Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-15

session of the senate today. They
were as follows:
Ragsdale, relating to regulation OF
commission houses; Farrell, steriliza.
ton to protect the public from Grim
inals and perverts; Won der HELEN, to
amend section 6307, Lords Oregon
Laws; Carson, to amend sections 2765
and 2SO5, Lords Oregon Laws to
create the Twelfth Judicial district
with Judge and district attorney;
Carson, to amend sections 3447-3449
and 3451-3463, chapter 8, Lords Ore
gOn Laws; Perkins, TO amend para
graph IA, section 9OS5, Lords Oregon
Laws, fixing the number and the com.
pensation of the deputy assessors in
Multnomah county; Dimick, fixing the
hours for labor on manufacturing
plants and a penalty for the violation
Of the law; Dlmick, certificate of per.
mission to marry; Neuner, to require
any individual firm or corporation OPP
Grating railroad trains to have ade.
quate headlights on locomotives; Car.
son, relating to fees paid by appli.
cants to the state bar; Smith, of Coos
and Curry. to amend sections 2172 and
2173, Lords Oregon Laws; Joseph to
reimburse Richard and q. B. Williama
to the extent of $1,000 relative to a
land deal near Champoeg; I. S. Smith
for better enforcement of the laws
relating to the protection of workmen
in factories.
Thirteen Second Readings.
Thirteen bills were given second
reading and referred to the appropri.
ate committees. They were the fol,
lowing:
Relating to printing journals, re-
ferred to printing committee; amend.
ing vehicle tax law, referred to roade
and highW ays committee; relating tc
charitable institutions, referred to ed.
ucational committee; to amend sec
tion $3.50, Lords Oregon Laws, refer.
red tc roads and highways committee;
TO amend section 1856 Lords Oregon
Laws, referred to irrigation commit
tee relating to submerged lands OF
Willamette river at Portland, referred
to agriculture and forestry committee;
to amend sections 12 and "a, chapter
174, General Laws of Oregon, referred
to agriculture and forestry commit
tee; relating to unlawful combination
in restraint of trade, referred to COM
mittee on revision Of laws; to amend
section GH0F relating to railroads, re-
ferred to the railroad committee; ex-
pedlting appropriation of land under
eminent domain right, referred TO jul
dietary committee; authorizing county
treasurers to deposit county funds in
banks, referred to committee on cOun-
ty and state affairs; to limit initiative
measures on official ballot, referred to
judiciary committee; relating to
weight Of grain in sacks referred to
agriculture and forestry committee.
POlygamy Is Hit.
Acting on communication coming
from the Nebraska legislature, asking
the Oregon legislature to cooperate in
a memorial to congress for the sup
preston of polygamy the committee
on federal relation reported favorably.
On resolution by Senators Patton
and McColloch limiting the compensa.
ton Of employees in the legislature to
the actual number Of days specified by
law the resolutions committee reco,a-
mended favorably and the report was
adopted. The committee recommend.
ed that the resolution Of Senator Neun-
er providing for revision of the cal
endar do not pass and the report was
adopted. The body adopted the COM
mittee report that the committee on
roads and highways be allowed to EN-.
ploy an expert clerk at IS a day, The
resolution was introduced by Van der