THE LEGISLATURE.
Tnero is Only Ono More Day
For Them.
BILLS RUSHING TUROUGH.
The Second and Third Readings Pass
Oh Speedy Wings.
TO-MOItllOTV NIGHT THE LAST.
The Vcr Diem 1YU1 lo Ended anil The
Members Gone.
SENATE.
WEDNESDAY P. M. SESSION.
TouRue, bill to nrovido against
spreading
of infectious diseases
araoug domestic stock; passed
Armstrong, bill for relief of Mrs.
N. J. McPhcrsou; passed.
Condon, bill creating state board
of horticulture; passed.
Myers, bill protecting contractors,
sub-contractors and laborers; passed.
Kullerton. bill to create board of
agriculture for Southern Oregon;
passed. '
Bill by committee on counties fix
ing fees of clerks in certain counties;
passed.
Tongue, bill to increase efficiency
iu public schools; passed.
Condon, bill fixing fees of bailiff
of supreme court; passed.
Watts, prohibiting deductions for
indebtedness; lost.
Dimick, amending charter of Sa
lem; passed.
Wager, regulating the foreclosure
of mortgages; lost. (
THURSDAY A. M. SESSION.
Committees fisheries,1 enrolled bills
public printing reported.
House bills on first reading:
No 96. To amend Sec. 3458 of
code concerning lawful fences In
East Oregon; passed.
H. Ji. 141. To amend Sec. 2429,
criminal code concerning appeals
to the supreme court; passed.
The following bills were read and
passed to second reading.
H. J. R. Protesting against the
removal of R. It. commissioners was
referred to judiciary.
H. 13. 80 by Short. To repeal Sec.
3211, 3212 3213-14-15-16, of code.
H. B. 77 by Gilbert. T 1, C 23,
concerning distrioutioa and descent
of realty.
H. B. 65 by Harrington. Relat
ing to money loans by co-operative
companies.
H. B. 42. To amend Sec. 1932
1940 code.
H. B. 104 by Condon. To repeal
Sec. 1, 2, 3, 4, of act to support Uni
versity of Oregon.
H. B. 41 Condon. To amend Sec.
552, T 0, C 5, laws, costs In courts.
H. B. 62 BlupdelL To, establish
state weather service for Oregon.
H. B. 110 Hume. To amend code
of civil procedure Sec. 393, 805.
H. B. 144 Gilbert. To amend Sec.
4078 of codes road districts,
Committee on railroads report.
H. B. 63. In favor for third read
ing. 49. Smith Portage Ry. between
Dalles and Celilo.
32. Strowbridgo. To preyent en
ticing seamen.
63. Apperson. To prevent sale ot
unwholesome foods.
151. To amend Sec. 892 Code;
criers and baliffs of courts.
24, To transfer certain funds.
164. To aid county court Bentou
county to construct 'a wagon road.
228. Gilbert. To amend Sec. 21,
Code ; trial judgments .against crlm
inal minors. . ;
137, To amend Sec. 2621 General
Laws ; salaries of clerks of school
districts.
167. Maxwell. To relievo Tilla
mook county.
179. Ricker. Roads for lumber
ing purposes.
187. Concerplng school, districts
in towns of 10,000.
18. To create the county of Sher
man. 121. To prevent sheep being
driven 6ver larids of another.
170. To aid county courts" of
Washington and Tlllanjopk to inake
wagon road to Gales, "Wilson creek.
67. To amend Sec. 2590 Title 8,
!8; education.
230. To aid Baker county to build
road for Huntington to Conner
week.
23Q. To protept .contractors, etc.,
'QclaJmsasR. liPol,
175. Paulsen. To hold agricul
tural liiatititfes and appropriate
fcPPey tharofoifc. ti
4. To regulate practice of medi
cine. Nl. Tonmend Sec. SOisposl
ton of property ; by-HHl. .
20. To amend. Keo. 8471, 3480",.
apter 41 ; county funds.
15. To create office of recorder
for Jackson county.
215. To amend Sec. 4063 ot Hill's
Code ; county roads.
191. Plats of towns and cemeter
ies, and recording same.
105. To improve Stato Capitol
grounds by purchasing additional
block ; 5,000 appropriated.
40. To enable benevolent societies
to provide for homeless children.
112. To protect birds' nests.
218., To protect flshihg Industry
and collect taxes from certain
parties.
94. Amend 2584 of laws diplomas
certificates of graduates of agricul
tural institutions, etc.
171. To relieve school district 35
in Multnomah county, Or.
48. For a boom on Rogue River.
205. To relievo J. M. Dinsmore
and appropriate $110.
206. To permit Salem, Tillamook
& Astoria railway to build a bridge
over Willamette river at Salem.
204. To relievo John Stapleton
and appropriate 150.
147. To section &542, chapter 40,
health officers at Coos Bay, Yaquina
City, etc.
190. Recording wills.
92. To amend 2575, 7037 pertain
ing to education.
227. Incorporation of churches.
220. To 2593, Title 3, chapter 16,
tax property for school purposes.
