1 "THE LEGISLATURE. The Senate Does Much In a Little Time. WILL ADJOIli NEXT SATURDAY. So They Decided at This Movning's Session. STOHMY IN TIIK 1IOU8K. The Cliatr Strikes Out From llotli Shoulders. ti,o ii.illcs will have water. The bill passed thvOugh the House this morning vyitlwwiish. The bill I was introduced in Vie beuato Dy Watkins, nd authorize Dalles City to incur n indebtedness of ilfty thousaiidlollars for tut! purpose of providlnf the city witlj good and wholesome water, and ibr the erec tion audfeonstruction oifpurchase of such wifier works aim reservoirs within ol without tho limits of the city as iv&y oc necessary or conven ient theroW, ancUfto provide for the issuinc oWwiftls and the pay ment of the princlrjal and interest thereon. The bonds are dlflerout in one resnect from the celebrated Bull Run water bill bonds, as they are "taxable." SENATE. FRIDAY P. M. SESSION. Northup. Eill to regulate pilotage rates on Columbia river ; nussed. Snecial committee of seuutors from Eastern Oregon rcporUfti bill to es tablish agricultural apciellea in Ore gon, with aniemfiSnits.engrossed Cliandler. BinTestricting- sena tors to live imputes' time on any one subiect : an nted. Cogswell.Ii 11 for relief of Lake county ; passed Gray, feill or relief of Clatsop county:; passed EVENI S'Q SESSION. The followinj bills, wene passed Bills amending Corvailis, La Grande, Pendleton, Grant's Pass, Albina, Eucene City charters in corporating jakeview : Central Point; Watts' tbill amemding Day- ton charter. Joint coram tiary reportei tteo to visit pouiten- with recommenda- tions ; referred Mackay. T , judiciary. iat either super! n- tendent or wftrden of penitentiary be required to feside in the prisen: adopted. SATIURDAyV A. 51. SESSION. Senate passed motion to .adjourn till 1 p. m. Monday. S. B. 2QG substituted for 104. S. B. 204. Bounty B. 204. Bounty seat of Polk county reconsideration postponed till 2 p. m. Mdhday. House message notifying the pas sage of Bevuml bills. Also that S. B. 195, G9, 6, S J. E. G were passed, and S. B. 39, o, and 109. The following bills were read a third time ana passed S. B. 94. -"Section 44 amended concerning vduue of suits. S. B. 98. Tp amend Sec. 557, tax ing costs. J S. B. 107. A -crime to ask to be put on a juryl' S. B. 108. Amending 387 miscel laneous laws, concerning suits in equity. i S. B. 115. Giving $2500 per year for a refuge home. S. B. 122. Appointing two com misionecs to Aid in selecting juries. S. B. 18. heriff to file st ub books Instead of subs with tho county clerks and other officers. S. B. 8G.j Establishing a boat man at Astoria in servico of the health officer; fixing salary, S. B. 201.1 To amend 1 1, o 70 of laws relating to supervisors of roads. S. B 83. Jr To amend Sec. 2304 so as to allow deputy ot tho district at torney to attoud courts. S. B. 89. f To give hotel keepers Hens on baggage, etc., of guests. B. B. OO.ft To amend Sec. 1082, making it ap offense to leave of fensive matter unburied, ete. HOUSE. FIIIDA M. SESSION. Beading e: Lnsscssmout bill ; pass- ed, 34 to 20, i bsont 0. Hatch's Mc miiouth Normal school billion tho i ual passage tho vote was2tv20, absentT Failed to pass. V ; JT "Williamson kbJu against pastur- lg stock on i-fteVlands