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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-04

The extraordinary growth OF the tel.
ephonc service Ia America Is shown In
some figures brought out IN the course
uf a recent inquiry as 90 the desirable.
ity OF regulating the rates and super.
wishing the service of telephone c1mpln.
les in Massachusetts In the United
States there are twelve conversations
per year ou the average Co every one Of
the population, while iB Europe there
are only tWo Tho United S.a,os with
o. population. according OBJ the census
of 1890. ~ G2.6-2--0. maintain 8--SIl
telephone stations. or one OBJ every igl
of tho population. Tho combined pom.
u,aiiun of Europe. ...url.ur f1 the cen.
us 90 1890 d. s-ls511,G. and they
maintain 336.Cai telephone uUons. of
one 90 every 905 90 the population.
Tho conversations over the telephone
in The United States amount 90 75T.
100000 per year. in Europe they
amount 90 767.lOgSei In other words
Ia the United States the number OF
telephones used o. moro than five time.
as great. according Co the population
as those used 10 the countries Of Eu,
rope. and the number OF conversation.
per capita OF the population OF m,
. United states is elk times as great "A
in Europe. France. with % popuiti1,
/ OF 3S.3i31g2. is using $4,000 telephones
or one 90 every 1900 OF the population.
that is France, with q population elgb,
times us rrOli as that Ol the six NnV
i England States, Is using fewer tele.
/ phones than tho people of New Eng.
land Massachusetts,. according 90 tb,
census OF 1895. had "a population of D,
. t.NIS3. and there arc lagIa tp'eph0Bs
. boo use, or enc t1 every g5 Ot the u1pu.
Duou. Sweden, whore thc tolonhun.
. Is moro generally used 90 D in IN,
other country u Euran. BIAS hut ON,
. telephone Goo gN,gy l.f ot thr pnpul.
lou. London has @ population of 3.
100000 WItl 5000 exchange fu'.ur.r.
Instruments. ur ono Oh. ,yON 5.IrffH
population. Will. boston. u.ttr r.ar
Ur.ou ut ir."-N according fl ODD. Gel.
. sas at lsg'. has 9U, telephones. ar .r
90 every h0r-dfe o, the population.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-04

Mex time you have chance pu'
some water from thc edge OF stand.
iuE uuai under q high power micro
scope. and poIlups you viii see tha
most interesting little organism know
as che water bear 10 o. dlmiuutiyt
animal often found lu drinking watof
and lUuks very much llko "a bear Thu
extraordinary taur however. abuu
This tiny creature is that Do ls fount
n the mtiDm a. houses. whore be Do
90 ono time dry as duet sud .,ofehsI Do
Jhg blazing wu. "a, pu1,bp. active ans
uIl of lilD under o. refreshing fhuvr
Cd, uIu The water bear hos an, scion
Else usmc ui tluliEull. because ho take
Doc so nsr %. s always nt an,
plump and Spends hl waking rcr.1l
la constantly suhbmg Vita hU plIr
uf l.e among whatever rubbish como
Iu DIS way ..ay.us oy,. lan .nI
rrr,um tH.u. Doc D. much ahead r
most u. hs tribe. and lo la au1r the
Dup of lHo moss interesting and amur
iaE u,lo animals known Oh science.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-04

Some years ago the body ~ a young
man was found in iho river Mcrsey.
near Liverpool ln hIa vest pocket vas
piece ~ paper. on which was written.
ASK not my name Let nae rot Il
Us drink which has brought mg here
The coroner was so touched with the
tragedy that o., published o. description
of the unfortunate youth ald Dos fare
wei message Co the world 40 thc end
of three days ho had received three
hundred letters from as many parents
alI over tao country making Inquiries
as to certain MARKS uf Identification.
that each m.Eht know whether DO was
or vas NOT Dts toy who bad come t0
such 900 uuuu.y end Temperance
Herald.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-04
ANIMALS AND MUSIC.
Strange Experiment Made In Zoo
logical Garden.