240. Committee on claims, to
amend section 3564, 67, 68, 80 and 50;
insurance loss.
'100. Amending section 409; In
junction. 197. Amending section 4070, title
1, chapter 70, to require county
roads to be 60 feet wide.
219. Tq relievo Sherman and
Briggs.
HOUSE.
WEDNESDAY P. 51. SESSION.
Crook. Bill of the senate com
mittee on agriculture for stock in
spectors for the counties. Thomp
son offered an' amendment making
the salary of the Multnomah in
spector $25 a year ; passed.
Miller of Linn. Bill for a public
soda spring in Xinn county ; Inde
finitely postponed.
Wait. For $2500 a year for the
Portland refuge home ; passed.
Crosno. Bill for a health officer at
Yaquina bay ; passea.
Myers. Bill for a consitutlonal
convention ; failed to pass.
Cogswell. To regulate irrigating
ditches ; failed to pass.
Gray. For the relief of Clatsop
county ; refused a second reading.
Stanley. For relief of Jackson
county ; failed to pass.
Gray. For a boatman at Astoria ;
passed, t '. '
Chandler. To amend Baker City
charter ; passed.
Gilbert. Bill to regulate the in
corporation of churches and chari
table societies ; passed. .
Northup. BillconsolIdatlngPort
land, East Portland and Albina ;
passed.
Joint committee on assessment
and taxation billtto 'revlso taxation
law ; referred to committee of five
hold-over senators.
Resolution ty Mooro authorizing
secretary of stato to publish pro
ceedings of legislature ; adopted.
THURSDAY A. M. SESSION.
S.B. 168, by Stanly, to appropri
ate money to aid Jackson county to
build a wagon road was made a
special order; motion to refer was
lost; placed upon final passagomd
lost.
Com on enrolled bills reported
221, correctly enrolled
Tho appropriation bill that was
to-hove been made a special order
ot ten.o'clock this a. m. was post
poned. , t
Bean called for B. B. 108, by
Wacrer. fixinc times aud places of
holding Circuit court In sixth Judi
cial District. Passed.
Blundell called for S. B. 9, by
Eakin to amend Section 2335, chap
ter 10, of Hill's Code relating to
Cqunty Oourjs. Passed,
Com. on engrossed - bills reported
H. B. 72, correctly enrolled.
Armstrong called for 8. B. 1, by
Looney, to repeal an act defining
vagrants. Passed.
Apperson called for S.B. 108, by
Sarin, to amend section 387 of Hill,s
Code, relating to suits in equity;
passed
Northup called for 8. B. 6, by
Watts, for the relief of Joel J. Hem
breo; passed.' " '-, ,'
WH&on moved that S. B. 209 by
Dlrrflctf, to amend ttf charter of the
u.. Colom PomAiJ V
UJl-Jf Ul VUW
Lauglilln callelofjarB.'B.pT, by
Moore
ooroto incornoratb the't
'town
of
Bt Helens,
Passed
Condon called to cbalr.
Laymam ca)ed for 8. B. 22, by
DirrUoK, to exterminate tho Canada
thistle. Passed.
Call of House ordered.
H. J. It. 12. Roberts, to Gov.
Pennoycr, that the House and Sen
ate conrAiring does not Indorse his
actions in removing the Railway
Commission. Adopted.
H. R. 33. Harrington, to allow
tho Chief Clerk and 1st. Assistant
Clerk ten days extra timo In which
to complete the Journal; adopted.
Ladd called for S. B. 142, by
Tongue, to prevent the spread of
contagious animal disease; passed.
Maxwell called for S. B. 185, by
Moore to Incorporate the town of
Ranler. Passed.
Labrie called forS.B. 15 by Eakiu
to improve Fall Creek and Little
Fall Ceek in Lane county; passed.
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NEW TO-DAY.
WF, WILLIAMS, STENOGRAPHER,
. and Typewriter Copyist. Will iiiaka
reports of trials, etc.; copying on type
writer accurately and neally done. Olllce
with I A. Manning. Commercial St., Up
stairs, New Hunk Block.
ANNUAL-
Tho annual school meeting of tho legal
voters of school district No. 2L Marlon
county, Oregon, will bo held at the
OPERA HOUSE
AT SALEM ON
Monday, March 4th, 1889.
AT
Beven thirty p. m., for tho purposo of
hearing reports of directors and clerk, to
levy a tax for tho purposo of the school
ana payment of Interest on bonds and to
transact) any other business proper to be
done at said meeting.
LEO WILLIS,
Leo Wilms, Clerk, Chairman.
Salem, Or., Feb. 21st, 18SU.
JOHN F.STRATT0N& SON
Importers and "Wholesale dealers In
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Our Guarantee
dealer receives a
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from any musician to whom lie has sold
any of theso strings, ho Is authorized by
us to give him another string without
charge, and all such loss will bo made good
by us to our customers, without quibble or
question. (Beware ot imitation.) Dealers
will plcaso send lor dcscriotlve catalogue.