of others : lied. J ' - Jeiming'fli 11 regarding tho col lotion or taxi s; withdrawn. Diniick. T . protect fish, and to eate a ilsh ommlsslon ; failed to pass. Jennlng's l on collections of jaaavxxwynvsakUF.vteSiuiJiHnH iw.n wh. wy Packer's bill fo pul o roaas lor logging and hi passed. g purposes ; Ladd. Bill a ding the special Portland school law govern! n district : recferr :d to engrossing commltte WattyTo allows boom on North Yamhill river ; failed to pass Chambcrlin's rifcirm school bill passed, 30 to 1 !, 1 ilih-L'Ut evi mn . aiisioN. Pope ofh . : t rfaolution provid ing for 1'. appointment of a com mittee of three to compute the mile age of members ; aaopted Maxwell. BiHnf imprinting $14,- 811 for the relief of rUlnmook coun- ty ; passed. McCoy. Bill to c of Fulton out of eate tho county jiart of Wasco county ; passed, w Hi amendment that the name of the' county be Sherman. 4 Ladtl's bill to anffind tho act pro viding for the estabiydunent of spec ial school districts iu towns of 10, 000 inhabitants nnjl over ; passed. Requiring the superintendent or warden of the penitentiary to reside atithe prison in the quarters provid ed ; concurred in. s Joint committee tosvisit the peni tentiary reported, making various recommendationsj;. committee on ways and nieansTqH Stanley. To aniej Jacksonville charter; passsd. Irvine's bill to charter ; passed. SATURDAY A. Albany session. SELECTION 61 RILLS. Moore selected HIb. 170, to appro priate money to aid the county courts of Washington andTillamook counties to construct a wagon road. Passed. f Geer of Marion, called to tho chair. Morelock by request, called for H. B. 69, authorizing The Dalles City, to incur an indebtedness of $50,000 for water works. Passed. Moss called for Si B. 59, to pro vide for the construction ot a wagon road from Parslcvsto the state line on the South and appropriate money therefor. ' Hume called fojtho clerk to call tho roll of tho House; adopted and the Sergeant of Arms sent after the absentees, S Northup moved that a further call of tho Housolbe dispensed with and S. B. 59, be made a special order at 11:30; lost. Pau'sen, askedm leave of abseneo for ten minutes,!? "said he wanted out," Speaker pfp tern Geer, declar ed it out of ord?f laughter. Gooduough nffked to bo excused for tho day; objections were raised and tho Speaker said he would be pleased to excuse him but it w.w a t within the power of tho Chair to do so. Great applause. Northup for second time, moved that the furthejp call of the House be dispensed witjl; lost. Applause. "Northup raised to a point of in quiry as to whether he would bo allowed to rea,d out of the American Encyclopedia" Motion mjule by Thompson to dispense with further call of the House. Pasted. Goodnouglv excused for tho day, Thompsoiwigain moved for a call of tho House? Hume moved that the assistant sergeant at arms bo sent to aid the sergeant ataarms in lindiug the "naughty nine." At 10:55 the Sergeant of arms ap peared at tle outword gate of the bar and sal a, "Mr. Speaker, I have perfqrmed my duty and have suc ceeded iulbringiug forth Messrs. Miller of jfickson, Bowditch, Price, Apperson.B Miller of Linn, and Fisher of Polk," Mr. Speaker "Gentlemen, you have unseated