The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-04-06

/ cprurnrEres was appointed 10 cs'nfer
with the family as 10 arrangements fos'
the funeral
The following bills passed third read
/ ing:
I Iating the Weighing OF coal and similar
commodities
s B. /. Merritt. establishing state
lon1e fox dependent children
I s B 3s1, Kennedy, printing OF state
I reports
( B. 27s. Renter, reistins to wills
and testsDents-
$. B. gsA. Painter. amending attach
rDent laws
5. B %. FeIker. regulating police
court In Denver
$ b Z75. Reuter- relating 10 fling o;
Z wills
s B. 2ss, Amending charter o, Den
I yer.
Senators Drake and Mills were ap-
I pointed G e0nferrace committee On S.
I B. 1Is-
/ n p. 80, raising the age Of consent
/ was taken UP and after sharp tght
asreed -D-24 to Z
( The fOiI0wing bills were recommend
T ed fO- fnal passage:
s B. 13s. SicNeeIey, compelling the
/ I'll Es7- Ef1EssFel
3 3 d. Newman. providing fox the
! taxation Of mines and mining proper
| ties.
s b 2Ts. Reuter-. permitting the ap-
I J-1intrnent Of state examiner Of bills.
Z receipts vouchers. etc. and pr0Fidtns
/ for & SALARY Of so per day.
:. 2. 81. Brown, regulating time OF
payment for wafer fox irrigation pIIr-
poses
S. 2. 80. Ledfy, limiting tax levy
In town and cities
l The committee then arose and report
I ed After adopting the report bills on
third reading were taken up and pass
Z ed: s 3. 81. FelEe-. regulating assess
ment 0f taxes: : z. 100, Adams, regu-
lattn2 corporations
8 b 2ZJ. authorizing Australian sys-
tenn applied 10 primaries, was taken up
and discussed ct length There being
considerable opposition the vote was
/ postponed until morning
HOuse.-I-ha House refused 10 concur
In Senate amendments 10 d B. 81, re-
latiug 10 examination Of teacbs-.
Il z. I'D. Holly, 10 punish the sutic-
ing Of males and females. was favOra-
bly, recommended
The following bills passed third read
Ing. with emergency clauses: Il p. los,
Morris, appTDprisEinc 10000 fO- main
tenauce and 5000 for buildings at the
industrial school; II. z. 127. Hart. ap-
DrOp-iarIng 600 for the experimental
farm in Delta county; a 2. 81. Low
ell apD-yJristing S.fs-aJ 20 pay deputy
game wardens; H z. 1sG, TOuking, Hp-
p-Dpriating $4,000 fDr the ref0-InatoTy;; ;
n. Y. IG1 TOmpEinz. BpprOpriating
$1,000 Of the p,e-itsuriAry fund for the
"
pr1priating $3.50 for game warden DE-
partment: H T. $50. Campbell. &ppro-
Drlating $4,000 for fish commissioner:
II Y. Isl, Crow. app-Dpriating s2.GS1
70 pay mileage Of coal mine inspector;
II. y. 40. Light. 10 pay outstanding
warrants Of stock inspection fund Re-
cs-sss-
In the afternoon work was taken NJ
lit-le late. as Senators Teller and VOL
cott were present and the members
wanted 70 shake hands with them An
informal reception lasted for about if
teen minutes
MIR. Carrie Clyde Holly presented
statement On her position on the Iegis-
!affve banquet She wanted II spread
on the minutes. She said she voted for
banquet, not thinking Of intoxicating
drinks. But az Ehe had always bAen
opposed 70 them and they we're 10 be on
tap 1t the feast she had 10 deny herself
tho pleasure Of attending She said sbe
did not propose 20 tell others what they
should Do. but n was necessary 70 gov
eFu her actions In keeping with her
views
~ the statement had nothing 10 do
with the House. Carnahan moved TO re-
TO refer to the banquet committee. Car
ried-
These bills passed third reading: II
y. 431, Fribourg. reducing salary Of
immigration commissioner: with erner-
geucy clauses. H y. $50. Lowell, Great
ing state FISH, forestry and game de-
partmept; Il y. 2S7, SOpris. to pay
/ bOuuties on ioeo weed; II. y. $50. 50
prs. creating q state board Of pardoas:
r. y. 131. Light, to cede the new Den.
yer mint cite 10 the government; ~. Y.
/ 40. Page. creating horticultural bard.
n. y. 2i4, Randall. creating state dairy
commissioner; II y. ss3. Stewart, %
relieve John L. King and A. " Francs
for work On the capitol; s. p. 70. John
son, 70 relieve Benedicrine Sisters: n
y. 4D1. Woodwork, governing boards
Of health: H y. Is, Morris. for sJ,6SyO
to improve the school Of mines grounds:
n. y. 3Z1;. Tompkins, reformatory de-
I fciency bill; 8. r. 70, Reuter-. for rhrs-,.
state commissioners 10 consult with
men Of other states in regard to divorce
and other Laws: II y. 33s, Lowell, to
relieve Mine inspector H. l. Acker and
other, about si3.pJD.
EIEbsistb Day
Senate.-fhc following bIllg were
passed today:
<, y. 81. FelkeS, provides that the
state b0ard Of equalization cannot Tow
or the constitutional state tax Ieyy OF
four mills
&. y. 2GJ. Harizeil. prO7iding thaf ~
the owner Of a building 90 which a
lien Il 70 be placed cannot b. found. tho
posting " notice on the building IL
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