Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-15


preme court and to provide for tn
compensation Of reporting and pub
fishing its decisions.
No. 4s-By Blaekman, for the ap
preparation Of money for the inn
provement Of a wagon road from th'
/ Grant county line to Catlow valley
in Harney county.
No. 5O-By DodsoD, for the apprO
priation Of money for the eonstruc
ton Of a wagon road on Powder
river in Baker county.
No. 51--By Norvsl, for the appro-
priatiOn Of the waters Of rivers, creeks
and other streams for public pur.
poses.
No. 52-By Cogswell, to protect
laborers and to define the liabilities
Of railroad corporations or other
contractors for the construction OF
railroads.
No. So By EakIn, to regulate the
trial Of civil and criminal actions in
justices courts.
Messages were read from the house.
The committee on commerce re-
port that they recommend the con-
currence Of the senate in II. G. Res.
No. 5.
On motion Of Carson the senate
adjourned.
HOUsE-FoRENOON.
SALEM, Jan. Is.
After Assistant Chief Clerk Davey
had called roll, Rev. Bollinger opened
the session with prayer. Repre-
sentative Crook was excused as un-
well. Reading Of journal dispensed
with.
COMMITTEES ANNOUNCED.
The appointment OF Representa-.
tive Crook, Fox and hardy, Of joint
committee on the state printing of
flee was recalled.
Committee on secretary Of states
books, Representatives wilkins
Baker and Gambee.
Joint committee to visit asylum
Representatives Mimic, Snyder and
Myer.
Joint committee on fisheries, Rep.
resentatives Fox, Reed and Butler
Committee to visit Agricultural
college. Representatives Mccoy
Weed and Henry.
Special committee on employing
clerks, Representatives Hall, Arm.
strong and Coleman.
On committee to examine books
Of land Office, Representatives Mer,
ritt, Manning and Holmes.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Representative Tracy, that
secretary Of state furnish members
with a correct map Of Oregon
Representative Richey amended
that 1t be CLIPS sectional map Of Or
egon. Adopted.
BY Barrett, to amend section %
article 4, of the state constitution
that members receive s. a day but
not to exceed $3.50 dollars, and S3 fol
every twenty miles travelled, and
that the speaker receive $40 day.
Representative Dustin moved tC
insert s. in place Of 81. Represen.
tatlyes Dustin aud Reed made Wig.
orous remarks in support.
Representative Blundell favored
placing the figure only so high that
the people would sustain II.
Rep. Paquet moved that this be
made special order for Monday at
, p. IN. Carried.
HOUSE BILLS.
No. 7S-By r--- to empower
a mother to be appointed guardian
OF her children.
No, 74-By Garfield, 10 compel
corporations 10 pay laborers' wages
when discharged.
No. 75-By Mulkey, to amend sec.
1854 code, fixing salaries Of stock
Inspectors.
No. 76-By Richey, for wagon
road from John Day TO north line
Of Grant county, 5000.
No. 77-By Jennings, to secure
greater care in handling firearms
and to fix a penalty.
No. 7s-By same, TO amend sec.
A4l, requiring bids In building all
bridges costing over 500.
No. BY same, TO amend sec.
sos, defining conditions under which
divorced persons may marry.
No. sO-By Hall, 10 regulate loans
by cooperation loan associations.
No. Shy same, 70 amend sec.
2S05, that wills recorded in other
states be admitted here.
No. Shy Thomas, compelling
counties to keep county roads and
bridges in repair and defining liabil-
ity.
No. Shy same. to amend sec.
iOdl, in relation Ia vAcating.
No. Shy Butler, to repeal sec.
2SO4.
No. S-By same, to amend sec.
23ol, 20 provide for election OF pros.
eeuting attorney in each county.
No. Shy McAllis,er, In relation
10 taking up estrays.
No. Shy same 20 provide reoord
OF candidates aud campaigning COM
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