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SALEM, OREGON, OCTOBER 13, 1876.
Volmno VIII Nnmuor 35.
PA-TN5 F HJSBA.NDtlY'
BY-LAWS
or THE
OHEGON STATE GBAKGE
OP THE
FATKONS OF IIUSIIAMHIY.
ARTICLE I.
Title.
This Grance shall bo known and designat
ed as tho Ojtoon Statu Ouasciu or hie
PATRONS 01' llUsllANDUY.
ARTICLE II.
Mcmbei ship.
Sec. 1. This Grango Hhall ba composed of
Itepiesentativis from each count in this
jurisdiction, ekoseti by thiua delegates from
each Grange theroof, upon tho basis of one
Master mid his wile, it a matron, lor every
six Granges, aud ouo Master and his wife,
it a matron, ior eery fraction thereol. Past
Walters and tholr wives, who aie matrons,
fckall be honorary memlcrf, entitled to the
tiltli degree, and eligible to office, but not
entitled to vote.
Sec. 2. And it shall bo tho duty of tho
delegates of each county to mt'ot at the coun
ty seat of thoir respective counties on the
feecond Monday ut April ot each year, lit 10
o'clock a. m., and elect lepresontatlvts to
the State Grange for tho ensuing year, of
which meeting two vvotks' notice shall be
given by tho Deputies tor said county.
ARTICLE III.
Meetings.
This Grange shall hold regular auuual
meetings on the lourth Tuesday of May, tit
such place us the Grauro liny trout time to
time determine. Special meetings may bo
called by the Executive Committee bv giv
ing written notice to each Suboullnato
Grange, at least thirty (30) devs preceding
the time of meeting, or by a voto of tho
Orange at a regular meeting.
ARTICLE IV.
Qw ni)n.
Twenty members shall constitute a quo
rum for the transaction of business, but a
less number may adjourn Irom day to day.
ARTICLE V.
Duties o Officers
See. 1. It Hhall bo Ihe duty oftlie Mas'pr
to open and preside at all nuttings of the
Grange.
Sec. 2. It sball bo the duty ortho Overseer
to assist tne Master in preserving order, and
be shall preside ovr the Grange in tho
absence ot tho Master.
Vacancies bv death or resignation to bo
filled at a speclsl el'-ctlonat the no reyi.Iar
meeting thereof otlleeis t,o cho-ou to srve
until tbeannuvl mooting.
Sec 3. Tne duties of the Lecturer shall be
such as usually devolve upon that ofllcer in
a Subordinate Grange. It shall also be hi3
dutv to visit each onnty in the jurisdiction
tduring the year, and bold at least one meet
ing In each county, and he shall receive lor
such services the sum of dollars.
Sec. 4. It shall bo the dutv of the Steward
to have charge of the Inner Gate.
Sec. 5. The Assistant Steward shall assist
the Steward in the psrforaiauciof his duties.
Sec. 6. Tho Secretary Khali lewp an ac
curate record of all proceedings of tho
Orange; make all necessary returns to the
Hational Grange; koop the aeouuisof the
Subordinate Grangw w ith the Stain Grange,
and pay over every SO days, to tbeTrtws
urerall monevs coming into his hand by
virtus ot ills otlice, and isko a recoipt for tho
same. He shall also keep cimpleie
register of tho numbers and cam-sof all the
(Subordinate Granges, and the name and ad
dress or Masters and Secretaries thereof, anil
shall report on tho tirst day of tho session.
His compensation shall b 100, end he
hall give bonds to be approved by the
Executive Committee.
Soe. 7. It shall be tho dutyof IheTreasurer
of the Stato Grange to-reeeivn all moneys,
giving bis receipt or the same; to kep an
accurate account thereof, and pav them out
on tho order of tho Mauler of thj State
Orango couutersigned by the Secretary, with
the consent of the Grange or Executive Com
mitter. He shall render n full account of his otlice at
ach annus,! meeting, on the tirst dv (there
of), and deliver to his successor in olllce all
nioaevK, nooks, and papers pnrtainiue to his
office, and he shall give bond', in asullleient
amount, to secure the monov thst may be
phvMil in h's hands: said bonds tolwHmirnv.
ed by the Executive Committee; and shall
make his renort on tho first day of tho Res.
jlonof theGrauffO.
