Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-13

, public works, including tne Cascaue
/ locks carried.
A message from the house was
read to the effect that the house was
now ready for the transaction Of all
| business.
Senate joint resolution No. q
Meet Jan. 14th TO caucus and vote
for Senator and hear any commu-
nication the Governor may make
, adopted.
Senate resolution No. Ito de-
fine the duties of the r. r. Com
mission or to repeal the board of r..
r. Commissioners--passed to second
reading.
Senate bill No. 2.-by Looney, to
amend laws of Oregon in regard to
establishing county roads.
Bill No. 3.-by Myers to appropri-
ate $1,000 for the establishment Of
Soda springs, in Sodayille, Oregon,
and all money not so spent shall be
retained to keep such Improvements
in good order. Passed to second read
ing. Rules were suspended.
Senate till No. 4 was read by title
only. 1t related to the establishment
of laws relating to the use of waters
for household purposes and regulat-
ing the construction of irrigation
dilches, canals, etc. Passed to sec
ond reading.
Rules were again suspended and
senate bill No. introduced by
Mackay. 1t provided forthe incorpo-
ration of the city of Portland. Pass
ed a second reading.
Senate Bill No. 6, introduced by
Watkins was read by title only. 1t
was in regard to authorizing theGov-
ernor and state officers to construct
portage railroad at the Dalles.
Blackman presented senate bill
No. TO provide for the appropri-
alton OF $4,000 for the construction of
a wagon road from Monument to
John Day City, in Grant county,
Oregon. Passed to second reading.
The rules were suspended and
senate bill No. s, by Cogswell, was
passed to the second reading. II
provides for the protection of the
laborers' wages.
Senate bill No. 9.--Introduced by
Mackay was read and passed TO the
second reading. 1t provides for the
protection of the owners of floating
logs and lumber.
Senate bill No. 10, was presented
by Moore. 1t provided for authoriz-
ing Columbia county to construct
and maintain bridges. Passed to
second reading.
Senate bill No. II, was read and
passed to second reading. 1t provid-
ed for the amendment of the law in
regard to wards and guardians.
Senate bill No. II. By Hirsch,
was read and passed to second read
ing. 1t provided for the appropri-
alton of money to complete the
building of the state capitol.
Senate bill No. l3. ToincorpOrate
the city of Lafayette, Yamhill coun-
ty, was passed to the second read
ing.
Senate bill No. IA was offered by
> Crosno. 1t provided for the re.
copying of the records of Benton
= county, of all the plats into more
convenient form. Passed to second
J. reading.
y A motion was made and carried
that the senate notify the house OF
It's permanent organization.
Senate bill No. 10 was introduced
d by Willis. 1t provides for the estab-
; fishing of a board to regulate the
practice of surgery in the state of
> Oregon. Passed to second reading.
Senate bill No, l6 provides for the
settlement of claims against the es-
tate of decedent. Passed to the
. second reading.
Aitken introduced senate bill No.
II, which was read and passed to
second reading.
:. b. No. ls.- By Cogswell
passed to second reading, In rela-
ton TO the compensation of clerks.
Senator Looney introduced S b,
No. 10 providing for the appoint
, ment of supervisor of weights and
measures.
, Fulton introduced a resolution
that the sergeant,at arms be author
lied to furnish each senator with
IS worth Of stamps and 81 worth of
wrappers. The amendment to re-
duce it to So worth of stamps was
lost, and the original resolution was
adopted.
Senate bill No. 20. BY Hilton,
provided for the amendment of the
miscellaneous laws of Oregon, passed
20 second reading.
$. b. No. 2l.-Introduced by
| Dodson, was in relation to the reg
ulation of the sale of poisons in the
state Of Oregon. Passed 10 second
/ reading.
5. b. No. 22.-Introduced by
Myers, was to decide what shall be
termed criminal negligence and
further provides for the punishment
of same. Passed TO second reading.
No. 23,-By Raley, to Incorporate
the citv Of Athena.
Resnlutinu-Rv Willis that fha