Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-03-14

houses of the Legislature at the session
just ended:
II. B. 1O2, McCue-Requring school
districts to report to state superintend-
ent within Is days after annual school
meeting and to hold at least TOUR
months of school to be entitled to share
of appOrtionment.
II, b. 1913, Jones of Clackamas-Ex-
tending provisions of initiative and
referendum to cities, counties and dis
tricts.
IL. b 142, Gray-Creating commits
sion for A. II. Burbank trust fund for
an orphans home.
Fl. b. 143, Gray-Extending closed
season for Chinese pheasants.
H. B. 1876, McCue-To license salmon
cannerymen.
II. b. 161, Newell-Increasing ap-
preparation state Library commission
to 5000 per annum.
H. B. 167, Beveridge - Allowing
county clerks to register electors other
than in his office and substituting card
system for register.
II. B. l76, Barrett of Washington
to file bills OF exceptions.
H. b. 181, Barret of Umatilla-Per-
mtting sale of firearms and ammuni-
ton to Indians.
H B. 1856, Brown - Invalidating
wills of unmarried persons subsequent
to their marriage.
II. b. 1899, Barrett of Washington
Providing for construction of county
roads on county division lines.
H. B. 2OS, Campbell-Providing an
eight-hour day for employees at state
penitentiary and laborers and mechan-
les employed by state and county.
H. 217, Farrell - Regulating
stretching of wires over railroad right
of way
H. B.. -, Barrett of Washington-To
prevent employers requiring employees
to board and trade at specified places.
H.B. 221, Freeman-Requiring judg-
ment debtors to make oath as to possess
sion of property they claim.
II. B. 23l, MISUNDERSTANDING
the transfer by sane spouse OF proper
ty acquired during disability of insane
spouse.
II. B. 241, Freeman-Compulsory
pass law.
II. B. 345, Vawter-Deputy fish war
den for Southern Oregon at 81 900 per
annum.
II. B. 1868. Bayer-To prevent solici-
tation by attorneys of damage suits for
personal injuries.
II. B. 337, ways and means commit
tee-Appropratng $40, 900 for payment
of interest on certificates issued by state.
II. b. $50, Dobbin-For assessment
of transient livestock and division OF
tax between interested counties.
II. B. 3S2, Reynolds-Ploh ohibiting
sale of liquor within two miles of an
Indian school.
II. B. 3S4, Knowles Permitting
county courts to levy tax for scalp
bounties.
II. B. 1856, Burns-Regulating manu-
facture and sale of foods and drinks
II. b. 3S9, Burns-Requiring state
food and dairy commissioner to publish
monthly bulletin.
II. b. 394, MISUNDERSTANDING life
insurane companies.
II. b. 403 Campbell - Increasing
salary of labor commissioner to $4,000
per annum.
II. B. 4l2, Jackson and Pike-Mak-
ing years residence in state necessary
to admission to Soldiers home at Rose
burg.
II. B. Ala, committee on Soldiers
home - Increasing appropriation to
$1,000.
H. b. Ais, Soldiers home committee
Increasing salary of commandant at
home to 81 900 per annum.
II. B. 42O, ways and means commit
tee-Approprating $4,000 for new
buildings at State Fair grounds.
II. B. 245, Chapn-Requiring part
nerships to reveal parties in interest.
II. B. 249, Dye-Authorizing estab
lshment of high school districts by con-
-tiguous school districts.
II. B. $50, Davey-Providng for
permanent record of election returns in
each county.
II. B. 25l, Davey-Allowing vacation
of street or alley in unncorporated
towns on petition of owners OF abutting
property only.
II. b. 254, Davey-Placing state
printer on fiat salary of $4,000 per an
mum beginning in 1911.
II. b. 270, Nawter-lncreasing fees
for admission to the bar.
II. b. 271, Freeman-Making dogs
personal property.
H. b. 279, Barrett of Umatila-Ap-
propriating 1000 for operation of
portage road at The Dalles.
ii. b. 297, Notwithstanding limit
on female labor to mercantile houses.
II. b. 302, Freeamn-Abolishing fees
paid district attorneys in divorce cases.
II. B. 304, Dobbin-Creating Tenth
judicial district.
II. b. 317, Pike-Creating Twelfth
judicial district.
III. b 324, Connell-Revising and
compiling state land laws.
II b. 1876, Newell-Abolishing 81
road poll tax.
H. b. 334, Reynolds-Increa' ing sal
aries of superintendent and assistant
physicians at state insane aaslum.
Surveying in Harvey.
Rurns-Tbe Oregon Short Line has