The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1878-10-11
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met at 10 A. M. the speaker in the chair.
| The committee on Judiciary reported back
II b No IA and recommended that the bill
/ pass. That committee also reported back 81
B No 81, with an amendment and recon-
mended that the bill as amended; pass.
On motion the amendment was referred
to committee ON Judiciary.
| The Judiciary committee also reported
back II B No SO, with amendments and re-
commend that the bill pass; the amendments
were adopted; ordered engrossed and read
third time tomorrow.
| On motion Fl B No Al was ordered en-
crossed and read third time tomorrow.
/ The judiciary committee reported HI B No
the adoption of the substitute. Mr.. Gates
port, pending the discussion of the bill
l.Adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
House met at P. NJ.
The house resumed the unfinished business
under consideration at the adjournment;
Gates moved to postpone the further con-
| sideration of the amendment till Monday
next; lost. The minority report was reject
ed. The vote recurring on the adoption OF
the majority report was adopted being 81 Il
No l30.
The committee on education to whom was
referred FL B Nos Is and 80, and offered Fl
B No 1872 as substitute for FL B Nos Is and
80 relating to common schools Mr.. Purdin
from said committee made minority report.
The special committee to whom was re-
ferred the claims of A. Wing reported ad-
versely to the claims; on motion the report
was adopted.
An invitation was received and read from
DR.. Hawthorne extending an invitation to
this house to visit the Insane Asylum.
/ The Multnomah delegation reported II E
No l33 as a substitute for FL b No 81, relat-
ing to assessors; on motion the substitute
was adopted.
The special committee to whom was re.
ferred H B No 33; relating to roads, report
ed the same back with an amendment and
recommended the adoption of the amend
ment
| The bill with amendment was referred to
special committee consisting of Broback,
Evarts and Kelly.
Starkweather from special committee tc
whom was referred S B No 25; reported the
same back with the recommendation that
the bill do pass.
The committee on interpretations report.
ed III B No 33, back with amendment and
recommended that the bill do pass. The
amendment was adopted; ordered referred
|
Stearns moved that the thanks of the
house be rendered to Dr. Hawthorne for an
invitation to visit the Insane Asylum and
to fix the day of the visit one week from
tomorrow; carried.
A message from the senate announced
that the senate had passed S B No 6; fo1
the adjudication and payment of claims
against the state of Oregon; read a first
time; also that the senate had passed s
No II; to promote medical science; read a
| first time; also that the senate had passed
S B No Is; to incorporate the town of AL
bany; read first time by title; also that the
senate pursuant to the request of house re.
turned H M No 3; for the consideration
of this house.
Also that the senate had passed B No 9;
read first time by title.
Also that the senate had adopted s
No 3, authorizing the secretary of state to
purchase 250 copies of the supreme court
reports. Thompson moved to amend by
making the number l60, and strike out the
order to furnish copies to the members oi
| the legislature; the amendments were adopt.
ed; the house refused to concur in the reso.
luton as amended.
Also that the senate had considered II
r No 10 and refused to concur therein. This
was the resolution proposing to meet in Joint
convention to hear the president of the
| Womens suffrage convention on the woman
A communication from the secretasy- Of
state informed the house pursuan to II ne
No22, that there was no report of the sec
retary of state for the last two years was
not on file in his office, but that it was IN the
hands of the printer.
The school land commissioners also re-
ported that their report was In the hands of
the printer.
SECOND READING OF BILLS.
II B No 7S; regulating the manner of
electing school directors; referred to COM
mittee on education.
Thompson introduced II G r No II; to
appoint committee of five to wait on Post
General Key on his arrival and ten
der him an invitation to visit the capitol;
adopted.
II B No 70; to regulate the collection of
school district taxes; referred to committee
ON education.
II B No 80; to regulate gas rates; read
by title; referred to committee on judiciary.
Adjourned till 1880 P. M.
Senate.--M0rning Session.
SALEM. Sept 80.
The senate was called to order at Q o'clock,
and opened with prayer by Rev. F. P. Tower.
journal Of Friday read and approved.
SECOND READING OF BILLS.
Fuiton-S No 8; to amend an act to gedis-
triet the state; ordered engrossed and read a
third time to morrow.
Fulton-S No z; reported from the COM
mittee on commerce with amendments; lst and
I'd amendments adopted and ordered engrossed
and read third time to morrow.
Hirsch-S B No IL; to create the Office of
fish commissioner; ordered engrossed and read
third time tomorrow.
Ross B No SO; for the destruction of dag
ger, cookie burr, canada and bull thistle and
other noxious weeds; lst and I'd amendments
adopted and ordered engrossed and read third
time.
II r No s; that committee to investigate
the sale of sramp lands appointed; senate
concurs. Thompson and Ross were appointed
Colvig-S No ~; relating to mining; re-
ported from committee on mining with re-
commentator that it pasy ordered epsrossed.
b No 81; to incorporate the town Of Leba-
non; referred to committee of senators from
Linn.
II B No At; relating to estrays; referred to
committee On counties.
THIRD REApIsa OF BILLS.
Fl No 1s; introduced by Mr.. Webdell; to
protect the stock growing interests of the state;
d.by vote of u yeas and 2 nays.
II C No IL; to appoint committee to visit
Postmaster General Key, on bis arrival at this
place and invite him to visit the two houses;
senate concurred.
Communication from secretary of state sub
mitting r passed last session, for chang
ing the time of elections, to the consideration
of the senate; referred to committee on federal