logical Garden,
\ vlolinist was playing various airs
before the cages OF the animals. This
bow. which had been passing backward
ard forward half drowslly took up a
gait that would have dlstanccd one OF
the deer In the pen by the bunaloes'
yard, says the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Then there was a transformation scene
IN the home OF the lloncss as rapid
and as complete as that Of the tune.
The cubs went into ccstasics. They
rolled about. jumped. fen over one am
other. raced over their mothers rec
cumhcut body and danced unrebuked
on her head They ceased their tan
rums only with the coaslug u the mu-
sic. Then they gathered nc the front
INrs uf ,aH Gals, aEJlu ANA silently and
pa'hetiga'Iy pleaded for more Their
plea was successful aud in response 90
. the delicate Battery conveyed by their
/ manner the player gave the lullaby
once mure They simply sat and lis
tened 90 10 as silently as they had az
the first The transition 20 the iig
music was once more made speedily.
The FIRST note OF the lively air had
barely LEFT the violin before its riot
Gus coniarIon had once more caught
the cubs. They rollictod and rolled
about. and stopped only when the pro-
fcssor. fearing 90 tire their little limbs.
took his bow from the fiddle and told
them they had danced enough for de-
buianiCcs The hyena is an uncanny
brute. very appearance goes q
great way toward bearing out charge
OF graveyard robbery brought against
him he has no music On his soul nor
room Tor any. Sweet sounds are 90
him go antlpodal Co everything In hi,
nature that they inspire him with
nothing but fear. and the most ahioct
fear No that when Prof Baker tried
90 interest The two skulkIng hyeuas ir
hls performance on the violin they be-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-04

The liquor traffic lsa cancer ou a1cie.
o.. ,lurr QUO Does yiaa and threat
on'rr destruction. asI 900 attempts Co
regulate DO W.l not UU.y prove abort
iyr but will lsEraNatD thg evil There
mus, lg uo more attempts Co regulate
the cancer. 10 must De- oradIcatci. Not
root must bo lgft behind for until this
is done all CLASSES must continue To-
dlnrcr OF becoming victims ui strong
dr.ub. Abraham Lincoln.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-04

ton late. But the night editor had &c
be plasated with humble and sheepIsb
apologies, The city editor after point
Ing ont how near we had SPOILED oui
own promising careers. assured us shat
he never, never joked The telephone
message was az scripture 10 him. Some
one had fooled the might policeman"
az the central station. who FIRST report
ed the fire 10 the Office.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-04

pie mf. % go Go sd leaves. which 90.
tain o. leue,l of Son 90 fifteen feet In
the picture thc dates themselves arc
seen growing In punches a' thr b1.-
tom of tho w.t uf leaves. The uses
that the natives mako ~ this tree arc
many IB st,n aud branches serve
Tor the construction of DTS hut. Tho
bark serves him Tor writing paper
From the sap Do makes Ink and 9th
or fluids Tho date Itself Is both food
and drink Bcing dried they become "a
staple article of diet. when fully ripe
they may be made the basis Of a Ter.
monted drink, described as most deli.
Cious, In the Arabian and African
landscape they are often the only green
thing that meets the eye IN n long
Journey As the traveller draws near a
clump ~ these trees he nnds 90 the
foot O cabin and comfort, the family
being supported almost entirely by the
varied production % tho date palms
growing above thCm.-Frum the Far.
mor's Review.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-04

