Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-27
HOUSE
GRINDS
CRAFTS
And Slips Through a
Few Good Bills
RaiIey's Measure to Rid So
cisty of a Vicious Human
Parasite

lCrawtorl
The county stsrney's bin was taAei
lup On special o.lsr.
Kav sbau7i5as1 she Eeay1re and Il
lnr,vises for soru.v prosecuting stt'r
news. making each county one district
land abelIshiug district attorneys AM
iderdties. He said it Was the Intent p
,lis louse 70 get up a bill that wolld
uoplE be suitable The majority
waBtsl biu Of this kind passed. an
/ II ought not be suppressed. Ii was Ie'
ferrel back 70 the Judiciary commit
tee.
/ X. 3. No. l45-By Burns, Of Coos
and Curry. 70 auend fishery laws Of
1905. Increasing revenues from IL
rerses. eanneries and dlsposing OF
sane. Mr.. Burns spoke for the bill ss
q rersrue Measure. he showed that II
was onlv right that th1ss whU prohied
bv this lucrative industry should pay
Tor the support of the same. Passet.
II. 3. No. 3o3-By Newell, Of Wash
inr1on. for farmers Institutes appro-
pristing ss5o0. Mr.. Newell showed
that this was az educational measure,
advocated by the grangers.
Cornett said TINS bill was unneces-
sarv. Thev would hold these insti-
tu,es anyhow. and they were already
provided for out Of fund.
jaeger said it was a graft, and he
vantej the bill killed. He had attend
ed the institutes and they were not Of
much account.
Kay supported the bill, and it went
through.
Speaker Mills named Representa-
tiees Colwell and Kay on joint com
Mite % investigate BOYS and Girls :
Aid Society, and other similar insti- /
tutions located at Portland.
II. B. No 23-By Mager, to tranfer !
swamp land funds to general fund.
Passed.
H. b. l46-By Lavender, to license
sailor boarding houses. Laid on the
table
II. B. No 90S-By Bailey, to punish
husbands who live pf the earnings Of
their wives or solicit females for i'm
moral purposes. Bill makes crime a
felony. Mr.. Bailey stated that the
hill was aimed az one Of the most
vicious classes Of parasites that af.
hlet soeiefy. and there was not a vote
agains, the bill
Il. B No. l23-By Laws. fixing sal
airy 81 county Judge Of Clatsop county.
Passed
Il. b. No. sl5-By Griffin. salaries Of
Lane county PsSsei.
H. b No l77-By Settlemier. TO es.
tab.lsh tare 0n hops az Eve pounds
per bale Makes tare OF Oregon same
as other states. Passed
uu iLIs bih Mr.. Settlemire. Of the
committee 90 agriculture, made a clear
statement Of thp matter from bust.
ness standpoint, showing that IL meant
Thousands gt dollars % the growers OF
hops
toru-ii, 0; Linn opposed the bill. as
interfering with commerce.
Caldwell stated that the actual tsre
oa q bale o. hops way about A.,
poulIs
Settieuif- closed lie debate by stat.
.ug that the Oregon producer should
have every advantage that accrued 90
growers iu other states PasSei.
II. b. 40. -is-By Caldwell. charter
'i N,Wberg. Passed.
p. - 40. -l5-by Miles, charter Of
-herlan. PASSED.
hay moved that ueyt Wednesday
evening te set aside Tor passage of
thrte- tiIls carried.
h 3 No -5H--By Miles. Of Yam.
lii n1ln- salary of county superiu.
.ent-at. Passei.
Bailey moyei tLat sll bills of r8rolv
.fal character De- maie special order
.or ue1l Wednesday evening. Carried.
b No 14-Smith of Josenbipe
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aF requiring fee et slG. sud acts mgst
= recorded wi'h county clerk. Aves
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