yourselves, carelessly, from the session of tho House for an hour when time- is very valuable. It is the opinion of tho chair, and pre sumably eft the House, that a due regard forS strict performance of the duties you owo your constituents would recuiro a more constant atr tendance fin tho sessions of this uouy. tends Gel ltlemen, the House ex- to i'ou a warm recepti on.' Applausi Blundol be presenti Jmoved that each absentee 5d with a "brass collar.' Miller of his opinl "muzzled Jackson, said that it was li mat tney nau ncen Snough already." Great laughter. Furtheracall of the houso dis pensed wi Speaker jin stated that S. B. 59, was on its final passage, roll called antrum waa passpu. Cofnvon roadsand highways re ported thiltB. 92 had been con sidered nmuPrWommended that it do not pjAViW indefinatly po- pened. , Comfon elections roportod S. B. 01 considered and recommended itn passage with amendments ; adopted. - tmaBK?BEmi 73'WB Napton called for II. P.. 208, to appropriate money to the county court of Malheur county to con struct n wacron buaw over ine Owyhec fiver; Iik Northupe S. B. 101, but as it was not i was passed w )iise, lils name to call it any other time. Paquet called fur amend section 580, H. D., 67, chanWT l'i Hills Code relating to the tkuierf county superintendents ; pawed. Thompson moved that House adjorn until 2 o'clock Monday. t. w Much. This word "living" is a vague mid i indelliiitc substantive. One of our correapondf'ilH ''-lis iu this Issue of a citizen w. i nri,. . lis hit castle at an expense . i2 a wcl. or less. You and I know faniilWs who live comtortably on $300 jv joar, and others who have S150J5 and ..re al ways short. TheroJtiro as uuuiy ways of living as there areof getting a living, irnd happf is ho who can measure wnjit he wants i ith what hehas. T naif who can do that can "always gxitiia living; me man who cannot ys gets a little less than a living, s for more than that, no man t he has a com- peteucy. defined this world as a 'ainancialvhorizun that recedes as wfi advance AVo never reach it. Jay Gould hhs not got there yet. He is breakinkdown his health in a struggle for a row more millions. Oh, mysterious, elusive paradoxi cal dollar 1 Thou art so easy to be gotten and yet bo hard! Lewiston Journal. Very few farmers keep any ac count of disbursements and re ceipts. The Mbit of doing this woukWdo mojro towards keeping things straiijhwjjan anything else. It would form corrocjt business habits By keeping anSicpount of every iflollar received and paid out one could know how he stands at the end of the year which two thirds of us seem to have no idea ot. Farmers Journal. www iaa j r a NEW TO-D VY. JENNINGS,). 1). S.-DENTIST-Omce O In tho New Bank lllock, Commercial street, Stilem. Sign of the big tooth. dv w. r. WILT.IAMS. STENOGRAPHER . nnd Tvuewrlter Conylst. Will miiko reports of trluW, etc.; copying on type writer accurately nnd neatly done. Olllco with iloores&ilannlng,ai7 Commercial St. MAIL LETTINGS. