, TV"'
ALBANY AK01STKK.
oi:'o i.m.ci.vii ni
Venth HleauUI KeNtton.
WEDNESDAY, Sep. 11th.
The Senate convened at the morning
hour. On motion Mr. Moody, ol
Wasco, and Wltliam. of Benton, con
testants for scats, were allowed seals
within the hiir. A vote was tlien takt ii
tor Chief Clerk, wliiih resulted 89 otl
the day previous After a few more
ballots rewriting the same way were
taken, the Senate adjourned until the
next day.
The House opened with prayer in
the morning by l'ev. Mr. Henderson.
Leave of absence was granted to Mr.
Washburn, of Lane, and Mr. Wil
loughby, of Linn. Messrs. Caples,
Langell and Cumin were tlien appoint
ed a committee to wait upon the Gov
emor and inform him of the organiza
tion ot the House. At the session in
the afternoon. this committee reported
having ierformed the work. At this
;inie, the eoininlttee otl Hrtles reported
the adoption of the rules ot 1SW. with
rule 4.) as amended by the session of
I S70. House then adjourned.
Till KMi.U, Sep. ljitij.
Senate met at 11 o'cloitk A. M., and
immediately proceeded td take another
ballot, the sixty-lir-t. for Chief Clerk,
the remit was as follows : Adams 11 ;
Simpson 11. To save the fittigtinof
going through so tunny roll callings hi
the course of a day. we suppose, it was
resolved to vote once at a quarter past
leu A. M.. and then Oiiee at a quarter
past two I'. M. each day. until a Chief
Clerk .should lie elected. The vote in
the afternoon was the same as. hi the
forenoon.
In the House. Re?. Mr. Waller, ol
Salem, offered prayer. The contested
case from Clackamas county occupied
the time of the House during its morn
ing and afternoon session, and was
'ILsoscd of by being referred to the
standing committee on Elections, as
soon as that committee should be ap
pointed. The session occupied about
Orty minutes each.
Friday, Sep. 13th.
Semite met as usual. Leave of ab
seuce was granted to Mr. Stralian. of
licuton. In order to prevent still
farther delay in the organization of
the Senate, the Republican members
withdrew their candidate for clerk,
and made no other nomination The
following Democrats were then elected:
Chief Clerk. C. Simpson; Assistant
Clerk. Orlando Packard : Sergeant--arms
h. D. Foudray i Doorkeeper. T.
It. Allen. The Engrossing and fildl
ciarv Committees were authorized to
employ necessary clerical aid. and the.
President was authorized to appoint a
Page. House was iulorweri ot the
organization ot the Senate. Messrs.
C-ornellus, Myers and Brlstow were
appointed a Committee to draft rule..
A committee of two was appointed to
act with the House committee to in-
torni theGoveruorofthe jiermaiieutor
gaiiUiitiou. Martin Calloway waaap
iwlutod Pav. Five newspapers were
voted to each Senator. Secretary was
requested to furnish laws mul journal
of 'ii.s ajid 70. J'be clergy were in
vited to os n the Senate with prayer,
i'hi; committee to wait on the (Jovel-
nor, reported tiiat lie would deliver
his message At 3 o'clock, ami it was
agreed to meet hi joint convention at
that hour.
Iter. Mr. Marsh of Forest drove,
offered prayers in the House. Col.
W. W. Chapman was invited to a
seat within the bar of tlie Houe. The
Speaker announced the following
standing committee:
Klectiant Messrs. Martin, Corwln,
.'ohuson, Stevenson an (.'lew.
Warn afi k m Messrs. Simpson,
lllrsch.iud Grant.
Kthniti.it, Messrs. Collier, Craw
ford and Oii-'tein.
,ulMry)tsm. Caples, I 'at ton,
Barin, Cranorand fallow.
Olniut Messrs. tingle, Ginglei and
liiakely.
Mtttitntp Affair Messrs. Harrison,
Riddle and Andrew-.
Ruwh and lliokmi m Messrs. Thorn
lury, Walker and Crooks.
Sngrommi Mil Messrs. Allen, Pow
ers and V right.
Enrolled iwu Messrs. West, Coop
er and H'aldon.
Mian Affairs Mes.rs. Bnrbank,
Uusliey and Outran.
I
I'riidiwi Messrs. Crawford. Gown-!
iugand Willoughhy. !
Commerce Messii. Biles, Matlock, I
Riley, Hodgkins and Shelton. '
f"' T)Trr(ffii Miwi.QtnglM,dplii i
and Curran.
Voumim-Mimn. Bushy, Washburn !
and Mason.
Fvlerul Motion Messrs. Congle, i
Scott and White.
