The state herald., 1897-04-09
House bill 100. Crowder, revising the

l ENuSe blll IDp, Lawrence, upnTOpTlu-
lions 'rr State Fish Hatcheries and
regulating 1ueratiOns.
| House bill 49,. E'ansburg, appropria-
tions for the University u: Colorado.
The conference committee on Senate
bill 80, relating TO building and loan
associations, was agreed to.
House bill 1I7 Anderson. relating to
the truck system mt coal mines.
House bill 179. Ehrhart, appropria-
tions for the State RcformatOry.
The House reporting favorably upon
n conference report on Senate bill 3.i,
Painter. rela"ing to attachments, the
Senate ADOPTED 1t and the bill passed.
The House reported upon the appro-
priati0n bill. declining to concur in
the amendments of the Senate and Sen
ators McC;e7ry and Seldom.idge We're
named as conference committee on the
| part of tns Senate.
House bill 323. Rohdc. concerning
the enrolment and organization of the
| National Guard.
The Senate went into executive scs-
sion and confirmed the appointments
made by the governor.
After the Senate came out of eyccu-
| tive session n recess was taken until
T;30 o'clock. Upon rcconvening SEMI
tor Thomas complained that Senator
Bromley persisted in refusing TO meet
with the conference committee on the
charter, and he wanted another con-
frere appointed.
ON third reading these bills passed.:
House bill No. 2S5, Roe, appropria-
tions for the Soldiers and Sailors
Home.
House bill No. 211, WILDER. appropri-
atlng funds for sewerage. workshop,
etc. for the Buena Vista rcformntory.
Senate bill No. 96 Painter, relative
to printing legal notices.
House bill No. 43T, Pierce, for the
Cheyenne Wells experimental station.
House bill No. $50. Butler, relating TO
State dairy commissioner and olcomar-
garine manufacture.
House bill No. 100. WILDER, relief of
Henry l.. Ackcr, inspector metnllefer-
Gus mines.
House bill No. 2GG. Bucklin, refund
ing Grand Junction S2.loO.
House bill No. 29T. Ilomfeld, chang
ing boundaries Of water district 81
and III and creating district W.
House bill No. 353, De Vote. rcgulat-
ing exchange of water between rcser-
vors and bitches and public streams.
ing school bonds.
House hill No. 1iS. Hume Lewis. as
sistnnt to county superintendent of
schools In Arapahoc county.
House hill No. 400. Hume Lewis. pro-
viding for board Of park commission
ers in cities of the first class.
House bill No. lI9. making the State
Rcformatory appropriation $4,000.
House bill No. IJl, Sheridan, scalp
bounty act.
House bill No. A.. Roe. placing Min
cral county in the Second Congrcssion-
al district.
House bIll No. IL. Cooke. appropriat-
Ing $500 for the State Board of
Health.
House bill No 33l. Swceny. relating
to election Of city treasurers in cities
Of the second class.
Senator Locke moved TO take up
House bill No. 800. relating to the re,
moval of the soldiers Home. This
caused a long wranglc and WAS finally
withdrawn. At 1l.22 o'clock President
Brush called for the reading of the
journal The reading was interrupted
M IL 10 o'clock by n report of the con-
ference committee on House bill No.
2Sj. 10y Roe. providing for the mnin-
tennncc of the soldiers Home. The
conference committee agreed upon the
annual sum OF $1,000. This report
was adopted.
II was now l:1I n. IN. and the report
on the floor was that the House had
adjourned. The Senate clock stood at
IL 20 u. M. the hands having been
turned back.
Senator Bnrcla arose TO n question of
personal privilege and In Spanish made
presentation speech, giving Stanley
Stokes, clerk of the Senate, II silver tea
set
\ call Of the House was ordered with
the president PRO ten. In the chair. The
scrgennt-at-arms was brought before
the bar of the House and given n gold
headed cane. Lieutenant Governor
Brush received nm alligator skin hand
Satcehl and a gold mounted umbrella.
senator Carney received an alligator
skin grip. The hill clerk, Mrs. ii. Il.
stevens. was given n pair OF ivory
mounted opera glasses.
At 1927 o'clock Lieutenant Governor
Brush let his gaycl fall and formally
announced that the Eleventh General
Assembly had adjourned sine die.
fIousc-Buslness began NJ 10 o'clock
and passed three bills before noon.
During the afternoon the bill cstah-
fishing an industrial school for girls
was passed,
The anti. scrip bill as amended by the
Senate was urged for concurrence 10y
Mr. Anderson, who said thnt hill had
been drawn up 10y eminent legal au.
thority and there should he no doubt
about Its constltutlonnliiy.
There were no votes east against the
hill us amended,
senator Reuters bicycle baggage bill
passed. only four members voting
against II. FlanShurg, Garcia, Jones
and Walker.
The Denver charter bill was killed.
senator Moody's bill, making nn ap.
preparation FOR the conduct aud main
tcnnncc Of the state Capitol building
aud grounds. was passed.
senator Thomas hill. providing that
public officers shall not receive or col.
loct an amount In excess of the actual
railroad fare expended FOR mileage.
was lost ON third reading. but Mr.. Iiel.
big moved reconsideration.
The following are the remainder OF
the bills passed NJ the night session:
by senator felt0n-for an npproprl.
alton TO the state pcnltcntinry.
By Senator Whcclcr-For raging the
deficiency Ia the printing fund OF the
Tenth General Assembly.
Ry senator Rrutcr-for regulating
the payment Of appropriations In ease
the revenues OF the State are Insult.
| client.
By senator MoOdy=For the amend