East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-30

SALEM, Ore, Jan. 30.-The hous'
broke all It's previous records for thu
introduction OF bills. A total OF A.
proposed new laws-all for the benefit
of the people--were received. Pro
mlnent among them were Mr.. Little
fields series Of bills TO revise the cor
poration code OF the state. Almos
every variety OF subject is covered.
The following bills were introduced
in the house:
II. b. 31S, by Lewis-Prohibitini
fishing for salmon in the ColumDia
river east Of the Cascade Locks.
II. 3. 32O. by stott-To create smal
claims department In district courts
II. B. 321, by Thomas, by request
Restricting us OF term doctor ol
any OF It's synonyms.
II. =. 322, by Thomas, by request
Regulating laying out Of additions tC
towns.
II. y. 323, by Thomas, by request
Requiring railroad mileage to be re-
ported by districts
II. B. 32I. by Lewls-Prohibitin(
operation OF fish wheels or fish traps
II. y. s25. by stott-Provlding wit
ness fees for persons living within two
miles OF place Of trial.
II. B. 326, by Anderson (Wasco) By
request-Creatlng division OF pictor'
ial instruction in department Of edu'
cation.
II. b. 327, by olson-Regulatlng log
booms. M
II. b. 32s. by Blanchard. by request
--Reimburslng T. r. Bennett, t3s5.65
II. y. 329. by Smith (Multnomah)-
Requiring license fees from unused
but appropriated water power.
II. b. $50. by Smith (Multnomah)--
Providing cooperative agricultural
work with federal government anG
approprlating s22.50O.
II. b. 33l, by Smith (Multnomah)-
Providing for redemption Of old war
rants.
II. b. 382, by Davey-Proyiding ad'
ditional penalties for conducting hous'
-es OF iil-fame.
II. B. 33S. by Anderson (Wasco)-
Fixing salary OF Wasco county schoo
superintendent at $500 per annum
II. b. 334. by Forbes-Ratifyinl
lease OF Summer andAbert lakes.
II. y. 335, by Lafferty. by request
Providing for public inspection OF
hospitals and other institutions
II. b. 336. by Hinkle-To authorize
issue OF government annuities and use
of funds for irrigation purposes.
II. b. 337. by Lewls-To classify
school districts and provide for theiI
regulation.
II. B. 33s. by lane County delega'
tion-Fixing salaries Of Lane county
officials.
II. Il. 3Ss. by Dillard-Providins
common use OF telephone. telegraph
and other public utility poles.
II. b. $40, by Huston-ProvidinG
method OF operating interstate
bridges.
II. B. s4i, by Huston-Empower'
ing authorities to collect tolls from
Interstate bridges.
II. B. 342. by Horne-To compel
employers who withhold employees
funds for hospital fees TO account fol
moneys.
II. b. 343. by Horne-To require
all food containers TO be marked with
true net weight OF contents.
II. Il. 3l4, by Barrow-To provide
penalty for defraudlng lnnkeepers.
II. B. 3I5. by Barrow-ProvidinG
change OF venue in justice courts.
II. B. 346, by Barrow-Provldlns
assessment and taxation OF merchants
II. b. sl7, by Barrow, by request
To regulate practice OF neuropathy
chlropractic, naturopathy, etc.
II. b. S4s by w. o. Smith-To fiS
the salaries OF Klapath county Off
GERS.
II. h. 3Is, by w. o. smith-To EN-.
power public utility companies to hold
right OF way on land pending court
decisions.
II. b. $50, by w. o. Smith-Govern'
ing distribution OF county school funds
and providing board and transporta-
tion for certain pupils.
II. Il. s51, by w. A. Smlth-Defin'
ing procedure for appropriation OF
lands and for public utility purposes
II. B. S52. by Littlefield--Govern.
ing organization of building and loan
associations,
II. Il. S5S, by MISUNDERSTANDING
rights OF foreign corporations.
II. Il 354, by Littlefleld-Detining
rights OF domestic corporations.
II. h. S55, by Littlefield-Govern-