Tillamook headlight., March 05, 1903, Image 5

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. MARCH 5.
1903
land Commission.
Orton—For initiative and referendum.
Davey—To repeal District Attorney in­
Cobb—Bridge across Willaminette n Committee on fisheries—Protection of
formation law.
salmon industry.
Kay—To provide flat salaries for state
'“" m BUI b which will Become Law Portland.
officers.
Jones of Lincoln—Counties to purchase Committee on fisheries—Fees lor fisher­
and the Fate of Others-
men, canners, etc.
Davey—To increase pay of second war­
plats of surveys.
den at prison.
to 1 We give below the bills which will be­ Burleigh—Fixing terms of County Court. Eddy—Creating betterment fund al pen­
itentiary.
Shelley—To regulate warehousemen,
Johnson—To incorporate Alamo, Grant
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IwJ come law and the fate of others, which Hansbro ugh—Employers’ liability act.
Kay—Making officers subject to garnish,
County.
rd 11 were introduced in the state legislature. Eddy—Statute of limitations not to run
ment proceedings.
Miles—To improve logging streams.
il th]
Malarkey—Requiring suiety companies Orton—To prescribe form of election
against state.
mun| The list does not include the bills which
to make deposits.
ballots.
nd i met their Waterloo either in the senate Cornett—For tree ferry at Harrisburg.
me
Whealdon—Water bonds for Dalles Malarkey—Deputy Coroner in Multno- Hodson—To grant powers to Portland
looU$r the bowse
mall County.
as to licenses.
City.
11 "‘ „Senate Bills That Have Became
Phelps—Road Supervisors take office Malarkey—Fixing fees in Multnomah Hodson—Relating co employment of
“e 1 I. • r
Laws.
County.
brakemen.
January 1.
11>
•’
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Marster»?-For execution ot death sen- Galloway—Library tax in cities.
Cobb—For deputy horticultural corn- Reed—Making unrecorded deeds void as
f the fence at Penitentiary.
missioners.
to innocent purchasers.
Bilyeu—$100,000 for Indian War Veter
‘l~ ■‘♦Wehrung1—Establish boundary of Wash-
Miles—Salary of Recorder of Yamhill Orton—Fixing quantity of public print­
ans.
ington County.
County.
ing.
Jones of Multnomah—Duties of Auditor
lo|,,|teiwer—Regulating carriage of sheep by
Ways and means—Expenses of state in­
A large number of city charter bills
in Multnomah.
the al express.
stitutions.
were passed, including the amendment to
Phelps—Duties of District Attorneys
1
Smith of Multnomah—For state and Hahn—Liens for boatpullers and fisher­ Ways and means—Expenses of state the charter of Tillamook City.i
tl 1 ’ county boards of health.
departments.
men.
¡¿^.Mulkey—Prohibition sale of indecent
Orion—Authorizing ferry in Portland.
Hale—To reimburse W. H. Hampton.
No Cry for Referendum.
gtoge literature.
Galloway—Salary of Clerk of Yamhii!
Phelps—Taxes to be paid in the Fall.
he fixMyers—Relative to organization of Gill—For support of libraries.
County.
The 90-diiy period within which peti
doinj crematorv associations.
Both—Relocation of county seat of Col­ Ways and means—Special appropria­ tions may be filed with the Secretary of
fa ni
. _•
, .
ns |)r.roisan—Regulating mutual insurance
tions.
State for referendum on any enactment
umbia.
art. companies.
Bills Vetoed by the Governor.
of the Legislature, will expire May 21.
Simmons—To fix boundaries of school
e ALxHobson—For transfer of insane convicts
Mays—To punish stealing of bicycles.
Thus far there has been jio visible move­
districts.
g>o°he tO ^•3^urn’
Crolsan — Stock mining in Marion ment to demand a referendum* Should
Hutchinson—Amending barber law.
