Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-01-23
The First Parliamentary WFangle in the
House.
HARRlNGTON'S WARNING HAND.
II Waves Threateningly at Those
Who Dare to Vote Against
Him.
HARRlNGTON'S WARNING HAND.
SENATE.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.

Marion appointed coInhllCCee Oh pre-
senation.
SECOND READING OF BILLS.
Dawson-To prevent the sale Of
tobacco or cigarettes to minors; re-
ferred to committee on education.
Wager-Amend general laws in
relation to road highway COM
mittee.
Chandler-Clerks' and sherifs'
fees for Baker county: ordered en-
crossed and to third reading.
Cogswell-Amending election laws:
committee on election.
Wager To exempt homesteads
from attachments and executions;
judiciary committee.
Looney-Repealing free scholar
ships in the state university; COM
mittee on education.
Watkins-Challenging jurors for
implied bias: committee on judici-
airy.
Chamberlin-Cre Creating the county
of Morton; committee on counties.
Dawson-To regulate foreign cor
porations doing business in this
state; committee on corporations.
Moore-Incorporating the city of
st. Helens; committee on corpora
tiOns.
Steel--Surveys in the state; COM
mittee on judiciary.
Chandler--To appoint a state in
spector of stock; committee on agri-
culture.
Dimick- To defray the funeral eX-
penses of soldiers of the Indian war;
committee on military affairs.
Wager-To amend the charter of
Weston; committee on judiciary.
Fullerton-Holding circuit court
in second judicial district; senators
from that district.
Wager introduced joint memoir
ial to congress asking that a strip of
land in Washington territory be
condemned for the purpose of build
ing a portage railroad from above
Cello to below the Dalles and aid in
the construction of the same: order
ed printed.
Hamilton-JOint memorial asking
congress for Reconsideration of the
public lands; ordered printed.
Gray-Joint resolution asking
that our senators and representatives
in congress work for survey of the
public land; ordered printed.
Gray-Joint resolution asking con-
gress to reimburse settlers along the
line of Oregon Central railroad for
the enhanced price of land caused
by the survey and location of the
line, but which has failed to benefit
the settlers through the failure of
the road to be built; ordered printed.
WEDNESDAY FoRENooN's SESSION.
Senate met at 10 a. M, pursuant
TO adjournment prayer by Rev
Brown.
Senate Resol ution No. 20, by
Wager, to appoint G. Nj. Smith of
Umatilla county, assistant door
keeper, ms he was II crippled eX-
union soldier; referred.
Fullerton, S. r.. 2l--Concerning
school text books adopted.
The following bills were introduc-
ed and passed to second reading:
Senate Bill 73by Veatch, to amend |
road law rules suspended.
"a, by Cauthorn rules suspended.
rs, by Dawson-To create aud es-
tablish board of r., II. commits
siOners.
76, 10y Gray-Act to instruct sec
retary of state and state treasurer
concerning delinquent taxes.
II, by Looney-To prevent adul-
terAtion Of food or drink.
rs, by Barin-Authorizing collec-
ton of road taxes.
10, by Fullerton-To fix places
and times of holding supreme court,
providing compensation TO officers
thereof, etc.
So 10y Coggswell-To relieve Lake
county from illegal assessment of
taxes.
81, by Gray-To relieve Clatsop
county.
80, by Dawson-To amend Sec.
9J97 title Q p, II Laws of Oregon, as
complied by Hill,
IS, by Chandler-To adjust aud
relocate county line between Baker
and Union counties, etc.
"a, by Wager-To secure indie
pendence Of elections and security
of ballot.
IS, by Fullerton-To authorize