Mining Messrs. Langell, Johnson,
and Andrews.
I'ul.iic Linus Messrs. Hirsch, Burin
and Onstelu.
hilern'il eiwwiiM Messrs. l"at
tou, Simpson and LnIow.
1'rh'ic Hiiiliiny Messrs. l)rst.
Bnrbank and Grant.
After some resolutions of a joint
character were passed, Mr. Rurhnnk
was permitted to introduces bill to re
peal Hk; litigant law, which was read
the first time. A resolution to suspend
the rule.- and read it a second time was
lost. After provision was made for joint
convention to hear the message of His
Excellency, the (louse adjourned. In
the afternoon, after inviting the Judges
and officers of tlie Supreme Court to
seats within the bar. and other formal
arrangenu uts were gone through with,
the Governor delivered his message.
Saturday, Sep. nth.
The Senate adopted the rules of last
session, and one new one providing
that no printing shall be done without
an express order from the Senate. The
officers ot the Senate were, on motion.
allowed the same number of newspa
napers as allowed to each member.
Notice was given that hills would be
Introduo d to amend the laws relating
to assessments ; relating to productions
of evidence : relating to public raids ;
to amend the election laws, and to
amend section !), ehap'er 83. title 1
general laws. Senators wanting leave
ot absence paired oiTas follows: Brown
With Baldwin ; Fay with Cornelius.
After recelvlnif n invitation to attend
Pair at Albany, adjourned.
Rev, Mr. Driver offered prayer in
the House at the oenhig. House ac
cepted an invitation to visit Linn
County Fair. A bill to secure labor
er's and mechanic's liens, and one to
relieve Judge McArthur from tlie duty
of holding tne regular term of Circuit
Court IbrGrnnt county, this fall, the
House w as Informed would be present
ed, A joint resolution was passed pro
viding for a joint committee to consider
the best and most economical meth
od of securing care and good treatment
to the insane and idiotic ; to consider
the propriety of building an Insane
Asylum, and report all propositions
laid before tlie committee. Messrs.
Caples. Lougell and Onstein were ap
pointed such committee. A resolution
providing that the committee on elec
tions jo instructed to proceed with the
investigation of the contested casts
from Clackamas county, and to reort
at 111 A. M. on the following Thurs
day, was. after several motions were
taken, adjourned until Monday Wtb.
MOXDAV, Sep. 16th.
The Senate met at 2 o'clock P. M.
Mr. lloult absent One hundred copies
of the Governor' Message were order
ed printed. The bills were introduced
by Mr. Baldwin which he gave notice
of Saturday, and they were read. A
Mil for the protection of churches, re
ligious and literary societies; and a
bill for the preservation of M and
game, were introduced by Mr. IVriph.
The President announced the follow
ing standing committees :
Judiciary Baldwin, Do!ph,Stmban,
Tolen, Watson.
Ways and Means-My er, Chrystnl.
Crawford.
Elections Tnlen, Patterson, Moores.
Claims Patterson, Stralian, Corne
lius. Counties lloult. Moores, Powell.
Military Affairs Luellyn, Brown
of Baker and Brown of Marion.
Commerce Stralian, Dolph, Web
ster. Education Crawford, Myers Bris-
! tow.
Engrossment Monroe, Powell, To
len. Ei.Tolhnm.t Honlt, Bristow, Bald
win. Kiwds and Highways Brown of
Baker. Brown of Marion. Crawford.
Public Earn J Myers, Brown of
Biker. Chrystal.
Mining- Baldwin, Hannah. Tolen.
Printing Stralian. Cornelius. Dolph.
The President said he would an
nounce to-morrow the Committee on
liaiiroads and Pnbllc Buildings.
Messrs. Baldwin and Hannah were
appointed on the joint committee on
mileage.
'Hie Senate concorred with tlie House
on adoption of the resolution to con
sider tlie matter of care and treatment
of the insane, etc.
A message was received Irom the
Governor, transmitting his veto of the
bill appropriating st.i.lioil tor drainage
of school lands in Cnlon county, p.K
last session. The Senate took a vote
on the bill and it was lost iiuauhnous
lv. The Portland subsidy- bill, went
the same wav. Brown of Baker cave
uotiw of a bill to repeal section i of
the act relating to enclosure; n bill
relating to Biker county ; to the bound
ary of Grant county, A hill for the
relief ot Coos county was also given
notice of by Mr. Webster.
In the House Stephenson and Wat
sou were absent. The adoption of the
La Dow's resolution in relation to the
'Inckaiuas contested seats came up.