ARTICLE VI.
The Secretary of each S uhordlua'e Granpe
shall report quarierly to tne Siecietsry of the
fclate Grange the names of nil perrons inula.
ted miring tho outrter. and uav u the Soj
retary f the htsto GtRPKO oi e dolltr for
oscn nisn. antl Utiyceins for ench uouian,
tnitiaieu during the quarter; also a quarterly
duo of fifteen cents lor each member; said
report to be approved and forunrded at
the tint session of the Grange In ench q'tar
Jer. ARTICLE VII.
Election.
AIT Iectior.nf.hHlI by billot, and shall
rffjuuv a uiajonty of all the votw catt to
elt;t.
ARTICLE VIII.
Cumniittets
All eominit-'es, iiHlits otherwise crdereil,
ln.l lsiioimid by the Maxtor.
ARIICLE JX.
Committee on f.navee.
At tie regular smuil mrotlnt, & Cuuiosi:-
teo on Finance shall bo elected, to whom
shall bo referred the report of the Secreta
ry and Treasurer for their examination.
ARTICLE X.
Etecutivc Committee.
There shall be an Executive Committee,
composed of tho Master, who shall bo chair
man, and two members who shall be elected
by theGrauge; tho niw haying the highest
number of votes shall hold ills olllce lor two
years, the other for one iear, aud one shall
be elected annually thertalter. They shall
hive authority to act on all mailers of inter
est to Die Order, w hen the State Granee is
not inf evslouj shall proNldo for tho welfare
ol tho Order m business matter, and shall
report l heir arts in iVluil 'o thohlato Grange
on the first day of the annual meeting, bit
shall not have nuthoiltj to contract indebted
ntss against tho State Grange.
ARTICLE XI.
IiutitUatiOit.
Olllcers of this Grange sh'ill bo elected and
installed at a legultir annual ineotiug.
ARTICLE XII.
Quai terly J)cs,
The Secrolarv shall see that tho quirtnrlv
dues of SubdrdiualH Granges are promptly
paid, and in case the dues remain delinquent
two quarters, inouoiinqiieut urange snail Do
rowirted to the Master ot tho State Grunge,
and it tho dues aie not ioi warded in tliirtv
dms, It shall bo the duty ortho M uterlo ad-
isolhe Master oi the National Grango of
sueli dellLquency, mid lecnmmoud the rb
vocal of the charter of the dblluquuut Grange;
provided, t.ny Granto whot.ii chaitir h'
t ean revoked may petition the State Giango
.'or rointUttmuut.
ARTICLE. XIII.
liemiti.
Sec. 1. AnyRrcthor or Sister, who is in
good standing and clear of tho books ot tho
Grange, shall bo entitled to a demit upon tho
piytnontut the sum ot lnwU.luo leuts.
l'ersons bearing Hueh ctrd muv no admitted
withouttddltlonal lees to membftrship in an
other SubOBiVMaULGrarsin, but tliH-ucrulu
)ct to the SSrfielorms ol petition, iuvesliya
tiot', and billot, as those first applying lor
membership, except a majority oio shall
elect l hem.
Sec. 2. Any member who is in good Blend
ing and clear ot tho books shall be entitled
in a withdrawal card unon tho payment ol
one dollar.
Sfo 3 Subordinate Grange? may grant vis
iting cirds to members in good standing
such cards to be good for six months.
ARTICLE XIV.
Applicattons.
Persons making application for member
ship in the Order shall minv to the Subordi
nate Gringo nmrsst to mem, unless good
ami sufficient leasons u.it for doing other
wle. In Huoti caes tho Graugo shall con
sul, the Grtuge ntarest tbo applicant, and
shall obtain the consent of such Uraugs,
ARTICLE XV.