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. POSTOrFICE DEPARTMENT. Va-hlngton, D. C Feby. 1, 1889. I'ropo.snlh will be received at tho contract olllco or this department until 4 p in of April 10, 18SU, for carrying tho mall of the United Stnte'i upon tho routes, and accord ing to tho schedule or arrival and depar ture (specified by the department, In tho State of Oregon, from July 1, 1889, to Juno 30, 1S90. Lists of routes, with schedules ol arrivals nnd departures, Instruction to bidders with forms, for contracts and bonds, nnd all other necessary Information will bo furnlihcd on application to tho Second Assistant I'ostmaster General DON ...DICKINSON. Ows OREGONIM RAILWAY CO. (Limited Lint. CHAS. X SCOTT, - - Receiver. Uedjfiu iiTWi- !i urn '? hca ahvfi ilnftfl VSnt has On nnd niter Dec. 2 1888, nnd until further notlco trains will run dally (except Sun day) ns follews: EAST SIDE, Coburg Mall ' l'ortl'd Alufl From l'ort- STATIONS. Tow'rd Port land . land l.v. 7.ia i'ohtlani) vxvr v Ar. 0.30 p m. Ar. JO.on Footofl.incolnStliV :i.!io. I.v. 10.15 Hay's Landing, Ar 2 05. " 10.28 St. Paul's, " 2.45 " 10.49 French I'rairlo, " 2.2:1 " 11.02 Folse, " 2.0S " 11.17 Woodburn, " 1.5.5 " lljSl Townsond, " 1.31 11,4') Mclfeo, " 1,'JB " 11.41 Huron's, " 1.22 " 11.57 Mt. Angel, " 1.111 " 12.07 Down's, " 12.57 " 12.20 silverton. " 12.20 " 12.18 JulinhtoiiV 31111' " 12.00 " 12.47 rtwltzorland, " 11.55 " 127 iihtHIdoJunct., " 11.40 " 1.20 JIacIoay, " ll.'JT, " 1.35 Hhaw, " 11.12 " IJB Aumsvlllo, " 101 " 2.10 WostHtnyion " 10M " 2.2 Gravel Pit, " 10.28 " 2.28 North Hantlnm, " 10.1.". " '2JV, OPC'roMtng, " 10.11) " 8.48 Heio Junction, " 1WU " 2.48 W'ostSoio, " 10.(1! 8.01 Thotnas' Fork, 0.6J 3.20 Cmbtreo, VM " SJJ0 Splcor, " . U.U " 4.02 Tullmnn, 0,01 1.1U lowhon, H.48 " 4:10 Plalnvlew. " 8rt 5:0U Mnji, 8)10 " ao Ilrownsvllle, " 75 " ' ill Twin IlutK. 7i8I (.:, RowlHiid, " 7:00 ' 0:80 Prieeboro, " ftlj Ml WllkiiiH, " 091 7:15 Ooburif. " 0s00 Ar p m Alt I.V I,v ii m ("-oiiiiniitloti iTlckeU at twoeentx per mile on wtle at sUtlotm Imv Ing Hgenlti. Connection at ItHv'n nnd Fulounrl lAiidlnir with Hteumer "City of HhUiii " CI1A. N. SOOTr, lleoelvur. General Ofiloen, N W Cor. I1rt and Ilueht roruana, urecon. NEAT ADATJUTISiaiENTS. FOUND! I-IEIK IT IS ! Tl-IH KEY TO vSl ICCESS! Success in Business requires preparation 1 Therefore, Cmroughly master Commercial Arithmetic, Business Penmanship and Biwinesn Correspon dence, Book-keeping bv botli Single and Double Entry, tho nature and correct live of Commercial Papers, Commercial Law and Business practice. Learn, also, Shorthaml and Type-wilting. Manifold, and Dictation work. All thconie needed in business, and are thoroughly taught by exper ienced teachers at tho SALEM BUSINESS COLLEGE NOW OPEN! m BOOT AND SHOE STORE. -No. 03 STATE RELIABLE GOODS AND REASONABLE PRICES. Goods marked in plain iigurcs. Remember the place and give us a call. BAILEY F BODWELL, 05 Stale Street, jnjjM,.- r.-TcCTimTirvwigKnasjiqtJg3KiIgg BOO B O O O o T T S S WM. BROWN & CO. -DHALKltS IN- Leather and Findings! CASH PAID FOIt Wools, Hides, PcRs and Fur?r 231 Commercial St., Salem, Or' CALIFORNIA! the LO.TAi. . ucAri-LC0UGNC --r-O 1 ,-jHA 'AUn'J X-Bfll (9bsAsrM'.CoW B. xDronitievviPV "(TlictrAcr-c-ruortM.'l-- rL U N05 -Soil n Gu Sc-ntl for CircuUr-.l hrtKh3 k9.- M1ED.NE &nl.co.emini.ckL: H O F YTrlTsl Wsv uk.rfricri -!