A motion to amend, by Mr. Allen, by
inserting " the committee to report at
as early a timeasposslble," wastabled
by a vote of Si to 21. Mr. Matlock of
Clackamas appeared during the day,
and was sworn in.
The following notices were given of
bills to be liereafter introduced ; Mr.
Biles, a bill to protect game ; Giugles,
to amend the act regulating the hold
ing of Circuit and Supreme Courts :
Simpson, to regulate tlie practice ot
medicine; Congte, to amend tlie act
creating Board of Pattce Commission
ers for Portland ; Bnrbank. to regulate
times and places of holding circuit
and Supreme Courts; Lnngell, to
amend charter of Jacksonville, and to
protect mining claims : Caples. to pre
vent cruelty to animal j Martin, to
repeal the act of Oct. 21 M70, relating
to frauds in elections ; Collier, to iu-
corpoiate Forest Grove.
Mr. Simpson presented a joint reso
lution rescinding the action of the
Legislature of IStiS and 1S"0 in de
claring the non adoption of the lllli
and 15th Amendments, w hich was laid
over, until Wednesday, and lOQcophs
ordered printed. The hill to repeal
the Litigant Act was referred to the
luifleiury Committee. Biles. Down
ing and Clow were appointed on the
Joint Couiiuittct
Caples presented
on Mileage Sir.
a petition praying
mr a law to puutsti cruelty to animals
Thornbiirg was nailed to the Commit
tee on Printing.
TCKtDAT, Sep. 17th,
III the Senate Moores anil Stralian
absent. After prayer by Rev. A. r.
Waller. Mr. Baldwin gave notice of
his intention to present the following
bills , biil relating to poll tax ; one
tn provide for the locating and con
structing ot a road In Grant nwl Baker
counties. Baldwin give notice of a
joint resolution to amend the Stale
Constitution. Webster gavo notice of
a bill to define the northern boundary
of ( uiry county. The following bills
were read : S. 15. 7. to regulate eii-clo-ures
; 9. B. fi, to amend an act de
fining the boundaries of Grant county.
Refetred to Judiciary Committee, liiils,
read a second time and referred to
Judiciary : Uelating to introduction
of evidence; to regulate interest on
contracts ; to protect churches, etc.
An invitation tovisi: Penitentiary was
received aid accepted. The report of
the SeiMte Joint Committee, appointed
last Legislature to investigate the acts
ot tormer Mate o.'Ikits, was -iiriiintted,
and laid on the table. The President
annoimceil the following additional
Standing Committees: Uailronds
i ornelius, llaimah, Tolen. Public
Buildings Patterson. Strahan.t'owie-.
Incorporations Patterson. Cornelius
and Powell.
In the afternoon, the House Joint
Resolution rescinding the action of
tiie Legislature of 'OS and '70 i:i re
gard to the Uth and 15th Amendments,
was postjKnied until Friday. The
House Joint Resolution to appoint a
committee to examine tlie books and
accounts Cf the Secretary and Treasur
er, was agiwed to.
Mr. President gave notice of a bill
to provide for a wagon road from
Jackson to Grant and Baker counties.
Committee on Federal Relations
Brown of Biker, CrawforJand Moores,
were appointed ; also Messrs. Honlt,
Hannah and Tolen on Joint Commit
tee on Insane.
Rev. P. S. Knight opened the House
with prayet. Mr. Cranor submitted
the report of the committee to Investi
gate State officers. (Smelling Com
mittee's report! which was tabled. An
invitation to visit the Penitentiary w as
accepted. Bills Introduced and read :
By Bnrbank, a bill to provide fortunes
and places for holding Circuit and
Supreme courts ; Congle, to amend the
Portland Ponce Act; Langell. to amend
tlie act to protect mining claims ; also,
to amend the Jacksonvle charter ;
Biles u protect game ; Simpson, to
regulate the practice of medicine ;
same, to protect medical practitioners;
Caples, to relieve Judge McArthur
from duty of holding court in Grant
county read three times under sus
pension of thi! rules, and passed ;
Caples, to provide for the construction
of the Portland. Dalies and Salt Lake
Railroad ; Caples, lo prevent cruelty
to animals,
Mr. Putton gave notice of n bill to
provide lor tlie erevtion of a Capitol
building: also, a bill to, amend the
soldiers' relief act ; also, to amend the
soldier's bounty act ; tingle, to repeal
part of act regulating civil and crimi
nal proceedings in justices courts;
Riddle, to provide for bounties on
scalps ot certain wild animals; Cor
whi. to grant State aid for a wagon
road from Yamhill to Clatsop Plains.