ting next 20 you n our religious fs-
femblaros there arc a good many peo-
pie in awful porll and. Judging from
Ordinary Ctcumgaucc- there is roi
ono chance IN five thousand that hey
will get clear ~ o. There are men In
every congregation from sabbath 10
Sabbath Of whom I must make the re-
mark. that II they DO not change their
course. with . ten years they VIII. as
10 their bodies. DC down IN drunkardS
graves: and as 20 their souls. lie down
In a drunkard's perii,ion know that
Is an awful thing 20 say. but cannot
help saving Il.
Oh. teware' You have rot Sc, been
captured Beware, Whether the bcy-
craze De poured ln golden csa'ice or
pewter mug. On IRE foam ~ ths sop.
tn white letters. 'e, there Be spelled out
90 your soul. beware When the
books % Judgment irc opened and zen
mliiion irunkifls coms up .o ge, their
doom. ! want ynH % bear witness that
I. 10 the fear C, God and in the love
Tor your soul. told you with an eifec-
ton and with all kindness. 20 beware
o. that which has already exertci ia
influence upon your family. blowing
ont some of Cos l'ghts-a premoultion
% the hlcknoss Of darkness FOR eyc.
On. n YOU could only hear lntomper-
ance with lrunlarls' bones drummias
on the head OF the liquor cask the
Dead March ~ immortal souls. me.
thinks the very glance % n wine cur
would make you shudder. and the col
or OF liquor would make you think Of
/ the blood % the soul. and the foam OF
the tor of the cup would remind yoJ
Of the froth on the maniac's lips: an,
YOU would hneel down and pray Go,
that. rather than your children SHOULD
become captiyes Of this evil habit. yol
would like 20 carry them out som
bright spring day TO the cemetery. an
put them away 20 the last sleep. unit
az the call of the south wind the flow
ers would come up an over the gray
sweet prophecies % tho resurrection
God has q balm Tor such wound
but what flower Of comfort ever gre'
on a drunkard's sepulchre?
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-04

There o. less drunkenness iu che pro.
q, ..Urs nowadays than over before 100
iu, worlds history Thcrr ar, fewer
drinking c.DHmsn. fewer drinking
au1,H '.u.g drinking journalists.
lvOr tru.ls physicians. fewer drink
Does statesmen ruu,un0. a rpaos-
uF.l u.t Uu.g as % F.ru, Hur as lu
element Ut H0.H. Zoo uuI. .al' U.c.
Baltimore American.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-04

Tho authorities O., ono time v0rc so
armIy convinced that Europeans could
not I've Boo India without alcoholic slim.
ulauia that they DISCOURAGED The flrma.
ton ut temperance societies among the
soldier Opinion Us now altogether
changed, aud the British soldiers iu
india include no fewer than 10000 total
austalryrs
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-04

Iur.us tay pos. y,sl Cd. .I a.umI.
uum has been used iu suwr yrs,s go.
making ,h' pul.y-hIagbs for me ue.
sims 90 yachts ono gt ,b, chief ad.
vantage Us the elin n ushreH
which is very desirable thing i
blocks tha, arl used aioft The results
are reported as satisfactory. aud ,l1
aluminium blocks have proved 10 o,
very strong. one Tor instance. ue
weight OF which was only three
ounces, having stood a strain u sewn
hundred pounds
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-04

ran trembling vIsibly az the arat
notes uttcuncc. aud then as the mu-
STE FUollrd they s0ught the further
most side u' their prison and tried 10
squeeze choir uua1'uiy bodies through
tir bars Co c.c1Ha thr melody
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-04

Tcaohor-"And what was Anauias'-
Tommy Tuddlos tnromptlyl-"A liar
TC1chcr-"That Is right But wha,
else was ho2' Tommy Traddles-"A
i-hcrmau Detroit Free Press
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-04

7 was after mid
night and the city
editor Of that Phil
adelphia newspaper
on which / was a
club rcportcS had
given us good
night" which
meant that an but
the late MAJ
whose duty would
not be- done until
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-04

conc t'mc" said thc traveller board.
or "l rut showed in on the Rock,
Mountains. aud che only ,hlDg s,yaI
of us had for tro days to sustain ne
was "a ha,f barrel OF picklcl piss fcot'
"You were. indeed" said tbc Chocrfg
Idiot reduced 20 eXiromitcs."-Indl
annapolis Journal
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-04

Tobias Klc Of Quakertown. Pa. 20
wears Old was shaved by a barber Tor
the dr mo IN his lie recently.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-04

In sllcsia there has just been torW
'hc deepest hole IN the world Iipassa
through oighty-thrce separate beds q
coal and Is Gt2o feet deep.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-04
TRIED TO GET EVEN"
HOW TWO REPORTERS RE-
CElVED a SCARE.

