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b. K m's. K" , M. B" fee Efti If. tt THE LEGISLATURE Long Dry Sessions are Livened By Warm Debate. SCORES AND SCORES OF KILLS. A Member's Success Gauged By His Capacity to Introduce Bills. EVERY MAN DOES 1113 DUTY. Many Measures ;Oo to n Third Heading and aro J'asscd. SENATE. TUESDAY AFTERNOON SESSION. Dlmlck, for tho extirpation of the Canada thistle; passed. Tongue, for the distribution of real property of deceased persons; that the property of a married woman Blmll nt her death descend to her husband unless 6therwiso provided for by will; passed. Con-swell, nrovidlncr for time of holding court in Klumath county; postponed. Steel, duties of clerk of circuit and county court of Multnomah county; passed. Tongue, that a married woman may give conveyance of real prop erty without special affidavit from her husband; passed. Cog8well,that county clerks be in structed to send abstracts of votes cast to tho secretary of state; passed. II. J. M. by Northup, relief of Sgt. llobert "Williams; concurred In. II. J. It. by Jennings, that tho sec retary of state bo directed to forward a copy of senate and Jiouso journals to each member of tjio house and Semite; concurred in. II. J. M. by Bean, that tho secre tary of the Interior bo Instructed to take further steps to enforce laws relating to allotment of lands on tho Umatilla Indian reservation; con curred in. Harrington, defining magistrates; to second reading. Thompson, that U. . surveyors may enter upon lands; to Judiciary. THIRD HEADING OF iIM,S. Jtoborts, to change namoof Averlll to lluiidon; passed. Maxwell, changing dates of hold ing courts In Tillamook county; passed. Petition amending charter of Itose burg; to corporations. HIU'OIIT.S OF COMM1TTIE8. Judiciary reported favorably on Wager's bill providing for curing detects in judicial sales of real prop erty; recommended that Wagr'sbill No. 10 regulating foreclosures of mortgages pass; Cogswell's bill against re-entry upon lands by per bonslegallyejected; engrossed. Wog er's bill, that every house-holder Hliull bo allowed property valuation of 12000 oxeinnt from execution, en grossed. Steel's bill, that U. S. sur veyors may enter upon lands; engrossed. Mooro's bill for punish ment of trespassers; engrossed. Mooro's bill making illegitimate child an heir to its mother ; engros sed. Fullerton's bill, that supreme courts bo held at Pendleton ami Sa lem ; ongrossed. Judiciary returned Dawson's bill, which was recommitted, and tho amendment was adopted; engrossed. Maxwell's bill, for tho changing of circuit courts of Tillamook county to second Monday of September; en grossed. WEDNESDAY FOKKNOON SESSION. S. II. 50 of last session returned with Governor's disapproval ; order ed printed with veto of governor for use of senate. S. 11. 11(1 by Gray, 11111 to allow Astoria and South Coast Itailway Co. to construct a railway across Young's Hay and tikipanon Creek, in Clatsop county ; to third reading. 8. J. It. 7 Coniintltcoonjudlclary recommended its adoption, with amendments. 8. 11. 70 Ordered engrossed yes terday was reconsidered. 8. U. fi ltolatlng to holding Su premo court otlbrod as a substitute for 70 ; amended to Insert Grant's Toss for Jacksonville ; on motion or dored engrossed for third reading to-morrow. Hoport on elections. S. II. 10 lteported for passage, with Beveral slight, amendments. Report as amended adopted ; ordered for third rending to-morrow. Iteiwrt on claims. 8., II. 0 For relief of Joel J. Hanberry ; advised amendment reducing the sum to 1478 ; ordered ongrossed for third reading to-morrow. Heport of committee on corpora thriis. 