The Oregon weekly statesman., January 21, 1887, Page 5, Image 5

flTK Oiil'.O-ON STATESMAN: FRIDAY JANTJAltYai. 1887.
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OKIWON LEGISLATURE.
Speaker Mre: names tlie
House Committees.
FIKST JM'.ADI.M; OF HILLS
Still f lic Order of Business Several
li'csoliitioiiH Two .loiut
Committees.
Sai.km, Jan. 17.
IIOUKK.
AKTKKNOON HESHMlN.
The house was called to order pursuant
to adjournment, and the roll eulled.
Tlie joiirnnl of Friday was rend and ap
proved. II. II. 1(1, T!Jiind(dl IiiHt ruct.inn com
mittee on public landH to work (conjointly
with the Minute committee on public!
IuihIh.
II. C. H. 4, Monger For a joint com
mittee to investigate the mutter of taxa
tion of Chinese uh suggested in Gov. Pen
lioyor'B mcHsugu. Adopted.
11. R. 10, Itoborts Thut each commit
tee be ullowed to employ such elerie.ul
aid us limy bo neeesHury. Adopted.
II. K. 17, I'.ilyeu For giving ex-ITnion
HoldierH preforenee in committee clerk-
HllipH.
II. U. 18, Harrington For printing the
rules.
II. It. 1(1, Tuvlor Directing the secre
tury of state to Hiipplv session laws of
1HH0 and 1HK2.
K. ). K. 3, Veuteh For a committee of
live to inveHtigate the mutter of huIo of
swamp IuihIh since lK7ii.
Motion to luy on the table until the
IKtb, loHt.
Motinn to refer, lost.
The reHolution adopted.
It names Wager und JMiniek on the
part nf the somite, und McLean, Uule,
and Hicks on the part of the house.
Beimte amendments to II. C. R. 2 und
II. C. R. f) eonciirred in. AIho, senate
HiitiHtitutH for II. 0. U. !!, relating to tlie
Oregon City huh ladder, adopted.
h. t R. 2 lor a joint committee
OH
reuistrietmg and reapportionment
curred in.
FIRST KKAIlINU (IF ISII.I.H.
con-
11. 11. HS, AVilson To prohibit sale of
tonuceo to niiiiorH.
11. 1'.. Mil, Gubser I'roviding forregnlur
(Hiurterly exauunatioiiH, and doing awuv
with privute examinations ; for unmial
eounty institutes ; und fixing duties of
school clerks, und other officers.
11. 1!. till, II. A. Miller For the further
relief of W. A. I'reHley.
II. II. Ill, H. A. Miller Uepealing the
law requiring traction engine to carry
plunks on which to itohh bridgeB or cul-
vertH.
11. 15. 112, Culver Roluting lo uppeuls
from justice's court.
II. I'.. IK!, Wilcox Fixing the time of
holding circuit court in William county.
II. 11.111, Henry Raining county school
fund tax to live millH.
II. 1!. IKi, Henry (living Hchool clerks
thirty (Iuvh to collect diHtriot taxes, in
stead of ten duVK.
II. 15.H7, 1'uiiIhcii Authorizing judges
of the circuit court to issue special venire
in purti'ilar cases.
II. I! IH, Harris To regulate the prac
tice of (lentiHiry.
11. 1'.. IIS), Benjamin Requiring insur
unce coinpaiiieH to pay the full amount of
dumugeH in cane of losses, without draw
ImckH. II. 15. 1(1(1, lienjamin To protect the
ieople of Oregon against quackery in
medical practice.
II. I!. 101, liilyeu To provide for the
court 'h assessing costs in cubes on motion
of uttorncys,
Adjourned.
NKNATK.
Semite called to order by Pres. Carson.
Prayer, Rev. Newell; journal reud.
Fee reported resolution uiueiiding Hen
ate rules relating to election and upoint
nient of standing committees ; went over
under the role.
Burin -That committee on public
lands he live instead of throe.
Fee called no amendment senate rules
providing election of ways and means,
public IuikIh, railroads, ussessment, ju
diciary committees, balance committees
appointed.
Ponding discussion by Uie, Siglin,
Weal herl'ord, motion made action de
ferred until printed.
