The Meeker herald., 1893-02-25

act Tor lcYylng ana collecting hthtc taAe Az.
educational Institutions, creating an assistant
land commission for the leasing, sale aud
management of state lands; Merritt, proyid-
lag for local Improvements IN cities anu
towns; Smith of Mesa, appEopriatlng slou'OJV
for the Mesa county canal; amending the act
relating TO employment agencies, Mckinley,
providing for the assessment and collection
Of revenues from undivided estates; author
iz!ng the governor to assign Judges to hold
courts for each other.
housE.-w F. Cannou's resolution against
employees giving out bills or resolutions was
adopted The resolution In favor OF making
Lost Park national or state park to prevent
deprcdat!ons unanimously adopted H.
T. Hunters resolution in favor oil holding Two
adopted if by 80 to 5sfg6bp4ggln' ""f' "'e' WIS
The Funderburg resolution to appoint an
other committee TO inquire into the Goody-
kuntZ-llurd-George scandal was called up.
Several members thought that the Senate IN
yestigatlng committee was sufficient After
a long debate the resolution was adopted.
The House unanimously adopted the resolu-
ton approving the passage OF the bill IN IA
yor Of tie kindergarten being part OF the
common schools and OF the bills approved by
the Denver Trades Assembly.
The bill TO require employees 10 pay their
men every two weeks was taken up again
The substitute to except railroads was defeat
ed.
Mr. Page said he was a farmer and repre-
s'htsu an az, lS,!'tu'al -
present form. He suggested that 1t be made
TO apply to men who worked By the day, ton,
ygrl or piece. lie would IKE 10 VOC Ior thc
blI because Us PF"'.s'ohs hDuIu oc1'ut a
great many peoPle' an hulc,'N.c"s mn,
Thomas offered a substitute that ylolator- be
hulcled In damages 10 Twice the ailloult ".''
ana that employers nave written hptiSc ~, -,
demand tor wages us was hdopteu. tHc
5lll was then reported 10 The House iaEofaol y,
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e'ileu ucIo'c VIC u't oi w IN,
IN IN y VI yo'i ,b alH ~
Nhlvh ne ucctalcu tu.s hy VA - made
~ ~ paper tnat dl,e =" nv " lnt LelloStats
n'u uech PHu so'Vvo 70 se"a,h ~ VIZ ueld IN
tuc ny c'llPaiEu Nctc oaSeu so,ey On near
Say eNlu.nee, anu wa. he uiu not intend any
contempt 20 ,elu,,ns 20 sNc lhc na'ne oil 'hc
IVY no tsau maui we 9."tetiIcnt 70 MN
nc 'lso .ciusci 70 "lsNc' stNtt'l vlheF ques-
,pu,, al'yI so'i'c ayu7slVi' " tne matter
Mf' PADDOCK was discharged from custody.
lue Hvuor'ai 10 SuhE'Gss u,SlnE tue annex
lion Ii VI VIZ ~ iH,luds VA Buoplel-
hvuc Jnlnt inculotlA 80. l. uy bohA ngr'
t'Ii1t's ~, W - n.u Iu' lhc
present rniIo. was a1opted
! " Broyniut, of Denver and ! n Tc,,ts
Of Monte Vista were confirmed a. conmts-
Ia al he =
A message wa. received from the rrnvcrpor
nuuoupcing, HIS aturoyAf Of the Worll.. F,lr
bill.
New bills: Wheeler to nay .yucners Of
DELEGATES 10 the meeting OF the Bi.u,talii,,
Leplsue: SyInk to pay bountlrs Tor h.et
sugar; Armstrong, extending the RIGHT Of
suffrage TO women aud submitting the art 10
a vote at the next general election: 10 prevent
barbcrlng on sunday; Boyd for a railroad
commission: McGovncy. approprlntint, sloO. :
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hI' hSuv- IN W Ilecnse s'e'Ii, ehEln'cr'
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i'tlSs 70 p"' iuii i, !, ~, 800 AIi'eu
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lhe tegl',rali1n Jaw, 20 t1'no'e haules OF VOC
&c ~" 'iu ~ ""' ~. nV' ~ y. 'eNLuu.
,'eeuon, prahe, 10 protect nsh anu game
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Fen -SESATE.-seuator Israel of the
special committee investigating the salaries
OF offices aud clerks, reported that as n gen
rfil rue lHe uiuces etciHtu wei managed. In
number there were too many clerks. The
presidents OF educational institutions were
receiving very large salaries. The subordinate
"aSucts were hot fsceNlhs 700 great sA!aIles'
Vultc huui2cr oi o'her committee report,
: W.T. ulnue, anu thc ,cualnuc, oi inc uay wa
ueNo,eu 70 .nS lhtIouuvtloh ui olls, As thls
vas .ne ,Asl VA, On which uIIis conlu nc IN,
; uoaHceu' SENATORS hlhur sreAt cHot, 70 &c,
.helt measures in' anu the result was 'hat III
were nleu' -,..,-- .-,-
ny ine Ivso'u'l"h iaNorins Tue an
,cNa,,un VI iiiNnii va auopteu, Nr. pohatn
.utt"iuecu ntesu'"t.on 70 thv eiicct mat ohiy
thc committee commune. on stale lhstltutions anu tne
committee on appropriations visit me state
, ,hsll',I,lous anu 'ne coht'ee on apptoprla'
Mons VISIT tne s,a'e ih,t'tutions, anu thai no
! appropt'aliohs u, ninnc utth tnese commit
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nnoIc icg'slatuIe sislteu an ihslllutIoh no m
lvLhla,loh souiu We ontsihgu, anu II was sun,
Ply 50 muvn unc WasVeu rms was cNlucnceu
- ny N's', ~ uo,ue" "a, sauna ScHclhl
u. ~, ~, ~ ois ,iel,
pi d lunhct, anu .nc RESOLUTION was ueieateu
"a ,nt I;n t,'!o,iYi, 800, ,..,. .--,..,-
short weight was favorably reported MIR
, Cannun's bill to amend the attachment Law
so that attached properly should be divided
pro rata. was brought up. but laid over for n
! few days
The bill forbiddinr child labor was defeated
on the ground that IT was already covered by
statutes that were not enforced. Nearly two
hundred new bills were Introduced II wa.
agreed to visit the state ,nstitntIons n, colo.
RADIO Springs tomorrow
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