The Lamar register., 1893-04-08

trial School At Golden; appropriatIng $50 for
the relief Of Robert T. Willets for work In
connection with the opening Of the session,
relating to electors and amending the law 80
that less number OF petitions in the smaller
counties would be needed; providing for sub
mission to vote constitutional amendme
to the constitution and to provide for the
creation Of bonded Indebtedness behalf
OF the state to the amount OF 81 500 600 to
fund the outstanding obligations; providing
for the assessment and collection OF revenue
from undivided estates In land.
senator Mckinley made several attempts to
have the election bill taken up. As amended
by the House 1t provides that the name of q
candidate shall be printed under one symbol
| only. The Senate finally took up the bill and
| 1t was still under discussion at 30 Tuesday
| morning The legislative session expired by
| limitation NJ midnight, but the clock was
| stopped and the work went on in both houses.
HousE.-Two more bills were reported
missing when the House convened These
we're II. b. No. 100 (Calkins). regulating the
manufacture and sale of olcomargarine. and
| s. b. No. lei (Balsinger). relating 10 pawn
| brokers. The bills had disappeared since
Sunday evening.
New copies were ordered engrossed to ena-
BILE the House to concur In Senate amend
| ments to Mr. Calkins' measure and to put the
pawnbrokers' bill through third reading.
Third readings were then taken up and the
| following bills passed: To provide for the
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| mountain lions; corporations; writs OF error
| In criminal cases; to authorize the probate
| judges OF any county to appoint board oil
| visitors for the inspection OF all charitable
and corrective Institutions located in said
\ county; for an act in relation 10 state reve-
| nues; to provide for an assistant district at
| torney In judicial districts having more than
| two judges; relating TO the auditing OF IN
| debtedness against the state; for the relief OF
the Bencdlctine sisters, whose convent was
| injured by tunnel blasting at Canon City: APP
propriating Sl00,000 to furnish the state capt.
tot; TO fix the jurisdiction of justices OF the
peace In preliminary examinations; relating
| To contested elections for the offices of presi-
dental electors, and to Supreme, District and
County Court judges; TO provide FOR the cs-
Enlistment OF permanent registration lists.
In the afternoon several conference com
mlttees were appointed, and the following
bills were passed: To redeem outstanding
certificates of Indebtedness; to amend the law
providing for the prosecution and punish
ment Of crimes by information; to create Q
state board OF health and to define Its duties
and powers; to punish persons for taking
electric light or gas without the consent oil
the owner, or for maliciously tampering with
or iniurlng electric or gas appliances; con
cernlng recognizances in criminal cases, was
Killed.
The Serate amendments to ii. p. No. IA,
relating TO the public lands, were concurred
In, as well as the amendments TO ii. b. No.2222
cutting down the appropriations Tor the state
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menrs to the fish law we're agreed to. The bill
for the relief of James Hutchinson was passe
as amended. The bill amending the law relat
ing to guardian and ward, was passed. The
fee bill was passed by vote oil ~ to ~; Inc
amendments To the oleOmargarine bill Wa
agreed to- also the amendments to the WON
ans suffrage bill The bill allowing corpora
| tons TO extend their term OF incorporation
was passed.
At the opening Of the evening session III,
faF mi "
In also in regard to the bill relating to min
eral found on school land. The conferenc
4 report on the Wicss annexation bill wa
: agreed TO.
. The following bills passed: Declaring Al
c tacks on railroad traias to be felonics an
z providing "a punishment; relating to assigr
c meats for the benefit Of creditors aud const
! tuting assignees officers OF court; aboi.shln
3; detective agencies; 10 amend the law relatin
4 to marriage licenses, understanding the for
IA of certificates to he used; for the relief {
y Thomas Tobin; prohibiting the insurance {
: children under 10 years OF age; to Guthorb
e the state auditor to draw warrants Oh tn
6 stock inspection fund in payment OF gu
. standing certificates OF Indebtedness on Il
r stock indie mnity fund; to provide for the dl
n position of cases appealed TO the high'
: courts when there Is lack Of jurisdiction
l. to amend the laws relating TO insurance cor
!; panies; to provide for the construction OF II
h cal improvements In all Incorporated elite
Il for a code OF procedure In civil actlons f.
, courts of record to amend the statutes r
h lating to revenue; 20 turn the $4,000 of u
" excess fund of 1890 into the general fund
,r the years 1898 and 1894; to regulate the r
0 distrieting of wards In cities of the seeou
h class and less; to preserve The public heal
: and crrsie local boards of health; to enab
Il | Incorporated cities TO establish parks au
y bcuieyards; amending the statutes reiatin
, to the code Of civil procedure
II The conference report on the bounty b
d Was ceacurrcd in. The bounty on mounta
- lions is 81. The amendments made by q
Senate TO II. y. No AS were concurred in 4
y | motion OF NJ. Moore. The hill gives cities
N the second. third and fourth class the pow
e to Trzrehase electric plants for motor powe
The conference report on the general appr
Is priaiion bill was also agreed to.
d The conference committee on :. Is. No. II
ID relating to fees and salaries, which had be,
r appoiuted 70 adjust the differences over Il
House amendment, filed It's report The I
|; part cuts down the counjy clerks salary
1f counties of the second class from $1,000
lie 81 800 and the chief deputy's salary from $
=; 400 TO s., 600, The county treasurer's in Sc
d ond class counties Is cut from $4,000 To ei,5I
J; and his chief deputy's salary from s., 400
Is s., 900 The county assessors salary In Il
n same class of counties is cut TO $500 fro
IS 81, 600 The report also cuts down the 90
d ernor's salary to 5000; Judges of Court I
2 Appeals, $500; Supreme Court Judges, =
, 600. and district judges, 5000. The di-tfi
Il attorneys In district with more than tu
/; Judges are allowed S, 900 and mileage. AZ
! in other districts 81 .Ooo The report Of Il
II committee was adopted
n Mr.. Thomas at this juncture presented VI
l. Wallingford, the clerk Of the House. with
: gold-headcd cane, neatly engraved. which
1t said was offered on behalf OF the members
: a token of the clerks ability, Integrity at
: uprightness. SergeHnt-at-Arms BIllow "!
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