Shuc, of ways and moans committee,
reported recommending concurrence in
joint resolution to examine hooks state
treusmcr anil school funds. Slight
amendment.
fiukt uiiAiiiNO Hi'' mu,s.
('handler Regulate payment
lire by insurance companies.
losses
Siglin Authorize county courts i
xpeud
money construction bridges.
Watts Kelief .1. .1. Homluee.
Kmuiitt Compelling children S to 11
years, attend school 12 weeks each year.
Watts Licensing at $000 sale of liq
uors.
1 awKon Relating to escheats.
Wager Authorizing board land com
mixsiuiiers to sell university and state
lands. Abolishing register state lands at
La (irande.
Miller Regulating salaries county
judges.
Wager Prevent spreading thistles.
I liinick Prevent sale toimcco, cigar
ettes, minors It years.
Htuul tteqiiirintr diploma to practice
dentistry.
Simon Authorising cities to cou
Htruet nrmories.
Uray .Specifying boundary Clatsop
county.
Ntunley Requiring peddlers procure
license.
Wager -I'roviding maximum mileage
raws railroad lroiglits.
Hteol Including county, school, mil
nioiwal bonds as securities foreign corpo
rations deposited with state treasurer.
(iray Propagation preservation sal
mon.
Htool Requiring railroad engines give
alarm on public highways.
Stanley Abolishing state board immi
gration Hawson Amending law for construc
tion by railroads of bridges, portages.
Uniy Erection support fish butchery,
also prevent fulse labeling tlsh.
Irvine Create board railroud commissioners.
Steel Relief R. F. Murphy.
Coleman Providing penalties for va
grancy. Adjourned.
STAtfOINO COMMITTKKH.
The speaker of the house named the
following standing committees yesterday
afternoon :
Flections Richardson, Johnson,
Kruse, Crockett, Vunderpool.
Ways und Means Bonjumin, Pendle
ton, Nover.
Fducation Tilundoll, Gubser, Henry.
Judiciary Harrington, (loodsell,
Churles Lafollett, liilyeu, Duly.
Claims. ( ulver, bard, llowditch.
Military Affairs Surnmers, (iay, Wil
cox.
Roads and Highways Gard, Pendle
ton, Locket t.
F.ngrossed Bills Roberts, Little, Hale.
Enrolled P.ills Wilson, Hicks, Davis.
Indian A Hairs (iay, .McLean, 1. I).
Miller.
Printing Paulsen, Summers, It. A.
Miller.
Corporations Laughlin, Wilson,
Mitchell.
Commerce Maxwell, Goodsell, Palm
er, P.levins, Biggs.
Counties McOulIy, Laughlin Roberta,
Wilcox, Osbom.
Federal Relations Johnson, Monger,
Hansard.
Mining Holland, A. M. Lafollett,
Swank.
Public Lands McLean, Crook, Nover.
Internal Improvements Stafford,
Palmer, Holmes.
Public buildings Pomeroy, Munger,
McKenzie.
Agriculture- Crook, A. M. Lafollett,
Taylor.
Alcoholic Traffic Layman, Benjamin,
Haley.
Railway arid Transportation Mackay,
Pomeroy. Layman, Biggs, Mayer.
Assessment and Taxation Smith,
Harris, Culver, Duly, Thompson.
The following joint committees have
also been named :
To investigate the swamp land matters
Senate: Wager, Dimick; house: Me
Leun, Hule, Hicks.
To investigate the matter of the propa
gation und protection of lish Senate : Al
len, Wager; house: Maxwell, Pomeroy,
liilyeu.
January 18.
HOISB.
I-OUENOON SESSION.
Called to order, pursuant to adjourn
ment. Prayer by Kev. J. W. Harris.
The journal of yesterday was read, and
upproved.
II. J. M. -', Paulsen Praying congress
to make uu appropriation for the pay
ment of certain Indian-war claims, Ke
(crred to committee on Indian affairs.
II. C. R. 1(, Noyer For u committee
of live to investigate the ulfairs of tlie
penitentiary. Adopted.
J I. G. R. 17, Nimmers ror a similar
committee for same purpose. Adopted.
11. J.R. 7, Maxwell Instructing Or
egon's representatives in congress to urge
the appropriation of $100,(1(10 for con
struction of a lighthouse and other im
provements ut Tillamook bay. Adopted.