Deputies,
At each so-sslou of the S'ato Gringo there
shall be appointed by the Master at least one
Peputy in each county where a propor psr
on cau be found whoso duty it shall bo to
organize new Granges, on application havlug
bKin made to ihein by tbo-a desiiing such
an oreanUatiou, To install olllcers when the
n ime have beeu elected, mid shall be vigi
lant that no dirord shall obtain in the Gran
ges under their jurisdiction, and shall
promptly report any such disordtr to tho
Mestor. Deptitiis shall receive for organ'z
iiiu new Grange, their ueoesser.v traveling
excuses. The deputies shall be apxilnt6u
lor one year, IiuisIihII besubjected lutetuov
al for cause by the Master.
ARTICLE XVI.
Sue 1. If any member of our Order
shall rtll-ct disgrace upon the same by
grossly iininorsl or impioper conduct, or
whoso acts shall sbo-thntlio lain syjipa
ihy wiiti our enemies, i.nii is disposed lo nb
struct or df feat the works of llidOrdtr, rsth
or than aid in the attainment of its obltcts,
such person shall bo adjudged to have lor
Ihlttd his or hr membership, and upon
prrof ot his or her guilt, bhall bo expcllwl
from the Order.
to 2. Uim n the filinv v lib tbo Master of
anv Subordiiiate Grunge tl.o complaint of
live nit-miters ot tl.o Older, sj eclllisilly
chareing that an member ol his Grance is
guilty of Iolatmn ot the provisions fif Sec
tion 1, Art. 10 it shall be his .Inly lo lnvesll.
gate wiiluMit delay ihe grouuds unon which
ehtrges are made, u-ing reasouablo diligence
in bringing tho otlmnter to trial Un-iton, no
l.h Ing Mich . nip'f iinints ot the linio and
I'liice at which raid investigation will bo
li-lil.
Sec 3. It is fiiilhfT providf.i (hat ahould
any Mibordmaie Oriii uo with which i.m.
pUinl is tiled, as prut.ied ill S c'li.i.Sot this , ,,,,,, ..'nMSI
A Hide, retire lo entertain such, or neglect ll ,, ,!' S) "'
u biing ha Bfensed men bers to a speedy , ',' ,",,.'' ,.
hers shall be allowed one dollar per day for
each day actually in attendeuco upon tbo
State Grange aud mileage attho rate of live
cents each way, to be compiled from thoir
place ol residence, to tho plice of sitting or
tho State Grange on tbo nemest practicable
travelod route, to be pa'd by warrauts
drawn upon the Treasurer of jluto Grange.
ARTICLE. XVIII.
Black DooK.
Section 1. The Sec. of each Subordinate
Grange shall keep n book tbathnll bo known
as tho lilack Rook, in which ihall bo entered
the names ot nil membera expelled irom his
Grange. Xotlcn of which txpulsion shall
at oncn bo givon by tho ice. totheStato
Grange, and the Sec. of ths State Grange
shall notiiy, quarterly, all tho Subordinate
Granges ot this juiisdu'lionolsald expulsion,
entering in a llko book m oe kept by him,
tbouuniesor taid expelled Members.
Sec. '-. And it shall be die duty of tho
Secretary of each SubordlnR.e Grange to en
ter tho unmes of such cxtolli d metubeis,
notice of which has boon rsctiM'd. iu tho
Rlack Rook ol his Grange.
ARTICLE XIX.
JWKioji.
After tbo petition of an applicant for mem-
borship has once bten rejected, st.cb. petition
shall not Hgain be entertained for six months.
ARTT1CLE XX.
Appeal.
All nppoals shall bu takon withlu bixty
uas alter ui.u,
AMENDMENTS.
Thesy I5v-Las may bo amended or rois
f d lit any regular meeting of the Grange, by
a voie oi iwo-iuiriiH oi us memoers.
LEGISLATURE OF 0HECJ0N.
SENATE.
Oct. 0.
The committee appointed to visit the Iti
sann Asvium submitted a rrnort. sncaklnir
iu the Liphesl terms of pi-'-Aoftbe mruuge-
at .some lengih.
