The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-01-20
coLoRAoo's LEGISLATURE.
Detailed REPORT Of tho Proceedings OF
10th Houses.

|
Hartzcll, on divorce; by Walters, for re.
dcmption clause In trust deeds; Weber, to
| incorporate kindergartens and manual train
| Ing In the public school system; Hartxell,
employers liability law.
| W. Q. Steele was elected reading clerk.
| On the motion OF Senator Mckinley, Sena-
tors Israel, King, King, Smith OF Costilla, and
Leddy and Senator White were appointed
| committee to present names for the standing
committees
JAN. u.-SENATI.-New bills were offered
by senators as follows: By Merritt, to loan
$3.50, 900 from the school fund to the general
fund, for lSS1-S-9; Lockw God, to make silver
. full legal tender in Colorado; Armstrong,
| to establish state employment agencies In
| large towns; TO prohibit the employment OF
child labor; Timmons, employers liability
act; johnson, To abolish private detective
agencies, Swink, for bridge across the
Arkansas In Prowers county Fclker, relating
| TO redemption of lands sold for taxes; Steck,
| to appropriate $4,000 10 Jas. n. Garlic, back
salary; Barcln To make legal interest $ per
cent. Mckinley, TO appropriate 100000 for
the Worlds Fair commission; Drake, 10 pre-
vent the formation of trusts.
Two bills for payment Of salaries were
fayorably reported from committee OF the
whole.
The enrolling, cngros,Ing and printing
clerks were sworn In aeninst the wishes Of
the Republicans, who opposed 1t on the
grounds Of economy.
| Senator Israel reported for the committee
on committees, having twenty-five standing
! committees aud one special committee. The
report was adopted.
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special committee, reported a set of rules for
the guidance Of the House, Tho rules OF the
last assembly arc generally adhered to, with
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pan,u,,, n'"'I !, ,s,a ,.,, W appV '. ane
eJ from two IN four Th. conm,,,sc "n rail-
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acrlcu,,nrs and iprga,i"r , n ,So norm,i, a"
IN mines md ,,pn,n,, a.i,, na.h hs.. ,h,r
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onirc n ,hrce' f,s,hs vo,.. 10 annnI or ,hra,,,o
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on 80 ~" Nv ~, p" ~. " - s"u, y lcnuolea
neeessary w he I'i'por,ah, siiahse. prolpseu
10 DC hiaue on inc ehar'er "i the city "i Den
Wei.
IL. H. Mootton, Jr., introduced minority
report ms repor, was IN favor OF the com
mittcc being appointed by The House. The
majority report Wa adopted by n vote Of 3a
To u. II was ordered that lobbyists be cx-
Law ,osrx,,, coror,,,,.
Nichoi. nre.,aed he cnuc,i,,se M lama
Inc committees remarked ,hc following Nh,
first named ON each committee being the
| chairman,
Judlclary-l;upneI D. Mckinley. pcasc.
Feltcr Dr,t,,
Rsyi,inn"pc,.. u.rI,,.,
Financc-IsraeI D. Adams eddy. Me.
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Observation-Disclosures p. Graham. Nc.
Kinley, Har,zcll, Pryor.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., d., (;unnel Pea.c. Eel
kcr, +. W. Smith.
Educational and Educational Institutions
Lockwood, p, BOYD, Walters, Merritt, Howes.
Mines and MinInr-Whcclcr, p, Mills,
Balsinger, White, 7. w. smith.
Agriculture aud Irrigatiou-Boyd, p. b. L.
Smith, Tlmmons, johnson, Adams, Brown,
flowcs, Smith, Painter.
stock-Smith, T., Graham, Painter.
State AiIairs and Public lands-Iohnson,
r., Israel, McGoyney.
County AfIairs-1immons, r., Turner, Gun.
nell, Weber, steck.
State Institutions and Public Buildings-
Israel, d., Mckinley, Lockwood, Pryor, Brown.
Fish, Forestry aud Gsmc-''raham. T.,
Mills, Newman.
| Military AfIairs--Stcck. II d, Johnson. BOYD.
Privileges and Elections -McKiuley, D.,
King, Turner felker. White.
Printing-Turner r., Arms rong, Merritt
Enrolment-King D.. Walters, Newman.
Engrossment-wal D.. King, swink.
Rulcs-Barcla, D., u. l.. smith. White.
Labor--Armstrong, r., Mills, stcck.
supplies and Fnpendiiurcs-Adams, d.,
Leddy. Weber.
The report was adopted.
New hills; BY Drake, To add another Judge
In Tenth district: llowcs. To protect buffalo;
Turner, to tax mines.
Two bills were passed, both appropriatlng
money for Legislative and executive expenses.
T.. J. Cassidy wps elected -teno;rpphcr
HorsE.--A resolution was adopted pro yid.
Ing for printing 5000 copies 81 Governor
Waite's message, IyOO1 Ia English and go