Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-02

- NNN'~A 'ASS HNhNNO bhNAusDANNHs
H. B. 2O9, by Muir, relating to ap-
peals in justice courts. Passed.
Fl. B. $50, by Smith of Josephine,
raising fee for admission of attorneys
from $40 to $40. Passed.
H. B 1879, by Brigham, relating to
licenses of corporations. Special or
der Thursday at ? p. m.
H. b. 1s9, by Carter, relating to
school district libraries. Laid on the
table.
II. B. l35, by Killingsworth, relating
to supplying ears and making joint
rates on railroads. Special order for
Thursday, at p. M.
H. B. les, by Huntley. relating to
pharmacy. Passed
H. B. No. 141, by Won der Heller,
relating to salmon fisheries. Lost.
senate-Afternoon Session.
Called to order at 2:3O O'Clock.
Introduction of Senate Bills.
S. b. 223-Hobson. To amend code
relating to the boundaries of Marion
county. Read two tines and referred
to committee on counties.
S. B. 224-Pierce. To appropriate
$4,000 for normal schools Read two
times and referred to ways and means.
S. b. 225-Rand. To amend code.
S. B. 226-Loughary. In regard to
road fund.
S. B. 227-Haines, by request. To
regulate width of wagon tires.
S. B. 22S-Haines. To establish an in
stitution of learning in Washington
Third Reading of Senate Bills.
S. B. 71-Coshow. To repeal section
40 of an act approved February "a,
1908, relating to laying out, improving
and relocating county roads Passed.
S. B. 19l-Kuykendall. To define fra
ternal beneficial associations. Made a
special order Friday at 10 a. m.
S. B. 170, Substitute for S. b. 90
Rand, by request. To regulate and Ii
,ense the selling of goods by peddlers.
Passed.
S. p. 192-Coshow. To amend sec
ion 2O35 of the code, relating to sal.
non trout. Passed.
S. b. 177-Tuttle. To make the GER
ificate of the master fish warden ad-
as evidence in prosecutions
lnder the fish laws. Passed.
s. b. 221-Malarkey. To incorporate
West Seaside. Read second and third
ime and passed.
=. B. 23-Croisan, by request. For
he relief of Mrs. Amanda j. Herren.
Passed.
S. b. 100, substitute for S. B. S-Coe. |
\ bill for an act to fix the age of con
ent Passed without opposition,
H. b. 105-Mayger. To amend see
ion 2O26 Bellinger and Cotton Is code,
elating to the compensation of district
Judges. Passed
House-Afternoon Session.
H. b. 237-Dobbin. A bill for an act
o provide the assessment and taxation
f live stock. Passed.
II, b. 179-Sitz, substitute bill 179,
ommittee. A bill for an act to protect
he raisers of horses and cattle. Passed.
II. b. 205-Kay. A bill for an act
o amend sections 30sl and BOSE of Bel
niger and Cotton's code, relating to
ssessmcnts. Passed.
Ii. B. 2S0-Muir. A bill for an act
D amend section 223S of Bellinger and
otton s code, relating to appeals in
lstice courts. Passed.
II. b. 24l-Cornett. A bill for an act
D create a board of internal commerce
Rejected.
H. b. 224-Smith, of Josephine, a
i'll for an act to prohibit the corrupt
Sc of money at election. Passed.
H. b. l50-Smith, Of Josephine A
i'll for an act to regulate admission Of
tttorneys. Passed.
II. B. Rockingham. A bill for an
ct to regulate certain mining corpora
ons from annual license fee. Made I
special order for today at 2 clock.
II. b. lS0-Carter. A bill for an act
} amend sections 3462, 3463, 3464,
1855, 3466, 3467, BAGS and s469 of Bel
niger and Cotton's code relating to Il
strict school libraries. Laid on the 7
bile indefinitely. II
II. b. 23O-Bailey. A bill for an act j
regulate the employment of child T
Dor. Passed. i
II. b. ESQ Settlemire A bill for an a
It to regulate the weight of hops Q
assed.
II. b. 80, substitute bill 35-Jagger,
bstituted by Mr.. Jaeger. A bill for
act 10 regulate automobiles. Passed.
II. b. 1875, substitute bill 135-Kil-