Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-18
kReIsLArrvE ROUTINE.
Both Houses Working on Regular Rou'
tine Ordef Of Business.
HousE-FRmAY p. NJ.

HoUsE-FRDAY p. NJ
House concurred In senate amend
ments to II. B. 1863, Curtis district
attorney bill.
House concurred in senate amend
ments to the general appropriation
bill, with the exception of that rails.
ing the amount for lighting
the capitol from $1,000 TO
s9,2O0, aud the one requiring
the book keeper at the pen to act as
turnkey.
Senator Proebstels bill prohibiting
the nlckle-ln-the-slot machine. was
Imported by Stillman and opposed by
by Young. The latter claimed that
the matter should be lift to the mum
icipal governments.
Several OF the members made a
sneak when this bill came up and
much time was lost hunting them up
again under a call OF the house, The
passage of the bill was greeted with
much applause.
House adopted senate amendments
to house bills l66 and 81,
Flagg moved that the clerks of the
committee on enrolled bills be al
lowed one days extra pay carried.
Roberts moved reconsideration Of
the joint resolution for adjournment
at noon Saturday. Roberts. whitney,
Topping and Whalley spoke in favor
OF extending the session until busi-
on hand should be disposed Of.
Morton, Grace aud Reeder opposed
prolonglng the session. The motion
was lost. A little after after vote
had been taken on Kuykendalls Eu-
gene divinity school bill, IL was dis
covered that no quorum was present,
aud adjournment was taken until
1880 p. III.
BILLS PASSED.
s. B. 80, Proebstel, prohibiting nickle-
In-the. slot machines.
s. B. l44, Selling, to provide for the
certain fees TO the recorders OF
conveyances.
). b. 81, Cameron, to amend section
1888, general laws.
). Is. 1913, Fulton, to amend an act
authorizing the appointment OF
official stenograDhers.
5. B. 14S. Josephl for tax on blcy-
ces.
s. b l73, Patterson, TO regulate the
the purchase, sale and transfer OF
stocks OF goods In bulk.
s. b. 2O5, Fulton, TO abolish the Office
OF county recorder In Clatsop
county.
FAILED TO PASS.
S. b. 40, Harmon, TO authorize county
judges TO bid IN real property at
delinquent tax sales aud make
conveyance OF the same.
sENATE-FRIDAY p. M.
II. B. 2Os, Hill, TO regulate the sal,
OF spurious, vinous and malt
liquors. Recommitted
II. B, 1865 Hill, TO regulate anC
license fire insurance companies
Passed.
II. B. 2s3, the special appropriation
bill, Read first time.
II. b. '23s, Martin, TO protect the fruit
and hop industry. Passed.
II. Il. 14s. Hill to prevent the main
tainence of armed bodeIes Of met
aside from state militia, etc.
Passed,
II. B. 365, Butt, Newherg charter
Passed,
II. b. 10, Moody, to provide for erin
inal prosecutions upon iDforma-
tion. Passed.
The senate concurred 10 the house
amendments TO the general approprl'
alton bill.
II. b. 346, Moody, TO protect trout ant
other food fishes.
II. b. 29l, Stillman, providing for ap'
preparation OF waters from Lake.
and streams.
Passed.
II. B. 2O6, Mcqueen, for securing llenI
for laborers and material met
upon mining claims.
Passed.
II. b. 800, Moody, TO release the stat'
from paying costs or furnishing
bonds In suits,
Passed.
A. b. 1854, Maxwell, TO establish
fiscal agency in New YORK.
THIS bill provides that all Oregon
bonds payable in New York shall b.
paid at said agency, and the question
was raj sed, "who will profit by this p
Fulton, Smith aud Reed opposed TN
bill because this question was no
satisfactory, Michel, JosephI ant
Dufur spoke for the bill. Lost by 1
20 IA.
II, b. 3s4. Hawson, Arlington charter
Passed.
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