□ ’ totuykendall—Transportation of children Eddy—Salaries in Tillamook County.
County.
a referendum be demanded it is not un­
to county schools.
likely that the validity of the initiative
Eddy—Time of school district tax levy. Bob-th—Protection of forests from lire.
and Kuykendall—For consolidation of county
Eddy—Time of apportioning school McGinn—Permitting cities to appro­ and referendum will be tested in the
dn7V 8C*K>O^H
priate water rights.
courts. The constitutionality of that
funds.
I ju.'Marsters—Irreducible school fund for
Rand—Creating Eighth Judicial District. amendment is seriously in question be-
Eddy—Recovery of escheated property.
>r the , Douglas County.
Hunt and Marsters—Form of official cause the amendment was proposed in
Hermann—Salaries in Coos County.
inneciHunt—Special election on Exposition
ballot.
♦he Legislature of 1899, when other
Shelley—Abolishing dificiency judgments.
d f, e bill if demanded.
Committee on public lands—Relating to amendments were pending.
Malarkey—Fees for marriage licenses.
—Fur licensing of veterinary
selection of lieu land.
However, suggestions have been heard
Both—Salary of County Judge of Col­
Luckp surgeons
Committee on mines—To create a bureau since the Legislature adjourned that the
umbia County,
Hobson—For convict labor on public
of mines.
initiative and referendum might be em­
Malarkey—Confirmation of sales by ex­
o fall roads.
Kay—Garnishment of salaries of public ployed. “What’s the use of having that
ecutors.
, and . Pierce—i$20,0 X) for Eastern Oregon ex­
I was (’
employes.
amendment,” asked a man. “If we are
Bailey—To prevent blacklisting laborers.
station.
a ight i periment
in .»
Bailey—Prohibiting deception of labor­ Cobb—Raising salary of school superin­ afraid that we’ll get it knocked out by
he bahSiniih of Yamhill—Eminent domain for
tendent in Multnomah County.
using it ?”
ers.
w I du telegraph companies.
The act which has been most threat.
Bai ley—Pro tec ting laborers who join Jones of Lincoln—Summer normal at
Kuykendall—Amending the clerkship
Newport.
ened by the referendum is the Lewis and
unions,
erdtd law.
Clark appropriation. Less than 440
Reed—Prohibiting stealing of rides on Olwell—Amending the pure food law.
r the i Smith of Umatilla—License physicians
Hahn—Incorporating City of Astoria.
electors, by signing a petition, may re­
railroad trains.
I until from other States.
Hodson—Refunding warrants in Mult­ quire a referendum. The hostility against
Front, Steiwer— Requiring peddlers to pay lic­ Kay—Place of assessing bank stock.
ty cur;
nomah County.
that appropriation comes largely from
Kay—Salaries in Marion County.
‘front’! ense fees,
Nottingham—Preventing sale of adulter­ Ways and means—Special appropriation persons who believe the legislature did
forrna-S week—Prohibiting fish wheels in Ne-
bill.
not enact sufficient legislation for taxa­
ated linseed oil.
t it u vaniemn River.
Senate Bills Passed Senate Only. tion of corporations. Many of these
Gault—Fixing fees of County Clerk,
‘ °n 1 t D.ily
—State to carry its own fire insur-
more
■ raBB
Hayden—Authorizing flumes on county Sweek—For supplementary articles of persons cite that had the Harris or
a nee.
incorporation.
Davey bill passed for taxation of intan­
roads.
ore. I, Fiilton— Defining exemptions from ex-
Galloway—Preventing sale of adulterat. Hunt—Making Boys’ and Girls’ Society gible property of corporations, they
Twee ecuti.,,,.
home for truants.
would not oppose the appropriation.
ed illuminating oil.
