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TjgB LfUTURE.
pgMng the Bjg Battles 0,vcr
and Asam.
Agam
TUB BULL RUN BILL PASSES.
Has Stormy and
tnous Sessions.'
a
Tempos
The House
UOLT.NOUAU WINS THE DAY.
of Words and Much Confusion
Everywhere.
A Skower
Mr. Barin responded that " so far
nstho assertion nbout-our inability
to increase tho number of fish goes
It is not correct. Ou'tbo contrary,
it is known to all who havto ever
read upon the subject, that wc rail
increase the natural product at the
proportion of 4500 on "every six. As
to the taxes ho would inform tbo
Senate that these appropriations
and costs were to eomo from a
special tax on tho caniieries. That
the cannery man were agreed to it.
Senator Veatch opposed a fishing
bill appropriating money to en
courage the increase of fiBb. He
said: "Another bill I don't like.
For years wo have been making
su6h laws and the orily result is that
tls'U have regula"rlyi'becomo scarcer
arid dearer. Nor1 tidI" believe we
can increase the number of fish by
our laws. Another consideration
wlr.li me is the burdens wb are im-
rinslns on our taxnaVe"rs.' Wd haVe,
Mr. Chairman, in this state not; over
two hundred thousand people, ue
iluetinir from these the women and
children and non-taxpaying' niefa
we have not over thirty thousand
fax payers on whom ' all these ap-
nronriations rest. These few must
pay it all and Wo Bhould bear it in
mind." ' '" ' '
Little did some Of the members
think they were laying a trap for
themselves when they voted on the
resolution that each members name
should be called and that as their
names were called they should be
allowed to call for the immediate
consideration of any bill they might
choose, and another resolution
which acted with the above was
that no member should bo allowed
to speak on any one measure 'but
once and for not longer than five
mluutes except the introduce!", who
was allowed to t-peak twice. All
went well until last evening at the
night session, when C61. Harring
ton's name was called and, to tho
surprise of a few he called for the
"celebrated Portland water bill,"
No. 31. To say a wave of excite
ment and emotion suddenly swept
over tho Houso docs not describe
the scene. For ten mintltes'auVa's
excitement. Members who had
flowing speeches' against 'said 'bill,
suddenly recognized tho fact that
the five minutes limitation 'Tvas
against them, and an attempt wes
made to overrule the resolutidn but
it was lost. A call of the Hbuso was
asked for several times, and at
last, after tho excitement had
calmed somewhat, th'o'blll was put
on its reconsideration and the clerk
began to call ' for .the "Ayes and
Nays." Excitement again rau hiotu,
members were on their feet in "ail
instant making ft dozen1 dlQbrent
motions and as tho clerk called out
name'after name members voted In
a wild way. ' Jennlrigs to the' sur
prise of all, voted "I" and was riot
aware of the fact until tho clerk
announced tho result of the vote,
when he jumped to his feet and hid
his vote recorded 'Nb" "Tho" result
howover was 37 to 10, in favor of tho
Mil. Four members were absent.
SENATE.
t V . -
THURSDAY P. JL SESSION.
Cogswell". Motion tif'crailne re
ports to senate1 'bills' untlPtbey are
disposed of; adopted. '
H. J. It. io. Authorizing secre
tory of state to Improve Wilson
avenue: ludiciarv.
Hilton. Bill providing for per
manently locating county seat of
Gilliam county; passed.4 -
Keports of committees made.
Resolution by "Watte for appoint
ment of a committee 'to (report
""leaceofmemberafftdbnted. 'Watte.
Caamberlin and Raley appointed.
EVBNINaBESSipN ''
Coc-SWell. TtillVranrfnr onuntv if
Hamilton out of northern part of
Grant; passed. '
Special committee offered substi
tute bill for 8. B. 104, to create and
W Eastern Oregon' ' agricultural'
belles; read twice.
Special committee reported favor
ably.on Wager's bill fixing tlmo of
holding circuit court In Sixth ju
dicial 'district; passed. i '
'Irvine. Bill to amend Albany
charter; passed". ' '
Stanley. Bill amending Jackson
ville charter; passed.
Dimick. Bill amending Salem
charter; passed.
Sinclair. Bill amending Marsh-
field charter; passed. '
HOUSE.
THURSDAY P. M.' SESSION.