H. K. 2.!, Summers Authorizing com
mittee on swamp lands to work with sen
ate committee. Adopted.
FIRST llKADI.Nll OK IKU SE KILLS.
II. li. 102, Duly Providing that the
lust Saturday of June oicli year shall tie
a legal holiday, to tie known us Labor
day.
KK!, Hal v Raising school levy to nve
mills, and making it sume us Btute tax.
104, Thompson C reating the county
of Harney, out of the southern part of
Grunt county, with llurnB as ttie tempo
rary county seat.
H. C. R. 1H, Roberts Authorizing
purchase of IHIU copies of Vol. XIII. , Or
egon Reports. Referred, judiciary.
II. li. lll.i. Maxwell 10 create concur
rent jurisdiction between Oregon and
Washington territory, on the Columbia
river.
10(1, Monger To regulate insurance.
107, C. M. Lafollett To make the
county clerk of ta'-li county commission
er ol estravs.
108, Summers Providing that the su
preme court shall codify, and the state
printer publish, a code of laws of Or
egon.
100, Summers lo prevent persons
from unlawfully wearing badge of (i. A.
R. of Oregon.
1 10, lijwditch For permanent location
and support of a normal school at Ash
land. 111, Noyer (living county courts au
thority to raise county school superin
tendents' salaries.
112, Mayer To reqube labeling of sal
mon in such manner as to show from
what stream taken, the season, and name
of the eunnor.
11. 1!. 113, (ioodsell To incorporate
Selwood.
II. 1.!. 114, Smith Requiring county
courts to establish roads.
II. 15. lir, Wilson To regulate the
sale or gift of opium, morphia, etc.
II. 15. lib, Haley lietming rape.
11. 15.117, Paulsen Making 10 hours
constitute a day's work.
II. 15. 118, Lafollett Providing for
payment by railroads for cuttle or other
stock killed by railroad trains on unfenoed
railroad tracks.
II. li. 110, Crook I'roviding for the
distribution of $200 to each Hchool dis
trict before making the per capita appor
tionment. Petition from Portland board of Trade
for the count ruction of three roadw ays
across the ( Uiscado niountuins ; referred
to roads und highwuys.
H. R. 10, Daley Fixing session of
house ut from ILIIO a. 111. to 12 m., and
from 1 :1!0 p. 111. to 5 p. in. ; adopted.
II. 15. 120, (ioodsell Granting to Den
ver & Rio Grande K'y Co. (narrow gauge
lines) right of way through state lands in
eastern Oregon.
II. B. 121, Pomeroy Providing penal
ties for untruthful gross valuations of
property in assessment.
H. 15." 122, Roberts To extend the du
ties of the state suierintendont.
1IOISK.
AKTKKNOON SKHSlON,
FIKST KliAOINO OF HILLS.
II . 15. 123, Card To fix salary of su
perintendent of the penitentiary at $1500
per annum.
124, ( loodsell Kelating to sherill s
deeds and redemptions.
II. 0. R. 10, Harrington To confirm
action of secretary of state in giving Ore
gon pion.vr association nse of room in
capitul building. Adopted.
11. 15. 12."), Taylor Increasing jurors
fees to $.'! per day, and to Ifl in justices'
courts.
12(, Benjamin To appropriate $15.00!)
to aid I tougluH county to build a bridge
across North I-iripqna near Wilbur.
127, Roberts Amend public school
laws.
128, McKenzie To incorporate Drains.
SKCONO IlKADINIi OF HILLS.
II. 15.1, McToan To create a state
hoard of charities and corrections. Re
ferred to special committee of McLean,
Krnse, Wilson.
2, (ioodsell Authorizing cities of
10,000 inhabitants to build armories; to
military uflUirs.
It, MeCully Creating Wallowa county
in northeast corner of state, with Joseph
as temporary county seat ; to counties.
4, liilyeu For support of state univers
ity ; to committee of whole house.
5, Noyer Relating to roads and high
ways ; to roads and highways.
(i, 1 lale Amending sec. 43 and 44, ti
tle 4, of school laws, relating 10 voters at
school meetings: to education.
