Oregon lawmakers battle to clear 40 day session backlog
Lawmakers face a flood of introduced bills with 601 in the House and 84 in the Senate already sent to the other chamber. Major measures pass and others stall as committees prune requests. total requested appropriations reach a record 8,287,819.07 with potential final totals near 10 million.
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Board of Control
Salem
Senate
House
Assembly
Eclogied
Aniens
Oregon
Waya and
Wanwte
Nave
Lawrence
Murnane
Upton
Campbell
Lofgren
Hagood
Senate Judiciary Committee
Mensure
Representative Hurd
West
Washington
Oregon City Canal
Butler
Board of Horticulture
Gill
Clackamas
Water System Shows Well Main Pipe Under Test
City engineers tested the main line to the reservoir at 82 pounds pressure and found the line sound though the reservoir partition leaked. Repairs were instructed for Griffa and Keating to secure the reservoir. Minor defects and a strong water demand outlook mark the progress of the new system.
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Kelsey
Griffa
Keating
Sloper Brothers
G. W. Sullivan
J. W. Sturkin
W. R. Graham
A. B. Morlan
W. H. Mack
Independence Bank Sells Opera House to Director
The Independence National Bank directors decided to dispose of the opera house property they held for years. Director W H Walker purchased the property after an agreement with bank officers. He plans few changes for now, noting the site as a valuable investment with tenants Williams Drug Co Craven & Huff Hardware and Dr Butler occupying parts of the building.
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Independence National Bank
Opera House
United States
W. H. Walker
The
Monitor
Walker
Williams Drug Co
Craven & Huff Hardware
Dr. Butler
Opera
Independence Monitor
State Normal School Notes Local Teachers Meeting at Monmouth
Local teachers will observe the March 1 meeting in Monmouth with the Normal in session instead of the usual gathering. Lunch will be provided for visiting teachers, Miss Butler overseeing. Senator Ira C. Smith and Prof. Shafer visited, praising campus improvements. New students include Miss Holman et al.. staff moves include Miss Wood leaving for Beaver and Miss Willis taking Albany duties.
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Seymour
Monmouth
Ira C. Smith
The
Normal
Mildred Francis
Chapel
Shafer
University
Prin. Davis
Wells School
Anna Wood
Beaver
Tillamook County
Maude Willis
Albany
Ackerman
Portland
Oregon City
Hotel Monmouth Changes Hands in Property Trade
Antone Schauer of Portland acquired Hotel Monmouth through a property swap with W. B. Strong. Strong received Portland property in exchange and the new proprietor took possession on Wednesday morning.
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Monmouth
Hotel Monmouth
Antone Schauer
Portland
Messrs
W. B. Strong
Schauer
Strong
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Dimick
Yewhlow
Oregon Congress of Mothers
Brnith DA
Thte
Stem
State Senate
Applegren
I T
Henne
Neuner
Railroad Commission
McCulloch
Ways and Means
Eastern Oregon Asylum
Medical Department
University of Oregon
Eastern Oregon Institution
C. G. Griffa
State Normal School
Prof. Shafer
Miss Holman
Aldrich
Bell
Sheak
Bently
Porter
Stella Haan
Miss Hawley
Miss Smith
Hostetler
Lynch
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