The east Oregonian. (Pendleton, Umatilla County, Or.) 1875-1911, October 19, 1878, Image 1

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LODGE DIRECTORY.
Duiox Lonk, No. 4, K. or P. -Meet la the Caalle
Hall. Pendleton, eray Wedneeiay erenlrnr. Brother!
b food ataaolne; an cordially bmted la attend.
Fexsuctox Loait, So. li, JL.r.Si. SL-UkU on
tbe Sm and laird Monday of etch moaUu Hoar ut
Beotinf, 7 P. VI.
Eunu Stak. Martha VTiihitctna Chapter, Peae
too. MeU erery Tuwvlij- clftt luBowinc the Bret aad
third Monday ia each month.
Ecus Lodge. Ko. 3, L O. O. F., rendletnn MegU
Terr Saturday eveaiuj at T P. M. Brethren la cood
Maasinc art invited to attend.
Moaaiuu. Ioixar. No. 10, L O. G. Pendleton
Meet every Thursday eTenlnr at 9 o'clock P, M. Bretb
ren ia good Winding arc rrquected to attend.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Brawn Csrcsa. W. L MacEwaa eSekVlag: eer.
ioea on eecubC and fearta Sealar of each month at
11 A. It. aad r.3J 1 K.
Barnrr Carrara. Rer.fr. H. Fruit, sater: aenitei
at ten Ooort Hotac en the teceaj Suadar el each Baaato.
at 11 X. IL, and IX 1. XL
Dawis Ocaes. MmU la Iba Oosrt Hneetea U
third Seaday of each axmik. Mr. L X Blchardaoa oSd
attec at 11 A. M. and J:S0 P. M.
Msnraear CHractt. SoelK Eer. S. W. Dark, a,
tor: acrricea ia the Coert Mouee on the ant WaMij of
each swath, at 11 A. M. and 730 P. M.
IL E. Cbcscb. Ser. J. C. Klrteaa. puter; aarrtcea
oo th Joonh Saady of each maclh. Pnjw murtlnr
oa Wedaeaday rrcninx.
CSaoa Scsair Scsool. X. WCBa, SwfL. MeeUererr
Sasaay ia the Court Hoeee at 10 o'clock A. M.
Xoreex. Smjis aaaocncerocnti of birtba, aaarriacea
ad ileallie. iU La iaacoed witlwet charge. Obituary
aeUcee wBl be caartvd I or aaronUsf to their tsrtb.
Stse cof-iei of the East Oaaocmjuc, Jn nv-peis. lor
TTTiHirg, cm be ooUiarxl at Ua o&ca.
Weaavuiue no rcirmiiliilit i fer tWi nn.i 1 v,
3)r. J. A Skowles.
Dentist,
rxrx PKAcncE Bra psonsso.-T rs ziu.-
tSla tad Union coe-atW AD erden uUW
Vo. All vstk raaraatead. Cteargea moderaU.
Oglefiy & TTiUiiiMSOH,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS,
TTettea, Orecwa
TETBI. AIITSB ALL CALLS, DAT OE TKST,
Y a-frap-ririieiiam. OCea on Mais Stfeet,
tiatSncStan.
E. P. Eagaa, X. J).,
' PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
WESTOX. UMATILLA. COCXTT, OECOX. CT
flea oa Mala Street.
J. M. Pnteti, M. D.,
PHISICIAX AND SUEGE0X,
, PEXBLETOX, 0COK,
aVeo at Xcaieleace.
ltf. VfliitcdiRb, M D
PHYSICIAN AXD SUBGEOX,
PrXDLETOK, OEBGOSr
TTTILX. ATTDT AllT'CALLS, CAT OR MCH1
V-- eMrjbgg-taeea. AH diaeaaea trratod by the
Sie& aad rery beet mode for the codort nf tLc axlcat.
W. C. McKay, M. D.,
PHYSICI1K JLND SUT.GEOX
PESBUTOX. CMATTLLA COCSTT, OSECOX.
OSce efpoaUe the PeraSetea BotcL
Dr. J. B. LiiHlsay,
SCKGEOX XSD DESTIST
I bow located peranenDy
Of PEKE-LET03T, UMATILLA OOUXTT,
'Wbert hi aerrice can alnyi be bad.
TStircor-r SxocrI.Alty
S. V. KA OX.
'WeatoB, r-rititli Oeeaty, OracoB.
TTTHX rEACTTCE IX THE COUETS OT THIS
Y Slate aad WaahtMtoa Terrttory.
Jinirrnil ittrnunn paato Laad yrarrnif aad ua-
Fred Pae-Tnstw,
(KoUrjrPahBc.)