7, Mitchell Relating to re-apportionment
on basis of election returns of IKSli;
to joint committee on re-apportionment.
K, l)a!y To permanently locate and
maintain a normal school at Monmouth.
(I, Munger Allowing O. R. & N. Co. to
build a bridge across the Willamette;
Wilson offered an amendment, Munger
moved to refer to Multnomah delegation,
I'.ilyeu moved to refer to committee on
commerce, which amendment prevailed.
10, lienjamin Increasing salaries of
supreme judges; lienjamin moved to lay
on table; adopted.
11, McLean Relating to state lands;
to public lands.
12, Iiowditoh Relating to holding cir
cuit court in 1st district; to specicl com
mittee from the 1st district w ith leave to
report, at anv time.
13, Daly Kelating to selling liquors to
minors, raising tine, ami giving circuit
court jurisdiction over such cases; Daly
moved to suspend the rul"s and put the
hill on its final passage. Withdraw n and
referred to alcoholic traffic
14, Wilcox Relating to the time of
court in the 7th district ; to judiciary.
15, McLean For relief of Klamath
county ; to claims.
1(, Noyer Kelating to foreign corpora
tions ; to corporations.
17, IiigL's To appropriate $5000 for ex
tension of capitol grounds; to public
buildings.
18, Laughlin To allow Yamhill eounty
to change its county seat ; Laughlin in
troduced an amendment to the bill
which was adopted ; tlie bill was relenvo
to counties, with a petition which was
presented.
1(1, Roberts To incorporate Mvrtle
Point ; ordered to a third reading to-mor
row. .
Miller moved to adjourn ; adopted.
SKNATE.
MOUSING SESSION,
Senate called to order ; prayer ; journal
of yesterday read and approved.
Hare introduced S. 15. 81, relating to
swamp land.
Shupe introduced resolution authoriz
ing president to appoint additional page.
Miller moved amendment inserting
messenger instead of page ; carried.
Veatcli called up his amendment to
rules making senate committee on public
lands five instead of three ; adopted.
S. li. S2, Cartwright To protect public
highways. Also 83 To protect stock
grow ers in state of Oregon.
SECOND HEADING OF SENATE BIMLS.
1, Weatberford Regulating foreign
corporations, lteferred to judiciary com
mittee. 2, Veatcli To limit fees on legal con
tracts. Judiciary committee.
3, Veatch To incorporate Cottage
Grove. Corporations.
4, Irwin Kegulating rate of interest.
Assessments.
5, Stanley Kstablisliing medical board
of examiners.
li, Hare Kegulating actions against
counties for injuries on public highways.
Judiciary.
7, Dawson To prevent bulls from run
ning at large in certain counties, conn
ties. Shupe introduced amendment to above
bill, including liouglas county in its pro-'
visions.
8, Chaniberlin Creating a state board
of charities. Kducatiou.
9, Wager Kegulating foreclosure of
mortgages and taxes on same.
10, Lee Reimbursing certain counties
for moneys paid on state taxes. Assess
ments. 1 1 , Lee Kegulating fees of clerk of su
preme court.
12, Lee F'-rection of building for use of
deaf mutes. Public buildings.
13, Coleman Regulating notice of va
cation of roads. Roads and Highways.
14, Burin Authorizing collection vi
road taxes and election of road supervis
ors. Roads and Highways.
Adjourned.
A FT 15 li N OO N S H SS 10 N .
The president named Arthur Rineharl
as messenger.
SECOND KEAOINU OF HILLS.
15, Simon Authorizing construction of
railroad bridge over Willamette, at Port
land.
Miller moved to amend, that the state
fix rates over the bridge for railroads,
and Multnomah county for foot passen
gers. Hill made special order to-morrow at 2
o'clock. Amendment ordered printed.
10, Cartwright Relating to incorpora
tion of l'rineville.
17, Shupe Creating health officer at
North Uinpqua. Commerce.
18, Gray -Making the sea beach of Or
egon a public highway. Judiciary.
11. J. It. 7, memorializing congress for
lighthouse, etc., at Tillamook bay, was
referred to a special committee.
S. 13. 10, Irvine To simplify proceed
ings in justices' court. Judiciary.
20, Burin To prevent fraud in issuing
pedigrees of stock. Agriculture.
