The Lamar register., 1893-04-01

| Wicks Addressed the House upon II Hs
| also snpported BY Mr.. Carney. Aes
| Bouynge. Lowell and Roth spoke In oppost
lion. nj. Wootton moved to strike out ne
| eusctiur clause and this Was carried ana oy
| vote Of &, to - the House refused 70 re-
| verse the decision made lie com miuee nc
| members voted as follows; TOY M Is-,-, o
| Baldwin tBouider), Bent, Booth, srom,ey'
| IaIkins. Cxruahan. CofYman, Crow Croniey'
1 Doaath. Fitzgerald. Fris. Hcstn, hurt'
| Iynes, jerks. Lennari- lynch Mehnisnr
| Newman. Page. Thomas, "eis' ''A'''
wIcks-S1. ,r,
ArxIust-Apderson. Ammons, Bahcock tEi
Pasel, Bcnynge, Brown. Cannon. cocnran'
Dean, Funderburgh, Garcia, Glli- dordon'
HAllett, Harper, Heisler. Herr, horc, nuni-
phrcy. Hunter, Kfiton. Lowell, Noriin. rricc'
Putnam. reynolds, Ross. Roth, sanehes'Siais'
Sweeney, Wootton-S ,,
Mr.. Wootton then moved that H. B. Us
and no. by Messrs BAbeock and Thomas, ee
Indefinitely postp poned- Ihese meAsures
practically cover the same suoleet a. the
wicks bill. The motion was carried ny
vote Of 81 to 2s.
MARCH s5.-SES.rr.-The following bulls
~ere passed:
Concerning county government; regulating
The Weighing and selling OF coal and eoke'
providing for the eree;ion ci sddi'ionst us,a
Ings at the state school OF mines; proSiding
Tor = system OF parks and boulesArd- Tor inc
:tty of Denver and fof park ocmmi-son'
eclsting to municipal corporations
Senator MeGovney's Join, memorial asNiEg
that the mineral lands Of the uneompangrc
Ute reservation be opened to entry, was haAiy
passed
In committee o, the whole number OF
bills were reported fayorably, among them
lhc one requiring oleomArsarine to DC eoioseH
pink.
HousE-The Senate Rmendm ents TO IL b.
No s70 {Crovley). relating to the legal per.
iod OF the irrigation season, we're ooneoLfcn
In and then third readings taken up; Ihc
r-lH ElH
the practice of veterinary surgeons and APP
polntiag; amending the las 80 as 10 preveat
the issuance of biiis Of credit as circulating
mediums. authorizing the commissioner OF
labor to issue a quarterly bulletin of labor
statistics; providing for the inspection Of uiin-
eral claims IN litigation By iuriet. redeeHing
outstanding warrants Of TIC seventh Gcnsr1l
Assembly; To confirm the titie OF the HtEh
Line Reservoir Company to lands 10 FATx
eounty.
MARCH s1-sKx.rr The foliostng bills
Rc.e passed. Creating an aSsl.tsntizEd com
nission. with the intent 10 hsye the new com
mission do the work OF the old !And board as
nearly as the provisions o! the constitution
viii permit. approprisiing $500 TO con-
piere the state Normal School tuildiag; ere
Atins tho Office OF assistant state supertH'cn-
dent of public lnsiructio1s proTldsnS for sd-
dltiouAl buildings aAd theif fuFnishiuSs At The
Institution of the deaf aud the blind al Colo
tsdo Springs. and spproprfating ksS,uo-
In committee Of the whole the hi for The
construction. operation and maintenance OF
state canal No :, in Mesa eoanty. Aad tos The
use of unemployed ooavieu thcrroa, va
taken up The blll provides thai The canal
shall be laid out TO irrisz'e 5000 aces OF
land The .um Of s. so is appropriated fos
surveys Senator Saith orphaned The ~o-k-
ings OF the biil II provides that the state
should issue certificates of iatebiednea 70
be paid out OF the FrutAl Of waters. The crx-
tiacates provided fos under thi. old lss ~sru
no; readily negotiable. The eo~i for isc eocsl-
pirtion of the canal -oald be about ftoo.on,
No action was tskea % the bill. The IN to
amend the Law with reference TO foreclosures
vas fzYorably reported. also The bill for .
board Of control Of Stale CsHAl Ne. l.
HoUsE--BHi, passed; Arseni.ns tse lass
providing for the use OF water fov trrt-2ttDn
for The assessment aad colloeiiea of rcTea1e
from individual estates In lands. Tor taors-
SagiuE the properly Of iafAnts and Insane
persons; SOyernins PrOsPecJls. and dcrc4oP-
lng mineral lsaiA
In the committee Of the whole = large nuuas
her OF appropriation bills were fayorab!y Fve-
commended The money is 10 be iasen frosa
the permanent improvement fund, Among
those bills were tho follo~ihss $50 for
sewerage system Al the Agricultural College.
500 for a bridge Aerpss The ArkAnsss rsFer,
s., 600 for 4 bridge AcrNsss the Bear river in
Rput, couniy; ti5,oco for road hei-eea
Lesdylile and Mount sbernxa. tt-oco for
bridge across the White rires 10 Bio BlAaoo
county, q. 500 for bridge &csoss Biae riHeE
In summit county; 1000 for ssyiuzi fes
feeble minded children in Morgan eoantY,
81 600 for bridge aeroAs the NsaEni.oa river
IA GGnntson county: ss 600 fcT : -ASon ro.i
in San Miguel coaniy; 500 :os road 10
Logan county. $1,000 for = road Ia Hlu<-
dale county, $500 for = bridge near De-
rango; t2-oI0 to sf-sishten the channel Of
the La JAra river 10 Conejos county. tio,ooo
for road over AbeTts pass; 5000 fot = road
IN Jefferson county, t.0no for reservoir Ia
II Paso county. 4 bill rAs also Serred 10,
removing The Stale rcform school froui Col
den to Las Aniuas county
MkEcH sS-SES.rr-in committee Of the
whole 4 large number Of bills were recon
IncHoed fos passage among them ths fuiios
lag; To reorganiEe the insurance depart
Ia outstanding warrants, apPrupriAtias $40.
600 for canal No. j; ApproPriatibg tloo,opo
for the .tAte capitol. smcndiA, the a.hiaS
Law, dIing the salary q; the state treasurer al
5000. making IL unlawful 20 insure the lives
Of children under 10 yeayS of age
The bin for the construction of canal No,
was amended until the author of the ht1
moved that all but tho Last t~o sectlozs be
stricken out. the amendments virtually
destroyed all the efficacy Of the bill, While BY
retaining the last two sections the old las
would be repealed, and this would allo~ pri-
v2te companies to do what the senators we're
not inclined to sllc- the state to do. This
Was agreed 70.
message vas received from the governor
announcing his veto of the bill 10 abolish the
Office OF railroad commissioner.
The bill amending the attachment law vas
defeated
HorsE.-The committee Appoiatel To iure.-
ticate the charges against Auditor Goody-
koonG for violating the election law reported
that he was guilty and recommending that he
be lmpeAched- The report was signed by
Chairman Bonynge, Dyati and Ross
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