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7
4u7, liy aaaCHaineut and taxatluu
com m ittee- -Providing budget system
for all lax levying d istric ts
For that classy
468, by com m ittee on assessm en t
and taxation To rem it penalties dm*
Hair Cut
on taxes under the 1913 lax law.
275, by Allen -T o provide orgautin
tlon of cred it unions.
294, by Stanfield R egulating sale of
Solons of Twenty-Eighth Ses­
foreign m eats and requiring m eat ship
Reduced fare round trip tickets, permitting stop­
ped into e la te from foreign countries
sion Complete Their Labors House Bill# Signed by the Governor. to
he labeled.
overs
at all points in either direction, to the Pan­
46, by Jack so n county d elegation—«
226. by Allen—To require dealer In
at Salem.
To code au th o rity in C rater lake I » im ported eggs to label th eir contain-
ama Pacific International Exposition, San Fran­
tlo aal park to U nited S ta te s govern c -
cisco, and to the Panama California Exposition,
253. by L ittle f ie ld - T o m ake bulM-
Salem .—The I8th biennial seaalon m ent.
32, by D illard—Abolishlug s ta te cen tag and loan association su b ject to
of the legislature Is a m a tte r of h is­
San Diego, on sale every day to November 30
aua.
corporation act.
tory. T he cloalug hours w itnessed the
72. by O lson— Exem pting barnyard
192,
by
B
lanchard
—To
provide
for
usual confusion and congestion and fowls, etc., froat execution of attach
organisation of co-operative o rg an isa­
Via the
In addition th ere wae a deadlooh be- ment.
tions.
tw een th e house and sé n a ts w hich
120, by Sm ith (M ultnom ah)—To pro­
14. by K elly—To re sto re tax collect-
hib it ad v ertisin g on sta te roads.
th reaten ed to become serious.
, lag power to county sheriffs
151. by B lanchard—E xem pt civil w ar
The conflict arose over th e refu sal
280. by Olson—To prevent m lsrepre.
Baths in Connection
of the sen ate to recede from its v eteran s from paying gam e license
tatlo n of m etallic article offered
162, by judiciary com m ittee— R e­ sen
Three fin e Trains Daily
for
sale.
am endm ent to the Schuebel house pealing
free textbook law.
18. by Olaon—To enable persons to
com pensation bUl. The house refused
123, by H uston—C onferring nge of
become candidates for prim ary nom
to accept the sen ate am endm ent re ­ m ajority on unm arried m others.
Shasta Limited San Francisco Express California Express
ducing the m em bership of the Indus­
R ic h a r d A n d e r s o n
1(7. by M lchslbook—To m ake coun fuationa by paying a tee.
471, by com m ittee on assessm ent
trial accident com m ission to one m em ­ ty school su p erin ten d en t m em ber of
and tax atio n — Fixing April 6 and Oc­
‘• T h e C i t y S h o p "
b er and In retaliatio n declined to pass fair board.
292, by H aro—To give counties a tober 6 aa taxpaying dates.
th e sen ate bill co n ferrin g upon th e
187, by Risley— A uthorising and reg­
governor o r appointing board as tb e sh are of money collected in fines from ulating the practice of chiro p ractic in
violation
of
gam
e
laws.
Ten days’ stop-over will be allowed at San Fran­
case may be th e pow er of rem oval of
260. by Davey—To enable d istricts Oregon
appointees a t any tim e and tb e bills to vote on question of livestock ru n ­
cisco and Los Angeles on one way tickets sold to
206, by H u sto n —Providing for elec­
consolidating th e Insurance and co r­ ning a t large.
tion of dairy and food com m issioner
Eastern Cities when routed via the Southern Pac­
p oration d ep artm en ts and th e h ig h ­
303, by Davey—To enable cities of and prescribing his power and duties.
277, by com m ittee on health and pub-
ific, which will enable tourists to visit either or
way and s ta te en g in eer-! offices. T he 1000 population to own public utilities.
429. by Jo n es—To co rrect acknow l­ i lie m orals—Requiring rep o rts as to
fight w as enlivened by a le tte r from
both Expositions.