21, Chandler To prevent the sale of
tobacco, cigars, etc., to minors under 18
years. I'Alucation.
22, Wager Relating to
stenographic
reporters. Judiciary.
23, Dawson Creating board railroad
commissioners. Railroads.
24, Weatberford Kelating to questions
of fact in equity. Ordered engrossed.
25, Coleman Creating a general in
corporation law for cities and towns. Cor
porations. ! 20, Cluimboi l'm To amend charter of
Salem. Corporations.
27, F'mmitt Building crossings on
public highways. Roads and highways.
28, Siglin To exempt homesteads from
execution. Judiciary.
20, (iray To regulate salmon fisheries.
Commerce.
30, Hare To amend road laws. Roads
and highways.
31, Bird Creating sealers of weights
and measures. Commerce.
32, Chaniberlin To authorize county
courts to appoint road and bridge com
missioners. Roads and highways.
33, Cartwright To redistrict the state.
Pending act ion, the senate adjourned.
REMARKS.
Munger was excused by the Rpeaker
from serving on the committee on print
ing. There have been no bills on their third
reading yet, although it will be seen that
both houses made good progress to-day
in the matter of second reading.
The president of the senate named
Senators 1 lare and Chandler as the two
extra members of the senate committee
on public lands. The other three mem
tiers ot that committee are Cartwrigbt,
Barin and Stanley.
The house standing committees nearly
all met to-night, and organized, and are
now getting ready for active work. I he
clerks have nearly all been "selected'!
and the average legislator, and commit
teeman heaves a long-drawn sigh of re
lief.
The order of business tomorrow is
still the second reading of bills, and it is
likely that routine business will occupy
the entire day. Some fun may be ex
pected next week, however, when some
of the members get up to "air their pet
measures."
None of the special committees have
submitted a report as yet, and the Colum
bia river improvement committee is the
only one having done any work so fur.
The committees to investigate the books
of the state treasurer, the secretary of
state and clerk of the board of school
land commissioners, anil to visit the asy
lum, penitentiary and mute pchool will
probably all do sume work before the end
of the week.
The following joint committees have
been named since last report: To visit
the school for deaf mutes, Wilson, Little
and Crockett on the part of the house,
and Hare and Hamilton of the senate;
to investigate that part of the governor's
inaugural as relates to Chinese labor,
house, Monger, McLean and Taylor, sen
ate, Bird and Veatch ; to visit and report
on the condition and workings of the state
normal school T!t Monmouth, house, Wil
son, Blundell and Daly, senate, Watts
and Stanley.
The house has several good speakers,
as has the senate. In the house, Messrr.
Benjamin of Douglas, Daly of Polk, liil
yeu of Lane, McLean of Klamath and
Lake, Harrington of Multnomah, and
others have already held the attention of
the house. In the senate, "Harry" Mil
ler of Josephine is still in the lead, and
Joe Simon of Multnomah, Siglin of Coos,
Weatberford of Linn and Lee of Polk are
considered the best and clearest speakers,
although Chamberlin of Marion knows
how to state his ideas to the perfect un
derstanding of his hearers. There are
really more good sjieakers than have been
iw these halls for two or three terms.
Salem, Jan. 10.
This was another quiet day in both
branches of the legislature, routine busi
ness being the order. Both houses are
away ahead of the printer, and early ad
journments occurred in both bodies.
However a great deal of work was gotten
away w ith, as w ill be readily observed by
a perusal of the extended report. The
standing committees have begun to work
hard, and some reports may be looked
for by the first or middle of next week.
SENATE.
MORNING SESSION.
Senate called to order by the president.
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Wire, of Salem.
Journal of yesterday was read and ap
proved. S. R. 8, Wager That printing commit
tee lie instructed to inquire into the
amount and cost of state printing done
outside the state, and declaring that all
state printing shall be done in the state
by the state printer; adopted.
BILLS SECOND HEADING.
S. B. 33, Cartwright To redistrict the
state ; to apportionment.
S. B. 34, Dawson Relating to amount
and collection of road taxes ; to roads and
highways.
S. B, 35, Wager Provide for stock
killed by railroads ; to agriculture.
S. 15. 30, Chandler Restrain the em
ployment of Chinese by corporations 011
public works ;. to judiciary.
