The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-31

70 Linn county the Calapooia basi
which prior to 1887, was a part OF this
county. BY the compromise, Lin
county gets practically what she ask
for, although the area OF the territory /
be annexed is probably reduced eft
per cent.
s. B. No. l6O, Brownell, by request-t,
pay mortgage Indebtedness Of state fair
board 10 irreducible school fu nd.
s. B. No. l61. by Johnson-to incor
porate Hood River. Read twice and re.
ferred to committee OF Eastern Oregon
senator's.
5. b. No. 1872, by Brownell-amendinQ
sections $500 and $3.50. Laws Of Oregon,
relating to Govern or's salary.
Third reading:
:. b. No. l49, by Steiwer-incorporat.
ing Mitchell. Passed.
s. b. No. 62, Smith of Baker-chanQ.
Ing time OF meetings board Of regents
state university. Passed.
Senate retired TO House for Joint ballot
and afterwards adjourned to 2:3O
o'clock.
The Adams Warehouse Bill
as amended at 1890 came up under a
special order, and after an able appeal
In lie behalf by Senator Adams and a
speech against the measure by Howe,
who claimed that the farmers we're not
amply protected thereby, the bill passed.
II. b. Nc. l27, by Black, incorporat.
ing Myrtle Point. Passed.
5. b. 1859, by Cameron. Incorporating
Introduced, read three times
md passed.
s. b, No. 70, by Mays, requiring street
always to provide vestibules and
Weather guards.
House Thursday.
II. b. 22, by Stewart, for establish.
nent OF libraries Ia each school district,
laced on third reading, passed,
s. j. M. No. s, petition to congress
Dr. pure food laws, passed.
5. j. r. No. 8, authorizing transfer
{ t42,SS6.44, from Stove Foundry TO
eneral fund. Passed.
S. ]. NJ. No. 7. protesting against
assage OF 'parcels post" law. Before
ction on senate II. J. NJ, No. 8, by |
Lodges, favoring parcels post" law was
'ithdrawn. The senate memorial was
,st.
Bills on Third Reading
II. b. No. IL, by Nation, 10 regulate
rocedure bidding in property sold for
.xes. Passed.
II. b. No. 65, by Pearce, appropriation
" clerical aid to state treasurer. Failed
ass.
H. d. No. Ill, bp Poorman, to reim
urse enlisted men OF Second Oregon
olunteers, aud Battery A. for clothing
oTn iduring spanish.American wal,
sued by the State, aud charged 10 the
len. Bill authorizes distribution of
1900 paid into State treasury by
ederal government. Passed.
Railway Employes Bnl
AT meeting Of the Labor Committee !
'ednesday night General.manaeer I
oehler and @. Ii. Markham, general
eight and passenger agent of the com. /
my appeared to protect against H. I
0. ~, introduced by Gen. Poorman. 1
The measure iXes the liabilities of
operations owing or operatiugrailroads
the state, from injuries done employees
ID Tor protection Of railroad employees 4
general. The bill defines certain 1
nits 10 duties that may be imposed
on employees, makes il an offense IN
'charge an employee without written
'son TO be furnished within ten davsI
ON demand aud provides other pro
i'lon' Fines for non compliance with
provisions are fixed aud also amount
be recovered by civil action by
ployees
T. B. No. -, by Story for relief ot
l'sent soldiers and sailors, dependent
lows and minor children, Passed.
l. D. No. 81, by Montagae-For an. n
.Pr's''on Of $1,000 iOr improvement Of a,
IA Springs Consider tion deierreo ~
afternoon session.
peAksr Reed announced FOLLOWING
Portrait Governor, Bar.
; f0or~An' hei.ksmper: Military
Ia' MeCraken, Black, Holeoms
ID school, RFisgs Emmett, simpson =
j. h No. 81, by Heitkemner. ~ ~