Tiiiiin hdadisjo or hilus.
S RNofi, to lease Penltontlary and convict
labor. Lild on the tulilo lor the timo b.Mng.
S IJ No D, to provide ior State Hoard of As
sessors. Same order.
H H No 10, to prohibit tho reading of the
Hililn m public schools.
Pending its passage, Leo moved to ad
journ.
l'euuing ins motion, acominunlcation was
received Irom tho proposed lessees" of tho
Penitentiary, asking tho Senate to Indefinite
ly lostpouH tho matter.
S 11 No 1(3, amendment of miscellaneous
laws relating lo the duties ol school teachers.
Lost.
S RNo 5ii,amendmpnf of laws relating lo
the rights of women in the convojanca ot
property. Lost.
S 11 No 88, amendment of miscellaneous
laws relating to the duties of State Treasurer.
Passed.
I'lllST JlKADIXQ Of HILLS FltQM THE IIOUSi:.
II II No 9S, to provide for interest on boun
ty and relief limit, ltoad tirst time.
II R No 3, amend au act to establish a uni
form course of public instruction. Read first
time.
HOUSE.
On motion the reading of the journal was
dispensed with and Kenton, Hayes aud Gil
bert appointed a comtultteo to txnuiluo the
SR1110.
Committee on Education under suspens
ion cf the rules reported as a Hubstltute for
House bills 3, 10 and 93, II R 132, (o establish
a uniform course of instruction in the com
mon sehools ol this Stale, which was lead a,
first time and adopted us a substitute for II,
U's 10 and tio, nnd under suspension ot the
rules read a second lime, considered
ecuro'ifod, and ordered red a third time to
morrow. Tho same cooimlttco reported II R 13.1, b
ingabill lo iluine dutius of local agents.
Read first time aud ordered printed.
11 II No 21, making on appropriation of
fJoOlO lo pHytheixponso' ot this si union of
tne legislature. Rend third time and pass-
od.
II P. No .1. tocstsblhh a uniform roursn of
Instruction lolho school dls'i Ictsof tboState.
r.Ki m.IiiioI lilll came up and passed, which
practically leaves Intelligent parents lo man
ago their o.tn children and the manner o'.
their fduoiiion.
II R No 8, on hiiblectof Immigration. Mr.
Forgusou aissiuntoii for the great per cent, of
lusaniiy in isjjii u:e'.;on ami l.a.llornls, and
thereby faorcd many scientists. Under
llio previous, qiibiuiou, tho bill fulled lo pass.
11 RNo hi, on tbo uubjectof foreign tor
piratlous doing 1 uMmvs In Oret'on. A nuin
srcls eeci.es e;c maile ontl.o sul.jit and
trial tberwm, it shall thereby foritit lis
membersliip in this br.dv, with all iiiellls
accruInK thfrefrom; slid It shall bo the duty
of llie Mauler ol this Gringo to ricouiuieu I
lotto Master of lh National Grange, n re
aail)oi or the uhuritr of hiid tifitiidltig
Grange.
ARTICLE XVII.
Qjinptnt'ition of Qjjtcer ami ilemlem,
Tjim VVorthy Mas'or ihall In sllowed ft!
per diem, lur the llieo nctnallv einnloif d in
urn serwtH .,. ine .-u'e (.range, anil Ms actn- , , ,, ,. ,; ,.rl. . . s,,',' ,,.,," ::
TO" Sen- , .... ... i.r ,..,,,-,, .n !
9 m. ii.iib
hn iiiHii
it-icd by the
ii..
pased.
iifni'lng miscllannnus laws.
I procu.lU;o stern aud fi.,h. lilll
all Il-;ie-k.iry tMlftl'iiir ex;mtM
SENATE.
Oct. 7, 1870.
