Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-02-05
THE LEGISLATURE.
Biz Appropriation Bills and
More are Proposed.
NEW BILLS In THE HOUSE.
Second and Third Readings Occupy the
Time OfThe Two Bodies.
SENSATIONS ARE EXPECTED.
when Some of the Special Committees
Make Their Reports.
SENATE.
NEW BILLS IN THE HOUSE.
MONDAY p. NJ. SESSION.

The following bills were intro
duced:
BY Watts. To appropriate for en-
tire expenses Of the legislature; read
three times and passed.
Gray. For reduction of rates of
pilotage; commerce.
Cogswell. Requiring county clerks
to make an abstract of votes cast for
circuit courts and forward same to
secretary of state.
Wager. To require county war
rants to be cancelled after seven
years from date of issuance; claims.
Committee on commerce reported
favorably on Hamilton's bill for i'm
provement Of a wagon road from
Heppner to Monument with amend
ments; engrossed.
Cauthorn. To allow J. B. Lee,
P. Avery andJohn Burnett to con-
struct bridge across the William
cite river at Corvallis; commerce.
Stanley. To empower the gov
ernorto cause the arrest of criminals
who are pardoned on condition that
they leave the state. Also to dis
allow clerks and sheriffs of Union,
Wasco and Crook counties compen-
sations of 335 per cent of business
transacted. to take effect after the
present administration.
TUESDAY A. NJ. SESSION.
Message from the House that S.
]. r. 2, 8, and Con. Res. have
passed that body. Also S. J. NJ. 8,
4, and have passed. Also H. E.
l55 and S. B. "a and II passed. All
signed by chair.
.On S. B. 1O9 Gray of Clatsop asked
to report as chairman of Com. on
Com. report recommended that it
pass with amendments. Adopted
as amended. Ordered it be en-
crossed and printed.
S. B. 118. Com. on Ag. had
leave to report on it and recon-
nended it's passage. Adopted.
Com. on enrolled bills S. B. q.
Reported enrolled.
SECOND READING OF BILLS.
S. B. 139 by Fullerton. To au-
thorize county courts to keep and
maintain ferries in certain cases.
S. B. 14O Watts. 10 prohibit
horse racing on Sunday. To Com.
pn judiciary.
S. B. 141 by Tongue. To license
tallions and give liens on mares
Ind colts. To agriculture.
III S. B. 142 by Tongue. To prevent
pread of contagious animal dis
ases. TO agriculture.
S. b. 143 Wait. To amend Sec. l.,
Chap. 66 Hill's Code, relative to
bilotage on Columbia river. Com
nerce.
S. b. IA Tongue. To amend Sec.
67l, Title 6, Chap. So of Hills Code
md repeal Secs. 2678-4-5-6. To sup
Ort the state university and appro-
riate $4,000 annually.
S. B. 145 Fullerton. To amend
lee. 1885, &. 10, Hill's Miscellaneous
Rws, relative to convening-of coun-
courts in several counties; amend
d. Passed for third reading to-
borrow.
S. B. l46 by Barrin. To provide
pr support of married women in
pse of neglect by husbands, Io
bird reading. Tojudiciary.
S. B. $50 Eakin. To amend Sec
T. l, c. 2, Hills Code, amending
mutations act in some cases. I'
hdiciary.
S. B. l51 Eakin. To create county
lspectOrs of warehouses, mills ant
Iarves. To Judiciary.
S. B. 152 Stanley. To relieve
Rckson county from assessment oi
lortgages unlawfully made.
S. B. l5S by Cogswell. To incor
pate Linkville. To third reading
S. B. 1876 Steele. To provide
Rrbor master for Astoria and Port
pa to commerce
5. B. l57 Steele. To amend "A"
ills code, to fix salary of count.
easurer of Multnomah county ! L
untes.
House messages received that TN
Lowing had passed the House
H. B. l8. To appropriate none
a wagon road in Coos and Doug
county on middle fork Of Coqulll
Yer to third reading.
ii. B. l54. To amend 1888 code
Protect pheasants, grouse, qua
d Partridge to reeond reading
d. b. To provide for reporter