The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-08

limitation At midnight, but the clock was
| stopped aud the work went 90 In both houses.
norsE.-Two more bills were reported
missing when the House convened. These
were II. d. No. la0 (Caikins), regulating the
| manufacture and sale OF oleomargaI.nc and
;. Is. No. i9l tBalsinscrl. relating 10 pawn
brokers The bills had disappeared since
\ sunday evening.
New copies were ordered engrosscd 10 era
bic the House to concur In Senate amend
mcnts TO Mr.. talklns' measure and 10 put the
pawnbfokcrs' bill through third reading
| Third readings were then taken M and the
| following bills passed; To provide for the
| dcstfucton OF wolves. coyotes, bears aud
| mountain lions; corporations. wrlis OF error
| IN criminal cases; 10 authorize the probate
! judges OF auy county To appnint q board OF
| visitors for the inspection of all charitable
I and corrective institutions located Ia said
county for at act In relation TO state reye-
| nues. 10 provide for an assistant district at
torney in judicial districts having more than
lwo Judges; relating 10 the auditing OF in-
dcbiedness against the stat. for the relief OF
the Bencdictlnc sisters, whose convent was
injured BY tunnel blasting at Canon City ap-
prVpriaiing SlUO,UoO 10 furnish the state capi-
,ol; TO iN the jurisdiction of justices Of the
peace In preliminary eNAminAt Ions, relating
10 contested elections for the offices OF presi-
dental electors, and to supreme. District aud
County Court judges; TO provide for the cs-
Enlistment OF permanent registration lists.
In tho afternoon several conference com
lul,ieeg were appointed, and the following
bills were passed To redeem outstanding
certificates of Indebtedness; to amend the law
providing for the prosecution and punIsh-
ment OF crimes by Information. 10 create Il
siaic board of health aud to dcfnc It's duties
aud powers; 10 punish persons for taking
electric light OF gas without the consent of
the owner. or for maliciously tampering with
or nlurng electric or gas appliances: con
eerning rccognlzanecs In criminal eases, was
killed
The SeEntc amendments to II. b No iii,
relating to the public lands, were coneurred
IN as well as the amendment, to H. b, No. 2222
cutting down the appropriations for the state |
iusane asylum. Carried. The Senate amend |
mcnt- to the iiSh law were agreed To- The bili |
Tor the relief uf James Hutchinson vas passe d |
A. amended. The bin amending the law rclat- |
Ing to guardian and ward. passed. The |
fec bill was passed by vote OF 10 to 20 The |
amendments TO the oleomaIgariuc bill was
agreed to, also the amendments to the wom- |
an's suffrage bill. The bill allowing corpora
tlons To extend their term of incorporation |
was passed.
At the opening of the evening session the
conference On the bounty bill was concurred |
la also in regard 10 the bill relating to min
eral found on school land, The conference
report on the Wicks annexation bill was
agreed to-
The following bills passed; Declaring at
tlcks on railroad trains To be felonics and
providing punishment; relating 10 assign
ments for the benefit Of creditors and cons;i-
tutiug msslgnecs officers of court. abOllshng
detective agencies; TO amend the law relating
To marriage licenses and dcsl lgnatlug the form
ui certificates to be used; for the relief of
Ibomns Tobin; prohlbltin. the Insurance OF
children under 10 years of age; 10 authorize
the state auditor TO draw warrants on the
stock Inspection fund ln payment of out
standing certificates OF Indebtedness on the
stock indc mnlty fund to provide for the dis
position of cases appealed TO the higher
courts when there is = lack of iuri-diction,
10 amend the laws relating to insurance COM
pnnie-, to provide for the construction OF To-
cal improvements In all Incorporated cities;
for a code Of procedure in civil actions for
courts OF record; To amend the statutes te-
lntiug 10 revenue, TO turn the SsO, ,0OD OF the
''Necs- fund OF 1870 Into the general fund of
tue years 1893 and 1884. To regulate the re-
iisircting of wards in cit!c, OF the second
class and less. to preserve the public health
and create local boards of health. 10 enable
Incorporated cities to establish park aud
bpulcyarls; amending the statutes relating |
to the code Of civil procedure.
