The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1893-04-08
reeomn,ended for passage. 1t appropriate.

TO DtVr u ETGsIt UUHy TtHuV Tot Pst-saEt on
Moicay bOth Ii 'uiehant Governor Nichols
aud Mr.. BarclA. the president pro ten. de-
cIared that they would not sign bills rushed
through In that manner.
The ant-Pfnkerfon bill was killed.
House The bill 10 amend the statute pro.
vidihg fur the Incorporation and r, gu,at.on OF
trust co npnnies MAS passed. Also tine bill for
additional huicfngs for the deaf and blind
institute; ut Colorado Springs
The day was &C -upled almost exclusively IN
rushing bills through second readings. and
nearly everythipk met with approval. Among
these was billy 10 amend the fee bill
APRIL 3.-SENATg-After reading the
journal the Senate went into executive session
10 decide ~ hat to do with reference To stolen
hi L.. IL was decided To ak the House for II
second engrossed copy of CalkIns' oleomar-
Garine bill which had been stolen.
The Senate then TOOK up the general APP
preparation bill 1t Vas decided To re-torc
the appropriation from $4,000 tn St4 900 for
tor tue attorney generals Office. The Dli was
nualiy passed.
Tue regular third reading calendar was
taken up aud The following bills were finally
passed: Making II unlawful TO take h-h
from any private pond lake or stream without
the con-ent Of The owner, making II uniaa ful
10 take fish from December 10 May. inclusive:
nppropriatiug Sd,io0 for the redrinpt on aud
payment OF outstanding certificates issued for
premium on loco weed. prohibiting and rrgu-
Ing. the Transportation and sale OF certain
animals, lisa rntoirl ,proviing tJr The pay
meat 10 w. II. Harris OF Sis 30 due for milf
tary service during tue year 1861: relating TO
assignments for thu benefit OF ere ltors; pro-
yid.ns an appropriation OF s!,01J for the
Lief OF David b. Johns, who lost his eycsight
hg a blast while work NJ GA tile state d tch;
appropriIt!n: sl1J,0jJ for the state penlten-
tiary proy4din for prospecting and develop
Ing The mineral and. bclun sins TO tle state,
and providing for the lease Of sIch lands 10y
I the state aolrd 0f land commissioners; appro-
printing $1,000 for The relief OF james I. Me-
Cam, In connection with the Ute war;
I'm aiding the act re,atlng to schools 20 that
applicants FOE lie icbefsi cyrtiiic Il shall pay
4 lee OF Il ap roptiating $500 for the con-
.trutt Oh OF scwern &c Tor the sta T. Asricul-
tural Collcse; apProyriAtng sl,1OO Tor tue
, relief OF Ja-ncs hutcD nson and iis assistants.
IHc Senate tlcu went into cxecut v. SER
slDn to con -liler the governors nom. nations
oa tue state bD ird OF agriculture, the boards
oi veterinary and me lea! examiners and tue
board OF eoutrll Of tue iuuustrial school.
They were all roniiriucI.
The bill providing for submission to the
clcc. urs of Lac riatt the qtie,ton OF extend
lag TIE irdnehi-e To women vas finally passed
b., Il yote OF - to TO-
Tue ful!oalbs bllls were finally pas scd
/ Without discussion: Authoriz. ing trust aud
guaranty companies aud corporations organ
izcd Tor ihat purpose to become surely up
tue uiheial bonus ui pIblic officers and bonds
rsquieI la Jliiiea! Proceedings; aueudins
tuc statutes relating 10 electric lisnt an
water wurS,. inlt.tts the tinic "a wnlch cut
may b. drought IN thts STAKE when tue cui-c
oil action ace uvd without tne stItc: regulht-
iug, toe burial OF the tlIisrnt aud ptupcr
lr-u; pro iJins for the Assessment aud col
lection OF u YAK los the years lo9j and 1871
for tue uonlplcilun OF the stac capitol;
.fn-nuing secIion 20 of article $ of c.iIp vr
l.U Of tnc b-uerIl StitItcs; amcu iins GER
tain SECTIONS OF the cr4iuIna cO-c; max ln-
SATURDAY IN tue months of June, July and
] AuEI.L lalf hnl dty- In Drnver; crcatin.
-tale and cuuuy board, of horticulture aud
prUyullu. Tor the e. term nation OF Insect
/ pcsl-; ainendlng the act relating To corpIrl-
non; repeating the act 10 enable ooIltie-
| 10 lcilnu taeF bonded debts: appropriation.