A-ttoniey at Law,
Axd Real Estate Bsokes.
2phcial attextiok sites' to couscnoxs
5 aad Probate MaaUn.
Loam segotUted aad Conty OrvCT boaybt and acid.
chftice is court house.
a. w. xxiurr.
SeUryPBVfi.
Tamer 4 BaMey,
Attorneys at JLelw,
SWCZ?TT ORDERS BOUGHT AXB SOLB. LOA3B
y Bagetiated.
jWOCaeonMala Street oppaeHe the Caert Ki.m
PEXDLETOX, OBZOOK.
3. H. Sum w be asaodaled vHti aa in tSL eoBUaUd
eaaee la the OreaK Ceart to the mure.
ioM A. GHyer,
JLttotmey at Law
PEXDLETOX, OKESOK
TfILL PRACTKX DT ALL THE
: o&tnt
.IT. Safer,
or
op-
TV Ecataro Otafso. Oaaot vMtaO,
Wilson Hotel,
TJraatilla, OrpfoB.
M1
rs& M. a. vilsox, formerly oroHCEASa,
ha loeated so Frost Street CmatiWi. where ab
Caa eetwd a int-etaai hotel. The aoaae baa been re.
Med, the bed are exeeHeat, aad the taUe wffl be af
pKed with the rery beet the market aaord. TnrtfBen
wHl rwt reret attee at thU r.
Ji. W. Sug Ceeapaa)-' rrachea vtop htn,
DT?OT baataeei roo eaa eeafe la. 5"to fW
r FiD 1 per day aaade- braay worker of eiaber
aez, right ia year ewa. Inmltrtiw, Paraeatian aad
aamriee worth $6 free, fcaprove W T at
tUabaaaeaa. Aaaraaa Snaaoa A Co., Pertiaad. Katee.
A TToan Bale matiaateral wsfftter-aa tfeeoat asy-
U tUagelie. Capkal aet raqnlred; we w atart yea,
f par day at baaf made by aba lndnrtrioor. Mas.
wwaen, beya aal etna waata ererTWBerr
Ba. Xew U the atasa. Ceayoatit aad
. a . a a a . - a. I
to werk tar
iirB TWX A Oa. Angnato. Malae,
i QfKZ awetk SByH- own teira. KeataHfraa. Xe
fca. eflOOriat. Keaaer, if yea waat a baataeat at wbtab
pataaatef afaiiuraa eaa wafce great pajra'A alwaaaa
aat they wart, write ferparl.leniirf .to g. lUijw tee
ana, aiinr.
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YOL. 4.
COOKING STOVES
Aire
MANUFACTORY OF TINWARE,
AadaSUadiot
SHEET-IROX WORK,
Xaia Street, oppealta tbm Co art Hobv
Tffl eastUapy Urt on hand aad for ml, a Coefjrt
of
Aad vS alvart Vrp a crwrrleu ajaorteeat of
COOKING STOVES
ALL 11X1)6 Of
Done to Order at aaart aetiet aad at varyasojera-
prtcna.
Q. W. WEBB.
a avaua.
RoiLoIiild & Bean,
to S. BOTSCHLD,
WOCLD RBa'BCIi LLLTCALLTHZA; iLAlKCf
ml the pafeUc to Uir hr-fety lecnued atoA of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Whha the taereaaad UrtfMm aferaed byfcaek
Ion eiftiWat theaa to eater
JLt tie T7 Lewest Sates.
TavttrHfA ylUeomJlit ma aTotafcroaJ
Dry Goods,
GcTooeries,
Hardware,
Cklsx aad Glassirare,
BOOTS AXD SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
Tfceywa alwayetaka atmfara ta Voz aey t
with wbMi they aaay be catnieCed to the beat of
ability.
Grain and Hides
AadeaherPBODCCEtakaa la czAaafa at tU
EST ULAEEET BATES.
Cash Paid for ooL
ADAX STA.G
Prsprietorof tiie
Centennial Brewery,
PendlefOB, Orwfrea,
TiSOS 70 IK FORM THE rOHOC THAT HEW XflW
JlJ preaand to fandeb BEER to the people of aaet
aart aaaltty. Try aad be eon rl need, ivewcryeatt
idc of MA1X STREET, center of M
s WALLA WALLA
STEAM BAKERY,
B8TABU88ED IX MM.
Ml aafaeterer of Bread. Cakes, Flea, aad aQ KloUa of
CfliefceFa. Fki Proof HaHiHnp
Mala Street, Walla Walla.
A M. SPARKS' SALOON,
Pendleton, Greg-va.