The conference report on the bounty bill
va euucurred Ia. The bounty on mountain
lions j. ~, The amendment. made hy the
Senate tu II - No 49, were cnncurred in on
noiion Of Mr. Moore. The bill gives cities OF
he second. third and fourth elias. the power
% purchase electric plauts for motor power.
The conference report on the general appro-
1riatiou ulll was also agreed 10.
The conference committee on : b. No 3l4,
relating 10 fees and salaries. which had been
l9ponted To adjust thr differences over the
Hon amendment, filed It, report The re-
part cuts down the county clerk salary In
'uGnile7 u The seG0Ul4r'h. pos.'
$500 AMI r-, ". LAS from $1,000 10
,nih Ev'.c.It chief deputy, salary from 81
iUJ 10 :! OO0. The county treasurer's In sec
oni class coGntlcs is cut from a 01J 70 $500
and his chief deputy salary from s!,ioc to
s2U9O. The county as-c -sor's salary IN the
snmc rlass OF counties j. cat 10 $500 from
5000. The report also cut. down the gov
ernor's salary to 5000: judge Of Court Of
Appral- >I.Ipu Supreme Court judges, So
1uO, and di,trlc; judges, 5000 The district
attorneys la district with more than two
judges are allowed 5000 and mileage, and
Ia other districts "a 600 The rcpor, Of the
committee wa adopted
Mr. Thomas at thi- junctGre presented Mr..
WailucloFd. the clerk OF the House, with a
cane neatly engraved, which lie
sad wa- offered on behalf OF the members as
a token Of the clerk's ability, Integrity and
Serseant-at-Arns Billow was
presented with similar weapon,
Me- Nuot,on in neatly rounded speech
presented Speaker Ammon. with gold
watch aud cLuiu, inscribed Presented To the
Speaker, by the Members of the Ninth Gen
rrui Assembly, April 3. iSJ3" Mr.. Ammous
responded in graceful speech The ilouse
wsp- -iill la session ntt - o'clock
ArRu 4-SESNrE The election bill wa |
passed at 80 o'clock The bill provides |
that q candidate may accept nomination |
from cue party only, and that his name may
appear under the rignctte OF bnt one party. |
This provision was bitterly fought by the
fusion wing OF the Democratic party and by
The Populist>. while the White Wings and
Republicans as staunchly supported it.
The following bills were then passed
Concerning real estate held by benevolent
and fpternal societies; providing for the
mOrtgagluZ OF the estates Of minors and In
sane persons. relating To the election of
trustees of colleges; amending the law reln-
tive to'adninistrators referring To -tate
board OF veterinary examiners, amending
the Law relative To the judicial districts Of the
state; concerning oilers 10 compromise cases
IN justices courts, regulating the business of
employ meut and intelligence agents; amend
ing an act concerning larceny; amending the
statutes relating TO costs; to add portion OF
Weld County to Morgan County.
The Senate concurrcd in the House amend
mcnt 10 5. B. No, 301 concerning the con-
structlnn OF reservoirs.
The conference report on the fee blll was
taken up. The amendments Of the House
were adopted and the bill finally passed.
Senator Israel offered resolution protest
ing against the passage Of thrty-hve House
appropriation bills which were passed late ia
the night. The resolution was placed upon
The records, but afterwards cXpuuged,
Ia committee of the whole II. b. No. re-
l1liug to the establishment ol a nome 1Or
disabled miners and approprigtng $4,000
therefor, was considered 1t was defeated.
II. Il. No. 90. for the establishment, Of n
reservoir at Twin Lakes, WAS passed with the
appropriation reduced from $4,000 10 s20,-
600
After lengthy recess the Senate met at
% o'cinck IN the evening, hut did little besides
crack Jokes until the time Of adjournment.
senator Barcla stated that in conscience
and in keeping with hi, oath he could not
sign sixteen Of the bills which had been
passed. because thcse bills after being rend
| in batchc, In committee Of the whole the sec
ond time, had becn referred to a special com
I mittec To confer with the House, and had
| then gone to third reading. This an ir-
\ a.tInu tho in.i.fgJ he