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Record"-of
Jonathan
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U. S. Senator From Oregon
Senatorial Positions
Clinlrmnn Committee on Post Offices nml Post RoadH, (Ap
proprintes 1266,000,000 ycnrly)
Member of Commerce Committee (Appropriates for Rivers.
ami Ilnrhor.s)
Member of I'lsbei les Committee
Member of Committee on Public IlulldiiiKS nnd Orbuiuls
Member Committee on Appropriations- (Only Oregon' mnn
ever on this Committee)
Member Committee on Woman's Suffrage
Member Committee on Railroads and Seaboard Transporta
tion Routes
(MOST RUMARKAUIJ; RECORD KVKR MADIi)
His Accomplishments
Largest AppropriationsiEver Secured for Oregon Rivers and Harbors
Coquille River $ 38,100
Sittslaw River 381,000
Oregon City I.ocks 300,000
Oregon Slough 50,100
Tillamook Day 407,000
Increase for Columbia and Willamette Rivers. 200,000
Dredges for jo-ft channel In Columbia River 330,000 1
Initiation of Nehalem Har Project
Amendment making Sluslaw appropriation effective..
. Nehalem liar Project 416,175
Official recognition of 3o-ft channel project by increase
of appropriation 35,000
Oregon Slough, in North Portland Harbor. 50,000
Celilo appropriations Increased to 700,000
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Portland Poslofficc Site. , $500,000 Astoria Government Huilding 187,000
Portland I'ostollice liuildiug .? 1,000,000
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, Public Roads
Mt, Hood. Road Surveys $10,000 Crater I,ake
Favorable Senatorial Action, On
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Appropriations for Corvallis building , . $100,000
Fish Hatchery on Columbia 50,000
construction ot is'ortu Jetty .ictt water
Appropriation for Oregon City Locks 300,000
Closing Hridges at certain hours in Portland on. Rivers
nml Harbors Hill. ,
Induced War Department to retain Vancouver Ikrracks
Secured Corporation. Net. .Earnings tax, saving $2,-
500,000 annually
Rellcf'of Sherman County Settlers: 350,000
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The Parcels Post Bill passed by the last session was its greatest work. Bourne was the author of that bill,
and the Chairman of the Committee that carried it. through.
Promotes Oregon Publicity
Ilo knows the state has lived here 34 years. Mailed 2,700,000 copies of his speech :on Popular. Government,
to every State in the Union. He is not only a strong supporter of the Oregon Systemhe helped build it.
The failuro to nominate him at the primary was regarded by Progressives everywhere as an astonishing ex
ample of ingratitude by thtjeitizens of Or,egpn, and .little less than a National.calamity.
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