Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-05

mittee.
Rep Minto amended TO refer to
the Com of whole Monday night as
special order and message, and bill
be printed. Carried.
Rep Reed said joint committee on
fisheries Of Washington and Oregon
had prepared q bill that was salts
factory TO salmon canneries and fish
ermen Of both states, and that
should be passed in place Of this.
Rep Mlnto said he desired to
speak on this subject and show that
the governor had taken q too limited
view Of the matter, and he wOulde
TAX the liberty to show this.
THE TAX BILL
was now taken up In committee Of
the whole and the house proceeded
TO consider.
Sec SO, fixing county levy. Rep
Dustin opposed collection in money
Of county poll tax. He said that
under this act one-fourth Of men IN
county would be put in Jail If en-.
forced.
Rep Gambee said this bill provided
for a mill tax for q general road
fund, two.thirds TO be used In each
district, and rest to be used where
most needed. In this particular bill
had merit.
Rep Jennings opposed this section
as a money tax that would II en-
forced throw many men In prison.
Rep McAlister said we needed
reform In road laws, and this legis-
lature was blocked with local road
bills.
Rep Barnes said they needed the
road bills, and each road opened
more than paid back Its cost.
Rep Geer said there would be Il
corresponding employment of labor
for this money collected.
Rep Manning said he had consult
ed many in Yamhill county, and
found no one who did not favor road
tax being collected in money.
Rep Mimic said the sections Of the
state most needing roads most need
ed an opportunity to draw upon
this very fund proposed to be raised
by this bill.
The section was agreed TO.
Rep Dustin moved reconsideration
Of Sec 81. Lost.
Secs 81 aud SS as amended were
agreed to.
Sec SO, 80 and 81. Rep Manning
moved TO post notices that taxes are
due in precinct in place Of printing
in two newspapers. Rep Killain
amended that notices be published
and posted. Adopted.
Sec 92, that taxes be paid only In
gold or silver
Rep Paquet moved to amend by
adding, "or other lawful money Of
the United States"
Rep Gambee urged that the state
had right to guard against receiv-
ing a deprecated currency. The
amendment was carried. Section
adopted.
Sec 93, 10 end was read and agreed
TO, and the committee rose.
sENATE-FoRENoO
SALEM, Feb. 5. 1891.
After roll call senate opened with
prayer by Rev. J. Bowersox, OF
Salem. Reading Of !surnal dil-
peased with.
Courtesies ofthe senate extended
TO Hon. Geo. Chandler.
NEW BILLS.
No 2Ol-By Hilton, boundary Of
Gillian county. Read lst and 2d
time by title. Special committee
senators from Grant, Morrow and
Gillian.
No 202-By Cameron, TO incorpor-
ate Jacksonville. Read lst and 2d
time by title. Corporations.
SPECIAL ORDER.
\ Il Ne Ss- BY Crosno, relating
to grants of congress to agricultural
colleges. Passed.
Committee on elections, Cross
chairman, reported;
SB No ls2-By Cogswell, relating
10 primary elections to pass with
amendments. The amendments
were adopted. Special order for 8
p. m. to-day,
NEw BILL
No S0S-By Hirsch, to amend
charter of Woodburn. Read lst and
"a time by title, Ordered eHgrosSed
for 81 reading.
Special Committee under HCR
No ~, CrOss, chairman, reported
favOrably upon Oregon deaf mute
school Recommended the removal
of school To some more suburban
location where more land can be
accared, In the near vicinity Of Sa.
lem. 5000 appropriated therefor,
Report entered on the record.
special COMMITTEES, Hilton, chair
man, reported on No lS4-By Hi.
ton, relating To agricultural societies
amended. Ordered engrussed for Sd
reading,
No 2l4- by CroSs, appropnating
S590 h,g deaf mute school Read lst
and "a time by title. Education.
AdlOurncd.
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