An Alarm 81 fire aud what Game Of
~ Tho city Editor Sever Jokcd-it
Wa. some ono Ilsc's sault - An
AN lag Epe.odc.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-04

y PERSIA. under
tho reign OF Darius
Hystaspcs. the pco-
pie did not prosper.
They made money
but did not keep a.
They were llke
people who have a
sack 10 which TO
tut money not
knowing that the
sack Is torn or
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-04
TALMAGE'S SERMON.
a GAG WITH HOLES LAST
SUNDAYS SUBJECT.

From the Test IiaEeai 10 a. toilows'
lie That Earneth Wages, Earnsih
Wages 20 Fat II into a Nag with
Holes.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-04
TEMPERANCE TOPICS.
NOTES or INTEREST TO THE
ANTI-LIoUoR LEAGUERS.

From the Liquor Dealers standpoint
How the 100000 Humsellcra OF the
Republic Hope TO Perpetuate Their
Accursed Tranic.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-04
IIurrnh for Prohibltloni

Dedicated Co Gen. Neal Dow on his
ninety-third birthday. March 90 1891.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-04

Noal Dow. Neal Dow. We owe IL All TO
you
Youthful hands win bear your banner
When your own shall weary grow,
Youthful foat will follow strIlfist.
la the shining path you SHOW.
Can't you hear our feet u-g1mInr'
Hear our aHUE Saloons must HnF'
We uw patriots, tIu. 60 God ana
Home.
Like you We hope 90 grow
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-04

y the prohibition
state Of
Maine.
a hero good and
grand.
In the glory 81 his
sunset days.
IL loved Ia every
land.
Chorus - iiurruh
liurrlh' for pro-
N.HHH# HH.UH.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-04

While ! declared .dmo tmc ego thai
there was % point beyond which man
could NOT stop. want tl tgl you that
while man cannot stop lB DTS own
strength. fho lord CoI by UIF grace
casa hO'N hu f1 Stop 90 amy time
u.H .u o. Room ir Sew York whore
th.eo wore many mon who h1l been
reclaimed f-.w .rr..rr. . heard
choir n.Uu.r. aHI f.e fHO Gri Nu,
Loo rr Do H.r fHsH.I rr' o. trrfF
D H.lrr understood Trry nI. "We
ur-r victims %, .r'r- drink we tried
t1 r.ye 90 up lu. always failed. bu'
somehow since vU save 0ur hearts '0
christ hr haf aran caro- of Gt" I
believe ,hat thg time WIN soon como
whom ths rrae. % Goa win show i,7
power moo only to save mans s1ul
lu' DIS body ana reconstruct purify
elevate and redeem TO-
I verify believe Shat although you
'oel graphing 90 iho roots u your
tongue 5n almost omnlpot,ni thirst. n
Won viii rive your heart 90 God ne viii
help you by His grace 20 conquer Try
o. 70 o. your last chance I have
looked Oh upon the dcsolatlon. sit.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-19
A New Time Gard.

The Salem Consolidated Street Rail
way company has issued a new tim,
card, which does not differ materi
ally however, with but one exception
from that which has been In opera,
tion for several weeks. This company.
lines connect with all points of inter
est, in the capital city and its suburbs
thus atfording excellent means OF
transportation for our Legislators, who
may deslse to visit these institutions
before returning to their homes.
The new time card is as follows,
Cars leave Hotel Willamette as fol-
lows:
For State House-At 7:40 a. m, and
every ten minutes thereafter until 10
p. M, excepting 1850 a. m., IL a. M,
2:l0 p. M, 2;20 p. IN. ,6;l0 p. IN. and $40
p. m. Also car leaves at lO:l5 p. m.
and 1915 p. m.
For Penitentiary, via State House.
$3.50 a. m, 700 a. m. and every thirty
minutes thereafter, until Top. m.
FOR Depot, via State House-5:35 a.
m, T;40 a, M, l0:40 a. m. 200 p. m,
500 p. m. and 1895 p. m.
For Asylum and Fair Grounds-6:20
a. M, 6:40 a. m, 7;a. IN. and every
twenty minutes thereafter, until 1000
p. m.
For South Salen--6:4o a. m., 100 a.
m. aud every twenty minutes thereaf-
,er, until 1000 p. m.
Cars leave opera house for all points
,n above lines immediately after tho
closes.
The state house car will only be
operated during the session of the leg
a tnre, but the remainder of this
cedule will RENAL n In operation until |
iotiee 10 the contrary Is given.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-19
OREGON PERSONALS