0<l " Wehrupg—Jounties^to use money for ad­
Murphy—Relocating of county seat at Sweek—Proof of existence of -foreign cor- They say the $500,000 was advocated
vertising.
it!’ on I
porn tions.
by the people on condition that corpora­
Union.
i the u, Steiwer—To reapportion the state in
Eddy—Salary of Assessor of Tillamook Wehrung—Providing for printing for the tions bear a larger share of taxation.
>nly a I legislative districts.
Oregon Agricultural College.
The Legislature did, however, enact
County.
•town 11
tl my tj Myer»- -For relocation of county seats.
Judd—Manner of taxing costs and dis- Myers — Defining rights of riparian bills to impose greater taxes on corpora­
Sweek
—
Permitting
theaters
on
Sunday.
ver to
owners.
tions. One of these was the Eddy bill for
bursments.
a his r Mulkey—Submitting amendment on
Shelley—Australian ballot law in citv Dalv—Regulating sale of commercial a graded tax on corporations according
ily a li’.| election of State Printer.
fertilizers.
tn capitalization. This law will raise
elections.
—at G'
i of ba j Sweek—To prohibit the sale of hard cider Davey—Raising salary of Superintendent Pierce—Relating to school district tax not less than $100,000 per year. Another
;rce to] without lisence.
levy.
of Public Instruction.
bill which was enacted was that of Ma-
ing me i Pierce—Fo» relief of Union County of
Simmons—To protect subcontractors Smith of Umatilla—Regulating licenses larkey for taxation of legacies and inher­
>wn cui j taxes
to sell liquor.
and material men.
itances.
<id den
eriag. McGinn—To prescribe seal of State of Kav—Copies of Supreme Court opinions Crolsan—Additional Judge in Third
There has been some talk of reviving
v Oregon.
district.
to litigants.
either the Harris or the Davey bill by
ttle pl Steiwer—Fur selection of indemnity land
Johnson—Portage railway between Mays—Fixing 10 hours as day’s labor the initiative. A measure may be sub­
and sale thereof.
on street-cars.
Dalles and Celilo.
mitted to the people, independent of the
le up Sweek—For licensing ofplumbers in cities
La Follett—Repealing scalp bounty law. Williamson—Primary elections in cities Legislature, on petition of about 7000
do wo Carter—Traveling expenses of School
Test—Compensation of County Commis­ of 1000 population.
electors. To become a law such a mea­
the VC-|
rmtendent of Jackson County,
Rand—To incorporate Bourne.
sure must receive a majority of the votes
sioners.
ning a *|
ndall—Transferring records from
Robbins—Sale of stock in corporations Mulkev—For suits against the state.
cast.—Oregonian.
1 to th.”J
Douglas to Lane County.
lanket
Murphy—Salaries of County Treasurers. Mulkey—Fur state hop inspector.
McGinn—Regulating employment of
Johnston—To amend charter of Dufur,
Bright*« Disease.
Webster—Fishwav at Oregon City.
g tow.
I
children.
He r Rand—Regulating organization of cor­ Orton—Polls to be kept open until 7 McGinn—Suspension bridge at Oregon
The largest price ever paid for a pre­
City.
ight oC
p.in.
scription, changed hand« in San Fran
porations.
ing 1.»
Galloway—Regulating sailor boarding Sweek—Maintenance of sewers at St. cisco. Aug. 30, 1901. The transfer in­
fact, * Borwnell—Creating County Court in
Helens.
houses.
volved in coin and stock $112,500.00
>rgelof
Clack amas.
»
i Mulkey—Life diplomas to certain per­ and was paid by a party of business men
Galloway
—
Sale
of
property
in
Yamhill
Willamson—For incorporation of so­
sons.
into
County.
for a specific for Bright’s Disease and
cieties
akish
Mulkey—Defining challenges for bias.
Davey—Appropriation for State Fair.
Dial'etes, hitherto incurable diseases.
Brownell
—
Raising
salary
of
Judge
oi
e?' 5
Pierce
—
To
reapportion
taxes
in
Union
Ginn—Salaries of officers in Sherman
They commenced the serious investi­
at fed
Chick a mas County.
and Baker for 1902.