EE EPS OX HAXB THE CAME COOS OLD EIXD.
r
lb Ua aWreeC, aytaaadf aV Tmt Otaea.
Union Hotel,
ITS LaVYTLXA, . - OBaWOaT.
bats mtx, raOTKlETOR.
MS WS M IX THE BBBT COKWTKMr TOR
I the f teuton of pttaaa. tiean bum i r
brabeoMMLeeaabwaie. The patna the wrtAe
la aaHwted. Staea teara the bagaa far Panaataa.
ft estea, La Otwaaa, VWem, Baaer wMf as M aaay.
PENDLETON, UMATILLA
0HEG0N LEGISLATURE.
TENTH KEJWieX.
Twextt-Fiest Dat, Oct. 5tk
Keaate.
BILLS PASSED.
S. B. 21 Directing the treasurer to
redeem certain outstanding bonds of
Uio State. S. R. 22 Amending sect.
ICG and 1C7, chapter 10, title 1, civil
coda. S. B. 23 For an act denning
rights and liabilities of married women,
and business relations of man and wife.
S. B. 25 Amending beet. 1,041 and
1,042, title 8. chap. 14, civil code. &
B. 2S To amend sec. 3, dun. 7-4, mis
cellaneous lavs, granting to married wo
men the right to dispose of any real es
tate held in her own right subject to anj
rights which her husband may have as a
tenant by courtesy, and by will dispose
of icr separate ersonal property owned
by her at time of marriage or acquired
afterward by her own labor. S. B. 29
To amend sec. 3SC, chap. 5, civil code.
S. B. 32 To amend law relating to du
ties of sheriils. S. R. 39 For an act to
amend see 1,142, title C, chap. 15, gen
eral laws.
S. R 45 To amend sec 25, chap. 3,
title 3, general laws; read third time
and referred to ways and means com
mittee. AFTEBXOOX SE&SIOX.
PASSED.
. & B. -4C To amend stc S66, title 7,
civil code. S. B. 47 To amend sec 1,
chap. 33, miscellaneous laws, to define
boundaries of mining claims. S. B. 48
To provide for payment of claims grow
ing out of Indian wars of 1S77-7S.
Adjourned.
Ha ae.
Beading of minutes dispe&Md with.
Consideration of bill to regulate rates
of interest resumed. After discussion,
S per cent interest, with 10 per cent, on
contract was adopted and bill ordered
B. 82 was reported back favorablr;
ordered engrossed.
II, B. 18, favorablr; same order. IL
B. 102, adversely. 1L B. 91, favorably
and ordered engrossed. IL B. 76, fav
orably, same order. II. B. 104 was re
commended as a substitute for IL B. 25;
adopted and ordered engrossed. IL B
138 reported as a substitute for 132,
and ordered engrossed. ILB. 131, sub
stitute for the water rights bill ordered
printed. Adjourned till 2 o'clock, 7th.
Twextt-Seco.vd Dat, Oct, 7th.
Bfnile.
AFTEEXOOX SESSION.
BILLS IXTRODCCEO.
S. B. 52 Toamend Sec 1 and 4, chap
ter 51, miscellaneous laws, relating to
extermination of noxious weeds.
& B. CI To amend Sec 155 and 27S
of civil code to provide for the applica
tion upon judgment of property at
tached. S. B. 63 To provide for laborers lien
upon personal property, bill aLo includes
common carriers.
S. B. 67 To regulate salmon fishing
on the Clackamas river.
S. 11 73 To amend the laws in re
lation to recovery of jossesaion of real
proirty.
a B.7G To amend Sec 575, title 1,
chapter 7, civil code.
S. B. SO Authorizing sale of dupli
cates in State library.
a B. 14 To permit women to vote
at school meetings.
Haw.
AFTERS 00X SESSION.
Committee on insane asylum reported;
recommending a half mill tax for four
years, to build an insane asylum, and
that immediate stein be taken for its
building. Also ""recommending a con
tract with some person for keeping in
ssne and idiotic at an expense not to
exceed $5 per week to each patient, for
the next four years.
BILLS INTRODUCED
of following import, and read first time :
By Gates To provide for transfer of
mint property at the Dalles to Wasco
Countr.
Gates To provide for record of
deaths by county clerk, and require
physicians to report the same
Gates For publication of sets of
legislature and decisions of supreme
court, in a newspaper.
Thompson For the relief of Charles
Dimon.
Schroedcr To define bounds of Coos
and Douglas counties; read second time.
Schroeder For a bounty for the de-
) struction of certaia wild animals.