8. II. W Itocommeuded for pass ngo;' ordered engrossed for third reading to-morrow. B 11.5 with amendments. This refers to licensing sale of liquors; referred to select committee of Linn county senators, it belug a local act. S. B. 47 Reported for passage with amendments; adopted with amendments; ordered for third reading. S. B. 14 Reported against passage. On motion postponed indefinitely as No. 17 has absorbed it. S. B. 51 Reported against ; fur ther consideration postponed. S. B. 62 Reported for passage with amendments ; ordered for third reading. S. B. 35 Reported for passage; adopted and for third reading. S. B. 15 Reported for passage with amendments ; adopted and for third reading. H. B. 17. Referred to same com mittee on corporation and reported for passage; passed to third reading in order. S. B. 07. Reported for passage; adopted for third reading. S. B. 60. Reported for passage withamendmentjadopted for third reading. S. B. 61. Reported for reference to committee on R. R.; adopted and rc-reforred. S. B. 11. Reported for passage with amendment; adopted for third reading. HOUSE. TUESDAY AFTERNOON SESSION. No. 2, for survey of timber land, and S. J. It. No. 3, reimbursing settlers for excess of money paid for land on lino of tho Oregon Central railroad; concurred in. S. J. M. for condemnation of strip of land in Washington territory at Celilo for portage railway; concurred in. Senate bill to complete wagon road from Pendleton to Canyon City; to commerce. Dimick's for tho oxtirpation of the Canada thistle; to agriculture. Tongue's providing for descending of property of deceased persons first reading. Steel's defining duties of clerks of circuit courts; first reading. Tonguo's separate acknowledge ment of married women in making deeds; first reading. For forfeiture of Northern Pacific land grant between Wallula and Portland; concurred In, SECOND READING OF HILLS. Earhart, to regulate insurance companies; ways and means. Paulsen, for precinct assessors; as sessment and taxation. Fell, to amend law on injunctions; judiciary. Cogswell's S. II. to provide for abstracts of election returns; first reading. Northup, to amend law regarding wills: judiciary: for tho relief of indigent soldiers and sailors; com mittee of tho wholo. Jennlng's memorial for a depart ment of agriculture and tho election of a United States senator by n direct voto. l'irst proposition adopted; second lost. SECOND HEADING OF BILLS. Thompson, tor a postage railway around The Dalles and Celilo; to commerce. Condon, to abolish free scholar ships in tho Stato University; to education. Powell, to amend road laws; to roads and highways. Paquet, to furnish assessment blanks to school clerks; to third reading. Hahn, to amend Astoria charter; to corporations. Bean,tonmoud Pendleton charter; to third reading. Thompson, to Increaso s.ilary of assistant chief engineer of Portland paid tire department; passed. WEDNESDAY FORENOON SESSION. The Speaker announced tho fol lowing special committee to act on II. J. It. 2. Messrs, Halm, Crook ami Bowdlteh. SECOND READING HILLS. 110. Hume. To amend Sections 303 and 805, of Deudy's Codo relating to procedure, In equity suits. Jud 111. Thompson. To provide for analyzing mineral waters and other liquids. Com. on Agriculture. 112. Thompson. To protect the nests of certain birds. To coin on Commerce. 113. Jennings. To regulate tho practice of Medicine and Surgery. To com. on Elections. 111. Condon. To amend Section 677. Titlo 2, Chapter 11. To third reading. 115. Condon. To Incorporate Eugene. Engrossed and passed to third reading. Message from tho Senate. That II. J. It. 7. had beeu considered. 116 Hume. To amend Sec. 3101, Tttlo 3, Chapter 23, Hill's Codo, Com, on Jud. 117 Jouulngs, To nnicud See, 2705, Title 0 Chapter 17, Hill's Code. Com. on assessment aud taxation. 118 Moss. To flx salary of stock In spector of Lake county, Com. on Jud. 110 Moss. To amend Sec. 3353, Title I,' Chapter 38, Hills Code. Com. on agriculture. 120 Fell. For a wagon road from Pendleton to Canyon City. With drawn by consent. 121 Williamson. To prevent pheep being driven over lands of another in certain cases. Committee on counties. 