The Bessemer indicator., 1893-03-25


| maintain a state preparatory school at Ala
| mosa, and appropriating $4,000; relating to
the auditing of Indebtedness against the
state, and Issuing certificates Of Indebtedness
| therefor; establishing state fish hatchery In
the county OF La Plata, and making an ap-
preparation therefor; amending the statutes
relating to revenue, providing pen
atty for the stealing OF electric light or gas
defining parties 10 actions before justices OF
| the peace, relating to the appointment OF no.
taries public, concerning the powers OF may
| urs and police courts in cities of the second
class; defining the crime of burglary; repeal
| Ing the act establishing the office of Inspector
| OF steam boilers; relating To state revenues,
making silver a legal tender for the payment
| OF all debts contracted by or payable to any
citizen OF this state relating 10 the act TO
provide for the dlsconueetiOn of territory
frou cities and towns; relating to the organ
izatiou ot police magistrate courts In cities OF
70 600 or more,
In executive session the Senate resolved to
rSpel from the iiOor the lobbyists, who were
| becoming a nuisance
The biz to appropriate money to complete
the stale canal was discussed but no action
was taken. The bill topay ex Treasurer Car
lie SG.OOO back pay was defeated by vote OF
II TO l6. but the Senate appointed commit
ter to draw up resolutions expressive of It's
high opinion Of Mr.. Garlic
HoUsE-Auother large batch OF hill, were
reported adversely. The bill which provides
IOi lAt lAhlAef ol ttINlNE summons ON ptl-
yate corporations from courts not OF record,
and the hiil for an act relating TO the release
OF deeds Of trust, werc passed
Mr. Wichs attempted 10 get his railroad
bill before the House again hut failed, II
was referred 10 the committee on rules.
In committee OF the whole the follow iu,
bills were fsvorlbly reported; Providing TOT
| an auditor in counties OF the nrst and second
class Rpprpprlatiug $50 cash and SO per
month to David Il Johns, who was injured
while at work Oh the state canal, making tho
salary of the clerk " the suprem me Court
$1,000 aud bis assistant 5000; establishing
The several Judicial districts Of the state, re-
llting TO the practice Of pharmacy; local
option law to protect cultivated land from
trcspass by stock; for an act creating board
| lion of state canal No, !. and providing for
the construction, completion, operation and
| maintainance Of the same. and for the en-
plOymeut Of free labor in the completion and
construction Of the SAME, This bill Is Of
special interest 70 the citizens Of Pueblo and
Fremont cuuntles II viii take about 800
| OOO to complete the canal The pay Of the
board Of control win now be raised by private
subscription. The rest OF the money VIII
come from the payment NJ water rentals.
| Mr.. Humphrey Of Pueblo, presented reso-
luton condcmning Governor Waite for erti-
clsing the Assembly ln public meetings The
| resolution was laid over.
MAuou % -SENArR-In committee Of the
whole the b,ll regulating the vel Ching Of coal
was favorably reported Mr.. McGOyney's
bill creating board TO be known the
sl.tant land commission, for the purpose OF
aiding the work Of the land board, was taken
up and considered and recommended for
passage.
Senate Joint measure No S requesting the
president To open mineral lands in the In
cumpshgre lite reservation TO entry, was
adopted.
senator Loddy's bin requiring insurance
companies doing business IN the state TO de
pO>it with the state treasurer wa- considered
aud favoraOly reported despite strenuous OBJ
lection on the part OF several senators.
HorsE.-The resolution denounciug Gov
ernOr Waite for his STRUCTURES on the House
was laid on the table.
The resolution submitting to the people an
amendment creating bonded Indebtedness
Of 81 500, 900 was adopted and the following
bills passed; To submit an amendment 10
the constitution prohibiting state or county
aid 10 individuals or corporations.
To amend the law relating 10 the industrial
school and changing the age Of admission
from eight to ten years.
Requiring employment agencies to keep
definite records Of all applications, and to
issue to the applicants q slip containing full
particulars of the position open.
To furnish the Journals Of the assembly TO
the several counties Of the state.
Regulating the salaries Of the clerk OF the
supreme court and his assistant
For the erection Of additional buildings and
10 furnish machinery to the institutions de
voted TO the care of the deaf and blind.
Designating road- over private lands, which
have been used for twenty years by the pub
lie TO be accepted As public highways.
For the assessment, levy and collection OF
taxes for the support OF certain state instltu-
tiuns
Relating To employment bureaus and dein-
ius . per cent. commission for labor POSI-
lions secured, and larger rate for more re-
muncrative cmpluymeuts.
To amend the statutes relating TO revenue
and FOR the collection Of taxes sefni-annually.
In committee Of the whole a large number
OF bills were recommended ior passage.