Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-27
The charter Of Llnkville. Oregon.

ter Of Portland. Com. on Judiciary.
No l29-By Hartman, to prevent
unjust expenses in cival and crimi-
nal proceedings. Com. on Judiciary.
No l30-By Hall, relating to jus
tices and constables. Same reference.
Nos 131, 1872 and 133-By Thomas,
relating TO schools in incorporated
towns often thousand inhabitants.
Com. on Education.
No BABY Hartman, for a road
to Wilhoit springs, in Clackamas
county. Spec. Com. on Roads.
No 135-By Crook, to authorize
mothers to appoint guardians. Com
on Judiciary.
House adjourned.
sENATE-FoRENoON
After roll call the senate was
opened with prayer by Rev. Borde0
Of fSalem.J Journal read and approved.
NEW BILLS.
No l41-By Blackman, additional
Judge for seventh judicial district
Read lst and 2nd time by tit @.
To special Com Of senators from 7th
judicial district.
No l42-By Weatherford, bridge
across Willamette at Albany.
No l43-By Sinclair, reincorporate
Coquille City. Read lst and 2nd
time by title. Considered engrossed.
Ordered to 3rd reading.
RESOLUTIONS.
No 19-By Wait, that secretary of
state furnish each member of the
senate copy Of the journal and
laws Of this session and of the 18th,
10th snd 10th Oregon Reports.
Veatch moved to strike out fur
nlshing Oregon Reports. Said they
were az useless to the average sena.
tor as the fifth wheel to wagon.
Amendment lost and resolution
adopted.
81 Il No By Hatch, in relation
to the publication of lO,5OO copies Of
the school laws and constitution of
the state. Adopted.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEE.
Corporations Eakin, No 80 con
sidered engrossed Tor third reading.
No 1875 Ordered to third reading.
Special session Of senate ordered
for 1880 tomorrow evening for con-
sidering corporation bills.
THIRD READING.
NO. 44-By Hirsch in relation to
action of county Judge in cases Of
insane persons. Passed,
No. l0-By Moore, authorizing
Columbia county to construct and
maintain certain bridges. Passed.
No. ll-By Miller, to amend sec
ton 1897, Guardians and words.
Passed.
No. l6-By Cogswell, charges and
claims against estates of deceased
persons.
HOUSE-FORENOON.
SALEM, Jan. %, 1891. The House
entered upon vigorous retrench-
ment debate caused 10y
HOUSE RFSOI UTION No. 81.
by Mimic, reciting that appropri-
alton bills now aggregated more
than all the revenue of the state,
aud whereas worlds fair, river inn
provements and other extraordinary
expenses, therefore that all wagon
road bills be scaled down about one
half of amounts now asked, that
law for stcnographic court reporters,
state board of horticulture, agricul-
tural college and other similar meas
ures be repealed. Judge of this
district had never appointed re.
porter, and litigants should pay for
reporters II they wanted them. The
agricultural college was the best
endowed school In Oregon. 1t need
ed no state aid and would no doubt
be favorably reported upon by the
committee. Rep, Hall moved that
all relating 10 stenographic reporters
bee struck out, as this matter was un-
der consideration OF judiciary com
mittee. Rep. Mimic opposed as an
unnecessary expense costing moro
than Judges,
THE RESOLUTION WAS ORDERED
PRINTED,
APPOINTMENT.
The chair announced as Com on
memorial ON claims, Peter q Stewart,
Reps paquet, McCnKen aud Mimic.
No lS6-By Myer, to repeal chap
ter NLII, Hills code, 10y commission
law, Com on Judiciary,
No lS7-sBy Jennings, relating to
the publishing of county finances.
Com on counties.
No lSs-By Jennings, relating 10
delisquent taxes, Com ou counties.
No lSa-By Holmes, relating to
pleadings aud jurisdiction, Com ou
judiciary.
No l2S-By Hall, 10 amend char
ter of Portland. Same reference.
No l40-By Holmes, 10 provide
compulsory education OF the blind,
Com on education.
No l4i-By Paquet, aid of a wagon
road Ia Claokamas county, Spccl
Com GA roads.
No l4s-Ry Holmes, an act 10
promote drainage Com on agricul-
lure,
No ltS-Ry Shedd, 10 regulate
ireight aud passenger traffic Com