Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-14

would not exact this unnecessary
cost which the people paid. Should
the bill pass, Ahe witness need moi
appear until the accused had beer
arraigned and pleaded, thus avoiding
much Of the cost of criminal cases
Several members spoke against
the measure Oh the ground that -
much time would be lost in gettin-
the witnesses TO court as to NOR,
than atone for the expense. Lost
nays 20, yeas 26.
No 34-By Garfield, to autboriz,
Insurance indemnity TO be taken il
lieu of bonds. Lost, nays 30, ycas
Is.
INDEFINITELY POSTPONED.
No 79-By Jennings. relating tc
marriage contracts.
No 32-By WEIGH, relating 1,
interest.
No 42-By Coleman, relating /,
Interest.
No 29-By Meussdorlfer. to pro
tect persons who have loaned, hired
or leased property.
No lOI-By Hartman, to repeal
official reporters In the circuit courts.
No l52-By Butler, to amend sec
23l8.
No 53-By Miller, to amend law
relating to land sold for taxes. Laid
on the table.
HOUsE-AFTERNOO
SALEM, Feb. IA.
Roll call. Reading journal dis
pensed with.
1HIRD READING.
No 226-By McCraken, relating
TO assessment and taxation OF pcI
sonal property. Laid on table.
No lG6-By Hall, protecting lark
and other birds. Failed to pass.
No 94--By Wilkins, relating t,
game birds. Withdrawn.
No l36-By NJ ers, relating to the
fish question.Indef itely postponed
III B No 23l- BY Coleman, for the
relief of a. NJ. Osborne. Referred
to committee on claims.
No lG5-By McCraken, relief Of
David McCully. Passed.
No 3O3-By Mimic, providing f1l
fishing way IN Willamette river at
Oregon CITY. Read lst and "a time
10y title. Considered engrossed fol
and placed upon its Sd reading
This is Il substitute for II B No l57'
1t approprlates $1,000 for that pur.
pose, or 50 much thereof as will h,
necessary. Passed.
No 30l- Substitute for No ll2, hy
McCraken, relating to fish aud
game. Read lst aud "a time aud
considered engrossed for 3d reading
A motion was carried that when
the house adjourn it stand adjourned
until PIP, IN, Monday.
No l00-By Mimic, relief of d. c
Sherman and 4. l.. Briggs. Failed
to pass.
No l6)-By Armstrong, relating
to printing. Passed, yeas 3G, .a
II, the vote.
No ll5-By Gamhec, providing
for publication of general laws Ia
form. Passed.
No II. by Jennings, relating toI
shooting II person 10y mistake. Failed
10 pass,
RESOLUTIONS.
III j Il No lO-By kilhiu.
Whereas the legislative o. assemhlv |
has learned with profound regret Of /
he death OF Gcu. ". 7. Sherman, |
herrfurc hc IL
Resolved, That ia the death of !
zen. sherman the country has lost /
me of the greatest military COM /
of the HTe, uud one OF the /
nos sagacious and imtrrl id defend /
RS of the Union. In n any hard /
ought battles, In many military |
and operations; and |
lually on the celebrated march /
rom ATLANTA 10 the Sta,n General .
sherman proved that he had few
'quals as "A general In either ancient I
" modern times.
lfal,lAAI
'aptain during the nat on's long and
errihle struggle for the Union, as "A
patriotic and liberty y.loving, but un-
ambitious citizen in times of peace,
ieneral sherman has been entitled
% the highest esteem aud gratitude
4 millions of American freemen,
nd his name aud the record of his
eeds to render through succeeding
enerations that OF truly great
hldier aud excellent patriot. There.
lre be IL
Resolved, That we hereby eN,
less our respect, esteem aud AL,
liration for the distinguished ser
ices To his country, though his life
ended II has hcen wei. rounded
lt with glory aud with honor.
Resolved, That "A copy OF these
'solatious be spread upon the Jour.
al OF each house, and the secretary
state instructed tu send copies
lereof to our senators aud repre-
uIatives al Washington. aud the
cretary of war, and to the family
the deceased.
The foregoing resolutions wvrv
lanimously adopted 10y the heuse,
ter which the house adjourned
ltil Monday at > 2pm IN.
For HENTLEMEN ONLN.--Don't 4
Il Ia get your wives. daughters and d,
II girls supply OF those superior :
4 gloves now being sold 50 low at !
olverson's special sale. Only this !
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