122 Haskell. To amend Sec. 3423; committee on agriculture. 123 Napton. To amend Sec. 3587, relating to Interest. Committee on assessment and taxation. 124 Napton. To change the name of Bully Creek in Malheur county. Passed to third reading. 125 Paulsen. To regulate toll on bridges across Willamette river at Portland. Com. on railway and taxation. 120 Layman. To incorporate Woodburn in Marlon county. Com. on corporations. 127. Layman To prevent adult eration of food, drugs, etc. Com mltteo on agriculture. 128. Gambee. To provide for the assessment and collection of taxes. Com. on assessment and taxation. Message from senate that H. B's 69 and 12 had been engrossed. 129. Armstrong. To amend Sec tion 2598, chapter 14, of School Laws. Bill ordered printed. 230. Price. To amend Sections 3002, 3003, 3011, 3015, 3025, 3026, 3027, Hill's Code. Com. on judiciary. 131. Belknap. Relating to duties of Supt. of Public Instruction ; and concerning text books; amending Sections 2575, 2570, 1577, Title 1, Chapter 16, Hill's Code. Com. on assessment and taxation., 131. Napton. To incorporate Vale. Committee on Corporations. 133. R. A. Miller. A bill for an Act entitled an Act to amend Sec tion 2304. Chanter 7 oMhe Miscel laneous iiaws of Oregon relating to fees of District Attorneys. Com mittee on Military Affairs. 134. Blundell. An act to author ize the State Treasurer to pay to Douglas county moneys in his hands known as tho "North Umpqua Bridge Fund." Com on Ways and Means. 135. Powell. To incorporate tho town of Independence. Com. on Corpo rations. 130. C. G. Fisher. An Act to regulate tho practice of medicine and fix the fees of physciups of this stato. Com. on Elections. 137. Geer. To amend Section 2621 of tho General Laws of Oregon providing for pay of School District Clerks. Com on Education. 138. Napton. To amend Section 2853 of Chapter 18, Title 1. of the Laws of Oregon relating to mariages Com on Jud. 139. Price. To incorporate the town of Central Point, Jackson county. Special Committee from Jackson', county. 140. Ross. For tho relief of Union county, Oregon. Com. on Jud. 141. Harrington. To amend the Civil Codo In relation to appeals. Com. on jud. 142. Thompson. To establish the oftlco of State Examiner of Station ary and Portable Engines. Further consideration of tho bill iudcfiuitly postponed. 143. Condon. To provide for the improvement of Fall creek In Lane county, Oregon. Cum. on jud. 144. Gilbert. To amend Section 4078 of Codes and General Laws and provide for the creation of special road districts in lands subject to overflow. Com. on Roads and High ways. 145. Gilbert. To amend Section 2310 in relation to salary of Librarian. Com. on Ways and Means. 14(1. Hume. An act to amend the Criminal Codo of Procedure as compiled by Hill, in relation to ball. Com. on Jud. 147. Crosno. To amend Section 3542, General Laws, relating to health officers at Gardiner and Yaq ulna City. Com. on Commerce. 148. Short. To protect tho citi zens of this Stato from the sale of Intoxicating liguors. Com. on Al coholic Traffic. 149. Geer. To amend an Act to create and establish a Board of Rail road Commissioners. Committee onltallway and Transportation. Would Tbrre Wtre 11 ore Sack, Tho Albany Democrat and Ump qua Herald aro strictly honest papers which glvo duo credit to articles they reprint from othors. It is not that wo object to tho stealing done by somo pners, but what makes us feel bo badly Is tho fact that the articles stolen from us aro finally oredlted to somo thief by the honest journalist who, seeing them for the first time hi the thief's columns, re priuts and gives credit to the repro bate, who then daueea through uewsnnpcntotu m all tho elorv or stolen property. WORK FOR THE GRAND JURY. Nino Men in Jail Awaiting tho Action of tho Jury. Sheriff Crolsan has just nine boarders, all of whom are