VanCUnto proonted a petition &kiii. for
ps?s,go of a bill providing for tho ti.xbtiun
ol C'hurih piopirty wh'eh was re
ferriij to tliespe'ul oominittto having under
consideration mo bill prepared fur tbat pur
po. Tnej ilut coinmltlfeon Penitentiary atialrs
"ii'ii'iuHi u ri-pou auuoiiiiriir '.no (oiai cont
Thnllom;' T SJJSUVii '""I?,,1 W""' "D ",Oti0U d"lUlii
l.'por.l r, while equally cngaisul iu tiro I
r i"or inr-. 'ihiw. mid thr nsim-
nor unveil nj-incu-xtu,. oatert and mem
MII-1-f IXTilOHl'CRP
rbt Joint couituluto cu tho Instltuto for
the Rllnd renorted S H No 111. to provide for
tho inn iutoimneo and regulation of said in
stitute
Coctiran mtroiluceil s li no 113, to enauio
cltl.ons of Curry county to vote on tho lo
cation of a county seat.
S R No 37, defining the duties and fixing
tbocoiiipensatiou of the Stale Printer. Passed.
S R No Si, to provide for tho odueatiou of
deal mutes. Passed.
S P. No IW, to repeal section IS aud ID, titlo
1, chaptor 50, miscellaneous laws. Laid on
table.
S R No VI. to nnieud chanter !V7. reliillng
to lalos of interest on money. Laid on tho
table,
S R No !'9, to amend an act lo Inoorporato
tho citv ol Albany. Passed.
S R No 103, to fix tho time of holding tho
session ot tliel.eglslatiMi Assembly. Lost.
S U No IDS, to inc&rporoto the city ol As
toria. Pa ssi d.
Adjournod,
HOUSE.
Checsman introduced 11 R No 115, an net
to provide lor tho construction of u lillrond
Irom Wlnuoiuucca, Nuadti, to Portland, Oret'on.
Tho follow hip bills wore road a third timo
anil illsposeil ot as utnlod:
H R No 3.', to exempt seamen on register
ed vessels irom the two days woik required
to bo poriouned on county roads. Pasod,
ayes, 111, noes 3.
II It No o.1,au act for tbo lelief of Grant
county ot an iudebtedue.-s to tho Stale of
five hundred dollars. Passod, ayes IS, noes
10.
'I R No 31, amending section 11, tltln 1,
chapter 20, miscellaneous laws, sons not to
allow uuleago to Assessors, l'assod, ayts ill,
noes ;i.
II 15 No ;$, an act to amend section 0,
cnaptory, miscoiuneous lawsol oiegon, ro
latiiig lo duiles of County Treasurers.
Passed, ayes 43, noes 11.
U RNo 3D, io amend so'illon (!.". chapter
57, titlo li, niistrllaneous laws, relp.tlnj; to
collection rnu loturn oi tsxt.s, j.nst.
II R Jso-0, an nittii amend scctionJiU,
ohiip(or57,tltiril, mlsoeilBneoiH laws, nTtX-
ing to colloition nnd rot urn ol taxes. Lost.
Tho rules jioro suspotideit and tho report
of tho joint committee appointed to visit Ihn
Penitentiary and lo investigate tho books
and accounts ol tho Superintendent, was
read. A motion to aecopt tho report prevailed
n R No . on sublect of iimouilmnnt to
criminal code. Sovoial speakers addressed
me ijoiiso, pro anu con. tsill jiassed.
II R No , on subject of Aiodoo war
claims. Rill read a third time, and was ills
sussod at length. Passed.
U 11 No 12, amending general laws
swamp land. Lost.
II R No 11, amonding miscellaneous laws.
Rill passed.
II R No SI, on subject of taxation. The
bill oxempted church and other proporty
from taxation. Palled rn pass,
II R No 57, subject of county and Stato
roads. Passed.
U RNo 70, amending civil code. Passed.
II RNo 71. on subject ot whisky and oth
er intoxicating llulds. While the bill was
ponding the House adjourned to 0 it. m.
Monday next.
SENATE.
OeT. it, 187C.
S R47, to ornate ofilco of State Land Regis
ter at Liukvillo. ito-referrod to committee,
on engrossment for correction,
S R lis, In provide liens lor laborers and
common carriers on personal property. Ro
reiurred to Judiciary committee.