Miss F ern Hobbs offering to resign edgm ents tak en by n o taries a fte r ex­ condition of eyes in Infants to prevent
blindness.
piratio
n
of
commission.
h er place on tbe In d u strial accid en t
A Specialist in this work,
413. by W agner—Providing for pub­
140. by com m ittee on p rinting—Re­
fu ll p artku tan . f a m , literature on the fvpoiltiona,
com m ission if th e se n a te would p ass pealing section of 1913 s ta tu te req u ir­ lication of school budgets.
as well as any detail of
train schedules, etc., from nearest Agent of Ihe
th e house bill. An ag reem en t waa fin­ ing d is tric t school clerk to audit
476. by joint com m ittee on a sse ss­
General Blacksmithing, etc.
ally reached w hereby each house r e ­ books.
m ent and tax atio n —D irecting (ax col­
ceded from its position.
3u6. by L ittlefield—P ro h ibiting ad ­ lector to carry forw ard delinquent tax
on roll and note them upon tax re
T he ag reem en ts failed in one p a r­ v ertisem en ts soliciting divorcee.
144, by H inkle— Fixing qualification celpts.
ticular. The house did not pass th e
453, by A nderson—R egulates prac­
bill consolidating th e offices of co r­ of county school superin ten dents.
John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon
B la c k s m ith .'
128, by F orbes—Em pow ering dis­ tice of osteopathy.
p oration and Insurance com m issioner.
270, by Childs— Providing tim e in
tric t boundary boards to review school
The m erg er of th e highw ay and s ta te d istric t tax levies.
which assesso r shall deliver taxroll to
en g in eer's offices w as accom plished.
56. by O lson—R equiring both parties treasu rer.
426, by F o rb es—A bolishes reclam e
Prohibition Law Most Important.
to a su it to deposit jury fees.
97. by D illard— R equiring m ajority tlon fund, tra n sfe rrin g money to irri­
W hat many regard as th e m oat im ­
W. P. CHISHOLM, M. D.
p o rtan t piece of legislation passed a t vote in m ajority of d istric t to form a gation fund.
437. by B lanchard— Provides th a t all '
th is session w as th e prohibition bill union high school.
GENERAL^’RACTITIONER
116. by T hom as—To req u ire cities mill feed shall be sold by w eig h t
to m ake effective th e prohibition con­ and tow ns to report to county clerks : 297, by H unt—R egulating sale of
G old H ill , O regon .
stitu tio n al am en d m en t w hich will be­ and assesso rs any change in bound- milk and cream .
342, by H orne— To compel hospital
com e effective Jan u ary 1 1916. T he a ry lines.
200, by S taafield —To lim it liability associations who w ithhold em ployes
bill p erm its th e im p o rtatio n from w ith ­
DR. ARTEMAS W. DEANE out
th e sta te of a sm all q u an tity of of bank for nonpaym ent of check | wages to account for money as collect-
I ed to labor com m issioner.
liquor, m akes consignees’ receip ts pub­ through erro r.
DENTIST
F a s t D r i v i n g T e a m s (XL F e e d S t a b l e s
201, by H uston—A uthorizing the ■ 112. by Marion county d e le g a tio n -
lic records and prohibits liquor a d v er­
governor to fill vacancies in the office 1 Provides for drainage d istric ts through
G A S Á D M tX IS T K B E D
tisin g and so licitation of orders.
in C o n n e c t i o n
co-operation of farm ers.
of U nited S tates senator.
N ext to the prohibition act. th e m ost
189, by Jo n es—C hanging term of Senate Bills In Hands of Governor but
RIALTO BUILDING, MEDFORD
Im p o rtan t piece of legislation passed office of n o taries public from tw o
E HAVE added to our general livery business
not yet Signed.
am ended the w orkm en's com pensation y ears to four years.
