Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-11

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III i No 3S-By MeussdorfTer,
bridge bill. Read lst and % tim'
and referred to Multnomah delega
/ tion.
Upon motion Of Senator Tongue,
the vote by which s b No l, by
Veatch, to abolish railroad commits
sioners, failed to pass, was reconsld
cred and that bill be made a specia
order for Monday, Feb. 10th, at
pm.
Adjourned.
HoUsE-FORENooN.
SALEM, Feb. IL.
House met at $3.50.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Weed, that Friday morning
each member be asked to designate
one bill that shall be taken up and
acted upon.
Rep Armstrong moved to defer
consideration to next Tuesday morn.
ing. Carried.
BY Holmes, that the senior senator
from Oregon be instructed to cast his
vate for free silver. Tabled.
by Reed, relating to extension Of
public surveys Of lands. Adopted.
BY Mccoy, recltiug that Joint res
olution providing for two-state
postage railway had been in the
hands Of the Com on federal rela.
tiOns for some time, and that il be
required to report. Rep Armstrong
said it was already reported. The
resolution was adopted.
Rep Garfield moved reconsidera.
ton OF II B No ~, to erect state
monuments at section corners
Carried.
BILLS ON THIRD READING,
No lS0--By Butler, to regulate the
salaries Of county treasurers. Passed.
No l5O-By Henry, to appropriate
money for IA wagon road in the
Cascade mountains In Linn county.
Passed.
No 223--By Barnes, TO protect fish
In the lakes and rivers. There was
II misunderstanding IA to report OF
the committee striking sec .. Lost.
Recommitted for amendment.
No 22l-- BY Mccoy, to create and
aid Eastern, Western and Southern
Oregon district agricultural societies.
Withdrawn as It has passed senate.
No30--By Meussdorfler, provid. |
ing for the filing Of supplementary |
articles of incorporation of religious,
benevolent, literary or charitable
societies, etc.
See That three or more officers
or trustees Of any Incorporated re
ligious, benevolent, literary or char
table society, or any society which
shall have for It's object the develop.
lnent of the physical or mental ca
pacltics of its members, or the de-
relopment of agriculture or mechan.
cs, may file suppleme ntary articles
4 Incorporation ut any time, when
q three-fouLths vote of the members
present at u special meeting of any
such society, called for that purpose,
shall So determine, for the purpose
D amending, enlarglng or changing
.he object, business or pursuit ofHny
such incorporated society, not eX-
ending beyond religious, beuevo-
ent, literary, educational, social or
purposes,
kep Meussdortier said this bill
Was To enable educational societies.
Rep Mlnto opposed IL as mis-,
hiefmaking bill, for the purpose OF
,moviug Willamette University to
'ortland, and reducing the majority F.,
4 trustees from to =, Co facilitate
llis removal In opposition TO It's y
nunders, Rep Holmes explained
hat an amendment had been intro
uccd that obViated this.
Rep Miuto further objected that :
le hin was dangerous one as It :
laced the control OF all such institu. ',
ons IN the hands Of a minority OF =
'ustees.
Ayes, A. noes II, Passed. :
No lO2-By Welch, amending y
Iiolage act on Columbia, 81 as to y
.Quirc two pilotagc commissioners !,
} reside al Astoria. Secs, =, 5 aud 4 :,
vre struck out =
No, lO7 by Jennings. To amend - =
.ctions SSH and ssls, Hll's Code, !,
.latlng 10 grlsg mills, Re commit. =
Il 10 oommit1e On agriculture. !,
Original bill inquiries that an
illers b. required 10 give not lees
IAN 10 he of louT for bushel of n
,ur, The COMMITTEES on agriculture N
commend again thAt II pass. Mer. a
lant mills now claimed that they a
ere not Obliged 10 comply with the A
o law. In.
Rep Hall said this would BE- an a
ilusg law 10 Eastern Oegon wherc le
heat would not turn out 40 lbs. Az
~ Gamboe opposed GA conslitu, he.
'nal grounds Rep Mimic showed a,
Al tho milling trust la eontnd of "A,
our mills MAS taking what toll Il Nj
aasad. Lost. in
No Shy Snider, 10 amend hn
sep tick law. Passcd.
No Try Armstrong, 70 amend
) charter of salem, Passed. A.,
No. iT.-ny Mos,d. 10 cr,sste