u. Sharpe had business at Tur
ner today,
Geo. ii. Parsons, Of Portland, was a
passenger to Albany this morning.
r. w. Settlemler, OF woodburn,
was Salem business visitor today.
Ex-AdJutant General II. w. Mitch.
ell, OF Portland, Is at the willamette
b. s. Cook, OF the the Oregon Land
Go. was Portland business visitor
today.
Jas. w. Shaw, the woolen mills man
of Dallas, was In the city today, a
guest at the Cook hotel.
Mrs w. ID, Pugh returned Sunday
morning from short visit at San
Francisco and Santa Cruz.
Mr. j. II, Starr,sof Corvallis Times,
Is here 10 remain during the session
In the interest OF the Times.
J A. Finch, OF the Albany Inde-
pendent, j. VanWlnkle, OF Albany,
aud %. l.. Lowell, OF Portland, are
guests az the Cook hotel.
Attorneys j. r. Weatherford and
N. M. Newport, and j. II. whitney
OF the Albany Herald, arrived In
Salem mondy afternoon.
E. A. Shirwln, OF :Ashland, state
president OF the A. p. A., is In Salem
ON business with the state organiza.
tion which meets In tins city tomor.
row.
III, II, Spencer, of the city council,
and o, A. Nenoel, a prominent busi-
ness man. both OF Woodburn, were
Salem visitors today, stopping at the
Cook hotel.
Mrs II. Il. Southwick left this morn
ing for Pendleton 10 attend the an
nnell convention of the Wooamen
circle, Mrs. Southwick goes as a dele
gate from the local lodge,
Miss onie Mckinney was again at
her post Of duty IN the county clerks I
ONCE today, after an absence OF sew
eral weeks, owing TO u severe illness,
Occasloned lby an attack OF typhoid
fever, During Miss MoKinney's .
absence her place was very aceeptahly J
hlled 'by Miss Morlock, Of South l
Salem. II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-19
Dawson's Bitters cure stom>
ach troubles.

LAND SALE.-The following deed
was filed with County Recorder +. w,
Waters this morning: ii. w. Cottle
and wife OF Los Angeles tn James o.
Brldgeford aud wife OF Salem, the
west half OF the N. f. quarter of sec
tion four, and the N, Il. quarter of the
OF the n. IL. quarter Of section four,
and the N. w. quarter OF the n. w.
quarter OF section three In township
Z, S, r. east, containing in all 1872
acres. Five satisfactlons OF mortgages
aggregating $3.50 were also filed with
the county recorder this morning.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-19
Y. N. c. A. Notes.

Prof. J. w. Kelchner was in the
city yesterday comforting with The
local Y. NJ. G. A. with regard to ap-
pearing before Salem audience with
his model Tabernacle Of Israel. IL is
an exact reproduction OF the original
and Is constructed with the same
material. IL is the greatest repro
ductiOn Of the world in gold, silver
and fine draplngs. and It's dimensions
are l6x8xl0 feet. IL consists OF 100
pieces and weighs 1900 pounds. Prof.
Kelchner Is a lecturer Of wide exper-
fence and high standing, and with
his personal knowledge OF the Taber-
nacle, an illustrated lecture under his
direction would be highly instructive
as well as interesting
A meeting Of all Y. NJ. G. A.
workers will be held In the association
rooms Wednesday evening when prep
arations will be made for a member
ship contest, similar to that
held last winter and which resulted
so successfully from a financial
standpoint. Sides will be chosen
Wednesday evening and the contest
will be OF about six weeks duration,
closing about March /. Both sides
will be treated 10 delightful supper
together with the new members, fol-
lowing the result of the contest. 1t
Is expected many new members will
be obtained In this manner.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-19
srcoxn ErApNa OF BILLS.