Harrington, Bill to commit juv
enile offenders to religious institu
tions; firt reading. t
The assessment bill ordered en
grossed, after an attempt to'advanco
t& first reading nnd to ihdeilriitely
posponc. " I
Fullerton's SupremeCourt bill, for
nl term of the court at Pendleton;
passed.
Belknap, Bill for $2000 for-n road
in Benton county; passed.
Hilton, for re-location of Gilliam
county scat; referred, wi'tli amend
ment offered, to committee on elec
tions. '
Fullertou, to pay 10,000 (North
Umpqua bridge fund) to 'Douglas
county; passed.
Condon, bill to depose the Mar
ion county sheriff from his 'ofilob as
exclusive executive officer the Su
preme court; passed.
Coinihitteo to visit insane asylum
favor tho erection of a new wing, ro1
placmg heating apparatus, seperate
treatment, etc; adopted. ' '
' Gray, for $1500 for wagon road
fr6ni' Clatiopco'urityto Washington
county; passed.
CftUthorn, for $37,600 for new
buildings, grounds and support of
the State Agricultural college; passed.
Earhart, bill to transfer the mon
ey remaining in several funds into
the general fund; passed.
Gilbert, bill to Increase the pay
of criers and bailifft; passed.
Ealey, to regulate annuity, safe
deposit and trust companies; failed
to pass.
Clackamas delegation reported fav
orably'Paquet's'bill to amend' Ore
gon City charter;' to third reading.
Committee on councies reported
favorably Cogswell's bill to-make
un navigable streams public high
ways for the floating of logs.
Hatch, bill for a board of regents
for the Monmouth Normal school;
lost.
EVENING SESSION.
The following bills were read a
third time: v
Bowditch, amending charter of
Me"dford; passed.
' Northup, consolidating Portland,
East Portland and Albina; passed.
Geer, Relating to pay of school
clerks; passed.
Northup, Authorizing the con
struction of a bridge between Port
tand and East P6rtland; passed. r
Earhart, authorizing" Portland
water committee to introduce Bull
Bun water and issue $1,600,000
worth of bonds; passed.
Bowditch, Tp protect salmon on
Columbla'river'; lost. ' b
FKIDAY A. M. SESSION.
SELECTION OP BILLS.
Haskell selected' Hi B. 230 intro
duced 'by himself, for tlie 'construc
tion of a wagon road from the town
of Huntington, to tho mouth of
Canyon Creek, Baker county; re
quiring an appropriation of ?10,000
Lost.
Gambeo called for H. B. 51, Intro
duced by 'Bluudell,' to establish a
State. Weather Service. Passed.
S. BJ' 203, was read first time by
titlo only. '
Howard selected H. B. 10, intro
duced by Condon td create' a Board
of Horticulture. 'Motion made ito
hnvn If rvmslflpivri fit. Wn.m. tn.mnr.
mow; lost. Report of committee
tailed for and' read.' Bill was lost.
Hume selected H. B. 110, to
amend Sections 393 aud 805 Beady'a
Gode'relating to procedure In equity
suits. Passed. ,
Committee on engrossed bills re
ported H. H. 237, correctly engross
ed. -
Armstrong then called for the
consideration of H. B. 237 as it had
been leturned from tho engrossing
committee. Bill was considered and
placed upon its final passage, as the
bill is qulte'Iengthy itfwill take over
two hours to read It and no action
will be reached sooner than three
o'clock this evening.
FRIDAY A. M. SESSION.
The following blllS were read a
third time on final 'passage r&
S. B. 112. Dimick? kTo define
dutieof fish commissioner ; pl&sed.
S. TJ. 135. Sinclair. ' To j. protect
salmon, etc.; passed unanimously.
S. B. 164. Steele. To'fencourago
Balraou fishing on Columbia river.
Mr. Barin explained that the cost of
tn.'se tuYea bills'' wtoiild bo defrayed
out of assessments on the canneries
who all favored them ; passed.
S. B. 28. Dawson; To buy lands
and buildings for a deaf mute asylum
at Albany ; last.
Hj B. 31. It having passed the
House and tho Senate being notified
thereof. i
At this point Mr. Carson moved a
suspension of tho rules. Several
objected as they had tried just be
fore to do so in behalf of favorite
measures. Rules suspended and II.
B.'Sl read first and second time by
title' now. '
Again the motion was to suspend
and road it now the third time and
pass It. This is tho Portland Bull
Run water bill that passed the
House last night a now bill. At
this point Tongue solemnly protest
ed. Courtesy had gono far enough
and he spoke with much repressed
feeling. But the rules wero sus
pended and tho bill was read uifyl
passed, under previous question
yeas 23, nays 5, absent 2.