Green To provide for a free wagon
road from Akea Taller to the mouth
of Aleea river; read second time under
suspensen of rules.
Green Appropriating $5,000 out of
public l&Bd fund to aid the construction
of the road from Alsca Valley to the
mouth of the Alsea nver.
Durham To incorporate town of
Suerid&n, read second time.
Durham To amend incorporation
law for McMinnnllc: read second time.
'Galloway To further amend the laws
in regard to the state penitentiary.
Galloway To amend the law so that
the fkcal year shall comBsence and re
quire rcjiorts of officers to be in hand of
Statu printer within six days thereafter.
Cole To prevent swutefroei running
at large ib Uoiusabta county; ameaded
to include Beaton aad Lake eoanties.
Purdia To repeal Sec 57, title 5,
chapter 57 raiseelkBecws laws.
Purdia To redae the State tax
of three sulk to piy of indebted nees
to eae mil; referred to ways aad aetni
iwte.
Ie Te fix tiate sad pkcos for add
COUNTY, OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19,
ing sessions of supreme and circuit
courts.
Scott To make it the duty of clerk
of supreme court to juperintend pub
lication of decisions.
Stearns To prohibit trapping and
snaring of quails, and taking or killing
"Bob-whites" for five years.
Stearns To amend section 9SG, title
5, chapter 13, civil code
Wright To incoqwrate town of
Union; xead second time.
Starkweather For an act to require
rejiorta of State officers to be ready
within ten days after commencement of
a session of the Legislature.
Chenoweth To incorporate town of
Oakland; read second time.
Smith To provide for the education
of deaf mutes.
Adjourned. -
Twextt-secoxd Dat, Oct 8th,
Senate.
An effort had been "nude at the close
of previous sesdon to - limit the time of
speakers to three minutes in each bill,
the discussion of which was resumed,
but the resolution was lost and the rules
were unchanged
Senate bill 69 was taxen up and e
f erred to committee for amendment
IL J. IL 11 Concerning the investi
gation of swamp land transactions called
up, and an effort made to amend it so as
to give the committee leave to report to
the next Legislature; amendment lost.
BILLS PASSED.
a B. 45 To amend section 29, title
3, chapter 1, relating to duties of State
Treasurer.
a B. 31 To regulate measurement
and survey of lumber in logs, and afix
compensation therefor.
a B. 3 4 To amend charter of
Marshficld.
AFTEEXOOX SESS10.Y.
BILLS PASSED.
a B. 51 To facilitate and regulate
the transportation of logs, lumber and
timber and other dotaables on the riven
of the State and their tributaries, a
B. 56 For the relief of John Flannigan.
a B. 53 Providing for a fish ladder
in all streams of the State, a B. 105
To provide for the construction of the
lllamette alley and Coast lUilroauL
a B. 6S To license selling of goods;
was re-committed to committee on com
merce. a B. 69 To establiah house of cor
rection; was passed by a vote of IS yeas
to 9 nays.
EYEXING JEXSIOX.
BILLS PASSED.
a B. 65 To provide for the times
and places of holding the supreme, cir
cuit and countr courta. a B. 74 Pro-
Tiding for private incorporations, and
the appropriation f private property J
lirvb'rt 5 11 TT TV nmYifl, m tint.
xorm course oi puimc instruction, a ix.
79 To incorporate the town of Amity,
a B. 84 Providing for the transaction
of business br judges of the circuit
court, a a 85 Toamend Sec 1,026
title 6, chapter 14, of civil code. SL B.
86 To amend Sec 862, title 1, chapter
11, Sec 968, title 3, chapter 13, civil
code, a B. 87 To amend Sec 8, title
2, chapter 15, miscellaneous laws, a B.
90 To amend Sec 5, 17 and 22, title
1, chapter 7, miscellaneous laws.
a 11 89. To repeal law providing
for the appointment of State Librarian
was lost.
Adjourned.
Haaar.
IL B. 163 Relating to Columbia
river and Blue Mountain wagon road;
ordered engrossed.
BILLS IXTfcODtCED
Of following import, and read first time:
By Hughes To enable swamp land
purchasers to make payments and get
patents.
Kelly To change corporate limits of
East Portland.
Read To enlarge power and fix
bonds of county surveyors.
Grant .To allow directors of school
districts to designate text books for their
respective districts.
Mathieu For the erection of a State
insane asylum, and levy a half mill tax
for the purpose
Thompson To provide city of Port
land with water.
Thompson To admit woea to prac
tice law in the courta of this State.
White To incoqwrate town of Wes
ton. Read second time.
Chandler To aasead act asaeadiag
charter of Baker City.
Campbell To fix tisae for holding
courts.
