The Lamar register., 1893-02-11

The memorial 10 Congress urging the annex
alton Of the Sandwich Islands va suupeeu-
House iolnt memorial No. /. pl boh9 nse,
memorializinr Congress TO pass oii Tor me
free and unlimited eoinaSe OF sA'e' " '"N
present ratio. was adopted rt.
j W Browning of Denyer and J. H. Lewis
of Monte Vista were conhrned y soll'is
sioncrs of the Soldiers and sailors iiolile-
A message was received tISh NC 4,' -.
Announcing his approval Of the word ar
New bills: Wheeler, to pay expense, ,,9i o.
delegates to the meeting u thc Dr. 49,,
League; swink. TO pay bounues Iqf .ee
sugar; Armstrong, extending lhe I'su, ~
suffrage To women and submitting ue &C. 70
a vote al the next general election TO prseeh,,
barbering on Sunday. Boyd ioE taii,0S' I,,.e
commission: McGoyucv, apprpPrlailhe SlVVf-
coo for completing the state capitol
HorsE.-Complaints were made against
several committees because they had not re
ported bills OF importance, Ihe aaNeIse n
port on the bill To requlTr diieh eoihpAlles 19
destroy noxious weeds along di'ehcs "a hot
agreed 10, and the bill vii he eons4derrd 10
committee of the whole.
Mr. Hynes' bin 10 license steam enEtnecra
was considered In committee oi tue l'-e-
The whole afternoon vas sPeut 10 the discus
sion without aetoa,
New bills, KNion, requiring ra!lr1ad com
panies to pay full damages Tor slo-A AlA'e1
to grant woman suifragr, Boaynse' 10 Aallnu
the registration law, 10 remove names vt WI
ers fnom the lists who I'D mol vote al previous
election; Drake, to protect dsh and game.
Lennard. requiring county Officers 70 t4fn
their fees over 10 county treasaFeF
FEB. a.-SESATE Israel q The
special committee Investigating the sa44flrs
Of offices and clerks reported that a. sen
cral rule the offices seemed vel. nauasel; lh
a number there were too macy CLERKS lEc
presidents OF educational Institutions Tcfe
receiving very large sAlaT.cs. The snboTainato
teachers were not receiving TOO sreat sa.Arlen-
Quite number Of other committee feIoEts
were made, and the remainder oi the DAY y a
devoted to the tntruductiOu q bills As THIS
was the last day on which bills could he IN
trOduced, senators madc a great effort 10 go
their measures In, and the result Eas that 10
were filed.
HousE-The resolution fayoTinE The AZ
ne1atlon Of Hawaii Wa adopted. Mr.. poaaih
introduced a resolution 20 the elect that uuly
the committee on state institutions And ne
committee on appropriations visit the siale
institutions and tho cumwltlec on apprqfflA-
tions visit the state Institutions, Had that no
appropriations BE- made unit. these commit
tees reported Mr. D0nath said whcu The
whole legislature visited "a instituiion no In
formation could he obtained. and lt uas sim.
ply so much time wasted This Ez- cyiisuccd
by the visit to Golden last Satuui1y. Several
members objected 10 CuTtia- Jhc.r privileges
by large majority.
The hiu 70 puai.h coal dealers for ciyius
short weight was fay0ratly reported Nrs
CaaBon's bill to amend the attachment lE-
20 that attached properly should = divided
pro rata vas oroaght mp, tat laid 0Eer Tor
few days,
The bHl forbslllar child labor vas defeated
on the ground that u sss already c0ErFtd b.
statutes that were not cafnrcci NeATig two
hundred ucw bills were introduced. II sAs
agreed To visit The state iastilutioas Al Colo
RADIO springs tomorrow.
FEB. a-SrNArE--A cusunltiee of three
was appointed to Investigate duplicate b!lh,
othaf oaly one need he pr.ntr1. The REQ
luton Was adopted by vote q l. aye 70 u
noes despite vigorous protest on The part q
Senator bArcla- Two messages frum the
governor wcrc received and the Senate ucnt
tnto executive scssiaa. The puminai!1u Of
DR.. Henry Paul a. a member O.! the hosrd %
control OF the State lndust-ial school a. Col
den. and that nf Israel q Berry as uaulcu Of
the state ReformAi0Ty a. RacnA Vista, scrc
confirmed communication S2s rr1clrcd
from the board OF capitol nlanaEcrs In respect
TO the Senate concurrent resolution. s;ztlnE
that the cost uf finishing the Interior 0f The
building IN marble vuuid be zhaat so p1u Ia
excess of the oost Of finishing It Ia su,d Tae
communication wzs referred the ooultaittee
on finance.
The committee report on the Joae.-Grah.m
election contest was taken Up zHd after sune
discussion the case Vas referred back 70 The
committee asAlH.
HoUsE.-The Benton resolution, In favor o,
the government completing the Nicaragua
canal. but opposed TO is guaranteeing byinds
for The consiruetion by private individuals,
been agreed 10.
4 statement was received from the Capitol
Board, thai ii would ou-t S-i.elD raorr 10
hnish the capitol with marble thaa siih
wood
Mr Hynes' bul requiring engineer. To So
cure licenses from state erumlnlns boNri
w2s taken up IN committee q the Whole, and
the discussion lasted nearly al day After
being amended the blil ~as defeated b. a y0le
Of 81 70 20
NJ kilion,s bul to czemp; tan taxation
d!tchcs, canals and fumes used by the nNnrr,
exclusively for irrigatlng purposes, property
OF municipal corporations public Libraries
and cemeteries not held for prUst. lts OBJ
Jeei was TO amend the present law 10 a. 10
a!!oS ! the taxation OF church property. The
bill was defeated by large majority.
Next came a bill by Mr. Baldwin Of Bo;il-
der, TO reapportlon the eonvicts Of the stais
to the counties having at least 4 populatlpu
Of 300 Each county vas 70 build a iaii for
the keeping OF the conyiets Apportioned By
the penltentiary commissioners. The con.
ytets were TO be employed in building road.
killed.
The state land board sent a copy Of a rr.s-
luton adopted by the board, requesting an
appropriation OF 81, 600 10 change the course
OF Willow creek at Creede 10 It's former
course. /, was referred To the committee on
public lands
The House then adjourned until Monaar
morning In order to allow the member. 10
yisit the state Institutions al Colorado Springs
Saturday
FEB. Both houses visited the Mute and
Blind institution at Colorado Springs and
thoroughly Inspected the workings Of the