149 by com m ittee on roads and high­
two completely equipped 5-passenger touring
Sugar Pine Camp No. 10073 act. T he am endm ents provide for sev ­ 168, by e a stern Oregon delegation—■ w ays
to give county co u rts pow er to
eral classifications of risks, change the To provide for election of one railroad
cars
—to
meet increased demand for service. Com­
re
ject
co
n
tra
c
to
r's
bids
on
bridge
work
M W A
ra te s d ifferen t in d u stries shall pay com m issioner from e a ste rn Oregon,
perform work under direction of
Gold Hill - - - - - ................. Oregon Into th e fund, reduce th e paym ents of one from w estern Oregon and one from and
mercial
travelers,
outers, hunters, anglers, tourists
superlntendenL
s ta te a t large.
em ployes and elim in ate th e section th e 209,
Meets first Friday of each month
110, by S enators R agsdale and Stew ­
bound
for
marvelous
Crater Lake—will find that we
by Davey—A uthorizing incor­
which gave the injured w orkm en th e porated cities and tow ns to control a r t—To exem pt sta te in stitu tio n s from
Jay E. Davidson—Counsul
know
the
roads,
the
country,
and how to please. iTIlS
choice of com pensation o r an action cem eteries.
eight-hour law.
Alvah E. Kellogg—Clerk
184, by S m ith (Jo sep h in e)—To en­
a t law.
334, by Forbes— R atifying lease of
able pharm acists registered in other
Sum m er and A bert lakes.
Tax Measures Passed.
sta te s to p ractice in Oregon.
A. E. KELLOGG
Senate
Sills
Signed
by
Governor.
Two tax m easures of im portance
T b e S h o rtest W ay
212—To rem ove from reg istratio n
GOLD H IL L , OREGON
9, by D innck—Abolishing em igra­ lists nam es of unnaturalized persons
have been passed. O ne is the B ing­
ham bill w hich places a lim it on th e tion comm ission.
to conform w ith con stitu tio n al am end
Embalmer and Funeral
T b e L ea st C o st
95, by V inton—To perm it appeals m e n t
am ount of revenue th a t may be raised
from
interlocutory
decrees
of
divorce.
Director
2o7, by M oser—To declare It unnec­
in any one year. T h e o th e r tax law
115, by L angguth—To repeal laws
T b e B est G u id e s
Com plete line of burial robes,
divides th e tax paym ents into tw o in ­ relatin g to death inasm uch as aboli­ essary for atto rn ey general to give
opinions
to
private
individuals.
caekets, etc.
stallm ents. If th e first half is not paid tion of d eath penalty o bviates neces­
217, by P erk in s—To require a ssess­
by A pril 5 it draw s in te re s t a t 1 per sity for same.
FUNERAL CAR
ors and tax collectors to g et tax iufor
23, by L aF o llett—To provide for m ation from tax comm ission.
Office Phone: Home, 9—M; Residence c en t a m onth. A penalty on unpaid
One trial and our Livery Service makesjfriends—try it!
taxes does not a ttach until N ovem ber jo in t action by counties in c o n stru ct­
187, by Hollis and V inton—T o speci­
Phone, Home 2—K ; Pacific 46-Main
ing bridges betw een counties.
5, w hen 5 p er cen t is added. _
fy m anner in which county courts may
83, by M oser—To provide for use of d istrib u te road d istric t funds.
The public accountancy d e p artm en t
public schools as civic cen ters.
28. by H ollis—To provide for tra n s
has been elim inated.
103, by Dimick—To rep eal law of fer of escheated property to Ihe state
Election Laws Amended.
1913 session regarding ad m inistration
G O L D H IL L , O R E G O N
198, by Sm ith (Coos and C u rry )—To
Wood of every description at The election law s have been am en d ­ of an aesth etics.
provide red istrictin g of county roads
78.
by
M
oser—R
equiring
advance
in S eptem ber of each year.
lowest prices. Wood saw for ed in im p o rtan t p articu lars. A m eth ­ paym ent of jury trial fees.
od for p erm an en t reg istratio n has been
215, by K ellaher—To perm it the sale
17,
by
Kiddle—
To
prohibit
holding
custom work.
of gam e fish im ported from other
provided. A fee system for n o m in at­
of co u rt sessions on S undays or on states.
Y ards R ireside Ave. I
ing cand id ates w hich will m ake the certain legal holidays.
