The state herald., 1894-02-02

/. D. Chamberlain, Of Pueblo, MEM
Der Of Board of Pcnitentiary Commits.
sioners.
j. T. Flower, dairy commissioner.
The following were not confirmed
A. g. Fisk, superintendent Of i'm
migration.
Frank Finegan, Colorado Springs,
trustee mute and blind asylum.
/ W. j. Jackson, Of Pueblo, member
Of Board of Control state industrial
school.
+. II. Hewger, boiler inspector.
II. l.. Ackcr, metalliferous mine in
spector.
The confirmation of Mr.. Fisk was
not agreed to because, it was main
tanned, there was no appropriation to
pay his salary. The same reason was
given for the rejection Of the name Of
the metalliferous mine inspector, who
sued the State auditor for his salary
the other day
1t was charged against Mr.. Hegwcr,
the boiler inspector, that he was in.
competent and that he had violated
the law, and he was sidctracked.
The governor was criticised for not
submitting his appointments for the
Denver police board.
Senator Steck offered a resolution
calling upon the governor to adjourn
the legislature, as the Senate and
House could not agree. The fas5iu-
tion was adopted and the Senate ad-
journed till Tuesday.
In the House consideration Of the
bill for State Canal No. 2 in Mesa
county was completed, and it was rec
commended for passage. 1t provides
for an appropriation of 100000 for
preliminary work and surveys, etc.,
the main cost of the construction COM
ing from the sale of water rights.
The committee appointed to inves-
tigate the condition of the state funds
available for appropriation made re-
port. According to the committee
there is sl69, 522.25 Of tho internal
improvement and the internal i'm
provement income fund in warrants
that probably can be appropriated. Of
that sum there are about $SS, 900 in
vested in state warrants.
The Booth bill, providing for the
completion Of State Canal No. !, was
next taken up. Amendments were
adopted making the minimum price Of
school lands 50. 80 an acre, and fixing
the price of water at $50 an acre Fur
Their consideration of the bill was
postponed until o-morrow.
This being the last day for the in
PRODUCTION of bills several were intro
duced. The total number introduced
was II. <l,si
The HaS + amount of
Pa8oo' 40 4*Y oe attachment law
so as to allow 49, nents to DO issued
only on the eF(eR1e Of fraud, when
the defendant = . foreign corporation,
and for labor pssit encd; providing for
the payment IL irrigating water in
three installusatA
In committee OF the whole three
bills providing for the redemption Of
property sold under trust deed were
considered. The bill of Mr.. Sweeney,
allowing nine months for foreclosure
and twelve months for foreclosure by
the holder Of the second mortgage in
case the owner does not redeem the
property was recommended with the
following amendment:
That, in case the purchaser and
party who made the sale Of the prop
erty were out Of the county, the
owner could deposit the amount paid
for the property by the purchaser with
the'county treasurer.
Mr.. Bonynge's bill, providing for
the grouping of candidates under the
title Of the Office for which they as
pirc was taken up and reported favora-
bly,. 1t dispcnses with the cmblcms
on the official ballot and the name Of
a candidate appears only once on a
ballot A voter has to vote for the
individual
The bill for State Canal No. l was
then taken up again and favorably re-
ported. An amendment was adopted
that only every other section under
the canal be sold.