Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-17


salary of the county school superinten-
dent of Clackamas county, which was
referred TO the committee on education.
which reported it back with the recon-
mendatiOn that it pass with amend.
ments, was passed. The bill increases
the salary from $1,000 to 81 400 year.
House bill No. 30, relating to the sal
aries of the county officers of the new
county of Deschutes. referred TO the
committee on salaries and recommended
for passage, was passed.
House bill No. 80, regulating the dis
tribution Of the school fund, introduced
by Representative Jones, of Lane. re-
ferred to the committee on education
and recommended for passage with
amendments, was passed.
House bill No. 81, by Representative
Goode, relating to bids for school sup
plies, referred to the comittee on edu-
cation and recommended for passage. on
account of apparent ambiguity was re-
referred to the committee on education.
Because the bill of Mr. Crandall con-
tanned the same matter as H. b. No. 81
Representative Maekay moved that 81
be laid on the table. The motion car.
ried.
First Reading of Bills
The first reading of senate bills was
taken up and bills A. 45, 49, 46 and 40
disposed of.
A message from the senate announc-
ed that H. b. 80 had been passed by
the senate and that Senators Olsen
and Steiwer were appointed a part of
the conference to confer concerning S.
j. r. No. 2, amendment to which the
senate refused to consider. A message
also announced that S. j. NJ. No. 2 was
adopted by the senate.
Bills Introduced
The following bills were introduced
in the house this morning:
II. B. Ill by Martin. extending lien
laws to horseshoeing debts.
II. B. 1l2 by Martin, extending lien
laws to harvesting debts.
II. b. l3 by Martin, extending lien
lays to labor performed in harvest
fields.
II. b. ia by Anderson, providing
new code for building and loan asso-
Citations.
II. b. 1l5 by Stott, making non-sur-
port of wife or children a felony.
II. B. ll6 by Stafrin, to permit sum
moning jurors by registered mail in
stead of personal service.
II. b. III by Clark, increasing bounty
on coyotes to $3
H. b. llS by Deschutes delegation.
fixin" salary of district attorney of
Deschutes county at $500 a year.
H. B. ll9 by Thomas, making fail
ure to pay alimony contempt of court
H. B. 120 by Thomas, to prohibit
commercial fishing in Rogue river.
II. B. 12l by Gore, making school at
tendance of children between seven and
l6 years of age compulsory.
H. b. 122 by Gore, fixing capital
stock of title guaranty companies and
title insurance companies according to
population.
H. B. 1913 by Rowe, empowering coun-
ty courts to establish sinking fund for
payment of municipal bonds when mu-
inequalities fail to do so.
II. B. 124 by Rowe, providing for ex-
tension of port district boundaries be-
yond county limits.
II. b. l25 by Rowe, limiting time dur
ing which action may be brought to
test validity of port district organiza-
tions.
II. B. 1876 by Childs, advancing sal
airy of state printer from $500 to
$2400 a year, and providing for EN-
ployment of secretary of state printing
board at $2400 year.
II. b. 127 by Tichenor, penalizing e<-
posure of parOled prisoner.