The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-02-27
Bills Passed.

/ Bills Sa$6e0.
The following bills passed both Houses
during the past week:
/ S b No Al, by Doris, to establish size of
hop boxes. s..a
S B No 100, by Doris, quieting title to
swamp lands.
S B No 3d. by Cartwright, creating the
County of Crook. '..
| S B No As, by Simon, defining legal holi-
days and making bills payable the preced-
ling day.
! S B No l5O, by Hirsch, cutting down fees
of School Clerks.
/ S B No 81, by Siglin, regulating transfer
of proceedings from the County to Circuit
Court.
SB No 60, by Hall, cutting down fees of
Sheriffs.
8 B No %, by Simon, amending the law
of procedure in the administrations of es-
tates.
S B No 6, by Lee, amending the charters
of Universities and colleges.
S B No 80, by Hare, amending section 36,
title 2, chapter p, Miscellaneous Laws.
SB No "a, by Davenport, defining duties
of certain officers.
S B No 80, by Simon, amending section
70l, Chapter 8, title 8, Civil Code.
| SBNo 80, by Weatherford, appropriat-
ing $40. 600 for fish ladder at Oregon City.
| S B No 35, by Prim, amending the char
ter of Ashland.
S B No 70, by Shrupe, amending section
S, chapter Sc, Miscellaneous Laws.
B No l3, by Reed, fixing salaries of
Circuit Judges at $1,000 per year.
S B. No 81, by Prim, providing Code of
Civil Procedure.
S B No A, by Warren, submitting to a
vote the relocation of the county seat of
Yamhill. >a,a.
SBN No $50, by Weatherford, to legalize
the acts of the officers of the SantiaIn Acad-
emy.
B No 152, by Siglin, amending the
charter of Coquille City.
| S 3 No 81, by Lee, defining the duties
of Road Overseer.
S B No 81, by Rineheart, requiring rail
road companies to make annual reports to
the State
| S b No 80, by Prim, amending section
9l4, Code of Civil Procedure.
SBNo $50, by Weatherford, to refund
money paid for school land to which the
State could give no title.
H b No Isl, by Cameron, Medford char.
ter.
H B No lS4, by Bilyieu, Junction City
charter.
| II No l72, by Lyle, Dalles City char
ter.
H No IS, by Bilyleu. to amend sections
BOG and 307, chapter %, title l, criminal
| code.
H B No lo2, by Black, amending the
mortgage tax law.
H B No l26. by Lienenweber, amending
sections 50, title 5, Miscellaneous Laws, es-
| tablishing uniform course of instruction.
H B No H. by Bourne, Registry law.
HBNo l39, by Porter, amending laws in
relation to bridges.
H B No &C, by Ready, regulating the IL
quor traffic.
Fl B No 81, by Cox, for completion of
public buildings.
II No l59, by Montayne, by appropri.
ating s., 600 for stone for the Washington
| monument.
II B No lis, by Gilbert, exenpting fire.
men and exempt fremen of Volunteer De-
partments from jury duty and road aud poll
| tax.
H B No l56, by Lienenweber, to create
boatman at Astoria with authority to serve
process.
H B No IS, by Cole, to define the boun-
Diary of Columbia county.
H b No 202, by Story, to amend section
"a, title 2, chapter 7.
H B No l29, by Kenworthy, to amend
the Fire Department laws of East Portland.
H B No 8, BY Lewis, authorizing The
Dalles to sell certain property.
H B No l24, by Cameron, for the relief
of A. w. Presley.
II B No 2O5, by Bilyieu, regulating pro-
ceedlngs in Justice Courts.
H B No 62, by Mayo, providing compen-
sation for Assessors in Multnomah county,
to take the census in 1885.
| Fl B No 229, by Kenworthy, amending
the Portland Charter.
II B No 22S, by Ways and Means COM
mittee, general appropriation bill.
There were 22S bills presented in the
House and l55 in the Senate, total of 3S3.
Only ITO got through. A majority of these
we're charter and local bills
Let the Majority Decide.