Curtis To a mead the hra
r e tt- c? t
ut saie unuer execution.
Curtis For relief of
' county.
t r
Evarts To prevent unj
nation on railroads of less tl
in length.
Stearns To allow distr
admit competent pcrsoas tl
too courts of the district. J,
steams to prevent o
zliae. Read second time.
Reeves Relating to discharge of per
sona acqiutted by jury.
Thompson To provide for uniform
taxation aad creating office of tax com
missioner. SEXATE BILLS READ FIRST TIME.
a B. 25 Amending laws in relation
to durfriet attorsevs' fees: 45 Regula
ting office of State Treasurer, 29 Re
lating to suits ia equity; 32 la rela
tion to sherifts' deeds, -were read first
time ia the Iloase.
House adopted a J. M. 3 for improve
ment ef Ceos bay; a J. M. 4 far mili
tary past at Baker City; aad a J. it.
5 for laprevemwat of CoquiUe river.
AFTEEXOOX 8EK3I0X.
a B. 7 To regulate fishing for sal
mon on the Columbia, was read second
time under suspension of the .rules and
tassed.
a B. 1 1 To provide a fish commis
sion on the Columbia river, read first
and second times; rules suspended, read
third time and pasted.
a Ba. 58, 21, 52, 23, 39, 26, 14,
52, 80, 61, 73, 76, 63, 67, 46, and -17,
were read first time.
a B. 48 Providing for payment of
Indim war claims of 1877-78, were
read second time ami rules further sus
tended and read third time. After a
lengthy discussion the bill was laid over
until to-morrow.
IL IL 30 Setting apart the room
occupied by engrossing and enrolling
committees for their exclusive use, was
read.
EVEXixa sessiox.
House went into committee of the
whole, Scott in the chair, on IL B. 135
To pay expenses of tie Oregon ex
hibit at the Centennial. Three hours
were spent in discussing and amending
the bill, and at 11:30 r. v. the commit
to" me and made a favorable report to
the House
Twextt-tiiird Dat, Oct. 9th.
Keaate.
Watt introduced S.J.1L 5 Asking
for a report from the Secretary of State
and State Treasurer from dose of fiscal
year till offices were turned over to the
present incumbents; carried.
THIRD READI5Q OF BILLS.
a B. 94 To amend sec 64, title 6,
chap. 57, miscellaneous laws; lost.
a II 97 To amend sees. 28 and 36,
title -4, chap 41, miscellaneous laws;
lost,
a B. 109 To change county seat of
Coos county; passed.
a B. 120 Attaching Lake county
to Jackson for Senatorial purposes ;
passed.
Thompson asked leave to report on
a B. 91 ; granted.
BILLS OS THE TABLE.
a B. 91 Indefinitely postponed, j
a J. R. 4 Authorizing warrants of
the Sandy and Dalles wagon road to be
received in payment for swamp lands ;
consideration postponed till Oct 10th at
10 o'clock. Recess.
aawaaaBBBB
Hoaae.
House met at 10 A 3L and proceeded
to further consideration of a B. 48, for
the payment of Indian warclsims of
1877-78. After a lengthy dicnion
the bill passed.
Committee on corporations IL B. 172,
to incorporate Baker City; ordered ea
grossed. Special committee to abolish the office
of State Printer, reported a resolution
providing for such change, the Governor
and Treasurer to advertise for bids after
the 31st day of July next; adopted.
IL B. 167 To permit directors to
select text books for school districts,
and abolishing the office of superinten
dent of schools, a as reorted against by
committee in charge, and after discus
sion was ordered engrossed.
a Bs. 31, 34, and 51 were read first
time a B. 56; wrs read and referred
to committee on claims.
AFTEEXOOX SESSIOX.
IL R. 32 For appointment of special
committee to ascertain if there is a record
in the office of superintendent of schools
to show the vote by which the series of
books now in use was adopted; adopted.
Speaker appointed Purdin, Hughes and
Bradley on such committee
IL 11 35 To pay expenses of Cen
tennial exhibit; was ordered engrossed
for third reading.
BILLS READ FIRST TIME.
a B. 105 To provide, for the con
struction of the Willamette Valley and
Coast Railroatl; rules suspended and
read twice by title; further suspended
and read third time and bill passed.
Judiciary committee reported IL Bs.
4, 79, and 41.
IL B. 179 Relating to smoking
opium, with amendment; ordered en
grossed, U. B. 88 Relating to State institute
for the blind was reported with amend
ments; ordered engrossed.
H. B. 171 To incorporate city of
Weston, read third time and passed.