[ yj,3sJ.3j fos che relief of the Collier ~
Z t.uNc.anl LitlIog 1tpIl Company.
At The beginning ui tlc evening scssion
! the { inference report On TIE bill tor annex
I ins tutsa, MAS considered. A compromise
I Wus creed To that made the bill accept tbic
to The House. Conference committees were
1 nppJiut d GA the appropriation b.l, The fec
| bni and tie county hill
Tho following House bills were then passed:
Am Ding the act re.alins to eleuiloli- alA
ty rr.i.lon; relating 10 the settlement of cs-
| ia.v-; relating TO ths settiem-nt OF estates
where the properly does not exceed thr
WIDOWS share; providing los the setting
| apaft OF u room Ia tle II t. capitol building
I for lea Iquarter. OF the Dtpat tmcut Of tile
Grand Army of the l: put c OF Colorado
| AMI Wyon,ng; prvyiiliug ior the appoint
meat OF six COMM slOner, Tor the man
| urcncut OF the sol!iers and Sailors Home;
! pluyiuiug for the appointment OF rtatc hsh
| and game warden and deputies, the bill
! makes the i-n coIninl -e.oncr teat officer, APP
| propriatlu. SOD annually, an sl,-Ol each
| Tor the threc deputies; approprlaiihS sl,UU
] 10 DAY the salary of STATE hsh commissioner
| an. hat. herir- Tor ihe year 1888, aud si,O1O
| for The year 1896. and . oJD Tor the branch
iiutelrrIvs, or $1,000 IN all; establishing
| roundup district y; revising the acts and
pat, OF acts relating TO the care and custody
/ uuti d -guargc OF the insane, aud Judicial pro-
Gee! nss affecting the sane, providing for
me iieal examiuer. In lun cs inquest., and
| pfes ,nting regulations for future buildings
! Tor the insane.
| me conference committee on the bounty
| LII agreed to make the bounty on mountain
| lion scalp, S3 In .teal of 80, and the Senate
| accepted the amendment.
senator Birela was called TO the chair, as
! Lieutenant Governor Nicho. said he would
not si;n the charter Dill, holding that 1t had
not been consututioniIIy read senator DAT
| Ella signed IL.
| The following bills were finally passed:
| Providing for the payment Of The expenses OF
| Governor Routt anu rtaif for the visit to the
| aedieation exercI-cs at tho Worlds Fair;
reinbursing county treasurers Tor money paid
| out for bountles a,,d appropriatns $1,000;
making liens on irrlyat on ditch propertie,
| rnrr.. co-owncrs fail or neglect to assist in
| cleaning or repairing; requesting Congress
III, c,tauilshment IN Washington of n road
department similar to the department of az
r!culturr; cxemptlug real aud pcrsonal prop
cry OF posts OF the &. A. H. held for relief
I and chaiitab purposes from taxation;
| amending section !, chapter xivii of the gen
cral st.ltut =; relating TO the Conveyance OF
water right: repeating section ~ OF chapter
xviii of the general statutes, entitled "Con-
yeyunees; :" Hou.e joint memorial No. ! re-
uuts sting Congress 10 pas general bankrupt
Ina: providing Tor the suppression OF infec-
tious and contagious diseases among domes-
tic animals and for the creation OF state
veterinary sanitary board, who shall appoint
county inspectors where properly requested
TO do 50; relating to the release u! deeds OF
trusi; amending The law relating to roads
aud highways and 4 .tcrmlning when priv ate
roads snail be tlseiarci TO he public highways.
| The conference report on the bill for the
erection of buildings for tue institute for the
deaf and blind VA, agreed TO.
Senator Hartzrll stated hat the conference
committee had agreed to recommend that the
House concur In the Senate amendments N
the general apnropr' alton bill The report
was adopted. The HOUSE. yielded to the Sen
ate amendment striking out the inspector OF
meta. Iiferous mine-, which was the chief
ground of controversy.
The third reading calendar was again taken
up and the follow Ing bills passed: Reguiat-
ing insurance companies doing business or
the Lloyds plan; prov. ding that each county
shall be furnished with journal Tor public
inspect on; reiating to the state engineer and
the regulation Of irrigation; confirming the
title of thr High-Line .scrvor COMPANY In
to, t.. nd N