224, by P e rk in s—To fix tim e limit
Phone 3F21
paid nam e solicitors unnecessary, but
82, by M oser—To provide for m an­
p reparing assessm en t rolls for tux
still available, has been adopted. By ner of foreclosing liens on m ortgages. for
Ing d istric ts a t last day of February
th e term s of th e la tte r bill the a s p ir­
93. by M oser—To provide fu rth e r re ­
245,
by com m ittee on revision of
P a tr o n iz e H o m e
a n t for nom ination pays his money lief for widows under widows' pension law s—To provide annua! re p o rt of
into th e state, county and city tr e a s ­ a c t
In d u stry
tru ste e s holding funds w ithin s ta te ol
Is now on. Hot Coffee always on
94, by V inton—To enable courts to Oregon.
ury in stead petition peddlers.
sum
m
on
w
itn
esses
for
d
istan
ces
of
100
91, by M oser—To prevent m anufac
A nother election law resto res th e
tap.
. You can get something
m iles (p re se n t lim it is 20 m iles).
ture of m a ttre sse s from old clothing
full franchise to th e v oters in election
11, by Dimick—-Providing organiza­ unless disinfected.
good
to
eat at any old time.
of deleg ates to national conventions tion of school districts.
M T . P I T T <& G O V .
263, by I^ F o lle tt—To authorize thi
and elim in ates th e pay m en t of dele­
132, by G arland—R equiring county county co u rts to appoint fru it inspect
W o u ld b e p le a s e d to s e ll y o u y o u r
JO H N S O N C IG A R S
g a te s’ expenses out of th e public tr e a s ­ tre a su re rs to deposit redeem ed orders ors.
T o b a c c o a n d C ig a r s
with clerk every Monday.
ury.
13, by Marion county delegation—To
24,
by
S
tra
y
e
r—To
provide
a
sta
te
■
■ w w r ' w e w r » a w w.-». uu
abolish s ta te accounting system
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Special Election Ordered if Needed.
rd er of brands.
286, by com m ittee on ag ricu ltu ra—
A special election to be held on the reco
D epartment o r the I nterior
40, by L an g g u th —R epealing laws re ­
first T uesday a fte r the first Monday quiring sh eriff to inak" re p o rt of fees To exem pt ow ner of anim al th a t does
dam age on property of an o th er unleas
in N ovem ber for the purpose of con­ collected to d istrict atto rn ey.
04411
th a t property Is fenced.
sid erin g m easures en acted by th e re ­
126, by co m m ittee on h o rticu ltu re—
270, by com m itt'-e on m edicine—To
U. S. Land Office at Roseburg. Oregon,
cen t legislative sessions was passed.
To give w elfare com m ission authority I require th a t app lican ts for physician
Jan u ary 26, 1015.
T he hill does not provide for an elec­ to reg u late hours of women working , or gurgeon’H licenses be g rad u ates of
N otice is hereby given th a t ITssis G. tion .unless the referendum is invoked in canneries.
neer am.’ slate highway engineer.
m edical school.
Tbe City Council of 1! « City of Gold
180, by H aw ley—To am end section
255, by com m ittee on consolidations
64, by Moser- -T o provide for distrt
Welch, o f Asbestos, Oregon, who, < n ag ain st any of the m easu res passed
4050, L o rd 's Oregon Laws, to provide button of school tuition funds by coun­ —To m ake »late engineer appointive Hill also calls for M uled proposals for in-
March 2, 1908, made Homestead Entry by th is session.
--htllliig eleetzie pumping s y s t e m for
th a t election day shall be school holi­
instead of elective office r.
F rien d s of the prohibition m easure day only when building is "used for ties.
No. 14795, Serial No. 04441, for the X i
pumping water to supply said city of
264,
by
com
m
ltte«
on
flax
I
n
d
u
s
try
—
56,
by
B
ingham
—To
lim
it
increase
•
of SWJ<, N W X of SE>< ami s E ‘4 of w ere p articu larly in terested to have polling place.
in tax levy in any one y ear to 6 per A ppropriating $25,000 for prom ion of G o h l Hill und furnishing electric current
190, by com m ittee on ed ucation—To ! cent over levy of preceding year.
I lux to o,Harale said pumping system for a |s ir-
flax Industry and 11:'n id a tio n
SW ’4 o f Section 10, Township 34 S, th e bill passed, as they fear a re feren ­
reduce fees for teac h ers' sta te c e rti­
dum will be applied.
ary.