IL B. 159 To incorporate city of
Union; read third time and passed.
Dorris asked to have H. B. 120 taken
up out of regular order and referred to
committee on education, with leave to
report at any time; rules suspended, bill
read and so referred.
to call up IL
iJs. 7, 11 and
selection and
After conside
refcrrcd to a
d of Purdin,
tt and Grant
itox.
E BILLS.
Ito the coadi
in in read first
time ami referred to committee on pub
lic buildings. IL B. 3 To regulate
travel over bridges; rules suspended,
read second time by title and ordered to
third reading. IL B. 39 To aawad
Sec 1, chapter 38, micellaneow laws;
relating to mines; referred to eotamittee
oa mining. IL B. 70 Fer the ereetioB
of a ashway or ladder at WUkatette
Falls, Orefoa City: ordered to third
reading. H. B. 3 Rektiaf to jarars;
te jadickry committee II. B. 154 Te
provide eifrieal aid for the Sesrewiry sf
SUte. H. B. 14 To abmmmI See. 310,
of ehapter 4, of miisnHssMwa kws.
TL B. 23 To rMal TjBafM aaei
1878.
NO. 3.
Wasco feface law. IL B. 23 To incor
porate town of Indenendenco: amended
and ordeted to third reading. IL B.
0 Itelsung to sale of spin to us liquors;
to judiciAry committee II. il 130
For a bridge across the Willamette be
tween Portland and East Portland.
IL II 54 To define line between Baker,
Union and Grant Counties; ordered to
third reading. IL B. 26 To prevent
spread of infectious and contagious dis
eases. H. B. 133 Fixing salaries and
fees of assessors; ordered to third read
ing. IL B. 71 To legalize certain
roads in Curry County; ordered read
third time to-morrow. IL II 136 To
extend time in which counties of Grant,
Baker and Umatilla mar send in tfceir
asoeasment roll; ordered read third time
to-morrow.
THIRD READLVO or H0CSE BILLS
IL B. 10 To i) re vent emolovmeat of
Chinese on public works of the State;
passed, ii, il 'z KeeuUtins enclos
ures; lost IL B. 31 To amend cor
poration laws of Jacksonville; passed;
11- xi. 34-iouicorpGrate town of Leba
non; pasted. Adjourned.
TwEXTT-rocBTH Dat, Oct. 10th.
Meaate.
THIRD READ IXC OF HOUSE BILLS.
IL II 47 Relating to stray cattle;
lost. IL B. 28 To incorporate town
of Independence; prssed IL B. 27
Regulating travel over bridges; passed.
ILIU 51 To chancre t)s bmnitinM nf
Grant, Baker and UnioaCountis; passed.
il. ii. iteturned I rota the iiocse
with correction and tuaaytl TT T? 71
To legalize certain roads in Curry Co.;
passed.
AFTEEXOOX SE&SIOX.
HOUSE BCIIXEiS.
H. B. 53 To limit time for recomr
of real property; read first time, rules
stnpeaded and read second time; amend
ed, read third time and passed.
IL B. 119 For payment of rrdleage
and per diem and expenses of the pres
ent legislature; rules suspended and bill
read second and third time and passed.
IL IL 159 To incorporate city of
Union; ordered to third reading to-mor-
Adjocrred.
Chandler offered a petition from Ba
ker county, for legislation prohibiting
the herding cf sheep within three miles
of any improved land in Baker county;
referred to committee on counties.
Thompson offered a memorial from
citizens of Multnomah protesting against
leasing the Penitentiary; tef erred to
committee having the bill in charge
IL B. 55 For punishment of va
grants and tramps; after a long debate
the bfll was amended and ordered en
grossed. IL B. 58 To limit time for com
mencement of actions for recovery cf
real property; passed.
IL B. 1 10 Relating to K&ools; read
second time and ordered engrossed.
A resolution to appropriate $600 to
construct a telephone from Salem to the
penetentiarr, was laid on the table
Senate returned IL B. 10 Relating
to employment of Chinese on public
works, with amendments; concurred in
and ordered engrossed.
SCCOXD READ IXC OF BILLS.
IL R. Ill To prevent spread of
Canada thistle; considered engrossed.
IL H 112 Concerning diiturbing of
religious meetings; considered engrossed.
IL B. 113 Relating to fees; referred to
judiciary committee IL B. 114 Con
cerning division line of Tillamook; re
ferred to committee of Bewiey, Evarts
and Galloway. IL B. 115 To improve
breeds of cattle; com. on counties. XL
B. 116 For a uniform series of school
books; considered engraved. IL B.