Senator Tongue apologized for his
opposition. Holding up the Morn
ing Orcgonlun ho exclaimed, "I see
it was published hero that tho bill
was to be pushed through tlie senate.
Ididnotknow-'that."
THIRD READING CONTINUED.
S. B. 118, substitute for 49 and 58.
To amend Sees. 2350, 01-3.4 and
3302 and repeal 3359-00 of Hill's
Code concerning stock iuspectionj
passed.
S. B. 149. Eakln. To amend law
soas'to ihclud6 Lane county, 'con'
corning s"wiue at 'large.
' S. Bl 33.' Fullertou. To amend
4081,82, 97 of laws': -to rrinke 'road
districts and v6ting precincts' com
mensurate. '
Kenioral Notice.
S. A. RlggS (Successor to J. A.
McDonald) has removed' his Marblo
and Granite Works to Commercial
street oppositeStato Insurance Build
ing, where he is prepared to db' first
class work on short notice. '
He has tho largest stock over
brought to tho state aud will sell
at prices as low as tho lowest. For
honest'Nvork give'hlm a call. 2wlw
NEW
TO-DAY.
WP. WILLIAMS, STENOGRAPHER!
. and Typewriter Copyist. Will makel
reports of trials, ,etc.; copying on type
writer accurately and neatly done. Omco
wlthiUoores,&Maunlng,3J.7Commercal,5t
REEDS OPERA HOUSE.
Engagement Extraordinary.
Tuo Wonderful Violin Virtuoso
and
Grand Concert Company.
Under tho management of J. P. HOWE
American tour Unexampled success
Hailed by tho mess and nubile ns tho In-
Kltlmato successor of OLE BULL tho
prince of violinists.
Thursday and Friday Evenings,
February 14th and 15th.
3-Rcserved
Book Store.
seats ' '6n sale At Patton's
OREGONIAN RAILWAY CO.
i f, ni
(Limited Line.)
CIIAS. N SCOTT, -
Receiver.
On and after Dee. 2 1888, and until further
notice trains will run dally (except Hun
day) as follews:
EAST SIDE,
CouurgAIull,
Portl'd Alnll
From Port
land STATIONS.
Tow'rd Port
land
Lv.
Ar.
Lv.
7.15
I0.W)
10.15
10.28
10.49
11.02
11.17
11:31
11.4')
11.46
11.57
12.07
12.20
12.4.1
12.47
1247
1.20
1.85
1.5.1
2.10
2.25
2.28
2.B5
8.41
2.48
8.01
3.20
840
4.02
4.1U
4;40
5.-02
&20
5:40
6.08
" 6:30
641
7:15
rOUILANDPiWY
Ar. 6.30 p m.
Foot of Lincoln St
Lv
Ar
8.3a
nays Landing,
Bt.. Paul's,
French Pralrlo,
Folse,
Wopdburn,
Town send,
McKee,
Baron's,
Mt. Angel,
Down's,
Hllvcrton.
Johnston's JIM'
'Switzerland.
2 55.
2.45
2.23
2.08
143
1.81
1.28
1.22
1.13
12.57
12.20
J2.00
1L6.5 ,
11.40
11,25
11J12
1040
10.30
10.28
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745
7:21
70
0j42
051
6.00
am
East Bide Junct,,!
iuiicicay,
Shaw,
Aumsvllle,
West Htay ton
Grovel lnt,
North Hantlnm,
O ViCrossW,
Hclo Junction,
West Hclo, '
Thomas' Fork,
Crubtree,
plcer, '
Tollman,
Lovrson,
Plalnvlew.
I.lnn,
Brownsville,
Twin Buttes,
Rowland,
Prlceboro,
Wllkms,
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Commutlon
Tickets at two
at stations liavj
cents per
Ing agents.
mile on sale
Connection at Ray's and FulqunrU
Lapdlng with Rummer "Cltyof Balem "
CHA. N. 8COTT, Receiver.
General Ofncte, N W Cor. First and PlneSt
Portland, Oregon.
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PHYSICIAN.-MHS. DU. M. K. McCOY,
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NOTICE.
r.J.I.AlEN.THE lir.l.IAIU.n Wagon
innkcr, tins imiM'il to -T Stato street, hav
ing rcimiMjd his chnp liinii tho old stand,
,'tllf Commciclal strict, on account ol tho
election of' the no-u brick. Mr. Kartell
will b p1cnsMl to s(o hlsoldcustnmersand
as many new ones as will tharo their pa
ttonago iih htm, at his new loiditlon.
