegation from Linn county.
B BANo s; to legalizs the eles3hs Of justices
of thd dpeace in Yamhill Aihty in certain pre-
cinsti esu q rdsred engrosssd and read
a this& qne morrow.
! to AZ afnd the- code in relation to
selling 5arine to- Indians; referred to committee
on Ind1an affairs.
s RITo 81: to authorize Jacob Fleishner to |
establish water works in the town of Albany; |
referred to the Linn county delegates.
Acton moved that the vote for No 3, |
IL
on account of the exorbitant price; he believed
that the Bancroft Go. were imposing upon
the state in the sale of school books; they |
seemed to think that we up in Oregon were a
set of fools and that they could run US. The
motion to reconsider prevailed. Adjourned.
Senate---iI0rnfng Session.
SALEM, Oct. ], 1878.
The senate was convened at 10 o'clock.
Journal read aud approved.
PETITIONS, MEMORIALS AND REMoNsrRANcEs.
Burch offered petition for the investigation
of school iund matters. which was referred to
the committee on educ5tion.
A petition was read from j. NJ. Goodman
and others, asking that no appropriation be
made. unless absolutely necessary. for the ex-
penses of the government; referred to the COM
mittee on ways and means.
REPORTS OF STAMPING COMMITTEES.
HJRNo 6; concerning the propriety Of in
suring the capitol building. furniture, etc., re-
commenting that it pass with an amendment;
adopted. The main resolution was lost by
vote of I6 nays to !3 yeas. The business men
from the cities W no have had experience with
fire voted almost without exception in favor
of insurance: We sincerely hope the state OF
Oregon may pever have cause to repent that
she had not more of this class to vote for the
safety of her state treasures.
No %, a bill by Fulton concerning the