Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-27
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INDECENT Soldiers.
No. 100, by Cooper, Tor election o
road supervisors.
M. 90, by Brown, Of Douglas
providing rebate ON taxes Of tw,
days for use of wagons With Wild
tires.
No. 10, by deer Of Clsckamas
requiring erection ofguIde boards q
ali cross roads.
Senate Bill 25, by Cross, relatinI
to fees of assessors. Salaries.
No. 50, by BaUebman, TO Great,
county Of Mineral. That II do no
pass.
No. 8, by Belknap, for bountie,
ON Wild Animals.
No. l29, by Daily, 10 create South.
erD Oregon Fair.
No. 81, by Cooper, relating TO legal
rate Of interest No report.
No. 80. by Committee priority OF
right to waters.
No. 81, by Northup. 10 prevent
production aud sale Of unwholesome
food.
No. 81, by Geer Of Clackamas,
running ut large Of stock.
No. 81, by Gulllxson, to define
and punish crime Of breaking into
railroad car, that II pass.
No. 03, by Houck, to define and
punish placing of obstructions
10 railroad tracks, that II pass.
No. l26, by Hobbs,to protect COM
mon carriers, that IL pass.
No. 90, by Geer of Marion, to elect
railroad commissioners by vote of
the people, that 1t pass.
No. l25, by Lawson, assessment of
property and collection of taxes.
No. 1873, by Gill, to prohibit sale
OF tobacco. cigarettes or cigars to
minors under age of IS, and to pun
sh such minors If found using same.
Senate bill 38, by Maxwell, to fix
'alaries of County Treasurers, Mar
on county at $1,000.
No. 10, by Brown Of Douglas, to
'mend law to protect salmon and
'ther food fishes.
No. l20, by Ormsby, to encourage
tocking of mountain streams with
lsh.
No. SO,by Nickel, relating to kill
ng deer and game out Of season.
No. "a, by Belts, TO proyide
Ierders lien upon animals herdeu.
No. ", by Belts, to create lien
Or labor on logs cut.
FREE SILVER.
House joint memorial No. A, by
lcEwan, urging congress to enact
zee silver coinage bill. Reported
ack without recommendation.
lcEwan moved its adoption and
tdressed the house.
Northup moved to strike out the
ords free silver and insert "Tbe
herman silver Act.u
Geer suggested that the resolu.
on recited that the products of la.
'r were cheap. Ifthis referred TO
he products of labor employed In
anufactures IL was true and that
as desirable. He asked that they
'ec'fy what products of labor were
ferred to.
McEwan said 1t was farm labor.
Upton objected 10 Northup's
nendment as not germane to the
solution. Bishop spoke In favor
the resolution and said the
unger members of the house
luld see the time when silver
'uld be a base metal. Miller said
ere was an actual scarcity Of sill
coin In every town and city In
. country. The people Of this
lie were In favor OF free coinage.
'rthup said the Legislature should Z
send out word 10 the people OF }
Is nation that they favored free
mage. He spoke for the man c
10 iabored for his daily bread.
'ton replied TO Northup and upon {
ling his seat Brown Of Morrow,
wed TO table the amendment e
'ieh Was carried amid great laugh
as II carried the McEwan reso- T.
lon with it. None enjoyed the
Q more heartily than Upton who a
ghed heartily at the way he had
"A trapped, Il
SPECIAL ORDER.
10, 10, by DAILY, TO exempt home
sds from attachment and judicial
IL exempts $500 In value OF p
ry home in Oregon.
was the law of Ss states. Asi a
;, the homo Of anyone could be Ia
'ohed for IA small debt, This law "
needed TO protect unfortunate
pie. Debts accumulate In time "
iekness aud death that robbed
ny n family Of its home aud cast $
ows aud orphaus upon the cold
rity OF tho world Ia their time Of
Attest need. Mr.. DAILY made an n,
luent plea for his bill. :,
Yes AZ, noes II. Passed. nj
o. 0o,oy Duncan, to establish a -
0 Mining Bureau aud State Geo.