164, by M oser—To authorize attaeh- plant a t sta te pent:
Range 2W, W illamette Meridian, h a s
Most of Ihe m em bers of th e legisla ficates.
121, by I’erkins !: ;i|)r ng p a y tn c t iod of t e l l years. Said eleetrie pumping
, m ent of insurance m oney in liability
filed notice of intention to make Final tu re reg ard th e session as having been
137, by M oser—To p rev ent diserlm ; and indem nity cases.
of a t least 2 per eei
. rest on ui: system to lie install' d mid electric current
I'ive-year Proof, to establish claim to the successful, p articu larly in th e m a tte r ination in paym ent of salarie s in pay I 123, by Kiddle— To enable corpora- county fund.) held by Ian
furnished according Io plans and specifi­
152, by com m ittee on ; ."■I institi! cations on file and of record in the office
; tions to elect directo rs for th ree year
land above described, liefore G. A. Ga: li­ of economy. T he ap p ro p riatio n s for of m ale and fem ale school te a c h e rs.
30, by H o llis—To r thorize tax col­
tions—A ppropriating Sit), 100 for :i
ner, County Clerk of Jackson Comity, the session will to tal about 16,500,000, lectors to cancel ta x ' s on land sold term s and to ro tate In office.
300, .by judiciary cm ■ initloe—To of Ihe lie. order id ihe City, of Gold Hill,
237, by committee on judiciary—To
Oregon, at his office at Jacksonville, ( r- or about $1,500,000 less th an those of by sta te and forfeited.
which said plans mid s|M*cffh'ations arc
; protect ow ner of property from me- com m odatlon of boya he'
th e preceding session.
164, liy M oser—To auth o rize a tta c h ­ I ehanica’ Hens a g ain st co n tracto rs on 10 and 16 a t «tale train •
egon, on the bth day of March, 1915.
ol
subject, to in-peel ion by persons contem ­
m
ent
of
in
su
ran
ce
money
in
certain
L e g is la to rs J o y fu l on A d jo u rn m e n t.
m ake th eft of fiv ltn aa
Claimant names as witnesses:
th at property.
plating milking such proposal.
.5 by M oser—To provide one-year building, larceny.
J . B. Welch, ol Asbestos, Oregon.
Fun and good fellow ship reigned su ­ cases.
88, by Day—To fix sta n d a rd s for I certificates for school teachers.
Each proposal must lie accompanied by
310, by Von dor H ellen-
i fix width
prem e in the halls of the capitol S un­ weight« and m easures.
Jack W alker, of ”
of
all
county
roads
0
f
e
t
uniras
142,
by
B
ingham
—To
give
home
1
1
certified
cheek mi hoiim Slate or Na­
day m orning, following ad jo u rn m en t
Ed l ’eile, of Trail,
89, by Day I o prin !de for office of I m anu factu rers 5 per cen t preferential otherw ise ordered |
»n, but in tional Bank of the Slate of Oregon, pay­
by th e two houses. T he house ad chief d eputy sealer of w eights and : ¡n .iut)lj(. contract«
no Ci
less <ha:i 30 f -et or m ore than
Joe Mayfield, of Beagle,
able to the City of Gold Hill, in Ihe sum
journed precisely a t 2 m inutes a fte r 7, m easures and four d is tric t d e p u tie s.
159, by Sm ith (Coos and C u rry )—To 80 feet.
—J . M. U pton ,
but th e sen ate was in session an hour th roughout state.
of Six Hundred Dollars ($690.00), same
,
i 3j,an g,. nam e ol 'railro ad commlie.h
1-30-15
Register. longer.