&mi'i? SOLD AND GUARANTEED BY D. W. MATTHEWS & COMPANY, 106 STATE ST.. SALEM:, OR SNELL, HF.ITSHU & WOODARD, Wholesale Deoot, TO Can furnUh either Moeiulto or n mlxtuie of Mlsqulte and Lincoln emwi on terms that will nllow you to seed down your Hiring nt h oot of from CO to Wkj per nero. Addrw. T. C.JOHV, wn d2w llOK 111, Stilem, Or. $50. HORSES. $50. One hundred IimuI of brood mure and young hoiMa for mue. Forty or fifty colts expected in the pring Two ftne hontei, Clyde and rcrheau stock, welielit . icon nni tttvenieen nunnrea; u nw uobh . in ihebttnd for l!i .i t th't yenw. i ' -inal ntok from l he hot .iiiullty ut iii.iiin. ('oriiertlt'iiliiis mi1(Ii'ms mnee . II. HVAIW, I wit. Hulein, Or, GRASS UriswoM's Block, Salem, urcgon. STltEET- Salem. H o O F s ySs? k o N 7 !.' Land of Discoveries. Those who have used it '."! (llu mo Klvlng Mitisfactlun, and n cus tomer with llioncliltlH Hays It Is tho only icinudy thntKivcx instmit lcllcf. HinuiKt.i. a. Covint, DriiKKlfttR, HIvoratilc, Cnl." Howr. " tho pleasuro to lnfann uVu you that your Preparations arc ihcotlnff wltulnrgOMiIeH. Wo hear Nothing but Praise EK easlon to'-'ut.o them. Nanscawen a Co,, DruirglhlH, Vlwiila, Cnl." 'flint It will accompli -h tho end desired In nllnk'Ctlonsof thoTlirnntniid I.iiiiks k,i.!il i nil you not only will not ho Will without it youihdf. hut will recommend It to others, as thousands havo dono, who liavo tried oveothlni; elso In vain. Money Is no object whom BSUnVanS !!0 Convince You trlilliiK Hum of one dollar can purchtibo u remedy that will Btand between you and ono of tho most dreaded of human ills. Circulars sent free, contnlnlngdetallcd descriptions. SANTA ABIE Is prepared only by tho AHIKTINK MEWOAIj CO., Orovlllo, Cal. 7RRR1 jui Tho Best on Earth is Dllworth'H JAVA FIJ 1M It la ready rousted nnd only "5 centH jKir iioiind imekiigc. For wilo by ROTH & GREENHAUM, fl'liBUiiem IIoum arooern.) CourtSt - - - 3Hlm NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS You are hereby retjuevted to come forward nnd my your Uxm at onee, an the nmn will Iwwoine dellniiuenti within thirty ilsyn from UiU date. I!. 11. Choisan, Hherlfl'anil (olKetor of taxi, HALKM, Oh., Keb. 1, 18. wtf. T niimRi m VUll UUi UUl 1. )S3HBMXttan9lftQH ritOriWSIONAT, CAItllS. 1MI. J. M. KKKXE, 1), 1). H., DENTAL lyrxxims over WhlloCotner. 8a. ,ni. to 6 p. in. Ulllco hours pIIYHlrl.VN. MHS. I)K. M. E. MfCOY, I nhVhieliin and smvpoii. ling Inciitpil ond tnken itimns il and 7 at Mrs. SarKoants in tho opera liotive. Chronic diseases iv specialty. Consultation free. 12-'Jldvk DR. MASON, DENTIST, SIT (.'tfssor o Dr. J. 0. Rr!. Ollii'o our Rush's Rimli. lU.ACKSMlTIJTXO. NOTICE. r.J.I.AHSKN.TUH UKI.IAllLE Wagon milker, has mined to II Mate stieet, hav ing removed his hlmp lrom tho old stand, Hid Commercial stiret, on account ot tho election of the now bi-lelt. Jlr. Ijirsen will b pleased to see hlHoIdcustomcrsand as many new ones as will share their pa InmiiKO with hlni, at his new location. All work Riinmntecd. Next to Scrlhcr .t ruble's Miop. l-'-T-tf. REMOVAL NOTICE. .mux kniout. Tin: ulacksmitu and miikoii niaUor, has moved ills shop to No. 