Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-31

BY Jefffeys, 10 enaoie "V'"N"
hold educational offices within tue
State. Education.
By Upton, re aling to the Selection
and sale of remaining State lands'
Education.
Merritt moved that countries
be touiIed to report Thursday
morning upon all bills In Their
hands last Friday. Carried.
ON THIRD READING.
No. 81, by Durham, to fix legal
rate Of interest at per cent. lnde-
fiuiley postponed
No. 81, by Gullixson, TO provide
for equipment of Oregon National
Guard. Upton moved to table.
Ljst.
Upton moved to indefinitely post
pone. Lost. Yeas 40, noes 10.
Northup, Paxton, Gullixson, Trul-
linger spoke for it. Upton spoke
against. The farmers and laborefs
of Oregon were not in favor of this
appropriation of $4,000. Oregon
had got along for forty years without
this state institution, and whenever
time of great peril arose the peo-
pie had volunteered to the defense
of the state. Mr.. Upton fiIibustered
successfully for several hours, but
was finally voted down. Ayes 39;
Noes l6.
A bill relating to duties of record
er of Multnomah county was passed.
No 283 by Trulinger, to allow
three. fourths of stockholders to or
der change in corporate name. Up
ton moved same be referred back
and order printed. Lost. The bill
passed. Ayes Al; noes IL.
SENATE BILL
No. AZ, by Cameron, relating to
stopping interest on county war
rants. Read first time.
No. lis, 10y King, to distribute
the money derived from the per
cent. Of sale Of public lands within
the state, pro rata among the couD-
ties of the state according to area
thereof, TO be expended in building
roads, highways and bridges.
Geer of Clackamas, moved recon-.
mitment for the purpose of amend
: m-nt that money be divided equally
among counties of the state. Mr..
King spoke for his bill as providing
u just distribution. Tie counties
that were largest had the least p0pu
lation and property aud most needed
Roads. The motion Was lost. The
. bill passed. Ayes AZ; noes 10.
THE PEST BILLS.
4 No. So, 10y Com. to create office of
r. state Inspector of fruit pests, aud de
fine certain duties and powers of the
state board of horticulture.
!. Mr.. Coon said the bill had been
l.. drawn up with much care. Under
the old law the board had the power
# to declare nuisauces, but not the
power to abate. This power tn,
new law gave the board Baughman
k. said all the orchards in the William,
n cite would have to be burned up il
i this till was enforced Upton SAID
the same. Ormsby spoke for the
q bill. Ford said if this bill was en-
. forced 1t would create lien upo,
every orchard in the state for costs
q and cost the county $500 day fol
+. the Inspector of fruit pests Gpel
spoke for the bill. Ay yes 80; noes 81
o l. s..
Adjourned.
l. SENATE, 2 p. NJ, JAN. 80.
After prayer 10y Rev. Whitaker
: hou'e bills were put to second read
=. ins as follows:
DAILY, incorporate Lakeview; thirc
reading.
Baughman, incorporate Cottag,
!. Grove, Lane; referred. corporations
j. RESOLUTIONS.
j. Senate joint resolution not allow
Ing cities, towns, school districts I,
e go In debt beyond 8 per cent. of tax
: able property; adopted.
e Senate joint resolution to amen,
: section |, title 8 of constitution
bearing upon mode of taxation: ay.
: II, nays l3.
; House joint resolution relative I,
naturalization of white foreigners
: adopted.
l House joint resolution to amen,
section 30, article / of constitution
adopted. Ayes 2s. naysO.
! SECOND READING House BILLS
stone, To Incorporate Athena
third reading tomorrow.
Senate bill to Incorporate Spring
held returned To house on r,oue,,
passed.
Paxton. recovery Of real propert,
Third reading tomorrow.
Paxton, defiuing legal ho idsy
Judiciary.
Toner, Incorporate Milton CltyHe
Ierreu select committee of Uma,i,
county senators.