County.
lefore
gation of the specific Nov. 15, 1900
McGinn—Exemptions for cemeteries.
‘ a* goi J Dimmick—Duties of District Attorneys.
Webster—Making Sheriffs, etc., game Hunt—Submitting home rule amend­ They interviewed scores of the cured and
fchift®
ment.
wardens
tried it out on ite merits by putting over
my da; Myers—Limiting county expenditures
Wehrung—Fixing fees on appeal«.
Both
—
Salaries
in
Columbia
County.
three dozen cases on the treatment and
to levy.
m, «c Pierre—Apportionment of state taxes.
Hayden—Appointment of County Road­ Hobson—Sheriffs to make weekly settle­ watching them. They also got physi-
ments.
upyc
master optional.
cans to name chronic, incurable cases,
down • Smith of Multnomah— Regulating sale of Reed—Recording assignments of certifi­ Daly—Appropriation of water below
and administered it with the physicians
explosives to children.
point of diversion.
cates of sale.
forjudges, Up to Aug 25 eighty-seven
jest» Pierce—Extending term of Assessors to
Jones of Lincoln—Regulating fishing on Kuykendall—To repeal health officer law. percent of the test cases were either well
»opep
four years.
Pierce—To amend irrigation district law. or progressing favorably.
Alsea and Yaquina Bays.
imtey
Rand— Fixing terms of Supreme Court,
Smith of Umatilla—Transportation of
Hahn
—
Fixing
qualifications
of
execu
­
There being but thirteen per cent of
note
Fol|Dn—Salaries of Deputy Sheriff* in
insane.
tors.
failures, the parties were satisfied and
u»ta‘
Clatsop County.
Burgess—Records of brands by owners I Rand—Creating Tenth Judicial District. closed the transaction. The proceedings
h
House Bills That have Become
McGinn—Commitment of minors to re­ of the investigating committee and the
of stock yards.
X,«
Law».
form school.
Eddy—Requiring $6 per capita school
clincial reports of the test cases were
nu’b
Malarkey—Lewis and Clark Exposition,
Maps—Judges to render decisions in 90 published and will be mailed free on
tax.
cores
Eddy
—
License
tax
for
corporations
days.
Kay—For matron at State Penitentiary.
lit. ir
application. Address John J. Fuiton
in the ! Davey—Terms of court in Third district. Orton—State Printer to purchase paper. Miller—Appointment of county road Company, 420 Montgomery St., San
Bank?—For general denials in pleadings. Webster—Fees in divorce suits in Fifth
ot mi 1
masters optional.
Francisco. Cal.
enow
Phelps—Regulating fences in Eastern
Pierce—Incorporation of churches and
District.
t in t»_j
Oregon.
Ways and means—Deficiencies and legis-j societies.
Notice to Taxpayer«
Do»
Howe—Regulating practice of dentistry.
ras tu__ Ortdn—Creating Bureau of Labor Sta- i lative expenses.
The
Tax
Roll for the vear 1902 is now
ne W' I
Shelley—Requiring sureties for executors, Committee on assessment—For state in my hands for collection. If the taxes
tittice.
n calf
Kiddle- Appointment of insurance agent».
'
examiner
of
accounts.
etc.
are paid on or lief ore the 15th day of
Reed—¡'tirchasing Suppl.es in Multno­ Malarkey—Regulating stock mining in ; Smith of Umatilla—Charter of Pendle- March there will be 3 per cent discount,
and if half is not paid bv the first Mon­
mah County.
Multnomah County.
| ton.
Keed—Kuthorixing Port of Portland to Carnahan—Revising the road laws ot I , Judiciary Committee—Defining indirect flay in April there will he 10 per cent,
jienalty added.
iaaiie bonds.
the state.
’ evidence.