An iLvitaiiou was received from thn Super
intendent of the Penitentiary to visit tho in
stitution at 2 o'clock p, in,, to uioirow, Ac
cepted, HUsINKsS ON Till! TA11LH.
H H87, providing for permanent locitlon
of county seat of Lake County. Ordvred for
third reading to-morrow,
S R 20, to create thn sixth judicial district.
Amendments adopted and bill ordered en
grossed for third reading to morrow.
HUD J, to repeal sections 18 and 10, title
1, chapter 50, miscellaneous laws. IOsc.
ooiiato adjourned until b p. in , to-morrow.
HOUSE.
II R 71, pending at adjournment, was put
upon Its final passago and lost,
II R 123, to prevent fast driving over
bridges. Ordered (inxrussed fur third read-
Ing.
II R 12.3, to regulato silo ol spirituous liq
uors. Same order,
II li 12s, to Hutnoil.o the Calapooia Creek.
Same order.
H li 111, lo onablii Ihn voters of each pre
cinct lo vote lor or agalesi I lie Issuance ol II-cen-e
10 sell liquors in such precinct, Read
third lime anil Inst,
II II 13 J, an act lo amend an ast to e-tib
llsli a uullorm course of Instruction In the
nubile fchools or the Stato. Laid on (he ta
ble to await printed copti.
II ft 100, to re-enact certain sections of (he
criminal (.ode for the prevention of gambling
to a to make such sor'tlohs ellecllve. Re
ferred to Judiciary committee.
II II 127, lo amend sections 18, chapter 57,
title 3, miscellaneous laws, rtquirliig tho
Assessors to swear (he tax payer be). ire tak
ing a list of the taxable pioperiy of such tax
paers. Ixist,
An invltaiion to visit thn Penl'enthry st 2
p iu Tin tly , Oct. 10. b, was aceepled.
Adjourned till 2 p in,
LATE DISPATCHES.
Nkvv Haviin , Oct. 8. The Rrltish steamer
John Krauell cleaiod jesterday for Constan
tinople with a cargo of 15,000,000 cartridges,
valued ut $375,000, for tho Turkish govern
ment. PiiiLUihi.i'iiiA, Oct. S. Paid admissions
Saturday, 72,01(1.
Sr. Lol'ls, Oct. 7. The fair, which has
beou open all week, closed this ovoliitiu,
and wns a success boynnd tho most sanguine
expectations. The receipts wore consider
ably larger Hum last year, the gross locclpls
being about 570 000.
Ni:v i'oiu;, Oct. S. Androw II. Grreu is
fin nially put loi wind as a candidate for tbo
mayoralty bv a meeting held last night at
tho Cooper Institute.
Tho Herald's Madrid special says that
Spinl'h politicians clsim tliHt tho surrender
ot Tweed to the United Slates is a complete
estoppel to itirlhcr thieats of Cuban inter
vention. CiucAoo, Oa. 7. The past week has booi
in initial in the wjicat trado nnd has bewti
marked by violent u-mtions and generally i
stioiigtomi and higher prices, but closed
with a sudden drop which surprised thoso
wiio had all along been predicting higher
prices this winter. The topmost limit ot tho
coiiini on old No, 3 spring was reached last
Saturday, when (ash wheat was hold at n
considerable premium, nnd now now cash
wheat Is lower than old. New stocks aio
generally accumulitlng in the Wost and tho
gi mini Us mo leporled to bo lull at all points
in tho West walling ior iacilitlts to ship.
Freights nro now generally higher, but will
doubtless bo raised holoie long, thus euiuiug
lower prices here.
1'hii.aiu.i.i'iiia, Oct. 10. Admissions to
dav, bO.iHHi.
Sam- Laici:, Oct. 10. At Riavor, Utah, to
day, Judge Roiomun paused suulenco upon
John li, Loo Or iHrtlclimting In tho Moun
tain meadow umstaern ID years ago, Tho
prisoner having tho right under tho laws of
tlio Territory to chooso death by hanging,
shooting or beheading, and having chosen
to bo shot, was souteucud to bo shot to deailr
Jun. 2i, 1877.
