Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-19
THE LEGISLATURE.
HoUsE-AFTERooN.

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Monmouth Normal school bill APP
propriation, be made special order at
p IN. This was asked in order that
the bill might pass in time for gov
ernor. Carried.
Com on railways reported back
Raley bill with new amendments.
Adopted. The bill now creates no
special tax, but appropriates Sl25, 900
out Of the general fund.
On passage Of bill, ayes, q; noes,
20. Lost.
On motion house changed from
Sd reading senate bills to reports Of
standing committees Of house.
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
No9--By Killain, to protect EN-
ployes Of private corporations as to
time aud manner of collecting their
wages. Passed.
No l93-By WelcE, to prevent
and punish unlawful combinations
and other schemes TO prevent com.
petition. Tabled.
No 249-By McCraken, to protect
wagon roads. Tabled.
no 2G4-By Hall, defining by
whom and where prosecution for
crime Of adultery may be begun
Passed.
No 2G9-By Shedd, fixing number
Of witnesses that may be summoned
Ia criminal cases. On application OF
either party, more than five wit
nesses may be chosen at expense of
parties. Passed.
No 6l--By Baker, relating to 10.
surance. Provides that no insur-
ance company shall do business
without having directors and de
posting 100000 in coin.
Rep Mimic opposed the bill IA
blow at all farmers and mutual in
surance companies.
Rep Baker explained that the only
change contemplated was that an
insurance company might build and
own its own office out Of the surplus
earnings.
Rep Armstrong favored bill. Ayes
40; noes, h. Passed.
s b No. 227--By Moore, to amend
law relating to terms of county Off
GERS, fixing term of Office Of county
assessor. 10 2d reading.
Speaker appointed Reps. jennings
and McAlister n committee TO re-
main aud examine house journals
after adjournment,
SENATE RILIs ON THIRD READING.
No 50-By Dodson, to provide
times and places of holding court
In the sixth judicial district. Passed.
No. l22-By Willis, amending
law to allow appointment Of criers
In courts. Passed,
No. l0l-By Tongue, pun,shlng
persons wlllfully assaulting an OH
Ger In the discharge af his duties.
Tabled.
No. l06-By Raley, 10y request,
the law regarding the
of sherlls for board of pris
oners In their custody. Tabled.
No. 90 by Sinclair, Ia exempt
from attachment aud eN-
eculIon 10 value II $1,000. Tabled
No. l42 by Wontherford, au-
Lhorizing the construction Of free
bridge across the Willamette river
It Albany. Passed.
No. l2s-By Mackay, liking the
'alary Of the Hsscssor of Multnonah
county, Tabled to be called up If
general assessment bill is not passed.
No. 9l-By Fulton, regulating
Gaming Of money 10y building aud
.oan associations. Passed.
No, 35-By Willis, to define the
qualifications of voters at school elec,
ions, Passed
No, 0s-By Fullerton, 10 amend
eotion 1860, Hill's Code. Relating
o liens upon property. Passed,
No. 2lS-By Sinclair, Amending
ectlons aud . OF an act to repeal I
20. s aud . providing for clerical aid J
d office of secretary OF state. Passed.
No. lSS-By Willis, defining the
utles Of county officers. Passed. )
No, lSO-By Fullerton, to aid
douglas county in building wagon
,ad. Passed. u
HOUSE EVENING.
No 2l9-By Holmes, TO provide ,
Y record OF miscellaneous docu-
ients by clerk OF courts, Passed.
No ds-By Wright, 10 amend act
latlug TO ofiicial court reporters. ,
assed.
No SS-By Miller, relating 10 re
'mptlon OF lands sold for taxes. {
assed
; h No "a being special order, for
,pointment of state board of re- =
'nts for state normal school at
onmoulh.
hep Butler addressed the house
behalf OF the hill Grand AS
ere the material resources of Il
regon, her array of bright young
telleots was still greater II was h
the interest OF education aud of \
e common schsol, This school
~ under management OF eorpor. II
Ion, under control of the state. A
rge aud beautiful property there Is
be given 10 the state. No apprO- IL