Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-14
THE LEGISLATURE.
HoUsE--AFrERNooS.

W. ~ HAH
After roll call. Concurrent resolu-
tion,
No 22-By Armstrong, that the
secretary Of state be authorized to
have compiled and published his
tory Of tie early Indian wars of
Oregon and Of the early pioneers,and
TO expend not to exceed 81 800 there
for. That the work be compiled by
Mrs Francis Fuller Victor, and that
the book be sold at cost Of compila-
tion and publication. That If
sufficient sum remain, pamphlet
showing the services Of Indian war
veterans be published for distribu.
tion among said veterans.
Minto favored the adoption Of the
resolution, for the purpose Of getting
thel names Of the veterans Of such
wars on record.
Armstrong said this measure
would be a source Of revenue rather
than al expense, because the books
when printed would sell very readi
ly at 81 each. The resolution was
adopted.
TIHRD READING.
No 255-By Durham (by requesD,
relating to rights in real estate.
Failed to pass
No 0j--By Thomas, defining quail
ificatiOn of voters at school elections
In districts Of 1000 or upwards
Passed
No 265-By Mimic, providing for
the repeal Of the act relating to
frauds at elections. Failed TO pass.
The joint committee appointed to
examine the books aud mode Of con
ducting the state peniteniiary, re.
ported. Their report printed and !
placed on desks of members.
No 2l3-By Armstrong, 10y re-
quest, licensing auctioneers. Failed |
to pass.
No 2S5-By Barnes, relating to
road notices. Passed.
No 2s5-By Wright, relating TO
mining claims; Passed.
No 2SS-By WEIGH, authorizing J
l. a Bobby and Others to build
bridge across John Day river.
Passed.
No Colby Myer, amending
charter of Monmouth. Passed.
No 204 BY Thomas, amending
the charter Of SeIlwood. Passed.
No 299-By Hall, more fully de
lining the jurisdiction of justice
courts. Passed.
No 2i7-By Hall, providing for
submission to the people of the
question Of holding constitutional
convention. Passed.
No 3O2 BY Fox, appointing of
health officer nt Astoria, Coos Bay.
and Gardiner, end In relation TO
quarantine. Failed to pass.
House concurled Ia the adoption
of senate joint memorial No 3, ask
ing congress to make appropriation
for hatchery in the upper Colum-
bia river
House concurred in the adoption
of +, nate joint memorial No q, relut.
ing TO the habits of salmon.
The Speaker signed house bills
BOG, s, l2l,and Sand $ b %, II : JR
l, $ B II, II, ls, q, 1873, IL, 10 $ j r.
&, y B II and 81.
No 25S-By Shedd, relating to duty
of county clerk, repealingsection 275j
Hllps Code. Withdrawn Temporal
rily.
No l6l-ByGeer granting right Of
wayto Capital Cityrailway company
across state lands from the pcnitcn, {
tiary to the insane asylum, Passed.
No 1873 BY Thomas, organizing /,
school districts In town of 10000 ,
inhabitants. Passed.
oliG-By Armstrong, condemn. ,
ing certain lands for state water +,
way. Pas ed.
No Shy Hal', Ie,ating to dispo- 4
'iton OF property 10y will, Passed. q
No @2s-By MoAlistcr, relating Ia q
disposition OF personal property, {
Passed. !
No 2O2 by Hall, pertaining to =
'rlers aud officers of circuit court. =
'assed. a
No i99-By Thomas, relating TO a
witnesses In criminal nctioGs. u
'assed.
No lSs-By Wright, relating To f.
utary public, Passed,
No lSS- by Holmes, relation OF 7
,uats in common. Passed. -
No l76 by starr relating to lot. is
cries. Passed, ol
Adjourned,
HOUSE. EVENING. M
SALEM, Feb. Is OF
NILS PASSED. u
No 10 by Butler, Co amend Sec y,
"A OF Hills code, relating to the du- OF
~ uf district attorneys,
No l7i-Ry Barrett, TO punish for ul
'fusing To aid an ofiicer Ia discharge AT
duties IN
No l77-Ry Hartman, to author
= county courts To oiler rewards for
rcsts. ~
No 75-By Barnett, 10 punish h,
'rsons for an assault On an officer. IA
No AG by Miller Ia prevent aud "A,
luish Wautou aud malicious ob- "A,
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