The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-01-14
LEGISLATURES ORGANIZED
AND BIG GRIST OF BILES
INTRODUCED.
Much Good Is Expected to Be
Accomplished at the Hands
Of the Solons, for the
People.

oils Introduced in the house today
sfe tas following: G: Irrigation codel
Eps paI Iasi by irrigation commission,
election Of road supervisors, to
Eaatha ize land to Iecondemned fors|
Ischool pur poses, to provide for
printing and stamping upon alt
ofsgsnai boz es. packages or cases
leen1ai ining Blasting powder and
fuse Of the date OF mannfacture.
That the articles of Incorporation
shall be prima facie evidence Of the /
sxistenc of corporation.
To define the rights Of riparian
iioWnBfs.
rs prohibit dumping saWdustl
and aawniI refuse into streams:
! To authorize school superintend-
tents to use institute funds for hold
ling local IHstifsltes. -
TO authorize corporations to asts
rs admins traitors, guardians, r.:
lceivers, etc. S..
To protect timber against forest
iree, providing for the appoin tment
lef forest rangers and q sclosed sea
sou.
To extend the time of the state
labor eommis sioner.
TO establish a board Of commis-
s|aioners for the promotion Of nni-
fermity Of leg station IN the dated
1 States.
Providiia or tie manner off 81
Icating plaeer claim s.
Ns s d. ii'es sgss /.
ties of executors and adsnlalsfEa-
tors.
Relating to the state library and
appointing librarian.
To provide for the MOI thly pay
nent Of salaries to employees in state
institutions.
Repeating the $1,000 Limitation
on the value of human life where
, desth resulted by negligence.
Regulating the appointment,
/ qualification and duties Of. aties
public.
} Amending the insurance code by
! |levying license on insurance csm
panies.
SALEM, Or, Jan. 11.-The lar.
: ceny OF the bill making gam bhrg a
= folony on the last day of the esle la
session III 1903 led to ktrl.,ee al
t measures by he senate this morn
r ing to prevent d recurrence CT such
crime. Immediately after organ
: ization, Coe introduced aresolution
e prefaced by reason for such ac-
9 tion providing that the president o
' the senate appoint a responsible
g person to act as senate bill messen
: ger, under oath, who shall be, held
t accountable for all bills and 5ocu
ments Transmitted to or from tht
) house. Mem bers and clerks in
< trusting bills to the messenger to re-
! ceivs receipts from him, and be in
= turn from persons to whom they are
/. delivered.
3 In speaking 10 8 motion to adopt
! the resolution, Coe said that a house
l bill making gambling felony, in-
] troduced by Hutchinson of Multno.
E NAB. and carried in the house by a
I llnaaj jori1s Of one, vas stolen on the
! Eeyening of thelast speriaI session
I lwhila QGlts way to ths senate, thai
I Ia scandal resulted and that he did
atuot want any olicef acting for TIT
EeenaIeito aida ar steal any more
EIblIs. ulg yo ii. j.a9
!, Sicaei seconded the u otion, which
Il carried unanimously 8ta 4l<2-
9 The usual resolutions to investi.
4 gate sfass Offices and institutions
# we've offered. Miller declared that
!. the investigating committees in the
:. past had put the state 10 a great
! 8xpanse for clerks and stenogra.
! bhets. He moved tat committee
i TT th4ea ketl appointed tostconsidel
: ethe resolutfons ofinvestfgapion and
3 faeciae on an Effective andecon6naiS
!! fhftbod 5sbe f5lloWed.f He strength
$ ensd his eedtentioa by ains ganeing
! the dis ppeataace ff 100000 ia III,
sate End shAe 6f 1895, which VA
i notS dfsa6iSte tesed inhgil 1851, taeugl
/ the boeks wsre exported at grea
I f1z.9 ase ct e7ch 5egs slat 4Ye session
( ihe Taptisfa 7aa ss39ptad ard Rad
i Malafkeye asd sa4rth appointed a
/ IL Il mmiftea. s55
! NLav kingFd uces The irst ell