H. H. ALDERMAN, Sheriff,
Teat—$20.000 for hatchery at Ontario. Hodson—Curing defects in notice of tax Committee on game—To protect deer
and
Ex-officio Tax Collector.
Teat—Relocation of county seat of
and mountain sheep.
sale.
Malheur.
Hale—Property exempt from taxation. ¡Johnston—Fix salaries in Wasco and
For 8ale.
Baker.
Nottingham—Protection of birds, nests, Bilyeu—Expenses of School Superinten­
A
dairy
farm
of 72 acres, situated on
Williamson—Fixing salaries in Crook
etc.
dent in Linn County.
the Nestucca river at Bea yer, Oregon.
Herni inn—Southern Oregon
Agricul­ Test—Fixing salaries in Malheur County. ■ County.
Good location, near a cheese factory,
tural Societv.
Davey- Reorganizing Reform School Dimmick—To incorporate Beaver Hill.
school-house, church and store. Price,
Rand—To incorporate Haines.
$3000.—For particulars write or call on
Hanks—Regulating employment ol te­
Board.
•
assies.
Emmitt—Prosecuting attorney district* Kuykendall—Fix salary of Lane County J. R. Finley, Beaver, Tillamook county,
()
reg< >»i. ________________
Assessor.
'Cobh For lenders on street-cars.
in First District.
Pierce
—
To
incorporate
Echo.
Malarkev-V> inheritance tax law.
Hume—Salary of School Su)>erintendent
Deafness Cannot be Cured
Hou«e Bill« Panned the House by local application*, a« they cannot reach th«
Banks—Exemption of wages or judg­
in Coos and Curry.
diacaMrd
portion of the ear. There is only one
Only.
ment debtors.
way to cure dcafnriwi. and that la by constitu­
Judiciary committee—Punishment for
tional remedies. Deafneaa la caused by an in­
Kramer
—
To
define
and
punish
bribery.
assault.
Blakley—To protect st'orkgrowers.
flamed condition of the mucous lining of the
Eustachian Tube When thia tube gets inflam­
Kay—Investment of surplus school Judd—State boa rd empowered to acquire ' Reed—Manner of proving official docu­ ed
you have a rumbling sound or imperfect
ments.
Kuds
water rights.
hearing, and when It la entirely closed deafneaa
Burleigh
—
Fixing
boundaries
of
Wallowa
is the resalt, and uniaa* the inflammation can
Hermann
—
Relating
to
close
season
lor
Ban«- Execution of deeds in foreign
be taken out and thia tube re«ti»r»rd to its nor
County.
nial condition, hearing will be destroyed for-
' trout.
countries.
Burgess—To create Stockman County. ever, nine cases oat of ten ate caused by
Malarkey—Authorizing additional ferry Hale—To remove $5<MM) limit for injury ( atarrh, which la nothing but an inflamed con­
Hale - Salaries in Josephine County.
dition of the mucous surhu ea
in Portland.
Nottingham—Governing commitments
causing death.
We will give One Hundred bollars for any
? of l>eafne*s (caused by catarrh) that can­
Davey—To amend Sakm charter.
to Reform School.
Davey—To compel attendance of children cbm
not be cured by Hall'« Catarrh Cure, neud for
Nott ngham —S jpport of patients in ln- Special committee—Lights for state in-
circulars, free.
at school.
F. f. CHKNKT * CO.. Telcdo, O.
j stitutions.
wB«ne Asylum.
Reed—Proof ot records of foreign
Sold by Druggist», 7$c.
Hall Family s PUis are the beat
Mihe- 1 or tax for fireboat in Portland. Hodson—To reorganize the Port of Port- ' country.
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i
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4
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Wines and Liquors that has ever been imported into
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* Whisky, $2.25 to $8.00 per gal. J
* Wines, $1.00 to $3.00 per gal. J
Don’t drink cheap doctored stnff when you can
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li.
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