The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-01-20
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er and amendment to the constitution.
No. 2. amendment to constitution in
regard to Incorporating cities. No. 8,
amendment of the constitution in re
gard to holding elections. No. O.,
amendment of constitution to locate
state institutions away from the cap
ital.
Senator Williamson withdrew from
committee on taxation, and Pierce
was appointed TO fill his place.
8. B. SO, called up by Sweek, tax
for public libraries; read third time
and passed.
Message from the secretary of state
in regard to canvassing the vote cast
for senator last June. The vote was
read, and the president announced
that T. T. Geer had received a major.
ity of the votes.
II. b. 10f. Reed-Portland charter;
advanced to third reading.
S. b. 80, Notwithstanding appoint.
ment of examiner of public offices;
first reading.
S. b. SO, Smith of Yamhill-To
amend code; first reading.
s. b. "a, McGinn-To incorporate
Milwaukee: advanced 10 third reading
and passed.
Resolution No. Is, Williamson-For
FIVE newspapers for each senator;
adopted.
S. b. So. Croisan-For additional
judge for third district; advanced to
third reading and passed.
Resolution 16, Meyers-In regard
to enacting clause; adopted.
s. b. sc. Mays-To aid Historical
Society; first reading.
S. B. 81. Croisan-In regard TO pro
batting Wills; first reading.
Second Reading Of Bills.
S. b. 7. Miller-To loan school
funds; referred 10 assessment and
taxation.
S. B. 2, Smith-In regard 10 roads
and highways; referred.
House-Monday Afternoon.
Resolved No. 16-That a committee
of three from the house and two from
the senate TO examine all accounts Of
deaf mute school was passed.
Resolution No. Ito strike delin.
quent taxes on the roll was read,
showing the amount Of such taxes by
counties. Referred.
Resolution No, 1S-Referring to the
water supply OF the city was read,
Adopted.
Resolution No. 1l-By Shelley, re-
ferring TO rules of the house respect.
ing bills. Adopted.
The rules were suspended and sen
ate bill No. Ga was read a second time,
Bill was referred to Douglas county
delegation.
House resolution No. 10 was re
ceiyed and read. Rules suspended
and immediate action taken on said
resolution. Resolution adopted.
II. b. No. 99-To tax telephone and
telegraph companies. Assessment and
taxation.
II. B. No. 100. Dayey-Amending
law relating to juries. Judiciary.
Fl. b. No, 101, Reed-POrtland
charter bill. This bill was introduced
on Tuesday OF last week and was
placed OF the calendar as house bill
No, 21, and was passed by both
houses, On account Of a defect in the
enacting clause, however, it was
deemed advisable 10 amend it, and
have it repassed. and this was done. It
was passed upto the third reading on
suspension Of rules, and vas passed.
II. B.. No. 1O2, Hahn-To protect
boat pullers, fishermen and laborers.
Judiciary.
II. b. No. 103, Hahn-To aford pro
lection t. hotels and boarding houses.
JhulNldigs
II. b. No. 104, Hale-To regulate
election OF prosecuting attorneys.
ommittee on counties.
II. B. No. 105. Hale-To reimburse
w. II. Hampton for purchase Of school
land. Claims.
II. 3. No. 1O6. Hale-TO amend
code. Judiciary.
III b. No. 1O7. Bellinger-TO regu-
late collection Of taxes.
II. n. No. 10s. Gill-To provide for
establishment. maintenance and sup
port Of libraries. Education.
II. b. No 100. 'Both-TO locate
county seat Of Columbia. TO special