Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-20


Of moving reconsideration.
No 5G-By Fulton, to authorize
contracting for transportation Of
the insane, idiots and convicts,
when in the custody Of the state.
Passed.
No 39-By Cross, to amend sec
tions 4061, 1910 and 1885, Hill's code,
directing use Of road funds. Lost.
No 8-By Cogswell, to protect
employees and laborers in their
claims for wages. Passed.
No 30-By Carson, to amend an
act to regulate the practice Of medi-
cine and surgery. Recommitted,
amended and passed.
No 2l5-By Hirsch, amending
charter Of Salem, Marion county
delegation. Amended and passed.
No l00-By Mackay, incorporat.
ing the city Of Portland. Passed.
No 92-By Gates, to amend a bill
regulating salaries Of county treas
urers. Passed.
No 9-By Mackay, to protect the
title Of the owners Of floating logs
and lumber. To judiciary.
No 172-By Cogswell, providing
right Of way for railroads through
lands Of the state. Lost.
No 76-By Tongue, to amend sec.
ton 1912, relating to control and
management Of religious bodies and
colleges. Passed.
HoUsE-AFTERNoo
The house took up az special order
the governors veto of No 100, "A bill
to grant right Of way to Center
Point Flume Co, Rep Miller stating
the case fully against tie veto.
On passing bill over veto, yeas, 4G;
nays, IL. Carried.
s b No Shy Myers, regarding
claims for costs and disbursements
Passed.
The joint committee on visiting
state reform school made report.
The house this afternoon will elect
railroad and other commissioners
sENATE-MORNING
Senate convened at IA. M. After
roll call reading journal dispensed
with.
Senator Hilton moved suspen.
sion Of the rules, and house till 237,
by Johnson, amending the corpora.
tion Of Dalles City, be placed
on its final passage. Senator Wat
kins moved to indefinitely postpone
the bill. Both motions lost.
ii b l46-By Armstrong, water
right Of way for state buildings.
called upand senate suspended the
rules and bill read three times and
passed.
A communication from the secr6-
tary Of state in relation to the 3 per
per cent fund for internal improve.
ments read stating that "by March
lst, 1893, there will be about 500, 0O0
In this fund. There is now onlN
~, $3.50, II; due and not paid in S32,
29l 20" Tins is the fund from
which il is expected To baild the
wagon roads.
THIRD READING OF HOUSE BILLS |
No l5-By Moore, of Benton, re-
lating To Oregon's display at the
Worlds Fair.
Senator Crosuo supported the
bill. said he thought every man Ia
Oregon ought To have patriotism .
enough to favor tins Thought the .
state owed this much to the general .
government
Tongue opposed the motion,
hought like Joe Meeker said about
he vessel he sold aud was called ON
u account for the money. "There
vas barely enough 10 pay the ofii
ers,' lie said he acknowledged his
'eart was not running over with pa
Neatch followed stating that there
we're five classes of men who favored
his bill; boards of trade, newspa-
ers, railroad companies, hotel pro
rietors aud the candidates To iii
he offices credited thereby. Ii Is
oting but m advertising scheme
'hich would bring "a kIhd of imni-
ration that we do not want. The
ind of immigration brought here
Y our immigration board, that is
ling our aims houses, our jails, our
anitentiary and our asylums.
The real estate agent is one OF the
Iust innocent men in the world.
q wants To get some of these ini- |
igrants here, aud will tell them
ley can get good LYING of n :
ok pile on the side OF one of these !
Ills where the fern grows fifteen ;
II high. Where they could not !
'ow either hill OF potatoes or
une tree, The newspapers want
ls because they can sell great u
any copies Of their papers filled u
Ith boomerang, | believe that 90 .
Il of 100 of the people Of Oregon g
q opposed To this appropriation. y
Crosno said that the bill passed e
e house by granger vote aud not T
vote of real estate agents. Ii \
,nds today for Oregon To say Il
neither or not We will be repre- y
nted. q
Sinclair said the appropriation II
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