The indicator., 1897-03-27

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salaries of state officers was consld
cred during the afternoon. but no ac-
tlon taken.
| An evening session was held, at
which Senator Campbell's mining tun-
mel bill passed second reading. The
hill provides that any person having Il
tunnel of crosscut. the mouth of which
| Is located upon his own ground or up
on ground In his lawful occupation,
shall have the right to drlye and con
| tinue the same through and across any
| located or patented claim in front OF
| the mouth of such tunnel. hut not TO
follow or drive upon any vein belong
ing TO the owner of such claim.
| Housc-Mr. Wilber's resolution pro-
| viding for the removal of the Indus
trial School for Boys To Monte Vista,
and of the Industrial School for Girls
from Denver to Golden. in case the
soldiers and Sailors home is removed
| from Monte Vista 10 Fort Lyons, was
| adopted.
Mr.. Helbig's child Insurance hill was
killed by the adoption of the adverse
report of the banking and Insurance
committee, and its death was made GER
| tain by the tabling of Il motion TO re
consider.
A number of bills We're passed on
second reading.
Tuesday. March 23rd.
Scnatc.-Thc following bills passed
| third reading:
BY Mr.. Stevens. regulating the prac-
tlcc of horscshucng in cities of n pop
ulati0n of more than 10000, and pro
viding for II board of examiners 10 cX-
anime applicants for certificates Of
efficiency
BY Mr., Hart, requiring all persons or
firms doing business under the name of
company or any other arbitrary
name 10 file with the county clerk of
the court of the county wherein such
business Is carried on, n statement Of
the actual names of the persons repre-
sented by such name used in business.
by Mr.. jenkins, authorizing the city
Of Black Hawk to incur bonded in
debtedncsS of 100000 for the purpose
of acquiring n water works system
The anti-cigarette bill occupied con
siderable time, as fight was made
upon It, No action was taken.
House.-By the adoption of adverse
reports of the appropriation committee
the House shattered the hopes of n
good many private claims made
against the State for various purposes
Among the private appropriation bills
killed Were Il bill for the relief of sam
uel Tate; bill making an approprin-
tlon Tor the maintenance of the eXpcri-
mental agricultural station at Chcy-
ennc Wells; bill to refund the city of
Grand Junction S2.1OO paid by II to the
Board of Pcnitentiary Managers: n bill
for the relief of the Convent OF the
Good Shepherd for>Serviccs rendered
TO several of the counties of the State
IN caring for incorrigible girls; bill
Tor the relief of John Wallingford: a
plll making an appropriation for the
establishment of branch of the ill.,
sane asylum in the western part Of the
state; bill making an appropriation
Tor the construction of II reservoir in
La Plata county: bill making an ap-
preparation for the sinking of an arte-
sian well in Conejos county: bill pro-
Nldlng for the construction of reser-
voir in Otero county; bill providing
Tor the survey of the Sugar Loaf res
ervoir site in Lake county.
The following claims We're recon-
mended for passage: y bill appropriate
ing SOL for the relief of Southworth
ana Wright; approprating S7S4.SO for
the relief of John NIcShane. and n bill
appropriating $3.50 for the relief of Il.
French Russell.
The entire afternoon session was tax
on up with the third reading of bills.
six of which We're finally passed and
two killed. The following bills passed;
by Senator Seldomridge. authorizing
the state treasurer to pay the interest
on the casual deficiency and insurrec-
tion bonds out of the interest derived
from the State deposit fund.
By senator Carney, creating State
Board of Arbitrators and providing
for the adjustment of differences aris-
ing between employers and employees.
BY Senator Portcriicld. concerning
vagrants. giving police magistrates in
cities of the first class and In cities
acting under special charter exclusive
original jurisdiction in vIgrancy cases,
BY senator Taylor, relating 70 the
giving of surety bonds by surety com
panies: providing fer the giving of iu-
dicial and official bonds by duly ap-
proved surety companies in all cases
where bonds are required by the State.
BY Senator Bromley appropriatlng
Sl4OOoO for the completion of the mar
bic work in the State capitol building
and providing for the use of Colorado
marble in the performance of such
work.
by Mr.. Sweeney. concerning the clec-
tion of trcasurcrs in cities of the first
class. and requiring the qualified cipc-
tors 10 elect Il treasurer in such cities
on the first Tuesday in April. 1897. and
on each corresponding day of every
second year thereafter.