Lomion, Oct. 10. A dispatch dated Con
stantinople October 10th says at the sitting of
the nxtraonliniiry council to day It whs de
cided that Tuikey should grant an armistice
lor six mouths, vl. : until the end rf
March, 1877.
Hon. Enoch iloult, of I, Inn county, has
from less than two xiunils of potato seed,
known as the King of lrllos variety, raised
130 pouudt of tine largo (aitalces.
An f-xctjauue aJikn; "Is Hilling Rul! a
West I'ointeiT" ills name lmplls that he Is
moieot a "jtl'.er" than "jolnltr."
Election in Ohio and Indiana.
Into dlspalahes to tho Oiigumau sliouw
that Ohio has gone, Republican by Irom 5,000
to 8,000 majority. Indiana Is In doubt, both
paitles claiming tho victory.
Amendment to tho Constitution.
Tho House convened at 7 o'clock Wednes
day evening, having under consideration as
the special order for tho hour tho following
resolution reported by the Judiciary com
mittee: Resolvod by the House ol Representa
tives nnd Senate of the Stain of Oregon, a
majority of all the members oleclod to each
House concurring. 'J hat the lollowlug arti
cle as amen Jiueiii to the constitution of tho
Stute of Oregon be proposed and return d lo
the mxt legislative assembly, and If said ar
ticle shall bo concurred iu by it majority of
all the members elected to each House there
of and shall afterward hn ratified bv a ma.
Jorlty of the electors of tho Slate, then tho
samo snail io all intents aim purposes, u it
part ot the constitution ot the S'.uty of O-o.-gtl.
AuTifLK I. That srcllon 2 of article 2, of
the constitution of tho State of Oregon, bo
and tho same Is hereby abrogated and In lieu
as follows:
Iu all olectlnns not otherwise Iprovldad for
by this constitution, every clil.on of the
United Stales ot the age of twentv-oue i ars
and upwards, shall have res tiled In the
Stale during the six months immediately
pri ceiling such elect Ion, and every person
of foreign birth of the age of 21 years and
upwards, who shall have resided during the
the six months Immediately preceding sin li
election, and shall have declared his or her
Intention to bocomo a cltl.tjn of the United
Siatus one year preivillng such election con
Inriiirhly to thn l'vs of the United Stales on
the subject of iiulurallsraliou, shall bo enti
tled to vole at all, elections authorized by
law.
After discussion, the resolution was adopt
ed by a voto ol.'12jeas to 25 nays absent,
Cochran, S, Smith and Will. All the Rv
publicans voted ave exiept Grubbii and
Klrkpa'rick, 'lhe Democrats who vo -d live
were ('heesiiuiu, l'eigiiiuiu,l'eiilon, llaluis,
Lawrence, Ruekmau,Slaiiuardaud Sunnier.
Hoi. r, or Honoh, North Salem School. Srp:.
20.ii, 1870
I, villa Breaks,
Elllu Grant,
Clara Kills,
Alice Savugo,
Grant Savage,
Sherman Evans,
Susan Cooley,
Charley I'crrell,
William lliixter.
A. Ramu.i:, Toaehor.
Susie Richardson,
iuvls Cooley,
Jennie Cooley,
Charles El a in,
Vlrgllla Smith,
Irving Wanner,
Emma Hlglny,
Mary Ros'icranl,
li.iney Raker,
H
Mr, Daniels, ot iorili Yamhill, has raised
miiiio pop corn that Is elev en and u halt feet
tilth , And from one hill i,f potatoes he got
twenty-tciin isiiiiuls, One potato of the
Jenny I.lnil varleiv weight d two pounds,
W, A. Loiv, who resides In Whitman
county, W. T., thrished liom Co acres oi
land, l,'Jii bushtli of g od, clean wheat.
LiH y-ar. lx acres of tho me farm yielded
tiu buohols of oats,