Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-13
THE LEGISLATURE.
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Jacksonville, was taken up and
passed.
/ Upon motion, when house ad-
lourn IL be to 10 m Friday.
Senate bills were taken up and
advanced, and the house adjourned.
sENATE-AFTERNoo
SALEM, Feb, IL.
Roll call.
Message from the house an
nounced the passage Of H b l1S, the
Portland consolidation bill. The
bill was read lst and 2nd time by
title. Referred TO Multnomab dele
CATION.
THIRD BEADING SENATE BILLS.
No l65-By Tongue, protecting
wild water fowls. Recommitted to
committee on fisheries.
No 2O4-By Cross, asking an ap-
preparation Of 5000 for the purchase
Of new site for Oregon school for
deaf and dumb. Laid on the table
until printed,
No 4O-By Watkins, by request,
pertaining TO the care Of the dead.
Failed to pass.
No 220-By Raley, regarding pro-
fanation Of Sunday. This bill pro
vides that cigar stores and fruit
stands may keep open on Sunday,
and shall not apply to any person
who observes any other day Of rest.
Ordered printed.
No 205-By Fulton, protecting
salmon and other food fish; h;amended
by the house. The amendment was
amended by the senate. Concurred
In AZ amended.
No G3-By Hatch, providing for
collection Of school tax. Giving
school board power TO equalize assess
ment Of the district. Tax becomes
delinquent In 90 days after notice
has been given. Passed.
No 2l0-By Fullerton, regarding
management Of insane asylum.
Passed.
This bill fixes salfry of superin-
tendent at $4,000 per annum. lst
assistant superintendent $500. End |
assistant 5000. 1t provides board |
Of visiting physicians consisting of
four members.
No ll7-By CoRswell, by request,
relating TO conducting insurance on
the assessment or accident plan.
Failed to pass.
No cosby Norval, securing liens
for laborers on mining claims.
Passed.
No l53-By Dodson, by request,
regulating fees Of sherifs. Failed
TO pass.
No 2l5-By Hirsch, amending
charter Of Salem. Passed.
No l2O-By Norval, preventing
destruction of small fish In irriga-
tion, milling aud mining bitches.
Failed % pass.
No 2l6-By Moore, Incorporating
Clatskanie. Passed.
No 209-By Noryal, transferring
special funds to general fund.
Passed.
No l00-BY Willis, organizing
school districts In towns of over
10000 inhabitants. Passed.
President signed senate bills No
1870, lis, "a, l25, 50, aud 81.
Senators Watkins aud Moore were
appointed on part OF senate under
joint resolution No | authorizing
committee To confer with tike cont
mlttee from the state OF Washington
In relation 20 portage on the Colum-
hin river
No. l60-By Sinclair, authOriz-
Ing construction OF railroad bridge
across Cove Bank slough.
Rep Armstrong gave notice that ,
he should vote against all bills not
laid before members In printed form.
An attempt was TO be made TO rush
bills through here without printing
In the interest of political jobs.
Rep Mimic endorsed Rep Arm
strong.
No, 05-By Sinclair, liking fees of
sheriff Of Coos county, and fees OF
sheriff aud clerks Of Curry, Clatsop,
1olumbia, Josephine, Klammath,
lake aud Tillamook. Passed,
No 77-By Fullerton, authorizing
,mts aud actions Ia be brought
against the state OF Oregon.
tep Homes said this WAS an act :
lnder Sec - OF the constitution TO
'llow citizens To sue their claims In
lac courts, Instead OF coming beforc ,
he legislature. Rep Hall opposed
Rep Minto favored, Lost.
No by Blackman, To provide
or the improvement OF n wagon
Dad nom Monument TO John Day
'ity Ia Grant county. Passed,
Rep Miller moved house take up \ h
IA reading OF house bills at p. m. I
Rep Paquet moved when house AL. a
ourn Il be TO Monday at p, m.
sost.
No Shy Crosno, 10 authorize +,
Valley Railroad Co to !.
ssue bonds. Passed.
No 7S-By Willis. Authorizing j.
lac admission of aliens as attorneys 4
o the courts of Oregon, Passed.
No 90 by Willis, TO regulate liens
{ Judgments aud decrces Of the -