Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-17

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lmittee on assessment and taxation.
H. B. 91--Cole. Referred to commit.
tee on cities and towns.
H. B. n. Referred to committee
on elections
II. b. 7S-Linthicum. Referred to
committee on revision Of laws.
| H. B. 79-Capron. Referred to com
mittee on taxation.
H. B. S0-Henderson. Referred to
committee on revision of laws.
H. B. 92-Muir. Referred to commit
tee on Judiciary.
H. B. 93-Jagger Referred to com
mittee on judiciary.
H. b. 94-Shook. Referred to com
mittee on salaries of state and county
officers.
II. b. 96--Killingsworth. Referred to
committee on cities and towns.
H. b. 1O6-Mayger. Referred to
committee on cities on towns
H. B. 1O9-Mayger. Referred to
committee on cities and towns.
H. B. 111-Hermann. Referred to
committee on cities and towns.
H. B. 124-Sitz. Referred to com
mittee on cities and towns.
Speaker Mills announced that Miss
B. B. Mccarthy, of Portland, had been
appointed superintendent of stenog
raphers.
Graham, of Marion county, was ex-
cused for two days, owing to death in
his family. Kay announced that the
committee on appointment of clerks
would meet Immediately, and the
house was adjourned until 10 O'Clock
today.
Senate--Bills introduced.
S. G. R. 15-Whealdon. In regard to
Cello right-of-way for canal. Adopted.
s. G. R. 16-Nottingham. To inves-
Itigate Boys and Girls Aid Society.
| s. B. 1913 of last session, for straight
party ballot, returned with governor IS
veto. The governors veto was sus-
tanned.
8. B. 1876 of last session, for Eighth
judicial district. Returned with gov
ernor's veto. Veto was sustained.
8. B. 204, of last session, for appoint,
ment of state land agent. Indefinitely
postponed.
S.,B. 57--Laycock, substitute for S.
B. No. ] Read first and second times
and referred to Judiciary committee.
This is measure allowing extension
of time for leyying school tax from
January 1st to February 1st of this
year.
s. b. 5S--Brownell. To amend char
ter of Milwaukee. Read first, second
and third times and passed.
FIRST Reading OF Senate Bills.
s. B. 59-Smith. To amend code re-
lating to school meetings and levying
of taxes.
8. B. 63-Malarkey. To protect pas
lives of the travelling public by limit
| ing the hours of service of certain rail-
road employees.
8. B. 61-Malarkey. To amend code
relating to stealing legal documents.
8. B. 62- Malarkey. To amend code
relating to recording and indexing of
deeds or mortgages.
s. B. 62-Malarkey. To protect pas
sengers and employees upon railroad
trains and prevent robbery.
s. B. 64-Sichel. To provide for the
licensing of architects.
s. b. 65-Sichel. To prohibit forging
or counterfeiting of railroad tickets.
S. B. 66-Miller. To require school
teachers to give 80 days notice upon
resigning their positions.
8. b. 67-Nottingham. In regard to
when delinquent taxes may be deemed
to be outlawed.
s. B. 6S-Nottingham. To prohibit
the manufacture or sale of adulterated
linseed oil.
8. B. 69-Nottingham. To amend
code relating to the sale Of stock for
creditors sale.
s. B. 70--Coshow. To impose upon
employers liability for injury to en-
ployes in certain cases.
s. B. 7I-Coshow. Relating to laying
out and constructing county roads.
s. B. 72-Wright. To regulate the
practice of optometry and appoint a
hoard of examiners.
s. b. 74-Holman. Relating TO
Treatment Of neglected children.
| 8. B. 74-Holman. To provide pun
Iishment for persons responsible for the
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