The Lamar register., 1893-03-18
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nent was agreed to providing that three
mouths in every year shall be spens IN soil
tkxy confinement
Housx bin requiring maps OF new
r-,ns to be filed with the ASSESSOR, passed.
In committee of the whole the following biiis
were agreed to:
To make valid all deeds whose aeknowledg.
E.erts are imperfcctly made II not. attacked
witain ten years; to give Phiiiips county
representation In the legislature; 10 make
complaining witness give bonds for the co-ss
in a prosecution which he Institutes TO IL.
crease the salary Of the clerk OF the Couri g
Appeals.
In the AIternoon the bill of Mr.. Brown,
curing school ai-trf~ss N f-srntsh te1t-oeeeS
WAS discussed An amendment TO ALLOW inc
furnishing of free books to be optional WIN
school districts ~As defeated by substantial
majority and the bill recommended Ior
second reading. Another bill by Mr. Brown
WAS considered. 1t provides for school dts
tricts In cities meeting and ballo,ins Tor the
text books 10 be used II applies TO pehse'.
II was recommended to the Hcuse, anu inc
two bills passed second reading.
The House went into committee OF the
whole Mr.. Moore In the chair, and the bili
which provides for claims against raiiroau
companies for loss Of stock. was e@lieu up
Mr.. kilton Offered an amendment pro'idins
that any railroad company which maiaiAlnea
proper cattle-guar,ls and fences might oHer
thai as evidence In defense in anr suit Tor
the loss OF cattle or any other animal, Nnere
IT might be applicable. This Was agreed 70
and also An amendment allowing SIX moaths
time in which TO file the suit The bill rs
fayorably reported Mr.. Drafts bill forbid
ding the collection OF bills By saloon-keepers,
was reported favorahly, also he bill 70 re-
duce the number Of wards In cities OF toe
second class
The bin TO change the attachment laws, TO
put all creditors on equal footing ey
making attachments pro rata, vas discussed
but no action taken.
MARcH IO.-SESArE-A resolution offered
by senator Wheeler that all labor bills be
placed At the head Of the calendar ras de-
feAicd
The following bills were passed:
Providing that drunkards may be seat to
jag cures At the oouniy's eIpcnso, concern
ing rrcognixAnces in criminal cases; proVit-
ing for the Incorporation of Young Meas
Christian Associations and eIempuns the
property from taxation pruyiding that town,
and cities may Issue bonds for supplying
water; amending the act creating the ofhee o.
public trustee, Senate lolnt memorial No ),
approving the proposed forest reservation 10
Gilptn and Clear Greek counties
The Senate went into committee o. the
whole with Senator Wheeler In the chair, ,ad
the lbIll aboli.hins capital punissmen, -.s
taken up aud discussed. senator BArrlA Of
fered amendment that the term of solitary
confinement should Be ten day. In each
month was adopted. and the bill VA seni 70
dsiion for ensl passage
The bili rclatin. To irrig&,loa, regulating
the time for the paymcut for the carriage OF
water, which Is hIed scrni-aangally for Nay
aud August !, providinE thai uhen paymcEi
Is made and the water is not furnished that
amount shall be credited a. faturc inst,li-
ment, and that pAymeat for ~Ater no, fuT-
nishcI shall not IN future be required, cane
up in third reading aad "a, p1ssot-
In committee the folloEiE. bills urrr re-
fraFg ~ for
bringing actions rel4nnS 20 real csists 70
twenty years, went TO the revision conE,itiec;
establishing an experiment stsiloa 10 Chet-
enne county; creating state bond oi hrAlIh
snd enlarxing it, pOsers and dHtles over thai
OF the prcscut board.
HoUsE.-The moFnins session oqcnrd WllA
a rrAdln. OF the report OF SECRETARY BrodhsAd
OF the State Board OF Charities oa the meAa.
at hzEd for combating nrr al the dlffer.at
STATE Institutions. The report ll,tcaed
to with Interest, and referred 10 the commit
tee on public Institutions.
The Hoas< then vent into onsn nallttrr % the
Whole on special orders, Nr. s~ecney In The
chair. The bill repealing The sectsoa o, The
statute referring to married wosies 80 that
they will have the same nights A. men and
single women, was reported back 10 The
House 10. passage.
Ths bll b7evestias the capture ., hsh b.
ant other means thaa hook and line rAs thea
considered. The bill also prshib.ts the cap
ture OF tsh durins the monihs from Derem-
Der to Juno, and also prohibits the throwing
OF ss~dusi, chemicals sad stamp mill falling,
Into the streams occupied by food asA. Nj
Fitzgarralt thought stamp uaiiis -iih their
tailinss emplying Into the streams were Of
more Use Ia the state thza the pr1tecfloa o, a
few hsh. Il was impossible, be aid 10 rua
mill aud not coat4minAte the water. NJ Nc
Knight said II the tAiiin-s we're seitled hrfor.
being poured iRto the water. the trouble
would be overcome Nr Lowelrs motion 10
permit the game warden 10 regulate the cap
ture Of salmon and suckers vas adopted- Mr
Hunter offered an amendment striking out
the word june in the section prohibiting the
capture OF the fish Ia the mouth. Of MAY aud
June. Carried The bill a. amended "a
approved ,nd ordered reported back TO the
House for adoption.
The eInployes liability hM as amended By
the Senate vas considered. The amendment
Was disagreed 10 and a conference eommittec
appointed
In oomnittee OF the whole again tzo blIs
to suppress Infectious diseases were favorably
reported The bill creating state and county
boards OF horticulture aud dehnln. thelr
duties was taken up Each board shall COO.
slst OF six members, 20 be appointed by the
governor, aud shall he non political. The
secretary shall receive a salary OF 81 900 and
the members s. per day for every day cni-
ployed and mileage. The bil was reported
on fayoraoly after some debate The Sen
ate's eigbt-hour bill uas read and discussed
but no action taken.
Mach ll-sESATE.-In committee Of the
whole the following bills we're considered and
favorsbly reported; Creating local board. Of
health and defining their powers; reiubursing
defendants for attorneys fees 10 eoudcmna-
ton proceedings; amending the general stat
utes relating 10 wills; providing for the re-
covery of the value OF ore or mineral wrong.
fully mined. eItraeted or taken out from the
ground Of another
\ memorial prolesting acaln.i The rcrnc.I q,