Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-31


nitely postponed.
Introduction of Senate Bills.
S. B. 195-Smith. To provide for
payment of certain fees in Umatilla
county.
s. b. 1856 Booth, by request. To pro
hibit the sale of cigarettes to minors.
s. b. 197-Pierce. To appropriate
$4,000 for normal school.
s. B. 19s-Laycock. To amend the
charter of Prairie City. Read three
times and referred to municipal corpor-
ations.
S. B. 199-Haines. To protect build
ings.
s. 3. 200-Croisan. To amend code
relating to salaries of officers of Sol
dier s Home.
s. B. 2O1-Coe. To amend code in re-
gard to trout fishing.
S. b. 202-Hodson. To establish a
state board of accountancy.
s. B. 2O3-Coke To amend charter
of Marshfeld. Read three times and
passed.
s. B. 204-Coshow. To amend char.
ter of Roseburg in regard to electric
lights.
S. B. 2O5-Sichel, by request. To
regulate automobiles
S. B. 2O6-Rand, by request. To
amend charter of Baker City.
s. B. 2O7- Rand, by request. To
amend code.
s.. b. 20S-Coshow. To amend chan
ter of Roseburg. Read two times and
referred to special committee.
s. b. 209-McDonald. To amend
charter of La Grande, Read three times
and passed.
S. B. 110.-Pierce. To amend the
charter of North Powder Read three
times and passed.
Third Reading of Senate Bills.
S. b. 77-Pierce. To prohibit the
sale of game Passed.
S. B. S0-Bowerman. To amend sec
tion 1888 of the code, relating to sal
ary of clerk of state land board, in
creasing his salary to $24O0. Passed.
S. b. 106-Laycock. To provide for
the relocation and removal of county
seats. Passed
S. b. 12S-Whealdon To provide the
manner in which official undertaking of
county office may be given. Re-re
ferred.
| S. b. 35-Coshow. To amend code
relating to the registration of titles
Passed.
S. b. lO3-Croisan. To amend sec
tion 1866 of the code, relating to sal
airy of assistant warden, making it 500
per month. Passed.
s. b. 142-Booth. To amend section
4260 of the code, relating to taking uT
estrays. Passed.
S. b. 3-Miller. To amend subdi
vision of section 1860 of the code, re
lating to the apportionment by the
county school superintendents. Failed
to pass.
Adjourned until 10 O'Clock Il. m
Tuesday.
Senate-Tuesday Morning
Opened with prayer by Rev. Craw
ford.
Third Reading of Senate Bills.
S. b. 12s-Whealdon, relative II
county officers bonds, providing coun
ties shall pay for surety bonds. Passed
s. d. 67--Nottingham, to declare
time when any tax shall be deemed
paid. Passed.
S. b. 07-Rand, to license peddler
; and authorize county courts to fix fees
same to be not less than $500 for thre'
months. Rereferred.
s. B. 171-Siehel, el,punishment for wifi
beating, providing for whipping post
nottingham opposed the bill as beinl
tendency to return to the practices o
the dark ages and develop brutality
Brownell called attention to the fac
that this was simply an effort to plac'
lit within the discretion of judges T.
infiiet such punishment in severe cases
Senator Siehel stated that in Portland
last year there were IS cases of wifi
beating before the police court. HI
said that the chief object of the bill
was more to discourage wife-beatini
and thought that there would be a few
cases where this penalty would be re
sorted to- Rereferred.
1 S. b. l7s-Carter, Ashland charter
Passed.
S. b. 1s3-Coke, authorizing Coo
? county to appropriate $4,000 for Lew
is and Clark exhibit. Passed.
S. b. lsO-Brownell, constitutions
! convention bill, was made special or
der at 10 a. m. Wednesday.
Manning