229 by com m ittee on ju d jelary—To ; to pub„ c Bcrv|,.G com m ission,
to lie forfeited as liquidaied damages in
Notice
M em bers of th e house w ere joyful am end code to relieve persons w ith o u t. 312_ ro m ake appointee« In s ta te of
ease
ihe proposal accompanying il lie nc-
funds from p u ttin g up bond to guaran- j rice„ an(, d ep artm en ts su b ject to re
FOR SALE— Eighty acre improved a fte r they had cleaned up th eir work. tee costs of cases in Justice courts.
ceplcd and Ihe jiersnii or | mtsoiis m a k in g
moval
by
pow
er
th
a
t
appointed
them
Led by R ep resen tativ es L ittlefield,
farm within two miles of Gold Hill, all
N otice is hereby given that the City of ’said proposal shall fail I..... l i t e r h i l o con-
House Bills In Hands of Governor but
165—T o p revent s ta te em ployes to
good land, along the Pacific Highway, Olds, S tew art and Gill they gathered
not yet Signed.
travel outside the sta te on official bus Gold Hill, Oregon, hereby calls for seal- ; trai l mid Io furnish $5900.99 Bond on
bout
Miss
Tow
ne’s
desk
and
san
g
a
house and barn and some fruit. $100 pi r
460, by Toni Brown—T o levy excise . iness w ithout perm it from the gover­
proposals for the installation of a street ’ cbc I i contract within Ien days niter being
series of popular and patrio tic songs tax on trad in g stam ps.
nor.
acre. Terms i cash, very easy terms
lighting system and furnishing electric 1 notified of such acceptance, mid to Is' re-
W hile the house m em bers w ere in
155, by Forbes—To perm it school to ' 243, by H ollis—To exem pt one party
d ten years. Said • l " r " 1''' >n <'»se *«id nroposal is rej c iv il.
and long time for the balance at 6 percent, th e m idst of th eir singing som eone
use sinking funds to liquidate bonds. of divorced couple from crim inal pro­ r i im u t for a |x*rloil of ten years,
Council reserves the right to reject, any
consider this choice.
91, by H unt—To enable county ceedings for failure to support other street lighting sysii ni to lie installed and and all proposals.
suggested: "L et's go over and se re ­
—C.;.S. Redfield,
courts to fix road d istric ts independ­ p arty If o th er party has been given eleetrie current furnished to Is' according
nade th e sen ate.”
Siieh proposals will lie received by the
custody of children.
Gold Hill, Oregon. j T he idea proved popular. The whole e n t of m unlc'paltties
to plans and specification# on file and ol City Ri'iohler nt any lime liefore 7 I’. M.
279,
by
Yamhill
delegation
To
give
439,
by
e.omm
lU'e
on
banking—To
on the 1st day of March, 1915,
party, consisting of n early 49 m em ­
aVnond banking law s to conform with com m ander-in-chief of Oregon n atio n ­ record in the office of t i c Recorder of the
Date of first publication, January :ll)th,
20 hard-w orking men desire positions bers, inarched around the ro tu n d a and federal recurve act.
al guard ,iower to rem ove com m is­ City of Gold Hill, which said plans and
stra ig h t through the doors of th e sen ­
191 by ju diciary and revision of laws sioned officers for cause.
z
specification# are subject to Inspection by 1915.
in the country a t reasonable wages. Ad­
a te cham ber, w here th e sleepy-eyed
251, by
rem ittee t i n consolidations person# contem plating m aking such pro­
m ittee—To provide for perm anent
dress Portland Commons, 195 Burnside sen ato rs were aw akened by the stra in s com
B.
G.
HARDING,
reg istratio n of voters.
—C onsolidating office of s ta te eng:
posal.
S t., Portland, Oregon.
City R ecorder.
of “Au'.d I eng Syne
RESUME OF WORK CF
STATE LEGISLATURE
T he sen ato rs, led by S en ato r Day,
gathered around Mlaa Tow ne and gave
h er th ree "hurrahs" and a ‘'tig er."
The houae m em bers retu rn ed the
com plim ent to Mias C larke, the only
woman sen ato r.
W ith a few m inor om m laalons the
following Is a list of th e im portant
hills passed by th e leg islatu re:
Two World Expositions Now
Open
TRY DICK
The b e st and
la test "kats”
Scenic Shasta Route
Stop-overs on One Way Tickets
AUTOMOBILE
GAS ENGINE
REPAIRING
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
CHARLES KELL
Professional Cards
G o ld H ill
A u t o L iv e r y
W
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Fire! Fire!!
J. rK-lllCr
D a r l i n g (Q. H o d g e s
TAMALE and CHILI Season
SM O K E
A T T U R N E R ’S