Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-20
THE MORE
IMPORTANT
OF THE BILLS
PASSED BY THE LEGISLATURE,
SOME OF WHICH ARE UP TO
THE GOVERNOR YET FOR AC-
TION.

S. b. IA, by Kellaher, for calling
special election In cities to vote on
annexation of territory.
S. B. "a, by Joseph, creating Ore
gon naval reserve.
S. B. 81, by Carson, authorizing
Oregon Agricultural College to In
vestigate fruit pests, and making ap-
preparations therefor.
s. B. 4S, by Burgess and Hawley
to provide for eradication of diseases
in animals.
s. b. 70, by Malarkey, extending
powers Of railroad commission to
public utilities.
s. B. rs, by Miller, placing state
printer on fiat salary.
S. B. rs, by judiciary committee
to require rotation Of names on cleo
ton ballots.
s. B. S4, by Carson, providing for
licensing of use OF water power.
s. b. 90, by committee on revision
Of laws. keeping polls open all day
primary election day.
S. b. l51, by Wood, to provide for
creation Of new counties.
S. b. 163, by Barrett washing
toni allowing municipal corporations
to condemn property and water
rights.
s. B. 166, by Bean and Calklns, tc
create state purchasing board.
S. D. 1856, by Locke, to regulate the
employment OF child labor.
s. p. 1919, by committee on roads
and highways, providing for work.
ing prisoners on county roads.
s. b, 246, by slnnott, requiring em
pioyers Of labor to report accidents
s. b. 256, Patton, authorizing
bridge across Willamette river.
S. D. 27O, by committee on com
merce and navigation, prohibiting use
Of liquor on trains.
S. b. 2S6, by McCulloch, providing
for elght-hour law on railroads doing
Interstate business,
s p. SOL, by Albee (by request
secretary Of state) creating office of
assistant secretary Of state
s. B, SO1, by Abbott, creating office
OF state immigration agent
II. p. S04, by Libby, regulating
the licensing Of stations.
II D, 362, by Collins, providing
chaplalns for the state penltentiary
and the Oregon state Training School
II y. 1853, by Steelhammet regu-
lating the running at large of stock
In Marion county
II. b, 377, by Westerlund estab-
fishing standard size Of pear and ap-
pie boxes,
H. B SSS, Substitute for s, d. AZ
and II. b. 2SO), special committee ON
roads, creating state highway board.
II. ,. 402, by Rusk, providing for
second choice expression OF electors.
II. d. 80 tsubstltutc) Mckinney,
licensing and regulating automobiles
II, d so, by Buchanan appropriate
ing $5O,0O0 annually for the state
Board of Forestry,
II. b. Sc, by Abrams, appropriatlug
100000 for additional Oregon Ma
tional Guard armorles.
II. d. 70, by Abrams, approprlating
$4,000 annually for additional main
tenanoe Of Oregon National Guard
u. b. 1O1, by Buchanan, abolish
ing whipping post
VI b. 104, by Cole, appropriations
$4,000 for the Oregon Humane socle-
~.
II h, 116, by Miller (Columbia)
creating the ofilca of county attor-
ney.
II d. 140 by Hollis, creating state
Board Of Fish aud Game Commissions
ers.
II n. i57, by Neuner, apnropriat
ing 100000 for additional buildings
q state fair grounds,
II. d, 16S, by Hollis, providing for
publication of delinquent tax list.
Il. p. l75, by GILL appropriatlng
$4,000 annually for holding farm
ers Institutes under direction OF Cor
wallis Agricultural College,
II. D, l9S, by Ambrose, appropriat-
ing $50, 900 for building for univer-
sity of ongon Medical College,
II. B. 202. by Powell. appropriate
Ing S50,OOO for dormltory at state
Normal School at Monmouth,
II. p, 207, by Mckinney establish
Ing bureau Of mines In connection
with oregon Agricultural College,
IT. B. 2ls, by Pierce, repeating in-