117 Abolishing the office of register
of State lands ia La Grande district;
committee oa public lands. IL B. 118
To tax mortgages; considered en
grossed. IL B. 24. Relating to enclo
sures; ordered engrossed. II. B. 119
To par mileage aad per diem of mem
bers; rales saspeaded, read third time
and passed. IL B. 122 Salaries cf
countr clerks sad sherkas; coai. oa coua
ties. IL B. 123 To repeal sec 946,
civil code; judiciary coraacittte IL B.
164 Purchasing the Quackenbush pat
ent shackle; coai. oa ways aad means:,
AFTEEXOOX SESSIOX.
SBCOXD READIXS OF BILLS.
TL B. 144 To defiae bounds of Til
lamook countr; reported back aad or
dered engrossed- IL B. 110 To pro
Tide for incorporation of cities; ordered
engrossed. IL B. 169 To provide
cities with water; laid oa table ILB. 125
To provide for parcbase of supreme
court reports; coasidered engrossed. IL
B. 126 Defining bounds of Coos aad
Curry counties; coat, oa eoaatke. IL
B. 127 Appointing board of caaal
COCA HB WftwORTS f
ordered eagroMed. IL
B. 128 Deining duties of eoaaty as
sessor; referred te committee of Scott,
Wright aad Starkweather.
A B. 137 To -provide for internal
improvement; jadiciary eosurattee
ILT1 13$ To transfer mint haUdiag
at the Dalles to Wasco eoaaty; coat
mittee o& ekums. H. B. 140 To pro
vide for record of deaths. IL B. 141
PaUaaaiag sets of
cagroseod. IL
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sea valley to'
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on counties. IL B. 155 Publication of
supreme court reports; judiciary coaa
mittee IL B. 181 Te provide for
State tax commissioner, same as a B.
57; ways and means committee. H. B.
157 For protection of gasae aad
fish; referred to committee on counties
2L B. 158 Legalizing sherifiV deeds
heretofore made; jadiciary cosaatittee.
IL II 162 To provide for eJuearioa oc
deaf mutes; committee on educatiba.
IL B. 164 Sale of swamp lands; eoss
mittee on public lands. IL B. 165 To
extend bounds of East Portland; cce
sidered engrossed. IL B. 166 To ax.
bonds of county surveyors; eoeaiimni.
engtxaued. IL B. 167 For etsctioa of
State insane asjluia and purchase of
grounds for same; referred to committee
of the whole Adjourned.
ITQ3 BI TELEUKAFSL.
Tbe Loacioa surer aaarket k veer sisx
naat. IJeteber Mine aas IeriM aa marnmrat of
SI rarrseaare.
Lord Cielrmfcrd. formerjlj Lord Cama
eellor of Esxlasd, Is deaul.
Three atria and a boy were reeeaUr
killed by raUiac Indioaa near Ga-lTaatoai.
Texas.
Bosnia and Heneirorfaa bave beea
aoed. rbe intarzenu abtsloaet taatf,
ctoon azul am munition.
Tbe reaXjCBaUon of Vc.Sn.HnEsraws
minWterofncaaersat Vienna, will arob
aLljr talcs effect immediately.
Tbe town of Koloachln ipeaeetallr fcm
dered to MonteneKrina FrtdAr, la aosora
ance with tbe treaty of Berlin.
Tbe Indian are attll raldls? la V -mt i
Tbe report tbat TnorBbenc bad csotarccl a
Urxe Bfuaber of Cbejennes laeks rsflmt
lion.
Soelalift Jnarsals adrke Uscir feUowen.
Is tbe event of tbe rinmtjr of tbe aeti-s
eUllat bill, to emigrate to tb Csbea "ItTsb
or Asia Minor.
Tbe Colonial Trnst Corporstloa, of Jjn
don. which daastOted in Uit debentare of la
tereat, boa hitherto paid a dividend of 22 mt
cent, ana Gaily.
An Oaana dispatch received trcaa
Tbcraaborzb'a coenmaad aara tbe ladiaaa
bareaeutxered. Capuia Xodc was W aaUna
betalod toe
Tbe foil are of tbe GImbtow Basic oarrai
wltb It several other banks and cc!oJl
roerebaota. Aasocjr tbe latter hi FtetSec.
Winslow Co-. lUfiHtSes SZ.Q&IJ&L
Tbe Ssrraa xover&aea: has t weired
tbe Pone's reply to the reqoeat for tbe re
aMrsUoa of dlr4ocBal!e rebuiecs. Tbe reaiy
la moat amicable, aad daairaa a reaewai o
friendabip.
