The Lamar register., 1897-03-13
secoud nnd ,hlrd ciasses.

House hin No. 50. by Mr. whitney.
providing for thr abolishment OF the
/ Board Of Capitol Managers, and
creating a commission for the care
and custody Of the capitol grounds
aud buildings. such commission TO con
I sist Of the governor. auditor secretary
of state. treasurer and attorney gen
eral.
The Joint session Of the two houses
spent a large part Of the afternoon in
1 discussing the report o( the Is.advtiic
/ investigating committee. The report
was unanimously adopted.
Friday. March sth.
Scnatr-The following hills passed
/ third reading and werc seat 10 the
/ House;
BY senator Bromley. regulating the
/ organizing Of mutual firr Insurance
companies Such companies may b.
started upon the application of 100 PER
cons and With total maximum
amount Of Insured property Dot to eN.
l ceed SlOnnpO.
BY senator Taylor, permitting the
Z giving of surety company bonds Ia all
eases where a judicial b1id is required
/ provided that such ERrriy compauy
shall b. duly approved as h6ndsmen by
the courts af the county wherein such
I this hill. any person may give bond %
surety company FOR his appearances
Z before any of the courts of the state
by senator Reuter-, providing In what
manner the appropriations of the state
shall h. paid out In case The rcvenurs
OF the state are Insufficient 70 meet all
the appropriations made by the Gcner.
al Assembly. According 10 this hlli the
expenses OF the General Assembly aud
OF the executive sud judicial depart
mrnts u the state shah first b. paid
and then the appropriations for the
maintenance and support 0f all the
public Institutions, 10 an order named.
Two hills were killed upon the FracuHis
uendati0n OF the committee on
finance. one was for the construction
of wagon road lu Eagle county from
the town of Hasalt up IRVING Pan
creek 10 the station Of Ruedi. and an
other was Tor a small appropriation 70
detray the expense Of an exhibit for
the negro department al the Nashville.
Tennessee. exposition In 1891.
Several bills were faVurahly reported
in committee % the whole
HDuse-In the House yesterday Mr.
Helbig's hill providing for the lnsur-
ance Of all public buildings by the
state and making an appropriation Of
$4,000 to carry out the idea. was
killed by the adoption Of the report OF
the committee on banking and insur.
ance, which was to the eject that the
state could not afford 10 60 Into the IN.
surance business
Senator Gaymon's pawnhroker's bin
was reported back from the committee
on banking and Insurance with the rec
ommendation that II be passed with
several slight amendments.
James A. Parks bill. which applies
only TO Pueblo, and provides that al.
dermen shall b. nominated from the
wards In which they live bat shah o.
elected by the people At large aud tx
ing the salary Of aldermen at $500 per
annum. passed and was sent to The
senate
The next on the calendar for final
passage was Mr.. Helblg's charter hin
which passed second reading without
objection at the night session last Fri
day. When II was called for reading.
Mr.. Sweeney said that as he under
stood the charter question a substitute
had been adopted by the ArapahOe del
esation, and he moved that the bill De
re-referred TO the Senate and again be
placed on second reading.
Mr.. Helhig declared that the Arapa-
hoe delegation had not agreed to any
substitute and he believed that his bill
should go through
Upon vote the bill gas r.. rpfe-rad n
voting for and 20 against Il.
In committee Of the whole A number
of bills passed second reading.
saturday. March eth.
senate,--some difficulty was had IN