The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1895-04-06

naIrtment Of A state examiner Of bills,
receipts. vouchers, etc. ana pro'iuins
for a salary OF $40 per day
8 r.. ~. Brown. regulating time OF
naymeut for water for irrigation 5u.
poses -.
The committee then aro@e and report
ed. After adopting the report piils On
third reading were taken up ana pas9
ed: $. B. "a. Felker. regulating a ess
ment OF taxes; 3 Il. lu'' AuAins'
latIng corporations.
tenn applied TO primaries, was taken UP
and discussed at length. There being
considerable opposition the vote WIS
postponed until morning.
HOUSE. The House refused 10 concur
In Senate amendments toll u. ", re-
IatIng TO examination OF teachers
III. II. 90. Holly. to punish the entie-
ing of males and females, was faNora-
bly, recommended
The following bills passed third read
ing. with emergency clauses; II II lt'S.
Morris, apprupriatiug 10000 for main
tenance and 5000 for buildings at the
Industrial school; II. b. 1877, Hart ap-
propriating s., 500 Tor the experimental
farm in Delta county: II. B. S2l. Low
ell. appropriating $3.50 TO pay deputy
game wardcns; II. r. l46, Tomkins, APP
propriating $4,000 for the reformAtnry'
II. b lGi. Tompkins. appropriaung
$4,000 OF the pealtentiary fund for the
reformafory: II. b ass, Campbell. ap-
propriatlng S. 500 for game warden de-
partment: II y. 4,a. Campbell, appro-
urfatIng $1,000 for tsh commissioner,
il. X. 4sl. Crow, appropriating s2.o5l
TO nav mileage Of coal mine Inspector:
II. b. $50 Light to pay outstanding
warrants OF stock inspection fund He
cess
In the afternoon work was taken up
\ little late. as Senators Teller and VOL
colt were present. and the members
wanted TO shake hands with them An
Informal reception lasted for about ar
teen minutes
Mrs. Carrie clyde Holly presented
statement on her position on the legts-
lative banquet. She wanted II spread
on the minutes. She said she voted for
a banquet. not thinking Of intoxicating
drinks But as 81, had always been
Opposed TO them and they were 20 be on
tap at the feast she had TO deny herself
the pleasure q attending She said she
did not propose to tell Others what they
should do, but Il was Necessary 10 gov
ern her actions IN keeping with her
views
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with the Hou-s Canadian moved 20 ~
TO refer to the banquet committee. Car
ried.
These bills passed third reading; II
r. 43l. Fribourc. reducing salary %
Immigration commissioner. with ymer
sency clauses. II. b. 40 Lowell. Great
Ing state dsn. forestry and game de-
partment: II. Il. III. S0pris, 10 pay
bOuntIes on loco weed; II. r. 80. So
prts. creatin: 4 stale board Of pardons;
II. b. 1871. Light. TO cede the new Den
yer mint site 20 the government; Il Il.
$50. Page. creating Horticultural board:
II. b PA. Randall. creating state dairy
commissioner; II b. +tsl. Stewart. TO
relieve John l. King and A. W France
for work on the capitol; ;, II. 3. John
son, to relieve Beuedictlne Sisters: II.
3. 4Ol. Woodwork, governing boards
OF health; II. Il. Is. Morris, for 5000
to Improve the school OF mines grounds;
II b. $40. Tompklns. rcf0rmatory de
fciency bill: $. Il, -, Reuter-, for three
state commissioners to consult with
men Of other states In regard To divorce
and other laws; II. b. 23+. Lowell. TO
relieve Mine Inspector II. l. Acker and
other. about $4,000.