An imperial decree ttas leea pobUaaed at
Peatb, acorpUnT tbe retrnaUosa of tea
whole Uansaitaa ntiaiatrT. bat cntevisar
tbem to enaUnoe tbe tdmiriWratann 6
aStlrs n&Ul tbe sppcis Unseat of baelr aac-
A remosstranee has tteen seat by tao
de&riaaT bocae to Secreaarr iAtima
azalnat bis recent order reqoirtef; weadaea
of nallonal bsnK csrrraeT in leaded tar re
demption to par tbe axprianaga ca HSm.
advaaoe.
A dUpaich from Bora bey amyi tbat traaeaa
have been ordered ta advaaee from Dae.
Ghirfkhao. tbes thm teniae 'rat nit a a
from a new point. Is Is rescrud taavt os-
aensiona bave brolen oat aatoas ta
Afgbsntstan chiela.
In nesotbttloos with EasUsd :
reforms in Asia Hionr. ttio Porta baa i
festrd a desire to Inoorporsie retni ibi ta a
acbetse whtcb shall be sppUeabie to aa
whole empim. Layanf, t&e Briaaah
fnimdor. tuts oppoaed taa coeraw
out.
A dhpaleb from Bocabar aayx: Koar m
Arrteer's lnantry resiaseou aad six caac
are aiaiexl to bave arrived in front of AH.
Xoajkl. a abort dlaiaaoe op tbe Xlyfeer fast
and bare adraaced wklaia six miles of Javat
red. ai which place m dttacfameat of KraUaet
troops have arrived.
A Cortan'.lnnpXe Jipatch ay-
ernrsest nsa reoetvea inteuiajea
oeiaen nans, oa annoaconii
received orders to sorreader
Jfoatenerioa, was killed Vy
and US officers aad mm aaTln
mand tnaaaacred.
Tbe City of Glasaow Bsak. whiek wssatly
failed, bod 13J brsBcbes.
Very rich discoveries of aoid aaieitra
lioue to be aaade at Caaaaar.
DurinK tbe atoatb of " ilaajkiif mo ask
15c debt was redaced XJW.&B
Tbe Xon-Partisaas asawar So be Tatiac
tbe Callforaia eosUUaUaiMl moTratins.
Tbe total loss saCered by Aattraui traeoa
In the BoaoU and UeaefOTlawt war ka
been about atee.
Tbe bottlls Cbereaaes bare at taaul ta-s
rallrraad and are snoriaa; aorta. Taayawrs
thtta Sar alUed 17 peopS.
Herr Voa Shell, naaariaa aUafcrtec mC
nnaace, iu deelarevl tkat a oaaaor aako
tbe repoae4bilKy of coatriKiaat to Ute a
pensea of tbe oeeseaUoa of .Basalt aAar tko
1st of Norefaber.
Tbe Secretary of tko Trtaaary aas hsaed
a circa lar eklag vartoas seetsoaa of tas re
rlied stavtaies reiatlao: to aeanaawi ex sasM
com aw oautoa aaa aaaai et
therefbr. tbe payascBt of kaaaort dosies Mt
gold aad silver eeia.aaet cahtra a to tao
utnount to wbleb isbiiolary aatror aaata.
abalt be legal leader ;aa tao set pamt H at
tbe last SMaiea of Ctavavas ia njad to tao
silver dollar.
A SOCTHERX P.VCWC ExriaHTMK.
The Easislt Artie expaoraag soap
Alert is being fitted oat far- a aew sur
veying trip, wh-kh, Xatare says, will,
be carried, oat priasiamlly in. ahe Soath
Pacific. Her first work: will be aa ex
amination of the iaaec water laeaaar
from the Stnuai of MagoQea to too
Gulf of Peaas, alocag tho soa-boatd. of
Chile; from this she will stretch aerom
theSoutkPadacOosaa imlsi.
ing ea route as isr as prsetioakog to the
preoeat knowledge of the hvdtogvaaay
of the Low Arcaipoosgo Society aad.
Frieavlly Islsadar. Altar a few aaoatao
spent ia che ag4xrad of Fiji aad. ia
sh eraaimstioa of daayrs Ijimg ia tiro
track, ef BavigatioB Vetwoea that group
aad the coloay of Ktw Xishiad, she will
for the latter part of her vo) ago, be eat
pkiyed oft tao aorthwwSotH, oaast of
Australia, priaeifedir la Tifrntrlataiay
the pestioas of, aad as far as mrrrimnnr
caarttaf tho wioao saris aad adota
lyin; otf tho Awtwiajt catiaoa aad.
betweoa k ajataasoete of whioo. Twoat.
tao oMtaafalMaattafai. aad at asaav af
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