Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-04

title. To roads and appropriations.
SJRNo.5 by Fullerton, asking
congress TO pay per cent on lands
in Indian reservation.
SRNo. 22-By Cameron, super
intendent instructed to give informa-
ton in relation to school text books.
SJRNo. 6-By Weatherford, re-
lating tc free coinage Of silver. Fed
eral relations.
No. 1sS-By Willis, relating to
adultery. Read lst and I'd time by
title. Judiciary.
No. ls9-By Willis, collection Of
taxes 10 counties Of more than $1,000
inhabitants. Read 1st aud "a time
by title. Multnomah delegation.
NEW BILL.
No l9O-By Weatherford, relating
to district attorneys. Read lst aud
End time by title. judiciary.
No 19l-By Tongue, state board Of
equalization. Read LIST and 2nd
time by title. Assessments.
Adjourned.
SECOND READING OF BILLS.
No. S5--By Willis, incorporate
Albina. Multnomah delegation.
No. 117-By Cogswell, (by re-
quest life insurance on assessment
plan. Elections.
No. 14O-By Raley, regulating in
terest charges. Judiciary.
No. 13S-By Moore, protecting
laborers in logging camps. Judi
ciary.
No. 142-By Weatherford, free
bridge across the Willamette at Al
bany. Read I'd and 3rd time, and
passed.
No. 144-By Matlock, sale Of per-
ishsble property under attachment.
Judiciary.
No. lO0-By Mackay, incorporo-
rating city Of Portland. Amended
Ordered engrossed for 9rd reading.
No. l45-By Willis, relating to
wills. Judiciary.
No. l48-By Wait, 10y request re-
garding custody Of U. s prisoners in
county jails. judiciary.
No. l47- BY Hirsch, 10y request)
Rogues' gallery at penitentiary. Ju-
dietary.
No. 15l-By Mackay, relating to
federal government purchasing
land In Oregon. Federal relations.
SALEM, Feb. 4th '91.
The house held night session eli
Tuesday, but did not transact much
business.
BILL PASSED.
No III By Armstrong, amending
charter Of Woodburn.
BILL REPORTED.
No 272-By Com on counties, tc
create county Of Santiam.
TO 81 READING.
No 209-By Holmes, to lncorpor
ate town of Stsyton.
HOUSE sR-FORESoON.
After prayer by Rev. Gwynne
house resumed consideration of tal
bill, in committee Of the whole.
REPORTS.
BY Armstrong, Of special commit
tee on Monmouth Normal School
reported finding IA brick buildinI
and ten acres OF land, with goo,
railway facilities, a non-sectarIaI
school with 2l0 pupils, trained dali.
In the science Of pedagogy raising b.
normal training the standards q
teaching; property valued at $50
900; that this property Is offered th
state for advancement OF common
schools. Adopted.
BY Mulkey, Of special committe
on State University. Find goo,
buildings, fine grounds; main build
ing has need " new root build
ings and grounds have water service
electric lights; school rooms ar
heated by furnaces; buildings nee,
cementlng aud walls painting; IS,
500 needed To make repairs; not
dollar has been expended here bu
for benefit OF higher education, an,
| OVgon cannot afford To drop benin,
other states In supporting sucl
institutions. Adopted.
Rep Jennings, of Lane count,
delegation, submitted report on /
II No IL, liking salaries OF count,
recorders, reported amendment tha
leaves Lane county out Of operation
Of act. Adopted.
The house ooncurred In the senat,
joint resolution relative to recover
ing S per cent OF proceeds Of sale q
public lands.
THE TAX BILL
was now considered. Ia committe,
Of the whole, Tuesday afternoOI
had been spent, considering III,
main sections up TO aud including
Sec Ia, on listing personal property
Of gAs, water aud electric companies
Adopted.
Seo rs, listing stryct railroads ant
ferries. Adopted.
Sec 10, releasing property ~ per
SONS moVlng into state between Ger
tain dates, Amendment offered
r'Quiring security for the tax
Adopted rs amended.
SEQ II, II In dispnte as 10 wher,
property shall he listed. dispute /,
be settled by boards ol equalization
AdOpted.