Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-02-20

H. B. No. SO, by Leinenweber,
for redistrieting the State, Senator
ial and judicial districts; indefinite
ly postponed. \
II. B. No. l01, by Cox, r. er'end
section 8 of an act to secure { '.iit-
o.s a Just division of estates by
debtors; passed.
JOINT SESSION.
TIE Senate was announced at II
o'clock, and the clerk having called
the roll, the president declared that
no candidate had received q majori-
ty of the votes for U. s. Senator.
and ordered the 18th ballot with
the following result:
Enoch Hoult-Abshier, Beall,
Bilyeu (Lane), Bilyeu Iinn),
Black, Burton, Cauthorn, Chand-
Ter, Coleman, Cox, Craven,
Cyrus, Dick, Doris, Haines, Hayes,
| Hoult, KuykendA, Leinenweber,
Lewis, Lockett, Miller Marion),
Montanye, Morrow, Myers, Nelson,
Perry, Pennington, Porter, Prim,
Rinehart, Shelton, Siglin, Taylor,
Vaatch, Watts, Weatherford-- 81.
Hirsch-Cameron, Carson, Gu
sick, Davenport of Multnomah, Ksh-
worthy, Manning, Mayo, McHaley,
Miller of Josephine, Roberts, ST.
mol, shupe, Sutton and Wilcox,
Emmit, Finn, Gilbert, Hall, Reed,
Rogers, Story, Thompson, Will,
Waldo, Cole, Jolly, Wait, Williams
Us.
Scarttering-1G.
Burch (Democrat) voted for
Boise.
Hirsch voted for Carson.
| Senate.
| February, 13.
s. B. No. 33, by Davenport, te
provide for the election of precinct
assessors, abolish the office Of coun
ty assessor and change the manner
Of making assessments, was taken uE
under special order. The bill hac
been referred to the COMMITTEES OF
assessments and was reported witt
forty-three amendments which wer'
ssverally adopted. The amend
, ments included all the bills on tn
> subject introduced into the Senate
The bill. as amended, was orderet
prin ted.
? S. B. No. by Shupe, to amen'
e the salaries of County Judges; re
e ported by the committee on cour
e ties with amendments. Pendin
Il adoption Of the amendments, tn
:, Senate adjourned.
r n. B. No. 40, by Bilyeu, to reg
If late freights and fares; laid on til
r table.
. H. B. No. so, by Story, to pr
if vide for the completion Of the Ma
ID row Gauge Railroad (Levee bill
" CasDeposed the bill, saying tn
10 the State could not give the levee
10 the Marrow Gauge, because it W
Il, not public property. After sho
re but spirited discussion the b
5, passed by vote Of So to 81.
he II. B. No. 2O7, by Black, to p
es outstanding soldiers bounty bons
s. passed.
It III B. No. l21, by Sanders,
n requisite construction and operati
es Of railroads; passed.
gs H. B. No. LAG, by Hayes, to
IN tablish a reform school for bo
in lost.
I'D H. B. No. SO, by Cox, to relic
ch the several counties of the Sti
he from certain taxes; lost.
ne JOINT SESSION,
id. The Senate met the House in jo
of convention ut IL noon, President Wa
OF III the chair. g.. -.-
YES After roll call and reading of
Pc Journal, the President announced t
es, a Senator had not yet been elected I
1t ordered the 10th ballot, with
me following result:
ne, For I. D. Haines-All the d.
nu ocrats present bat Burch--32.
For Hirsch-Cameron, Cars
'ets Cole, Cusick, Davenport Of M'
we nomah, Emmitt, Finn, Glib
'rts Hall, Jolly, Kenworthy, Manni
cut Mayo, McHaley, Miller of Jose
are inc, Reed, Rogers, Roberts, Shr
up Story, Simon, Sutton, Thomps
OF Wait, Williams, Will, Wilcox, v
IN dos.
sep, George-Allen, Barnes, c
and wright, COnnor, Davenport Of
r IN rion, Gibson, Henkle, Smith--s
ut a Boise-Bleakney, Burch, II
Prosser, Ready, Smith--6.
Scattering-l0.
Senate.
SALEM February 1T