The indicator., 1897-04-10
r,er. and he wanted another con.

frcrc appointed.
ON third reading these bills passed:
House bill No, 2S5. Roe. nppropria.
tlons for the soldiers and Sailors
Home.
House hill No. 2l1. Wilbcr. appropri-
atInr funds for sewerage, workshop.
etc. for the Bucna Vista reformatory.
Senate bill No. 96. Painter, relative
to printing legal notices.
House bill No. i3I, Pierce, Tor the
Cheyenne Wells experimental STATION.
House bill No. $50. Butler, relating TO
State dairy commissioner ana olconhr-
gnrine manufacture,
House bill No. 400, WILDER, relief OF
Henry l.. Ackcr, inspector mcaiiefer-
ous mines.
House bill No 266. Bucklin, refund
Ing Grand Junction x2.1o0.
House bill No. 291, Homfeld, chang.
Ing boundaries of water district "a
and 81 and creating district 90.
House bill No. 353. DE Vote. reculat'
ing exchange OF water between reser-
voirs and bitches and public streams
House bill No. l41. Green, for refund
ing school bonds.
House bill No. l4s, Hume Lewis, as
sistant to county superintendent Oh
schools in Arapahoc county.
vidng for n board OF park commission
ers in cities OF the first class.
House bill No. l79. making the state
Reforrnatory appropriation S5oUN.
House hill No. 451. sheridan. scalp
bounty act.
House bill No. Al. Roe. placing Mill
eral county in the Second Consressioh-
al district.
House bill No. II, Cooke, nppropriat.
ing S2.5OO for the State Board OF
Health.
House bill No. 331. Sweeny, relating
to election of city trcasurers In cities
of the second class.
Senator Locke moved to take up
House bill No. 800, relating to the re-
movnl of the Soldiers Home. This
caused n long wrangle and was finally
withdrawn. At 1l:22 O'Clock President
Brush called for the reading of the
journal The reading was interrupted
at / 40 o'clock by n report of the con
ference committee on House bill NO.
2S5. by Roe. providing for the main.
tcnancc of the Soldiers Home. The
conference committee agreed upon the
annual sum of S22,500. This report
was adopted.
II WIS now | IA Il. m. and the report
on the floor was that the House had
adjourned The Senate clock stood at
1l:5O u. M. the hands having been
| turned back.
Senator Barcln arose to question OF
| personal privilege and In Spanish nlhde
IL presentation speech, giving Stanley
Stokes, clerk of the Senate, n silver tea
| set.
A cnll of the House was ordered with
the president pro tenn in the char me
scrgennt-at-arms was brought before
the bar of the House and given gold.
headed cane. Lieutenant Governor
Brush received an alligator skin hand
satcchl and a gold mounted umbrella.
Senator Carney received an nllegator
skin grip. The bill clerk. Mrs. III. Is.
| Stevens. was given pair of ivory
mounted opera glasses.
At 1921 O'Clock Lieutenant Governor
Brush let his gavel fall and formally
announced that the Eleventh General
| Assembly had adjourned sine die.
House-Business began at 10 o'clock
and pissed three bills before noon.
| During the afternoon the bill estab-
fishing an industrial school for girls
| was passed.
The anti-scrip hill as amended by the
Senate was urged for concurrence by
Mr.. Anderson. who said that bill had
been drawn up by eminent legal au-
thority and there should he no doubt
about It's constitutiOnality.
There were no votes cast against the
bill MS amended
Senator Reuters bicycle baggage bill
passed. only four members voting
against it. Flansburg, Garcia, Jones
and Walker.
The Denver charter bill was Killed.
Senator Moody's bill, making an ap-
preparation for the conduct and main
| tenance of the State Capitol building
and grounds. was passed.
| Senator Thomas bill. providing that
public officers shall not receive or col.
| lect an amount In excess of the actual
railroad fare expended for mileage,
was lost on third reading but Mr.. Hell
| big moved a reconsideration.
| The following are the remainder of
| the bills passed at the night session:
| BY Senator I'elton--FOr nm nppropri
alton to the state penitentidry.
BY Senator Wheeler-For paying the
deficiency In the printing fund of the
Tenth General Assembly.
| BY Senator Reuter-For regulating
| the payment of appropriations in case
! the revenues of the State are INSULT
| cicnt.
BY Senator Moody-For the amend.
ing OF the act establishing n state home
| for dependent children.
by Senator Felton-For an appropri.
tion to the Industrial School at Golden.
by Senator Seldomridge-For an ap.
preparation for improvements TO the
Colorado School for Deaf and Blind.
| BY Senator Reuter-For an appropri-
alton for the support Of the state in
sane asylum.
BY Senator Gnymon-Regulating the
business and issuance of policies of
fire insurance companies.
BY Senator Reuter-Relating to as
signments for the benefit of creditors.
| BY Senator Tbomas-Concerning the
transportation of prisoners.
Before adjournment Mr.. Rohde pre-
xented Speaker Hurlbut with gold
headed cane and n handsome testimO-
NAL on behalf OF the members. Chief
Clerk Gray presented him with a set
of Mills Annotated Statutes on behalf
of the employees.
Mrs. Hearth presented Clerks Gray
and Martin each with handsome ring.
the gift of the members.
Mr.. Crowley protested against the
speaker signing n number OF bills.
Mr.. Hurlbut said he thought it was
his duty to sign all bills that came to
him. And he did. Adjourned.
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