Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-06

No. 6O-By Littig, for $1,000 TO aid
Malheur county in building bridges
and roads from Vale to Baskerville
in said county Noes II ayes 3s.
No. 39--By Thompson, was report
ed by the committee and passed.
The bill appropriates $4,000 for road
in Grant county.
No 6S-By Reed, for 1900 for a
road from Gardner in Douglas
county to the Lane county line.
Passed.
House adjourned at IL O'Clock.
ENATE-AFTERNooN.
EALEM, Feb. 3, 1891.
After roll call courtesles Of senate
extended TO Hon. l.. II. Montana,
Hon. J. w. Hamlin aud Hon. &. B.
Bellenger.
Then followed the reading Of
messages from the house in relation
to bills passed in that body reported
elsewhere.
Chair signed II Nj No II memo,
rial urging congress TO appropriate
SIC, 900 for fish hatchery.
No l85-Passed BY the 18th bien-
nial session Of the legislature; re-
turned from the governor with his
veto. Relating to fishing. Tie
was laid On the
table.
No l54 of last session. Appro.
priating 5000 for salmon hatcher
les; returned from the governor with
his veto. Communication from
secretary of state-laid upon the
table.
THIRD READING.
No ll2-By Cross, relating to
teachers certificates and diplomas
Passed.
REPORTS.
Ways and Means-Carson.
No l7S-By Moore, to amend act
declaring what constitutes the ire
ducible school fund. Passed
Joint committee to confer with
Washington legislative committee
Fulton chairman. Reported two
bills; Nos. 205 and BOG.
No 2O5-By Fulton, to protect
salmon. Read 1st and I'd time 10y
title. Ordered engrossed for 3d read
ing.
No 2O6-By Fulton, to regulate
salmon and sturgeon fishing, Read
lst and second time by title. Order
ed engrossed for Sd reading.
Special Order No 1872, regulating
primary elections. Passed unani-
mously.
No l22- by Willis, relating Ia
criers in courts. Passed.
No 43-By Willis, to protect birds.
Amended. Ordered .engrossed for
Sd reading.
No l5l-By Mackay, Federal gov
ernment purchase of lands, Ordered
engrossed for 81 reading.
No 80 BY Cross, relating tu
roads. Substituted by "A new bill,
Read lst and ID time by title. Or.
dered engrossed for Sd reading.
Senator Looney, chairman OF
Committee on Agriculture, reported
favoring the continuance of the
agricultural weather bureau.
THIRD READING.
No ll0-By Tongue relating to
partition of real property. Passed
No lO3- BY Cross, authorizing
county courts to offer rewards for
conviction Of criminals. Passed,
No l06-By lialey, payment Of
sheritfs for boarding prisoners,
Passed.
No lOl-By Tongue, publishing
persons for assaulting officers.
Passed.
No50-By Dodson, tlmes of hold
ing court in sixth judicial district.
Passed.
No 6-By Fulton, contracting
transportation OF insane, Idiots and
convicts. Passed,
No 66-By Sinclair, eNempung
homesteads from attachment under
execution. Passed,
Adjourned
SENATE EVENING.
Al 1880 p, m. clerk called roll and
special order was taken up.
CORPORATION RILI.s PASSED.
No Shy Hilton. Antelope.
Nol6l-By Willis. Ocean Grove,
No lS7-By Fullerton. Roseburg,
No l7O-By Blaokman, Harney.
No lS2-By Cross, Jefferson,
No l6S-By Weatherrord. North
Brownsville.
No 2o2-Ry Cameron, jackson.
vile.
No 25-By Blackmau, Prairie
City.
No lO0-By Mackay, Portland,
No lS-By Gates. Lafayette.
HI b No lSl-By Butler, Dallas.
II BNo los by Garfield. ManL-
held,
No le7-By Weatherford, Browns.
vile.
No la6-By Tongue, Rorst
Grove.
No las by D0lson, Baker CITY
No lei-By Norval la Grandc.
No las -Ry GATES, North Yam
hin.
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