The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-14
OREGON
SALONS
AT WORK
Many Bills and Resolutions
introduced
Portland Charter Bill is
Enacted
senate-Tuesday Afternoon.

COiumOla.
No 12, Croisau, Salem. corporation
bill.
Resolution introduced by Fulton for
providing for furnishing the senate
with S. worth Of stamps and 200
newspaper wrappers.
No. 1S. Marsters, providing for an ir.
reduclble school fund for Douglas
county.
No. IA, Mays, providing for a law
fixing the same penalty for stealing a
bicycle as for stealing a horse.
No. Is, Sweek, referring to the hand
ling OF estates.
No. 16, Smith, of Multnomah,
Worlds Fair bill; passed TO second
reading and ordered printed. Re
ferred
No II, Pierce, abolishing record
er's Office for Umatila county.
No. 10, Smith, Of Umatilla, for liens
against railroads.
No. 90. Miller, for Capitalization of
schools.
Concurrent resolution. by Mulkey,
for general appropriation bills to be
introduced FIVE days before adjourn
ment.
No. 21. Hunt, providing for the
regulation of truancy,
No. %. Pierce. regulating election
and duties OF prosecuting attorneys.
No. %. Miller for fat salary bill, de-
claring for an emergency.
No. 2f, Crolsan. for direct primary
law.
senate-Wednesday Morning.
Opened with prayer by Rev. w. c..
Of hs oh rob
Of Salem.
Resolution for committee upon
clerks for senate and joint commit.
tees; adopted.
Concurrent resolution for canvass
ing vote on Governor at II a, m;
adopted.
Joint memorial to congress for cor
rection OF land abuses: first reading.
President appointed Booth, Smith
Of Umatilla, and Mays on Joint com
mittee on clerks.
II. b. 21-The Portland charter bill;
advanced 10 third reading and passed.
s. B. 25-Sweek, amending code re-
gardlng handling OF estates; first
reading.
S. r. 26--Marsters. the fellowser
want law; first reading.
S. b. 27-Smlth OF Mutnomah for
state and county boards of health;
second reading and committed, medi.
cine and pharmacy.
s. b. 28-Hobson, 10 incorporate
Stayton: second reading and commit
ted TO Marion delegation.
S. b. 29-Sweek, amending code
first reading.
S. b. 30-Mulkey. for corporation
tax; first reading.
Joint memorial for relief OF Sher.
man county settlers; adopted.
s. B. 3l-Crolsan, regulate running
at large OF stock in Marion county.
S. b. 32-Sweek. providing for
proof OF public documents; FIRST read
ing.
s. b. SS-Mulkey, amending code;
first reading.
S. b. 34-Sweek on foreign corpor
ations; first reading.
s. B. 35-Mulkey. against obscene
literature, first reading
s. b. So ~Sweek. regarding proofs
OF foreign records; first reading.
Resolution providing members with
code and journal of 1901; adopted.
House-Tuesday Afternoon.
Called 10 order by Speaker Harris
at 1:4O o'clock. The first order OF
business was the introduction OF res
olutions. Upon motion of Representa-
tive Cornett. of Linn. Speaker Harris
appointed Chester Daniels, OF Salem,
as page 20 wait upon the state printer.
House resolution No. by Her
mann, authorizing the secretary OF
state TO furnish each of the members
OF the house with copies OF the pro
ceedings of the TWenty.first legisla'
tive assembly. and complete set OF
Bellinger & Cotton's Annotated Laws
OF Oregon. Adopted.
House resolution No. BY Phelps,
providing that all resolutions be re-
ferred to a committee OF FIVE. without
debate, for consideration and report.
House concurrent resolution No, 3
Providing for committee OF three,
10 be appointed by the speaker 10 eX-
anime the books OF the secretary Of
state. The resolution was adopted, as
were also others providing for the APP
pointment OF committees 20 inspect |
the hooks OF the state penitentiary |
(by Bailey: house concurrent resOlu- |
tion by Orton, 10 examine state print /
er's books, and report upon same; by /
Banks 10 examine books Of state land /
Office; by Kay, 10 examine the books |
OF the state insane asylum; by Hod- |
son. 10 examine books Of state treas |
urer
House Joint memorial No. y by |
CHM, providing for the relief OF set
tiers IN Sherman county In accord |
ance with a resolution introduced INTO i
United States senate by Senator |
and adopted
House resOlutlOn-By Shelley. that |
200 2-cent stamps be furnished 10 |
each member. Adopted.
Resolutlon-By Eddy, that 200 cop /
les OF rules be printed AdOWed.
Resolution that clergy OF Salem be /
extended courtesy Of house and inyit- l
ed 20 open the sessions Of the house /
By prayer Referred
Resolution providing that each 1
member Of the house be provided with
copies OF three daily papers. 20 be &C.
lected BY them Referred.
The committee on cleFkships nled /
its report upon selection OF clerks fOT ]
the session. Clerk Instructed, on mo