'Jill Liberty stieet, where ho will bo ready for business alter Mondiiy,.lnn.2$th. 1 wish to state to m friends and patrons that I will be better prepared from now on to execute nil work In my lino than any llino before. ThankliiKiill for tho liberal support I havo received at your hands, I am yours icspcctfully, JOHN KNIGHT, Liberty Street, Htilcm, Ogn. BLACKSMITIIING and HORSESHOEING. Havo moved to 17 nnd 10 State street,, whero they nro now ready for work. All our old patrons and friends nro Invited to cnll and seo us In our new location. We aro better prepared for work now than ever having scoured niuro room. 10-1-tf. BKACKSMITIIIXG and WAGOXMAKING. TOHN HOLM, THE OLD ItELIAHLE J lllacksmlth, has removed his shop to corner of Commercial nnd Chemekcto Hts., where ho is ready to servo tho public, IIuv InKassoclatedwitli hlni Mr. H, llnnnon.im experienced wiiKon-inaker recently from Portland, ho Is now prepared hotter than over to do all klndsof N,aifon nndeariliiKO making nnd repnliiiiK; nit kinds of black smlthlnp; and lepalrinir, and a Kcucriil horscshoelnst business. Ho has nil kinds of Hhocs.steel.t rott Inu, hand made, etc., anil fits them In ii selentlllc nianner. Special attention given to the construetlon ol wag ons nnd carriages, ltenieiiiber tho place, opposltoStato Insurnuci) building. misci:llani:us. PORTRAITS. Having opened a studio at loom (I, l'Mrst National bank building, Clyde Cooko Is prepared to receive oidcrs for portraits and landscape work In oil and water colors. O railed classes will also bo formed for tho Instruction In live branches. Special attention given to designing and engraving on wood. d-tf. -Cull unci Soe- T.J. CRONISE, Salem's Popular Job Printer, AT HIS NEW QUAll'l'EIlH IN THE State Iiihiiraueo Iluildlug, Cor. Com merclal and Cheinokoto street '0-ltf ONE OK THE LAllOlisT ESTA11L1SH inentH In tho Stale. Utwer rates than l'ortland. Largest stock Legal lllunlts lr thoStato, iv -d biggest discount. Send fin prlcollstof Job printing, and catalogue ol legal blanks. K. M. WA1TE, Htcum I'rlnter.Haloin, Oregon. TltlJIJHN'G anil IIHESSMAKIXO. MRS. C. A. RICE WIsIioh to Inform tho Ladles of Salem that she Is prepaicd to do trlmmliiKimd drossiiialclugin all Its dlll'or- ent branches In tho "LATEST STYLES' ' 1'rleoH roabonnlilo and satisfaction guuniu Cull nnd seo hor before plmillitf your orders, lO State sticct, up hIiiIik. lm, SALEftl BUSINESS COLLEGE. ArrangiuontH have been oomploted for opening u lully and perfectly equipped Ililblli(s CnUcgi) ill Salem, ill die' time. The entire upper Moor of the First National Hank building Is to Ik) Kwirrmijjed for tho school, with olllces, bunk, etc., for biulnos practice. Instruction will I mi kIvoii, DAYiindttVUNING, Iu Spilling, (liiiminar, l'eiiiimushlii, Onr- rc'siioii'leiu'e, slni'le and Doulilo l.ntry L'.iK) -Kt)'-i'iiiif, llaiiklng.OIllce I'rnu- tlce, JtuttliiCMM KoruiH, Com- merclal IjiW, Sliorllitind. Typevvrltlnu, And other brunches osioiitutl toupruetluul education The school will tie In elm rue of twoi'xirleiiciil Mud (omHtent teschem; one lor the hualne department, auuther for the shorthand deiiurtnient. THOROUGH WORK. Will be InnUltMl on lrom the tlret, through which the Mihool expects to inukeu r)iu tatloiiwiiiHl to that of the betit. Dkmckii'. TiVKCiiifUbAiis will Ue reUy for distri bution nt hii curly date. For rtuther lNirtlcului'S, address SALEM HU8INEHB COLLEGE, Bsloni, Oregon, SCRIBER PORLE Mil fftj M -1 IK 1: ', t