Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-11
STATE
BOARD OF
CONTROL
Kuykendall 8ilI Passes Senate
Without Amendment

Whea Senator KuykendaiI's state
board o. control bin came up for final
action, the chair crliad Senator Brown
ell 70 the chair and took the floor in be-
half Of his bin The senator's re-.
marks at once crinccI great familiarity
with the subject. He opened with a
denial Of the suggestion that the bill
has political significance or that it was
an effort TO throw all the state insti-
tutions under the control Of the domi-
aant party. He stated that the bill
originally carried an appropriation Of
$1,000 for salaries Of the board, but
that since the passage of the fat salary
law this feature has been eliminated.
Smith opposed the bill in a speech.
lie favored state purchasing agent,
lut did not like the other features Of
thr ILL., Ia the midst Of the voting
S,ulror Smith moved a call Of the sem
atr, which was had. but it proved futile.
as tir I'm passed by II to II, as fol-
lows:
ayes Booth, Brownell, Carter, Coe,
Coke Coshow, Farrar, Hobson, Ilodson,
Holman, Rand, Loughary, MaIarkey,
Mcdonald, Rand, sichel Tuttle Kuy-
kendall--l7.
Noes Avery Bowerman, Laycock,
Crosan, Iaines. Howe, Miller, Not
tingham, Pierce, Smith, Whealdon,
Wright--l2.
senate-Friday P. M
8, b. l2 Booth. Creating bureau
Of Mines and geology Indefinitely
postponed
s. B. lS-whealdon. To maintain
mining bureau. Indefinitely postponed.
s. y. 1856 Brownell. To maintain
mining bureau. indefinitely postponed.
\. b. 237-Whealdon. Protecting
game birds in Wssco county. Passel,
g. B. 260-Coke. To license hunters,
Passed.
g. b. 264--Brownell. Relating 60 mi.
tiative and referendum. Made special
order at clock Monday.
g. Il. ESQ Bowerman. Defining a
lawful fence in Eastern Oregon. Passed.
&. II. lls-Tuttle. For improving
county roads. Passed.
&. B. 23s--Malarkey. Creating Office
of deputy constable in Portland dis.
tulct Passed.
\. II. l72-S Siehel Prohibiting sale
or exchange of goods by coupons,
! asset
y. B. 942 -- Laycock. To prevent con.
tagion among liSo stock. Passed.
y. y. 244-Rand Authorizing OH
GERS OF mining corporations to reside
outside tho state. Passed
s. Il. 256-Malarkey Regulating
apportionment Of school funds. Passed.
T. Il. l56-Kuykcndall. Providing
for a state board Of control
T. r., is6-Booth, For inheritance
tax. Passed.
s. h. 222 = Malarkey Relating co.
tho time in which suits may be com.
meuecd for recovery of land sold for
taxes Passed.
s, r, 955--Holman. To regulate trans
fer OF corporation. Passed.
5, h, s59--Laughary. Defining liza
biity of city OF Monmouth. Passed.
s. r. s6l-Coke. Fixing time for
holding court in Coos and Curry eoun-
ties Passed.
=. Il. 266-Hobson. Prohibiting hyp-
motto exhibitions Passed.
y. n. EOS Hobson Fixing bond and
salary Of Marion county treasurer.
Fa@el.
3. u. s6s-whealdou, Appropriating
$4,000 Tor extending the portage rail
way from Rig Eddy to a point near
The DallcA
senator whesldon explained that this
amount asked for is simply the amount
turned back to the state from the right
ofway fund appropriated two years
ago, senator Miller opposed the hill.
The bill was made special order for
3 o'clock Monday,
:, n. s63-Carter. Authorizing state
normal schools 20 issue diplomas 10 stu
dents who have transferred from one
school 10 another Passed
$, n sAo-Wright. To regulate use
" Tactioa cngines in Yamhin county.
Passed.