Tillamook Hay. etc ; Bushey, to change
mode of voting from viva voce to bal
lot ; Andrews, to provide for a loan of
fcUUXW to Union Academy, Union
county.
On motion the Speaker appointed
Crawford, (Jingles and La How a com
mittee to investigate the books and
accounts of the Secretary and Treas
urer. Crawford was granted leave of
absence. House then adjourned.
Thiers lately complimented Com
mander Wells, of tlie Shenmihak, on
the excellent condition of his ship and
the discipline of her crew, and ex
pressed a hope that friendly relations
would always endure between the two
Governments. Wells made nu appro
priate reply.
The Republican club ot Birming
ham, Kng Iwve protested against In
ei'easltiir tlie loud rates of expenses for
the purpose of providing illuminations
and banquets In honor of Prince Ar
thur, who Is to visit there soon.
BtJSlNpS CAKHS.
At Xorth Brownsville,
KIRK, HUMS & CO.,
ARK -STII.L WU.U.SU
DRY
G0C9S GLOTHRG,
KMOT, MKS, IIARDWAIU:,
(UMH'XWENi NO'tlOSW,
Kit'., VK
Of which they Iceer-Wl hat! I " tall sleek,
and lire able to sell ill Ivwwl imt, iw
usual, for iiisl) or !ilurt.
Will also tie bte to bay and sen Grains
of a" kinds, or attend to storing or for
wardlmt It ut ttiutr Warfhon In Buiaey.
Uhuusa trial. MI!K, Hi ME CO.
WM. PETERS,
ICAHCKACrrBKB OK
Carriages
or Every iMieripUMSi
ANY
MANTKAi Tl'ltKS
unil alfstylesof
TO OKI'ES
Wagons, CarriAacs. Hstcks,
Ae.. lit us rmsoniilile rates as tlie us' of
I ,r.u.a niiitnclHl and 'irsl-elii-S wM-k ti ill 1
tlfy.
fteiirlnit neatly aa loxpcdltionslydono j
, a! low imes.
! Khop on Feity tksfween nrstaiuineeon
tr.s'ls. W il i t. ir.li.
Albany, May v. itj-:;
MAHBLE WORKS.
.T1O.1R0K & 'f AII3F.B,
tKr.lers la
1 . vk.li I.-. rn..t .
KollUaeEtS, ObClbtS, Imth,
if t in! unl Foot Stone,
Executed in
California,
Vi raniiit
Marble.
and Italian
SALEM, 01tEOO?f.
UR VSCII Wior AT ALBANY.
The Eyes! -Fhe BaMj
DR. T. L. GOLDEX,
Ore list and Anrist. Albany, Oregon,
1M!
GOLPKN IS A
I soil ot the not fit
oei oniliiiltni'
M. ('. (Inlilen.
ilmtor,
Iir. (iol.Ieii lin- liinl
(xperte.nee in treating
tl... i-uriml, ilisell-es 10
which ih('evetindiriirtisuliJeot,and feels
confldeul of giving onllre satiMOetlon to
ihos,' wile muv pteee themselves tmder ids
mVv. ' April 18,98.
(i!t. E. 0. SMITH, IE!T1BT,
H
AS) I.iil ATKP IN AI-
I'aiiv.iiiid is now red iy
I'l WOII (-11 111 ' cin'.eii. oi ..I-
iiniii ami vli hillv.witlin new
Invenilmi In denial work. Ii eons' sts in
suppartniK the pline totlie mom h wltboiu
eoverinit the wliole roof, ii heretofore,
Tliose wislilnc arttllelal teeili are inipiex
el lo eaii and examine tor themselves.
Also, piatm mended, whether parllally
broken ordtvlled, Tenth, extracted with
oat pain, odlce o.ec 'iunidl's store All
Work warranted. Tvt
Pape?hanginjjt, L'l',m3n3ng,
Decorating, ike.
T.i M. WAP8W0BTH win trlva prompt
. nticiillon to ull orders for Paper
'wvniiln.'r, Cfdeornlniiitf, larora' itnr, Ac in
tilts ell or vieini'v. All work oxneuted
In the liitest stylo, in the best manner, and
nl lowes ib rates, ESTOrdwrs left at
Kit "ii i in re Warereonis nfCliaa. Uoaley w III
reoeivo prompt attention, iuv4
FUAMil.lX WtXlUiET,
ALIIANV, OREGON,
J. 11. 1IMIKO.V. Proprietor,
A QA1
il Fn
MS, AT TIIK HI. I) PI. ACK ON
roa; stfreet, prorioses to laniiai tilt
whoatmly Wltll all kinds ol'MK LSntlhe
loives, iimrkei rales. By stricl attention
to business he bones to alve L'eneinl sntis-
fftotlon mull who may favor blm with u
cull. CVT Highest nnirkel Brlee nnid for
l'dl l.TIIV. J. it. tJKBBOK.
nJBvt
CITY MA R KE T ,
FIIWT K'intLT, AIJ3A.1T, OKMM,
J. L. HARRfS,
I'KOPRIKTOK,
w
TIM, KNIIKAVlIK Til KEEP COS-
rfuiitlyon hand a full iii)ily of
All, KIMS Ol' HKATO,
Which will l of the very Imst (
The liiitliest nuirket price jwid for beeves,
hoi;s mid sheep.
