Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-04

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sesson, Passed
No. "A. W. Nofliup, 10 regulate
sais N wholesome fJod aud medl.
cines.
NJ. VI, by Uees, 10 elect railroad
commission by vote ~ The people
FOfd moved to amend ~ ae a. elect
only one commissioner In 1891. H.
-aid tbs thfee had do0e their work
~ we'll that only one IL nov needed
The bridges had been put IN shape,
snd the freight rates were adjusted
end sustained IN tie higher couits.
q er opposed the idea ~ a. one man
cyuld do the work. N0itbup ssi II
Ford had this information he should
have brought II before the commit
lee. He spoke for the comnlssion-
ers. lie wanted the best results
from the commission. Ford paid
Colvig n high compliment ut the *.
pepse ~ the other members. H.
opposed election by The people ~ II
would result IN dragging railroad
Influence Into our state conventions
and we would get two meo who
were all wrong and perhaps Que
who was right. Gowan made an
argument against the one man COM
mission idea. On question of refer
euce. ayes % noes 33. Lost. The
bill then passed.
No. I60,by Upton, to regulate sal
aries Of county judges. Passed.
No. I76, by Stone. to fix fees and
salaries of clerk aud sheriff Of Uma-
iills county. Passed.
No. l1b, by LawtoD, to repeal
nss, ssment Of mortgages and deduc-
lions Tor debt. Ford moved to re
commit with Instructions to strike
out all that part which repeated the
mortgage tax law. Call OF tue house
was ordered. Absent Brown of
Douglas, Inman. In explaining
his vote Ford said he favored ex-
erDptlons. but opposed repeal OF tax
law. Geer was not exactly sure
that this bill would made matters
much better but he favored IA trial.
Nor,hup said he was opposed to the
bill going into effect at once.
SENATE MESSAGES.
Concurred In adoption Of house
resolution with amendments.
Adopted. Provides voters shall
herea aftcr he able To read the consti-
tuition Of the United States In Eng
lish.
No. 40. To punish pointing fre
arms at n human being.
No. 40. BY Bancroft. to protect
commo carriers. relating to dlspos-
al ~ switch key or switch code.
Resolution adopted by senate t.
print II 800 Of school laws, aud dis
tribute same. Ford moved indeiln-
lie postponement. Ayes 30, poes "a.
JuTE MILL.
No. |. By Ready, to establish
Juie mill hr employment of prison
labor at Salem, made special order
for next Tuesday.
No. l93. BY IpmaD. to secure In.
dependence Of voters. by Use Of
Myers's automstlc ballot cabinet.
Made special order.
No. ii7. by Miller. relating to
certificates, etc. The law requiring
teachers to get su advanced certih
cate nj each examination. Ormshy
made one of the beat speeches of the
session on the subject and was at.
tentivrly listened to. Last,
Mlller's teachers certificate bill
failed to pass, 2s to %.
S.nate's worlds fair bill, taken up
read second time; q motion to sus-
pend rules and read third time failed
fnr want Of two thirds.
Wright of Union, UPTON, Mays,
and MERIT gave no,ice OF lnlroduc-
,lou ~ bills tomorrow.
Adjourned ,o 0.SO a IN.
ssSArE--AfrsRSo FgB. 8.
Bishops house Jolnt memorial to
congress To take Immediate action
far prohibition of Immigration be
fore closv of present session; con.
Cured.
Mailock, 10 provide for display Of
on'gon's rsoufces at the worlds
fair; passed.
Adjourned to meet at Q O'Clock to-
morniw morning.
noUss, FORENOON. EgR. 4.
Under suspension of rules the
hou-s considered reports of special
commitlec~.
Joiat memorisi la favor of Nlcar.-
soa canal. majority rvpost sdop. sd.
WORLDS PAIR nIIi.
Paxton moved saspsn.ioa Of rules
To pass senate bill Ma -. Car sxhi-
81, si worlds f.ir.appmpria,ing $50.
ooo Arc. a. pe-. 30
haashmso, nslpg tims of hold.
iaE lec,i .os. Pss~d.
Mii - moved that whsa house
ss'j ass "a ~ ies y "a. MondAy.
csssl~s.