All orlc guaranteed. Netto Scrlbcr it
l'ohle's shop. 1-127-tf.
REM6YAL NOTICE.
JOHN KNinUT, THE IlLACKSMlTir
and wagon mitkei', liuaiiimcd his shop to
No. 210 Liberty tit l eel, hcio ho will bo
ready for business alter Monday, Jan. 2Mb.
I wish to stato to my fi lends and patrons
that I will bo better piepmed fiom now on
to executo all work In my line than uny
ttmobefoic. Thanking all for tho liberal
support lhavo ieecledat jour hands, I
umyouis lespectfully.
JOHN KNIGHT,
Liberty Street, Balem, Ogn.
1ILACKSMIT111NG and HORSESHOEING.
Havo moved to 47 and 49 Htato street,
where they uro now ready for work, All
our old patrons and fi lends uro Invited to
call and neo us In our now location. Wp
nio better piepmed for work now than
over having seemed moio room. 10-1-tf.
BKACKSM1TI1ING and WAGOXMAKISG.
TOlIN HOLM, THi: OLD UULtAllLE
J lllacksmlth, has removed his shop to
corner of Commercial and Chemcketo Hts.,
whcio ho Is ready to sero the public, llnv
Ing associated with lilm Mr. 11. llannon.au
experienced wagon-maker recently from
l'ortlund, ho Is now prepared better than
ever to do ull kinds of agon aud carrlugo
making nnd Topahlng; all kinds of lilack
smlthlng ulid repairing, and a general
horseshoeing buslncAS. Ho has all kind
ofshoes.steetrottlng, lmndmado, etc., and
fits them In a selentlllo manner. Special
attention given to thu construction of wag
ons and carriages. Hcmembor tho place,
opposite State Iimuanco building.
nnsci:LT.ANi:ous.
PORTRAITS.
Having opened a studio at room 0, First
National bank building, Clydo Cooko Is
piepmed o rccclVQ oi tiers lor portraits
and landscapo woik In oil and water
colors. Graded classes will also bo formed
for tho Instruction In llvo branches,
Special attention given to designing nnd
engraving on wood. d-tf.
-Cull und See-
T.J. CRONISE,
Salem's Popular Job Printer,
AT' IIIH NEW QUAUTiniH IN THE
Htatq Insurance Building, Cor. Com
mercial and Chemcketo streets '0-ltf
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NE OF THE LAItGKST ESTABLISH,
menu In tho State. IOwer rates than
ortland. Largest stock Legal Itlanks Ic
tho Htato, a -d biggest discount. Bend foi
prlcollstof Job printing, nnd catalogue ol
Jegal blanks. E. M. AVAITE,
Steam Printer, Salem, Oregon.
TRIMMING and DRESSMAKING.
PS. C. A. RICE
Wishes to Inform tho Ladles of Halom that
she Is prepared U do trimming and
drcssmaklnglnall Its d I Her
ein branches In tho
' ' LATEST STYLES ' '
Prices reasonable and satisfaction guaran
teed. Call and seo hor beforo placing your
orders. 05 State street, up stairs, lm.
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Arrangmcnts havo been completed for
opening a lully and perfectly equipped
lluslness College in Halcm, in duo time.
Tho entire upper floor of I ho First National
Hank building Is to bo re-arranged for the
school, with ofllces. bank, etc., lor buslneH
practice. Instruction will ho given,
DAY una EVENINO,
In Spelling, Grammar, Penmanship. Cor
respondence, Single and Doublo l-.ntry
liooic-Keepliig, llanking.Olllce I'rac-,
tlcc, lluslness Forms, Com
mercial iMvr,
Shorthund, 'Typowrltlnsc
And other branches essential to u practical
education The fcli(xl will be In charge of
two exierlcneed and competent touchers
nno for the business department, another
for tho shorthand dopurtment.
THOROUGH WORK.
Will be Insisted on fiom the llrsl. through
which thu school expects to makou iepu
tatlonetiuiil to Unit of tho boot. DtMuuir
tivk CXUCUJ.AJUJ will bo roady for distri
bution ut nn early date. For further
partloulurtt.addrexti
SALEM UUBINEHH COLLEGE,
Halom, Oregon,
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