The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1893-04-08

I New copies were ordered engrossed to ena-
BILE lhe.Hou.e to concur in Senate amend
! mcnis TO Mr.. Calkins' measure and 10 put Tue
plwnbrokers' bill through third reading.
Third Ie d ngs wer. then taken up aud the
following bills passed: To provide for the
: destruction OF wo'ves, coyotes, oenrs anu
mounlaia lions; corporations; writs OF error
| in criminal cases; 10 authorize the proDate
| judges of any county 10 appoint board OF
visitors for the inspection OF all charitable
| aud corrective Institutions located In sad
| county, for an act in relation TO state rrve-
nues; To provide for assistant district AT
| torney in judicial districts having more lhan
| two judges; relating to the auditing OF IN,
debteiness against The state; for the relief OF
| the Benedictne sisters. whose convent was
| Injured BY tunnel blasting at Canon CITY; up
| ptopriatins 100000 to furnish the state capt.
| to!; to tx tue Jurisdi Il n OF justices oil the
peace in preliminary examinations; re4athR
| to contested elections for the offices OF pref.
DENTAL electors. and to Supreme, District and
County Court judges; to provid; Tor Inc es-
tlhli.hmcnt Of perm meat regi.tration lists.
In the afternoon several conference com
mlltees were appointed, and the 10 lowing
Blk were passed.: To redeem out.tanding
certificates of Indebtedness; TO amend the inw
providing for the prosecution and punish-
nient OF crimes by information; TO create
state boarI of health and TO define It's duties
an powers. 10 punish persons Tor tAhihE
electric light or gas without the consent OF
the owner. or for malciously taInpering Win
or iujuring electric or gas appliances; con-
corning recogn!zances III criminal cases, WAS
X He'd.
The Scrate amendments to II. u. No. IN,
RELAXING TO the public lands, were eoneurred
In, as well as the am sndments 10 III. b No.2-2,
cutting down the appropriation. for the state
Insane asylum. Carried. The Senate amend
ments To the ti-h law we're asre ID To- Inc bill
for the relief OF Jan Hue lin*ol was pisse
: amended. The bill amending the Law rela.-
ing u guardian aud ward, was pts-e l. Inc
fe. DILL WIS pt-scI by yose OF - to 20 The
amendments to the ocomargarine I'LL! was
agreed TO, also the amendments TO the wo.n-
an'. sufIfage bill. The bill allowing corpora
lions 10 extend their term of incorporation
was passed
conference on tae bounty bul WI coucurred
in also Ia re gard TO the bill relating 10 MIN
cril found on school land. The conference
report on the VICES annexation oil WAS
a r. ed to.
The following bills passel: Declaring at
tack. on railroad ira ms to he 4 lIne> and
providing q punish mcnt; relating 10 assign
uients for the benefit OF creditors anu cons J.
tutiug a..i .nre- officers OF court; abpllshinG
detective agencies; TO amend the Ia y re!a lH-
to marriage llceu c.. AMI de-l :nailis the fnrin
OF certificates To tie u.ed for the re lei OF
Thomas Tubn: prohibiting the insurance OF
children under 10 years OF age; to auihurlkc
the state au iitor To draw wIrrant' o. the
stock inspection fund in pawn mt OF out
standlu., certificates OF Indebtedness on she
stock indie mnily fund. 10 provide for the Dis
position of cases appca ed To the II gher
courts when there Is lack OF jurisdlctson'
10 amend the laws relating TO Insurance com
plni--. to provide for the construction oil 10
ed improvements in all Incorporated Cities
for u code Of procedure In civil actions ior
court, Of cord; TO amend The st,iutcs re-
lat n. TO reycnur; TO turn the $4,000 oil the
excess fund Of lsjJ lno the general fund OF
the year. 1898 aud 1921. TO rcgu ate the re-
d Striciing OF wards ia cit e. OF the second
class and les; tn preserve th" phblic health
and create local boards of hcnltl. 10 enahl"
Incorporated cites TO establish parks and
b1ueyirI.; amend Hing tn statutes relating
u the col. Of clyil procedure.
The confer. nee report On the bounty blIl
wa coneugrc | IA. The bounty on mountain
lion, /. 81. The amenimcnts made 10y the
Senate To II u. No. As wrrt cpneurred In o.
mo lon OF Sir. Moore. The bill gives ell j., oi
the secoad, third AMI fourth class the ppScr
I, pursha.c eleetrlc piauts for motor power,
Tue ronfcr -ncc report on the general appfo-
prIltion bill was also agreed TO.
The conference committee ON 5 Is. No. 3li
relating To fees AMI "a are, which had been
appointed TO adjust the differences over the
Hou c nmrndment, MED Its report The re-
part cuts down the county clerks salary In
counties OF the scconl elias. from si.ODD 10
$3.50 and the chief deputy salary from 81
5gl TO- sss,Qgl. he sQl1ly. .lE.a.llter's In sec
and his chief dcpuiy's salary from g.. 40 10
SEQ o. The county assessors salary IN Inc
SAN. class of countic. Il eat To 500 from
5000. TA, report also cuts down the gov
crnor's salary 10 SjOO; Judges OF Cont oil
Appeals. s.. $50. Supreme Court judges, So
coo. and district judges, 1910. The district
attorneys In district with more than two
JUDGES are nlloy we'd 5000 and mileage. and
in o her Districts si.Ot. The report Of the
committee was adopted.
MIR. lhoma. at this 1uncture presented Mt.
Wallngford. the clerk Of the House, with
20 d-hcaled cane, neatly engraved, which he
said was offered on behalf of the members n.
n token of the clerks ability. integrity and
uprghincss Sergeant-at-Arrn- Blllow Wa
pre- .rnicd with SIMILAR weapon.
Mr.. Woottou In a neatly rounded speech,
presented Speaker Ammons with gold
watch and chain. Inscribed Presented to the
Speaker by the Members Of the Ninth Gen
eral Assembly, April B. 1888" Mr. Ammons
responded in graceful speech; The HOUSE
was still in session atf 80 O'Clock.