bound over until tho grand jury meets and makes an examination of tho charges against them. Of those confined, several are mere boys, better sub jects for tuition in a reform school than for incarceration among vile criminals. Reform in them is not impossible aud there is hope that they may yet become useful citizens. Those in jail are: Vernon 03born, aged sixteen, charged with tho larceny of $70 from the dwelling of the North Sa lem dairyman. Charles Cowan, aged eighteen, to onswer to a bestial crime sodomy. Al and Willis Jordan, aged re spectively sixteen and eighteen, for assault with intent to kill Tate, a man-animal who permitted his rela tive, a halfwitted girl, to enter and remain in ahouso of prostitution. Chas. Atwood and William Holtz claw, assault with deadly weapon upon Robt. Krcbbs, at Gervais. George Lawton, for robbery, he having drugged and gone through the pockets of his friend Asa Corwin while taking him home In a cab. Daniel Rodgers, for the robbery of $7.50 from the defunct demi-monde Dora Blake. George Scott, on two charges of assault. He comes from Mills City, where the difficulty occurred. Aside from these cases, Frank Gorman is out on bail, and stands accused of having stabbed Bill Hiatt. Also J. S. McDonald and JonesVro bound over with thecharge ofgambllng sot opposite their names, and Jack Halllwell for permitting unlawful gaming in his house. LOCAI. SUJIMABY. E. M. Walto spent yesterday at tho metropolis. Painless dental operations Dr. T. C. Smith, 92 Stato street. M. Shermau, the merchant Mehama, lost a very line horse that place this week. Thomas Nicholson, for being drunk and disorderly, is serving a lour days' sentence in the bastlle. - -Wanted Two furnished rooms, by mau and wife, suitable for light housekeeping. No children. Call for "B" Capital Journal office. .-Salem Is showing commendable enterprise in the manner In which it is advertising its resources and ad vantages through tho east. Albany Democrat. Wanted Good male cook for boarding houso. Permanent post tion. Must be sober, industrious and competent. Apply at office ol Capital Journal. tf You will at all times find a fresh and nice line of choice, seasonable family, and fancy groceries at the old reliable and well-known grocery house of Souiro Farrar & Co. De livered free to any part of the city. Prices always reasonable and goods first class. tf The Vagrant Law. Perhaps the repeal of no other one law would meet with such universal approval as would that of tho pres ent vagrant law. A bill for its re peal is now before tho legislature and tho Oregon taxpayers are unani mous in their support of the meas ure. Aside from serving the state no good purpose, it is very expen sive. Friends of the bill for Its re peal will breathe a sigh of relief and givo a shout for joy when the bill has passed the third readings and comes from tho governor's office de corated with His Excellency's fine Italian autograph. One Farm. Of 1S5 acres one half milo from Mehama and ono half a mile from tho O. P. R. It. 60 acres in cultiva tion, with fair houso and barn, gran uery aud other out buildings, fine orchard, good outside pasture 15 acres In wheat, good spring, fish pond, a pair of mules, 8 head of cuttle, good wagon and farm utensils generally, 00 bushels of grain pota toes and apples, all for $2260 for a few days ouly. Thomas & Payne. tf. rtjlaj; Ills Strut Car Fare. On Sunday ouo of Salem's young men who occupies a good clerkship In ono jf our mercantile stores, be took himself out for a street car ride over the city. Unused to tho man ner of pnylug tho faro, he deposited a fifty cent piece In the slot aqd went to tho driver for his change. As tho exporionco cost him just forty-flvo cents, perhaps he will know better next time. P M PARK AI TO CITY OFSAUE)MJ FINEST ADDITION TO THE CITY, Wide Avenues, Beautiful Lay of Land, Full Lots Magnificent Yiew, and Perfect Drainage. Corner Lots - Inside Lots These are positively the best lots joining the city limits. Tho tract "choice lots. Anticipate tne coming Doom wim a PROFITABLE INVESTMENT, By Buying Lots In Tho CAPITAL PARK ADD Represented By K. H. BKLIvINGBR & CO; They Also Have a LARGE LIST OF REAL Not advertised, which they offer every one having INTENDING To Give Them a Gall. SALEM, ttffinn U1UVG FINANCIAL. ESTABLISHED BT NATIONAL ATJTnOIUTY (i a M OF SALEM, OREGON. p, - - - - $75,000 Surplus, ..