Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-19

q
than ever before. Five previous
sessions had passed over and the
house had adjourned without finish
ing its work. He congratulated
the house upon its industry. The
house then adjourned.
SENATE
SALEM, Feb IS.
81 R--By Carson, ~ suspend
joint resolution 50 far as the appor-
tionment bill il concerned.
5 B No 26-By Veatch, maximunI
freight rates was indefinitely post.
poned. 22--z.
A motion was carried to hold Ia
special session at 7:30 this evening.
s b No S5--By Willis, incorpora-
ting Albina. Passed.
Senator Norval, chairman of com
mittee appointed to Investigate and
report upon the expenditure of APP
preparation for military board of q
n g, submitted very favorable re.
port.
The resolution to allow the second
assistant clerk ten days to arrange
the calendar at the close 30 as to give
the history Of this session was lost.
The pay Of the sergeant-at-arms
was fixed at s. per day.
SENATE BILLS THIRD READING.
No l57--By Weatherford, relatin;
10 debtors earnings. Passed.
No l69-By Weatherford, relating
to sale of personal property. Passed
No ll6--By Cross, creating tn,
office Of encouragement. Passed.
No 208-By Norval, relating t.
mining claims. Passed.
No lSj-By Sinclair, authorizinp
school directors of school district n.
8, in Coos county, to incur an in
debtedness of $4,000. Failed to pas-.
No lS0-By Fullerton, relating t.
bounties on wild animals. Pissed.
No l96-By Tongue, correction ui
deeds 10 state lands. Passed.
No 22G- By Weatherford, relating
TO smokestacks on Willamette steam
boats.
No 1l4-By Tongue, statute of
limitation for recovery of real prop.
erty. Passed.
No 55-By Willis, relating toin-
surance. Passed.
No lSS--By Willis, relating t.
adultery. Passed.
No l90-By Weatherford, relating
to district attorneys. Passed.
No 20O--By Weatherford, relating
to liabilities Of railroad companies.
Failed to pass.
No 2l7--By Weatherford, record
ing of conveyances. Passed.
No 22l-By Blackman, for the re
lief Of J j McGee $4l.6S. Passed.
No l09-By Willis, relating to
schools in towns Of 10000 inhabi-
tants.
The reading OF amendments to
the assessment law was completed.
The amendments were adopted
An amendment was offered -. ing
all parties same deduction of in
HahtoInaa. ,.o hu,kar, n,ri,,,. ,l...
discussion of this amendment the
senate adjourned.
SENATE FORENOON.
SALEM, Or, Feb. 10.
Roll call; reading journal Ills.
pensed with:
III G h No Is By Story, request
Ing the governor to extend an invi |
tation 10 President Harrison to visit .
Oregon. The senate concurred.
President slgaed ii b 30, ii G II |
"a, ii J R0, : b 10, IS, l3, l3l, lGl, |
1877, 22l, JOB.
Senate bill No 7 vetoed 10y the
governor made II special order for >
y. m, This In II wagon road till for
road at John Day City,
Clerks ON Com to investigate O.
\, q, allowed 81 per day. The door
keeper was allowed 50 per day. The
of the Com to approve
ournal were allowed $40 per day for
he days actually engaged.
The president signed II b lls aud
d 25.
The amendments Ia house bill No
AS In regard TO assessment aud tan
,tion were taken up aud discussed,
Tongue proposed an amendment
providing for the taxing OF credits
The amendment was adopted 10 to
3.
Moore offered AN amendment to
'rovide for collecting road tax. Ad.
'pted.
Tongue moved TO strike out the
ntire section repeating the old road
aw, Lost,
The rules were suspended aud the
an read 3d time aud failed to pass, /
Adjourned. II
HOUSE FORENOON,
SALgM, Feb. ~, 1891.
The house met at ESQ Prayer 10y ,
Rev, Bollinger. 4,
The HOUSE took W. and passed !
ouse till iiXing salary of assessor of !
lultnomah county,
Rep Garfield was excused for NJ. 9
iaindeT of term. \
ENECUrlNE MESSAGES.
Veto Of house bill No Us, by Mil !
~ Tor n wagon oE Rogue river In 4
iarrN and I..-af.hE... s...s...taa. 4