The Lamar register., 1893-01-21
coLoRADo.s LEGISLATURE.
Des tan Il Report of the Proceedings ~
Botl Houses.

large tOwnss TO prohlolt the employment oi
child labor; Timmons, employers' liability
act; johnson. to abolish private detective
agencies, Swink, for a bridge across the
Arkansas In Prowers county: Fclker- relating
20 redemption of lands sold for taxes; stecA
to appropriate 5000 10 Jas n Carliie, back
salary: Barela, TO make legal interest per
cent Mckinley, to appropriate sloo,eoo Tor
the Worlds Fair commission; Drake 70 pre-
vent the formation of trusts.
Two bills for payment OF salaries were
tayorably reported from commiuee OF the
whole.
The enrolling, engrossing snd printing
clerks we're sworn in against the wishes OF
the Republicans, who opposed 1t On the
grounds OF economy.
Senator Israel reported for the committee
on committees, having twenty-tso standing
committees and one special committee The
report was adopted
HousE.-R. W, Bonynge, chairman of the
special committee, reported a set OF rules Tor
the guidance of the House. The rules OF the
last assembly are generally adhered TO, with
one important exception, The speaker oil the
present House Is authorized TO appoint the
committee All the committees are incrcAs-
ed from two to four. The committee on rail-
ruads and corporations, the committee on
agriculture and irrigation, and the committee
on mines and mining, viii each have thlr-
teen members. The rules further provide
that special orders must first be referred 10
the committee on rules, and that u viii re
quire three-ffths vote 10 aHend or aeroSaie
the rules.
Three new committees are provided for
There will be a committee on the Worlds
Fair, one on cities and towns, and one on
state canals and reservoirs. The committee
on cities and towns, IL Is argued, Is rendered
necessary By the important changes proposed
to be made on the charter OF the city of Den
YER
r l. Woottou. ,Ir.. introduced q minority
report. This report was In favor Of the com
mitiee being appointed by the House. The
majority report WAS adopted bs vote Of -
to 81 II was ordered that lobbyists be ex-
eluied from the floor
JAN. l2.-SKNArE-L Lieutenant -G GOVERNOR
Nichols presided. The committee on stand
ing committees reported The following, the
first named on each committee being the
chairman:
Judiciary-Gunnel. D., Mchiniey- Pcasc.
Felker, Drake.
Revision-Pease, p, Mekinley
FinAnce-IsraeI, D., Adams Leddy, Ne
Convey, Drake.
Banking and Insur7,noe-Leddy p. Wheel
er, King, steck, HarizelL
Corporations-Balsins p, Graham, Nc
kinlcy, HartLell, Pryor
ADMINISTRATIONS, D., GunEel. Pease, Eel
ker, +. ". Smith.
Educational and Educational InsittutionS-
Lockwood, P, Boyd. Walters, Merritt, Howes.
Mines and Mining-Nhecier, p, Mills
Balsinger. White, F. W. Smith.
Agriculture and Irrisaiion-Boyd- P, b. l.
Howes. Smith. Painter.
stock-Smith. p. Graham. Painter
State Affairs and Public Lsnds-Iohuson,
p, Israel, NcGoyney.
County Anairs-Ii immons. P, Turner, Gun
nell. Nebbcr, steck.
State Institutions and Public building
Israel. D.. Mckinley. lockwood, Pryor. BroNn.
Fish. Forestry and Game-G'Eaham. p
Mills. Newman
Military Anairs-s,eck, r., johnson, Boyd
Privileges aud observation-disclosures, D..
King, Turner. FelkeF, White.
Printing Turner, p, Armstrong, Merritt
EnrollmeHt-king. D.. Walters, Newman
ngrossment-Wa D., King. SHink-
Rules-Bareia, D.. b. L. smith White
Labor-Armstrong p, Mills, Steck
supplies and Experimentation, D.,
Leidy, Webber.
The report was adopted
New bills: By Drake, To add another Judge
iu Tenth district; Howes, TO protect buffalo;
Turner, TO tax mine.
Two bills were passed. both appropria,ing
money for legislative and executive expense
+ J. Cassidy was elected sicaographer.
HoUsE.--A resolution was adopted pro vld-
Ing for printing 5000 copies OF Governor
Wsite's message, 1000 IN English and Loco
in spanish.
The chair announced the following stand.
Ing committee:
Finance, Ways and Mean. ell. Hunter,
Halleti, slosson, Cannon, Garcia. DyAtt,
Moore, Thomas.
n.
Norlin. Ross, Sims, Wicks, Bonynge
Sweeney. Fiizgarrald, Thomas.
Appropriations and Expenditures
nolds, Wickz, Heisler, Hailett Gil. Dake,
Dean, Babeoek, Crowly, Wootton, Young.
Mines and Minins-Ross Herr, Babeock.
Carnahan, Lowell, Harper, Baldwin CEi
Pasol, Crow, Fritz, Mcknight Baldwin
(Bouiderl, Bent, Carney.
Public Lands-Dean. Gordon, Babcock.
Heisier, Twombley, Mcknight, Hurt, Carney,
Cromley.
stock--Harper. Price, Putnam, Twombley,
Lowell, Bromley, Calkins, Cochran, Garcia.
Agriculture and Irrig gation-Babcock axe
Twombley. Wicks, Brown. Carnahan. Ross,
Benton, Bromley, Coffman, Heath, Donath,
How
Education-Slms, Hallett. Bonynge. Car
nshan, hilton, Carney, Conman, Donath,
Newman.
Public Buiidings-Hallett. Hunter. Hum
phrey, Cannon, Roth, Moore, Page, Wells,
Young.
Elections-Wicss, Gill, Anderson, Putnam.
Cannon, Herr, Garcia. Crow Lynch
State Affairs und Reapportionment-Fun Funder-
berg, Leonard Roth. sanchez Baldwin (El
Paso), Fitzgarrald. Booth. Hurt, Westerman.
Corporations and Railroads-Roth, Wieks,
Reynolds, Anderson, Harper. Sims, Gordon.
Gill, Brown, Baldwin (Boulder), How, Fitz-
garrald, Newman.
Fees and Salaries-Prlce, Sims. Lennard.
Harper, Norlin. Baldwin (BouIder), Hox,
Lynch, Fitzgarrald.
State nstitutions-Twombley, Dake Hun
ter, Reynolds, Brown, Cochran, Donath.
Hynes, Calkins
Penitentiary -Humphrey, Dean. Carnahan,
Price, Twombley, Grow, Be nion, Wells Page
Ceunties-Sanchez. Hallett, Fundcrberg.
Brown, Baldwin (El Paso), Bent, Fritz, Ny
ers, jerks.
Indian and Military Afairs-Baldwin CEI
PaSpl, Anderson. Dake Herr sanchax Rn,,b