S. li. 37, Simon Provide official publi
cation of the decisions isf the supreme
court ; to judiciary.
S. B. 38, Wager To regulate legal rate
of interest on money ; to assessments.
S. 15. 30, Fmmiett Assessing damages
in constructing county roads; to roads
and highways.
S. li. 40," Steel Authorizing city of
Portland to issue $500,000 worth'of bonds
for water purposes; to Multnomah dele
gation. S. B. 41, Cray To abolish witness fees
in Clatsop county; to judiciary.
S. B. 43, Hamilton Selection and sale
of state lands; to public lands.
Adjourned.
SENATE.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Called to order bv President Carson.
Roll call.
Hour for special order on railroad
bridge at Portland called up by Simon ; to
judiciary.
Message from house of non-concurrence
111 S. J, R. 7; to commerce.
BILLS SECOND READING.
S. 15. 48, Dawson Relating to tmie of
I killing wild game; to counties,
8. li. 45, Coleman Amending civil
! code : to judiciary.
BILLS INTHOOCCEO.
S. 15. 84. Weatberford Amending act
incorporating Albany. Rules suspended
and bill read second time ; to corporations.
Simon, Resolution from Portland board
of trade favoring free wagon road over
Cascade mountains ; to public lands.
Also from Indian war veterans for relief
of K. F. Murphy; to claims.
Wager Memorial to congress forfeit
ing N. P. railroad land grants.
.Miller Resolution for joint committee
to examine into state board of immigra
rion ; ordered printed. Also for joint
committee to consider building bridge
across Rogue river, near Grant's Pass;
adopted.
Simon Submitting petitions for build
ing railroad bridge at Portland; to judi
ciary.
S. 15. 85, Chamberlin Connect wagon
road system of Eastern Oregon with t!ue
Willamette valley.
S. 15. 8ti, Simon Increasing salaries
supreme court judges.
S. 15. 87, Shupe Preventing the prac
tice of medicine bv persons without diplo
mas. S. B. 88, Coleman Regulating pay
ment for stock killed by railroads.
S. B. 80, Chandler Regulating fore
closure of mortgages executed by Baker
fity academy.
00, Siglin Amending act incorporating
Marshfield.
01, Barin To prevent the spread of
contagious diseases among animals.
02, Cauthorn To establish a uniform
course of instruction in public schools.
03, Looney Prevent hunting deer, etc.,
with dogs.
04, Chandler Regulating the marking
of stock.
05, Dimick For removal of body of
the late Gov. tlibbs to Oregon, and burial
thereof.
00, Hare Appointing insurance com
missioner and regulating insurance com
panies. 97, Rinebart Abolishing office of clerk
to register La Grande land office.
08, Wea'herford Viewing and laying
out county roads.
90, Chamberlin Protecting the banks
of unnavigable streams.
100, Wager Fixing boundary lines of
L mitiiiu and (mint counties.
I(i2, Dimick Amending charter of Sil
verton.
103, Wager Relating to wire fences
east of the Cascade mountains.
104, Steel Compiling and printing
state series scnool text oooks.
105, Barin Regulating and licensing
insurance companies.
100, Chamberlin To establish uniform
course instruction in public schools. Also
10. , providing for sale of certain state
lands to Lee cemetery.
108, Siglin Relating to applicants to
practice law from Willamette University
law school.
100, Shupe To protect fish and game.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
MORNING SESSION. .
1 louse called to order at 9 :30 ; prayer ;
roll called, and journal of 18th read "and
approved.
11. li. 24, bummers tor an evening
session lor consideration ot local bills
laid upon the table.
II. R. 25, Daley That that portion of
gevernor s inaugural which relers to con
vict labor be referred to committee on
internal improvements ; adopted.
11. J. K. 8, MeCully Directing state
auditing board to audit accounts of Capt.
D. V. Reavis' company that organized to
protect people- of Wallowa valley from
Indians in 1878; referred to Indian af
fairs.
SECOND HEADING OF HOUSE BILLS.
20, Maver Increasing salaries of
preme judges.
.Motion to indefinitely postpone was
adopted.
21, Culver To provide for extirpation
ot noxious weeds; to agriculture.
