The Lamar register., 1893-01-14


| WIN odenheimer Of Arapahoe, was elected
or stationary aud hill clerk over Ed Pitkin
Y, A Morse of Chsffee, was made docket
,,erN over Thomas Compton of Boulder,
pcan feck defeated Parson Uzzell for the
position of chaplain. C. b. Wilson of Chat
| zee, Was elected engrosslng clerk. c. W. Belts
| OF Arapahoe, enrolling clerk. II {. Wander
man, printing clerk, II. Sehaffuit and j. ID ID
,sisers, teoioredl, messengers, W. J. Thomp-
| forter, and Paul Bernard janltors
Claude Sherwood, Fred Wyatt Oliver Cav
Tor; Koss HAwley, Peter Noee, Willie whet-
/ lock, pages
The defeated pages were: Collins. Bred
fosd, Reed. Stric,sler, HAnsbronrh and Jones
pom motion of Mr.. Bonynge committee
of three was appointed to walt on the Senate
and inform IT that the House was fully Or
o'clock Friday morning.
JAN .. - SENATE - The deadlock con-
nnnes and no officers were elected. Senator
! harizell's motion authorizing the chair To an
pelht q temporary sergcant-ai-arms was
adopted and John b. Cromwell was appoint-
3D. The rule to forbid smoking vas repealed
| hg vote Of rs to 10. Another futile EFFORT
sas made TO elect secretary aud the pages
At3 O'Clock the Senate proceeded to the
| House TO Join in canyassing the vote
After returning to their chamber a commit
tee consisting of Walters tDcmocraD. Ner-
/ Tiu lkepuhllcanl and Armstrong tPopulistl
Eas appointed to arrange for the !nanelIrafloa
ceremonies, resolution was adopted 10
| notify the governor that the senate would be
rrady TO receive his message Saturday Al p.
m.
HorsE.-Chaplaln Peck opened the session
/ VITA prs yer, which received close attention
l He prayed a. folioNs.
] We play for the Republican majority
Upon Il rcsts the responsibility Of the lecisla-
/ ton that shall pa-- this House. Grant Wis
/ dom unto these mcn sent UP by the people to
] make Laws Tor the commonwealth MAJ they
/ prohi by the eIperlencc Of the pact and learn
s!sdu-u from The records of the last legisla.
turc, for Z they % not make better record
I Than a made they VIII not have a majority Of
even our Al the next election And thou hast
l taught u 70 PRAY for cur enemies We pray
for tae'e Democrats and Populsts. They
wanted all the offices, but the Republicans
/ we're ouc TOO manE for them and they got
none. II Ela bitter p.il for them n ssal-
| loH. NoS sc pay tha; they may have grace
and rcslgnnt.on 10 endure their disappognt-
mrnt aad keep sweet Finally, Ne pray that
The House nos being organized aud ali the
[ Offices d.str.hutrd. thee men mar forget
/ party llncs ard icsisiatc f0- lhr hcuedt and
l bap9,uess % the whole people. Bless thcm
I day . day. and may they vOsk in thy lon
mediate prc-cnee. We ask Ia Christ's
name. AHira"
Al tie oonciusloa Of the PRAYER a Wild
! ehcrE Erat w from one division Dfthe HoI-c.
/ ] Be olhcr division clantsr chrerrd and laugh
| csl The prayer seemed 10 affect both sldrs.
Z ". bouyuEr iutrpdlccd a Joint mcmur-
al 20 cun-rrs. for . frcc coinage law A
! SPECIAL eoaaniftee Wa appoiated 70 ooHsiheT
AHother resolution similar 10 the memorial
Was Adopted.
Ths sfcaEsr appointed the following as
co0auitiec 10 arrange for the Inaugural ccfs-
rsnalrs cz TacssiaT A. ". I.runard. r A.
Mrkuizhs. b sweeney, J. G. Brown- A. An
aersaa
phrry. Hyucs and Hos Wa appointed TO in
furrn the EuTeruos yhat the House would be
rrair 10 receive bis message at : p. IN. To-
u,errps,
At8o'elock The seaate appeared aud the
i1Int hs-ly proceeded 20 canvass the vote fsr
s,aie ofrsrr.. It took untn o'ciock To com
piete SIC vote. and . I'LL take SOME time
ion-fr to vcrify H. There Wiil tse 20 changes
frum thnsr zlrcaly announced
JAN 5.-sESarE-No business whatever
-as transacted Ar2 o'clock the Senate pro
c-rled TO The House aad listened 20 the read
in- of Gorernor R1utt's message.
HprsE.-Sp usorulug session was held.
Thr senate came 10 at2 O'Clock
Atssis Secretary Brewer announced Gov
erndr Rogit and the executive WAS greeted
with iuud applause a. be assembled the plat
form President haFcla called the body TO or.
der and said be took great pleasure Ia intro-
turiug Governor EoutL who WOuld deliver
bis annaAi message The governor Inter.
p,Aa4tory rvmarks, and seemed deeply Inter
c.ls,i In the ulatters be presented to the
legislature for actloa. A. be drew near the
close q his address, and began his farewell
remarks, The TealIzsii5n that be was about 10
leave the helm VI the shlp be hAd guided Al
~ launching aud for 30 long time since,
.eened 10 eone 10 him with sudden force,
add his euiotioa oyerrame HIN. As be In
yoked the Divine blessing on the delihera-
,Ioas Of the BODY. his voice broke and his
lat words we're hardly sudlble. He sank
into bis seaf sssii burst Of the most senu-
Ine and heartfelt applause that ever rang
,hruGgh the chamber and which did not
subside for many minutes
IAN y-sESArs--Srnator Bsrela offered
ioint resolution expressing appreciation of
the s-rviees Of Governor Routt. Carried unan-
tnous!y.
At the afternola session the deadlock was
broken aud the remaining officers we're elect
ei. This vas accomplished by a combins-
tion OF the PJpuHsts and Democrats. thus
giving them 20 votes to ID bV the Repno-
For chaplain Rev. Thomas UExeil was
elected over Rev. ". II. Brodheai; for set
rriarY. Kennedy was elected over Temple: for
.ergeAnt-aG-Arm., Cummings defeated Els
worth. John Williams made his assist
ant T. Z Slpe and n Chaye, were elected
messenger
Docket clerk. Ollle Moore; bill clerk, Richard
soufhgaie; night Natchman, fatrick BUCK
lev: pages Harry SeweOme, Fred. Garcls,
William Plque aud Albert 5 strykcr; enroll
ins clerk, A T. Gray; printing clerk, Fred
H. johnson; engrossing clerk, J. VI. Crawford
IoorkeepeE, TO. smith; assistant doorkeeperi
L. Garcia. 1t was agreed to have the candi
dates for reading clerk demonstrate theit
abllItv To- rad to-morros morning. The oath
Wa then administered to all the officers eN
cent enrolling, engrussing and printing