Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-25

counties which could convey their
patients TO the asylum practi'
cally without cost but for outlying
counties IL would mean a heavy ex-
pense. rhe people Of Baker and
Umatilla counties we're as much citi-
zens Of the state OF Oregon as we're
the people Of MultDomah and Marion
couuties. The people east OF the
mountains we're entitled to stand on
the same footing as the people OF the
Willamette valley. Otherwise he
asked that they be allowed TO have an
asylum 10 Eastern Oregon, and TO
take care Of their own paCieDts. This
bill was opposed 10 the governors
recommendation The governors sug.
gestlous had been complied with this
morning and he hoped they would be
10 this case.
Beach stated that the bill would
save large sun in the appropriation
for the asylum. The amounts asked
for that Institution aggregated nearly
four hundred thousand dollars. II
the appropriations were TO be cut
down, a start must be made some.
where.
Flagg stated that he should vote
against the bill, because he thought
that the result aimed at could be ac-
compllshed Ia a better way.
The bill was overwhelmingly
showed under
BILLS PASSED.
II. B. n, Mr.. Grace, TO punish the
poisoning Of domestic animals.
II y o., Beach, 20 regulate the purchase Of pub
lic supplies; giving preference to home
products.
II. D. 10, Bayer to regulate the doing Of public
works.
II y SO, Beach, to make Willamette boulevard in
Portland county road.
HBs7, Fordney, changing the boundary lins
between Union and Walowa counties.
H. B. 1852, Topping, 10 amend section |
3j42, code, relating to health |
officers at Coos bay and Gardiner. !
II. b i4 whalloy, to amend sec. 96O OF the laws
Of Oregon
II. B. lI0, Whalley, to amend section
23I, Hlll's code.
BILLS wITHDRAwN.
II u 90. Farrell, relating to recording Of convey
ances Of real property.
II. Il. 1865, Curtis, 20 license, tax and
regulate business and buslnes.
houses In the state Of Oregon.
Was practically withdrawn by bay
Ing lts further consideration lndedn-
ltely postponed
FAILED TO PASS.
II u, Beach, relating to the orpeuse Of CON
yeying patients to the insane asylum.
SENATE TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
Upon reconsideration II. j. r, 3, to
authorize partial veto Of aDproprIa-
tlon bills, was re.referred to the com
mttee on Judiciary.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
j. h. 100, Harmon, 10 provide for
railroad commissioner.
}. B. lsO, Michel 10y requast) TO pro-
vide for enforcement OF payment
Of county warrants and author
lzing suits by counties to deter
mine their validity.
The committee on reyision OF laws
ep0rted fayorubly upon s. B. $, and
i B, 30, S. u, 40, s. B. 5S adopted.
: j. r. No. Q. LOOney 10 exchange .
Or the property now occupied 10y the
alem hospital n block OF land adj
llning the blind school on the east s
y John II. Albert, b
The committee on medicine re- Il,
orted fayorably upon S. b, 60. II. B. B
}, Adopted. 81
The committee on education re- G.,
Drted fay0rably upon $. b.. 81. bl
THIRD READING. ul
n. O. Driver 10 provide for working convict. IN
ON the public highway,
Passed % % 3, those voting no being
Aly of Bentn n Michel and Taylor w
u, o, Josephi, tn change the name of the ht
slate insane asylum 10 the Oregon State IN
Hospital for the insane, and amend laws III
pretaiung to the Insane du
After ably presenting the merits OF S' 81,
OIL Dr. JoSephl was followed by an
lykendall who strongly opposed the Isl
'atlon OF an independent board for
G management OF the asylum. Sen. IA
" Reed opposed the creation OF an ~
dependent board TO be appointed by
G governor on the ground that IL il
ltlng too faraway from the people.
nator Daily OF Lake made a good cal
TX Tor the bill. Senator Michel as. Kh
ted his belief that an independent tn
ara would be the means OF Winning Al
I present scandals concerning this oy
'titution. In reply 10 senator Kuy.
ndall's objection TO an independent .
ara Senator Josephi referred him
tue condition OF the state unlyer-
y, where a like board is giving