22, Goodsell lo incorporate Albina
23, Daley To provide a system of
school text books, and for printing the
same within the state of Oregon ; to ed
ucation.
24, Daley To repeal immigration
board act ; to ugneulture.
25, Roberts Authorizing construction
of locks and tide gates in Beaver slougti,
Loos Co. ; to corporations.
20, Gray To incor.orate Ileppner;
considered engrossed and to 3rd reading
to-morrow.
2, Goodsell lo tix salary of assessor
of Multnomah county; to Multnomah
delegation.
28, Biggs To redistrict the state. To
joint committee.
20, Bowditch To incorporate Ashland
Corporations.
30, Summers For organization and
discipline of militia. Military affairs
S. J. R. 5, asking congress to prohibit
foreigners from using public domain for
stock ranges, was concurred in.
32, Wilson lo amend Portland city
charter, relating to wter bonds. Mult
nomah delegation.
33, McLean To amend act creating
Klamath county. Counties.
34, Goodsell Relating to wills, etc
Judiciary.
35, Hale To increase school-tax levy
to five nulls, r.ducation.
30, Biggs To regulate freight rates on
railroads. To railroads.
01, liilyeu lo license loreign corpora
tions, etc Judiciary.
3S, Bowditch To incorporate Medford
Corporations.
S. J. M. 1 Asking for modification of
treaty with China. Adopted.
S. J. M. 2 Relating to forfeiture of
unearned railroad land grants. Adopted.
S. J.R. 7 That committees on com
merce, of the senate and house, be con
stituted a committee to investigate the
matter of state pilot schooner, and direct
ing committee on fish propagation, etc.,
to accompany that committee to Astoria,
and to report as soon as possible. House
refused to concur.
Adjourned.
HOI SE.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Summers moved to reconsider vote by
which II. B. 22 was passed to its 3rd
reading; carried. Referred to corpora
tions. SECOND HEADING OF HOUSE BILLS.
30, Harrington Relating to exemp
tions from executions; to judiciary.
40, Crockett To create Tumalum
county ; to counties.
Tuvlor moved to reconsider vote by
which II. B. 20 was indefinitely post
poned ; prevailed and bill referred to
judiciary.
41, Smith To provide for cleaning
creeks of drift for drainage purposes ; to
internal improvements.
42, Smith Relating to age at which
girls may give consent ; to judiciary.
44, Lockett Providing for sale of
state lands ; to public lands.
45, Johnson To regulate salary of
county treasurer in Grant county. Tay
lor moved to amend to refer to Union
Co., also; adopted.
Pendleton moved to strike out $800
in Marion and make it read $1200: adopt
ed.
Pomeroy mov d to change to $300 in
Columbia in o' u-.. nf "!. -. l
Bciijuiiii'i 1110 . i--.i o h' ikc out .V) . .it'd
insert $81 u in Dou.i'i.s county; idopted.
Nover moved lo si ike out $7i.;" and
insert $8)0 in Clack o.ias adopt ; t-
judiciary.
03. Mitchell 10 incorporate Grant's
iiss ; to corporations, whh a protest in-
tnvluced bv Blundell.
125, McKenzie To incorporate Drains;
to corporations.
PETITIONS, ETC.
Pendleton Of Frederick Yennke for
relief under contract with Gov. Grover in
relation to penitentiary ditch or canal;
to claims.
By Munger From assembly 115 mem
bers of the K. of L. for passage of the
Portland R'y bridge bill ; to commerce.
FIRST READING OF HOUSE BILLS.
H. 15. 120, Crook To appropriate $20,-
000 for the construction of a road from
Chetco to Port Orford.
130, Maver To grant W. P. Keadv.his
heirs and assigns, the exclusive right to
operate a ferry across Yaquina bay.
131, .Miller of Jackson lo change the
amount of school-tax levy from four to
six mills.
132, Biggs Kelating to salary of coun
ty judges.
133, Goodsell lo authorize board of
school-land commissioners to refund mo
ney paid on lands to which the state has
no title.
134, Mitchell To provide for appre
hension of the murderer of Thos. T. By-
bee, in Josephine county, and to appro
priate $1,000 for the purpose of reward to
be offered.