--.- 10,000 R. S. WALLACE, - - President. W. W. MARTIN, - Vice-President. J. H. ALBERT, h - - - Cashier. DIRECTORS) W. T. Gray, W. W. Martin, J. M. Martin, R. 8. Wallace. Dr. W. A.Cuslck, J. H. Albert, T. MeP. 1'atton. LOANS MADE To farmers on wheat and other market able produce, consigned or in store, either in private granaries or public warehouses. State and County Warrants Bought at Par. COMMERCIAL PAPER Discounted at reasonable rates. Drafts drawn direct on Now York, Chicago, San Francisco, Portland, London, Paris, Berlin, lions Kong and Calcutta. hi mi SALEM, OREGON. WM. N. LADUE, -DR. J. REYNOLDS, JOHN MOIR, - - - President. Vice President, ... Cashier. GENERAL BANKING, Exchange on Portland, Ban Francisco, New York, London and Hong Kong bought and sold. State, County and City warrants bought. Farmers aro cordially invited to deposit und transact business with us. Liberal advances mudo on wheat, wool, hops and other property at reasonable rates. Insurance on such; se curity can bo obtained at the bank'ln most reliable companies. PORTRAITS. Having opened a studio at room 6, First National bank building, Clyde Cooke Is nrennred to receive orders for rjortralts and landscape work In oil and water colore. Graded classes will also be formed for the Instruction In nvo branches. Soeclal attention given to designing and engraving on wood. d-tf. Call and Sec T.J. CRONISE, Salem's Popular Job Printer, T HIS NEW QUARTERS IN THE l Btato Insurance Bulldlnr. Cor. Com mercial and Chemeketo streets. "0-ltf The Capital National Bank First National Bank II THE -o- Only $300, AND - Only $200, for the money that can bo bought . has been platted and there are $ ESTATE'1 at tho very lowest prices, and invite property for sale and all PURCHASERS, ?,. lT.mnT.ir RiiiMino- Krota St 111 XlllllUlJ DUlUlllljj, MIUIU Uli, OREGON. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. J. M. KEENE, D. D.S.,DENTA1' Urooms over White Corner. Office total 8 a, m. to 5 p. m. .-.mr , t -rnrr,,, rT C T3 HfrfVlV physician and surgeon, has locatti and taken rooms 0 and 7 at Mrs. BargeaM I In the opera bouse. Chronic diseases 1 1 specialty. Consultation free. 12-2111 DR. MASON, DENTIST, SUCI cessor to Dr. J. C. Byrd. Office oy er Bush's Bank. MISCELLANEOUS. DAVID T. WILLIAMS, Proprietor of- Salem Steam Laundry. SALEM, OREGON. P. 8. Orders by postal card prompt ly attended to. Clothes called for and delivered. ADVANTAGES OF STEAM LAUND"1- 1. It does Its work thoroughly, however soiled the garment. ,,n.ituin- 2. It does Its work promptly, as it " dependent of the weather. . It does its work harmlessly, nw j Jurlng the clothes by unnecessary -- ana tear, nor oy mo uou u .j 4. 'its charges are most reasonable, con sidering the quality of Its work. Merchant A MAN OF TWENTY YEARS' EXPERIENCE, And supplied with only First Class GootS SUITING PANTS GOODS, VEST PATTER8 Satisfaction guaranteed. G. C. H0GAN. Statu Insurance Co's. block, Salem i,SuJdbandU each yea " "-"Tinfe-IclopodU of uffrf xnatlon v- "J"0,tW chase tho taw?" can clothe you and Juit all tie nooowary and Tit. appliance. torldo.walkcUncJ, oat. fish, hunt, "0?Jo or atay at home, and a fl2:o c styles and quantities. .""SiM what la "quired to do all tbwe COMFORTABLY. ". f0rX B&S eittoatoof the value of the op- GUIDE, which will 1m rw xeoelpt of 10 ta w PT rcf), MONTGOMERY WARDAfS 111-114 Michigan AYeau. W"" TI01 Tailorl