Trad supplied at lowest price.
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS
You are hereby requested to come forward
and pay your taxes at once, as the same
will become delinquent! within thirty days
from this date. E. SI. Ciioisan,
Sheriff and Collector of taxes.
SAipsi, pit., Feb. 1, 1889. wtf.
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Can furnish cither Mesqulte or a mixture
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that will, allow you to seed down your
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1 physician and surgeon, hns located
and taken rooms II and 7 at Jlrs. Sargeants
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ltLACICSMITIIINO.
NOTICE.
I'.J.L.VHSKN.THi: HELIADLE Wagon
maker, has moed to U Stalo tirct, hav
ing removed hlHFhopfiom tho old stand,
.'11(1 ComiuiMc-iiil bticot, on account ot tho
election ot tho new bilck. Mr. Larsen
will b ' pleased to see hlsold customciBand
as many new ones iih will sluuo their pa
tronngo nlth him, tit his new location.
All Work guaranteed. Next to Scrlher &
l'ohlo's shop. l-27-tf.
REMOVAL NOTICE.
JOHN KNIGHT. THE ISLACKSMITII
and wagon maker, has moved his shop to
ro. Jin ijiueriy sueei, wnere no will oo
ready for bushiest) after Monday, .Tnii.iHth.
I wish to stato to my friends and patrons
that I will bo better prepared from now on
to execute all work lit my line than any
timo before. Thanking all for tho liberal
support I havo received at your hands, I
mil yours respectfully,
JOHN KNIGHT,
Liberty Street, Salem, Ogn.
BLACKSMITIIING and HORSESHOEING.
Havo moved to 47 and 411 Stato street,
where they aro now ready for work. All
our old patrons and friends are invited to
call and see us lu our new location. We
aro better picpared for work now than
ever having secured mure room. 10-1-tf.
BKACKSM1TIIING and WAG0NMAK1NG.
TOHN HOLM, THE OLD KELIAHLE
J Blacksmith, has lcinovrd his shop to
corner of Commercial und Chemoketo HU,,
where ho 1h ready to servo tbo public, Hav
liigassoclatcd with him Mr. H, llannon, nn
experienced wagon-maker recently from
Portland, he Is now pieparod better than
ever to do all kinds of wagon aud carriage
making and repairing; all kinds of black
Ninlthlng and repairing, and a general
horseshoeing business, lie has nil kinds
of shocs,8tecl,trottlng, hand made, etc., and
Its them in a scientlllo manner. Special
attention given to the construction of wag
ons and carriages, llciiicmbrr tho place,
opposite State Insurance building.
MISCELLANEOUS.
PORTRAITS.
Having opened a studio at room 0, First
National bank building, Clyde Cooko Is
preimied to recelvo orders for portialts
and landsciipo work In oil and water
colois. Graded classes will also bo formed
for tho Instruction In llvo branches.
Special attention given to designing and
engraving on wood. d-tf.
Call und Soo
T. I. CRONISE,
Salem's Popular Job Printer,
AT HIS NEW QUAIITEUS IN TUB
Stato Insurunco Dulldlng, Cor. Com
mercial and Chemckoto streets '0-ltf
QNE OK THE LARGICHT ESTABLISH
ments In tho State. Iower rates than
. .irtlund. Largest stock Legal lllauks Id
tho Stato, a d biggest discount. Send foi
prlcollstof Job printing, and catalogue ol
legal blanks. E. M. WAITE,
Steam Printer Sulem Oregon.
TRIMMING and DRESSMAKING.
MRS. C. A. RICE
Wishes to Inform the Ladles of Salem that
she Is prepared to do trimming and
dressmaking in all Its differ
ent branches in the
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Prices reasonable and satisfaction guaran
teed. Call and soo her before placing your
orders. 1)5 State street, up stairs. lm.
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ArrangmenU have been completed for
opening a Hilly and perfectly equipped
Iluslness College in Salem, In due tune.
The entire uper lloor of tho PirstNatlonal
Hank building Is to bo re-arranged for the
school, with otllrcs. bank, etc., tor biisliies
pructlre. Instruction will lx) given,
DAY and EVENING,
In impelling, Grammar, Penmanship, Cor
resjiondenco, Single and Doublo Entry
IiiKiK-Kceiilng.flunkliig.Oinoo Prac
tice, llutilnwH Form, Com
mercial I JIW,
Shorthand, rTypoNvrltlntr.
And other bnmeliiw osnontlal to u pntotleal
educatlou The school will bo In chargo of
twoexiierlonced and competent touchers;
one for the business department, unother
for tho shprtliHiid departmunt.
THORDUQH WORK,
Will bo Insisted on from tho tlrst. through
which tho school expects to make a repu
tation equal to that oftliQ. bett. Dkhchh'
tivk C'liuiiLAlw will be ready for distri
bution at an eurly date. For further
particulars, tuhlrem
SALEM HUSINESH COLLEGE,
Bulcm, Oregon.
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