Thin! door west of Ferry, on south lde
of First street. J. L. hakkis.
Alhsuy, Deo, Li, is7i-v.v4
Albany Collogiutc Inatitutc,
AI.llAW, OREUOX.
'pins in'stiti:tiox wm REOPBN on
1 Monday, September 1, 1S71, withauonw
of teachers capable and earneat. iiwtrne.
tlon will l: tlionmali and piaetiral, and
tlie Hvsiem of order unsurpasscil. For par
tienlars address
K. K. WAIiKKN, A. M-, President;
Or, ltov. K. K. UKAU V, U. D Albany.
PATi.XT GA'FK K1"C
Eclf-Ojerinr; Stlf-Clus-Jti
a a t ii
PATENTED tiv
June
JOHN DICKASUll.
4, In.;.
'ptlh I
TK 18 SO ' :'' i!(vTKI'lli
ilif ul'iei-' niierei -i:.-. i; i ho
1 M hen I ilP-
w beefs ill one si
is eimne, led to
llni- opening tt
inermevurwkk'ii
e btairii n u I'O ',
e.n' ,ei tin J lie-;-oiny
intnittffi, tbs
'imtlttr lover,'11
lii L;e.iHllsn;,Mt;.'
ee'.rn: ii opefl
Ar
earri sue e,i.-es (-,-i- j
ennnwtej wiili theanl
yaie. in its rotation, to
an ! fusfeu.
l.'hin!.l yon
J-fo Ocilinj Out of Ycm Vc-b.oU'
No Kaislngof 1 .iiielies Ur.r t-ufllm
Mtriug,
Exeeptihe rtilon" of yeur ;ea:. ti w
ofn-ii eulUv.l
TK!: "liAZY MH' GATE,'
And a
"Wp.'td Open and HbaV
This ':ti!e i sbnnle in 1,'feonsirucileii,
ImhIi of Iron Ami wood worfe ,unO not !:lf !t
to irei nitt of oilier, If a iiprI, etiwili ct
is (leHlreit.lt imi be ina'te llirhl, villi tfci'W
I cross Inn's ot Ktxyl unit ono-tbtirth lnt-b
I wire, neatly earve'l nl flie iop,tbe lower
! en I iii-l In the iKitlom lar. which ! Ui'
I style of ii Ric'loi'v iuad iate. Tho
are new in practical nse (n serersl el :h
eoinitlesaronnd San FianelHco, andfilMly
ol teliinmiina.sean Uexven.
imim J. SAFFORD,
tutVloK purchased the
Right iiir Mna Co., OrcjOli,
Ilns now on hand, and will manufuMm
theatxvcdeti(irlijedute. Whereverti r
liecn lined it inis idved the hlRhest n
eomluins, t& the i;c-:e Ttuuiiier of eertifl
cuteifroin prominent fhrment in li rn
of the country, now in my hand, will
testify.
CARRMCiEftAXOWAClOXS,
Of All Descrirtlouo,
On band nnd tnanufuctnred to erdr
Illarksmithing and Strf-slrfsf
Ione to order at IDOPt muMmtblfl rate.
shop foot of Ferry street, onposlte Brack.
Montrith A ( n.'s fiouriim nitll.
THOMAS J. MArri-BH.
Albany, Oct. , Is71-vl
JOB PBI-VTINC.
ALBANY REGISTER
PRINTING HOUSE
WITU NKW A XI) I AST
POWER A.3 HANP
P 11 E S S E S.
Latest and moat liesirabla
tj Jen or
Printing
Material
h iindouhtedly
TIIE SHEBANG
TO 00 FOR
When you wish
Posters, or
Visiting Cards.
Business Cards,
Bill Heads,
Letter Heads,
Envelopes,
Ball Tickets,
Programmes,
Labels-
Bui why particularize, when it is jren
erally acknowledged lliat u ar
ON IT
When it comes under the hed of
( Jil t .
l
GST Come tosoeui, ouott
mm
'MnmiaaNteiMktic