A window into Oregon’s government in 1887
This official record, The Journal of the Senate of the Legislative Assembly of the State of Oregon, covers the Fourteenth Biennial Session held in Salem. It details the day‑to‑day work of the Senate, including procedures, oaths, and the election of permanent officers. The book presents the formal record of debates, votes, and legislative actions in a clear, chronological format.
This edition is a primary source for researchers and history readers. It captures the authority, organization, and operations of the Oregon Senate at that time, with names of members, committees, and resolutions that shaped state government.
- Official proceedings and daily sessions from January to February 1887
- Names of senators, officers, and committee assignments
- Resolutions, joint resolutions, and a veto message illustrating governance in action
Ideal for readers of Oregon history, legal history, and archival documentation who want a precise snapshot of state government in the late 19th century.