Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-01-21

No. by Myers, an act declsr-
nz what shall constitute criminal
by any person or persons
y corppration operating any rail
ruad or water cra1 in this state, aud
prescribing the punishment there
Tor. Com. % judiciary.
No. 23-By Raley, To- ineOrpOFte
the city u Athena. Com. Oh cOr-
porstions.
Res. No. 10-By Sinclair tnat
joint committee ~ appointed 10 eK-
anime the affair. ofthe state militia.
Adopted.
No. 24-By Hatch, for board Of
regents for the state normal schOas.
Com. on education.
No. 28-By Veatcb, n regulate
freighis. Com. Oh railroads.
No. Z7-By Cameron, to iueUrpOr-
ate Medford. Com. on corporaiinns.
No. . by Myer, to amend sec.
4O29. Com. on railroads.
No. 29-By CrosDo, to suthOriz-
the Willamette Railroad Go. TO issue
bonds. Com. on ilrOads.
No. 3o-Carson, to regulate the
practice Of medicine. Com. on edu-
cation.
No. 31-By Hilton, to incorporate
town Of Fossil. Com. on corpora
tons.
REPORT or COMMITTEES.
Hatch for the committee Oh edu-
cation reports on >. b. "A, for board
Of regents for the state Normal
school, recommends that it be passed
Ordered eugros-cd aud to lie third
reading tomorrow.
ISTRODUCTIOS OF BILLS.
No, Ss-By Norval, to incorporate
5ummeryille, Union county.
No. 90 By Blackman, to fix sal
aries Of county judges.
Hon. K. +. Earhart was extended
courtesies Of senate.
No. 9l-- By Blackman, in relation
TO loans.
No. g2-By Gates, to fix the sal
aries Of county commissioners.
No. 93-By MqtlOck, to provide
for a state law library at Pendleton.
No. 94-By Mackay, for relief OF
r. g. Harkins
No. 95-By Sinclair, relating to
fees Of county officers.
No. S-By Willis, relating to
foreign insurance companies.
No, 97.-By Willis, to prevent the
sale Of liquor withouta a license.
No. S8-By Blackman, To fix sala
ries Of county officers of Harney
county, etc.
No 99-By Carson, to regulat,
the organization and power Of cor
porations.
sENATE-AFTERNoON.
No. lOO.-By Mackay, to amend
an act to incorporate the city o
Portland.
Ne lOl.-By Tongue, to punisl
any person who wlllfully assault
any officer while In the performance
Of his duty.
No. l02 By same, to punish pei
sous for refusing to aid an officer.
No. l03.-By Cross, to authoriz
county courts, to offer rewards fc
the arrest Of criminals.
4. f.. Fell, Of Marion county wa
extended the courtesies ofthe senat,
No. l0i.-By Cross for the relic
of Moses Hurd.
No. l05.-By Willis, to protect til
rights OF business men.
No. l06, BY Raley, in relation t
the compensation to he received b
sherifis for the board of prisoners.
No. l07, BY Willis, for the relief &
David McCully.
No. l03.-By Ncatch, TO reduC
the charge for passing freights thr,
the locks at Oregon City. Veatc
moved the suspension Of rules and
was read second time and referre
} TO committee on corporations.
No, l09.--By Willis, to organi,
school districts.
SECOND READING OF BILLS,
No. 4-By Hirsch, In relation
the examination OF insane. Refe
red to Judiciary.
s. j. Mem, praying congress /
appropriate money To build POI
tage railway around The Dalles q
Cello. Adopted.
No. llO-By Tongue, conceruin
suits for the partition of property.
Rules were suspended aud hous
bill No. II By Merritt, to incorporat
Central Point, jackson Co., wa
read second and third times. Ca
ried.
A me- sage from the Sec'y Of Stat
WAS read informing the senate tina
the report OF the railroad commi
sion had been issued.
On motion the senate sdiourne,