Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-16
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S. B. 146, Probstel, fixing salaries OF
county treasurers.
Passed.
$. B. 176, Mackay, to cure defects in
published notices.
Passed.
$, B, $50, Michell providing for en-.
forcement OF payment OF county
warrants.
Passed.
S. b. 80, Kelly, protecting game.
Passed.
$, b. 80, DAILY Of Benton, prohibiting
private parties from running
hand cars on railroad tracks
Passed.
Mulkey's resolution for a committee
OF three senators TO investigate the
state printing otiice and report at the
next session Of the legislature was
adopted.
USE-wEDNESDAY EVENING,
A concurrent resolution was intro
duced by Hawson for the purcha Sc
and distribution to the members OF
the present legislature and to the
state officers and others OF five hun
dred copies of the Oregon Manual
Cummings moved indefinite postpone
mont, which was carried.
McCulloch's resolution protesting
against the seating In congress OF the
Utah polygamIst, vas voted down.
Hawson introduced n. B. 3s4,
amending the charter OF Arlington
and IL was read three times and passed.
The bill for relief Of Miss ivy
Templeton was called up by Fordney
and steered through its three readings
by Roberts.
THIS was a case where the young
lady was seriously and permanently
Injured by the breaking down Of a
rotten bridge ia Linn county, but was
prevented from recoyerhg damages
from the county by the fact that the
legislature had inadvertently left the
law temporarily in such shape that
the county was not legally responsible.
Curtis and Jones spoke in favor OF the
bill, and iJ passed without a dissent.
ing vote.
House concurred In senate amend
ments 10 house bill No -.
Bouse concurred in senate concur
rent resolution. No. IL.
The general appropriation bill was
called up, and Moody offered an
amendment appropriating $500 70
bridge couple Of creeks In Southern
Oregon "tO encourage the mining in
dustry." The bill was referred To ways
and means committee for the incOr.
poration OF the amendment.
The appropriation bills came up at
SIG, and all three were passed With
out noticeable opposition,
Al this was the last day on which
bills could be exchanged between the
two houses, aud those left over would
be consigned TO sudden and violent
death. the session was prolonged TO
after II o'clock In the effort 20 get as
many through as POSSIBLE.
BILLS PASSED.
fl. b. 372, Beach, general appropria-
tion bill.
II. b. 3s2, Beach, special appropria-
tlon bill,
II. B. 234, Myers, TO provide for the
taxing Of bicycles.
ii. b, 70, Whitney, 10 provide for the
election ofsuperYis0rs.
II. b. PAS, Hobklrk, 20 limit the time
during which taxes aud muuici-
pal assessments against land shall
remain lien thereon.
II. B. 3O7, FlagP, for state care and
management Of Wilson Avenue,
City OF Salem.
II. B. 1877, Roberts, concerning the ap.
pOintment anl duties OF stock iu'
spectors.
II, b. 3l9, Dayis TO. amend section
3597 and 20 repeal 1919 OF the laws
OF oregon.
II. b. POP, Grace, 20 amend title /,
chapter NXlII. laws OF Or,gon,
relating 10 the descent and distri-
oution OF real property.
II. e. 1888, Beach, 20 amend section 7
OF at act to regulate building and
loan associations.
fl. b. 1876, for the relief OF Iva Temple
ton, appropriating 5000.
II. b. 80, McAllister, 70 improve the
wagon roads on Wallowa hil,
Union county.
II. b. 1876, Ross, concerning the exc
cution and acknowled Rment OF