Iobnson. TO repeal the staUe
board ~ eaualizatiOn. johnson lnO'ou
enorossment and third reading Cdr-
ried, o-osident
be authorized to refer all oills l aIVea e.
second reading. DuIur ng.ea 80 80
amend by adding unless otneI"'Se
ordered by the senate" ," AdOpUeu.
2, DAILY, TO repeal the railroad Con, VI
mission. Referred to committee on
a Brownell. To epeal railroad
commission. To committee on rali-
q Price, to amend tax law. 10
committee an assessment and baAa-
tiOn. ...,- 4. doano
tax laws. To committee on assess
ment and taxation. ,..o
6. Dawson, requiring county clerks
to make delinquent tax roll 10 snelIns'
To committee on assessment ana TAXA
tion. -. .,
7. Smith, relating to attachment OF
personal property by sheritfs.,
8. Mckay, read by title, relating 10
pjlotage on Columbia and Willamette
rivers. To committee on commerce
and navigation. -.
0. Price, read by title, TO secure
more convenient mode Of assessments.
To committee on assessment and taxa
tiOn.
10. Harmon, read by title, to pro
vide for registration OF electors: 10
committee on elections and privileges:
IL. McClung, to reduce legal rate OF
interest to 6 per cent. To committee
on revision of laws.
II. King, read by title, an act to in
corporate Baker City. To committee
on municipal corporation.
l3. Selling, read by title, 10 regu-
late compensation Of district attorney
and assessor at Portland. To special
committee of Multnomah senators.
IA. Brownell, read by title, to tix
legal rate of interest at per cent. To
on revision Of laws.
Is. DAILY, read by title, to amend as
sessment laws. To committee on as
Sessment and taxation.
16. Dawson, regulating payment OF
taxes to state treasurer. To commit
tee on revision of laws.
II. Mckay, making corporations
eligible as guardians. To committee
on judiciary.
Is. Price, read by title an act to
create liens on crops. To committee
on revision Of laws,
10. McClung, to define qualification
Of voters at school elections. To COM
mittaa nm aducatinn
20. Smith, for the protection Of per-
sons furnishing material for public
work. To committee on judiciary.
2l. Patterson Of Washington, reaI
by title to create county boards
health. To committee on pharmac.
and medicine.
p. Taylor, read by title. c0ruGra.
ton bill for city Of PendletOn. Tt
on municipal corporations.
%. Mackay, amending law govern
nR guardians of insane. To commit
zee on judiciary.
"a. Price, to amend laws giving
Executors and administrators power
% mortage property of estate. To
committee on judiciary.
%. Gesner, read by title, to provide |
or selection OF state lieu lands. To |
ommittee on public lands.
Patterson, Of Marion, moved ad-
ournment TO 10a. m, Wednesday.
'arried.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-19

President Simon announced An In.
Hltation from Commandant w. IL
Byars, OF the soldiers home, asking
the senate, Individually or collec,
lively, 70 visit that institution. Ac,
cepted.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
lOs' King, TO repeal the railroad
commission.
ITO. DAILY, read by title only, TO ex.
empt homesteads from attachment
and judicial sale.
Ill. To provide for the PROMPT
organization OF the Oregon leg
lslature, fixing fine OF S5O
10 800 for refusing 70 take his
seat. Rules suspended and bin read
second time, Senator Driver moved
third reading. Lost, and bill ordered
printed.
ll2. MeClung, to amend code secs.
547l aud 34I5, ordering county courts
To publish In one weekly paper Ia each
county semi-annual statements. abOut
January ! and July l.
llJ. Gowan, by title only, TO regulate
driving OF stock over private lands.
ia. Gowan, by title oAly tby re-
quest Regulating the election OF prose
cutting attorneys.
ll0. GOwan, 20 require county clerks
TO administer pension oaths free of
charge.
ll6, Smith, (by reQuest) TO amend
law pertaining to sheriff's sales aad