Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-07
CONTINUED from FIRST page. !

section 1918, HIPS Code, relating tC
conveyances.
No l53-By Butler, to amend
section 495, HIPS Code.
No l6S-By Barrett, TO amend
section 249, Hills Code, relating to a
code Of civil procedure.
No 144-By Holmes, to amend
section 2O57, HIPS Code.
No 139-By Holmes, to amend
sections 2l66, 2l67, HIPS Code.
No IS--By Thomas, TO amend
sections 1857 and 1891, and to repeal
sections 1858, 3509, $500 and 1894,
Hills Code.
No llo-By Thomas, to amend
sections 3765 and 1886, HIPS Code,
and TO provide for the payment of
armory rent.
No 4l-By Butler, to provide for
the election of road supervisors, and
establish road districts.
No 206-By Tracy, to amend sec
tlon 1904, HIPS Code.
No 70-By Stephenson, to amend
section 4004, Hill's Code.
HoUsE-EvENGNG SESSION.
BILLS FOR PASSAGE.
SALEM, Feb. 9.
No ll-By Durham, to establish Il
library for the use of the convicts
at the penitentiary was reconsidered
Hall, Of Multnomah, Gambee, Of
Umatilla, Dustin, of Grant, and
some Others spoke In favor Of the
bill; while Mimic, Of Marion, and
Merritt, Of Jackson, favored the bill.
The bill was reconsIdered by vote
Of 81 ayes to II noes. Bill passed by
same vote.
No l97-By Weleh, was returned
from the senate, With Il number of
auieuuments which were concurred
In.
No l9l 3 b, TO incorporate the
town Of Grants was read lst, 2nd,
and 3rd times under suspension Of
the rules and passed.
REPORT or COMMITTEES.
No OO-By Starr, to regulate the
salaries Of county judges. Bill re-
referred To Com.
No lS0-By Butler, Ia regulate the
salaries OF county treasurers.
Amendments of committee adopted.
BILLS FOR PASSAGE.
No 90 by Armstrong, relief for
Mrs 4 /. Stinson failed to pass, noes
%, ayes 81, absent 8.
At this point Of the procedure the
cading clerk announced that the
onate had passed house bill No l22,
" Hall, which is known as the !
australian ballot reform. A heavy
pplause followed which threatened /
q delay the progress OF the work.
Miller, Of Josephine, moved that |
lasmuch ns the senate had seen NJ /
D recede from their amendments,
he house consider senate hill No |
l2, on regulating primary elections.
iill passed lst and 9nd reading and /
AS ordered printed,
No la by Holmes, 10 amend
GO 2o57, Hill's code; passed.
No lSa by Holmes, 10 amend
ction 2l07, Hills Code, In regard
salaries Of district attorneys, Bnl /.
lied TO pass.
No ls-By Thomas, To amend
ctions 1857, 1891, aud repeal sec.
rms S5sS, $3.50 and 2i90, Of INNS
ode. This blll relates TO the usury
", Mimic, Of Marion, spoke
ainst the Till. Hall aud Thomas, .
Multnomanh aud Gambee, of
spoke forcibly la favor OF
- bill. Barrett OF Washington $
a Coleman, OF Lane, aud a mum. /
Z Of other members, spoke on the /
hject until both sides were CA. N
usted, The bill failed Ia pass. +.
yes, l6, noes, IS, In
No 22-By Welch, 60 regulate the q
70 of malt aud vinous liquors n
lied 10 pass. A
HOUSE, FoRENoON. N
SALgM, or, Feb. 2, 1891. p
louise called 10 order by Speaker -
II call. Reading Of journal dis, 1,
lsed with. a
\o s2l by MoCoy, 20 create aud "
agricultural societies RECALLED
ln ongrossment committee aud
ended.
80 SO by Meussdorfl,.r, relating Go N
leVolent societies ameudsd. or ii
VA engr,ss.d. =.
SD REAnlN0.
10 il0-By Thomas, providing a.
payment of armory rent -
peaker signed n h Me 27S aud NJ
~,
MN hIIlA
% Sss-By Thomas, appor,ion. A.,
lt dividing the state into Two IA
sno-sional districts. Head lst a,
"a time by title. Ordered ho
ted. sI,eclal order Tuesday, 10 ul
) ~
osion preyaiied that Wheu the Pn
~ edlooned Il stand adionrned un
sp IA. Moaday, ple