135, Taylor For constitutional con
vention, to meet first Monday in October,
1887. F.lection to be held June, '87, for
ninety delegates.
Roberts offered a resolution that the
sergeant-at-arms be instructed to furnish
each house committee clerk with three
newspapers.
Kilveu moved to amend, so that one of
said papers should be " The World's
Advance-Thought." Carried.
The resolution was indefinitely post
poned. 130, McLean To enable legal claim
ants to perfect their title to swamp lands
within a certain lime.
S. C. R. 5 To examine into matter of
expenditure of appropriation for con
struction of Rogue river bridge.
Pending action, the house adjourned.
COMMITTEES,
In the Senate, Watts and Cauthorne
were excused from serving on the com
mittee to visit the normal school at Mon
mouth. Messrs. Barin and Irvine were
appointed in their stead.
the special joint committee to which
ail bills referring to the reapportion
ment, of the state are referred, and which
was instructed to report a basis for a re
apportionment of the state into represen
tative and senatorial districts, was an
nounced yesterday. It consists of Hare,.
Miller, Wager, and Cauthorne, on the
part of the senate, and Goodsell, Laugh
lin, lienjamin, Mitchell, and Biggs, on
the part of the house.
1 laley was excused from duty on the
committee to visit Monmouth college, and
the speaker appointed Bilyeu in his
stead.
The special committee to investigate
matters relating to the state printing,
consists of Paulsen, Summers, and Miller,
of house, and Siglin and Chamberlin, of
the senate.
To visit, investigate and report on the
condition and management of the state
penitentiary, Senators Looney and Ham
ilton, and Representatives Summers and
Holland and McKenzie.
(ioodsell, Benjamin, and Bilyeu, were
appointed, on II. R. 28, introduced by
Daly, a committee to take into considera
tion tho recommendations made in Pen
noyer's inaugural message.
To investigate the matter of the con
struction of the fish way at Oregon City,
Senators Barin and Cauthorne ; Repre
sentatives Mayer, Richardson, and John
son. Installation at Jefferson. The new
ly elected officers of Santiani lodge, No.
27, I. 0. O. F, of Jefferson, were in
stalled on last Saturday night, by D. D.
G. M. Westacott. The hall of the lodge
is a new one, being freshly painted, car
peted, and refurnished throughout. In
energy and go-uheaditiveness, tbia is one
of tlie first lodges of the district. This
will be shown w hen it ts stated that it
was the first lodge for this term to be
ready for the installation of its officers.
After the ceremonies were through, a sup
per was spread, and a general good time
was had. The officers are as follows :
('has. Overly, N.G. ; Harry Roland, V.G. ;
G. L. Thompson, V.G. ; S. T. Johnson,
R.S, ; E. J. Ileum, treasurer.
Assessing the City. Recorder Stick
ler occupies his spare time in making up
the assessment roll of the city. There is
not much doing now in police circles, so
most of his time will be taken up for
some weeks to come in assessing the
property of residents of Salem. It is not
probable that the aggregate amount of
the value of the city's property will be
us great as it was last year, as the stand
ard of assessment will not be so high.
Articles of Iv'ohi'oration. Articles
have been filed in the office of the secre
tary of state incorporating the New
Northwest Publishing company, of Port
land. The incorporators are O. P. Ma
son, Maggie Allen, Lncea Mason, and C.
K. Streeter; capital stock, $3000. . . .Also
the First Baptist church, of Elgin. In
corporators, Joel Weaver, Powell Orms
bv, and J. K. Johnson; capital stock,
$3000.
Installation of Officers. The following-named
officers have been installed
in Valley lodge, No. 18, A. O.'U. V. :
D. L. Greene, P.M.W. ; Thos. King, M.
W. ; II. Diamond, G.F. ; J. G. Mitchell,
overseer; Geo. P. Litchfield, recorder;
G. G. Van Wagner, V. ; J. G. Wright,
receiver; H. K. Dubois, (1.; Wm. Arm
strong, I.W.
New Bell. The M. E. church at Jef
ferson is in receipt of a new bell. The
weight of the bell is 475 pounds, and cost
$50 laid down in Jefferson. It will be
rung the first time next Saturday.
That hacking coutrh can be so quickly cured
tiy Shiloli'8 Cure. We guarantee it. 1