The indicator., 1897-04-03

By Mt t'arducr, 10 make pouGlhs,
Elhert. FL Paso. Cheyenne. Lincoln
and Xii Carson counties the Fourth
judicial district, and setting the dates
at which court shall be held in these
counties
By Mr. Engley, defining the Twelfth
judicial district and designating the
dates upon which the court shall CON
vcne In the several counties compris-
ing this district.
BY Mr.. EnGley, requiring that every
parent In the state having children he
tween the ages Of six and sixteen shall
send the same TO school at least elgh-
teen weeks of each year. twelve of
which must be consecutive, and that
In a case where the parents from pow
erty cannot afford to take care of the
children while attending school, the
county shall assume the responsibility.
BY Mr. Nicol. providing that the
amount received from the sale of prop
erty. upon which mortgage has been
foreclosed. shall he considered full and
satisfactory payment.
\ conference committee on the char
ter bill was appointed.
\ message was read from the COVER
nor. In which II was stated that he had
signed the bills making Boss lake
reservoir. and prohibiting capital pun
ishment In Colorado. The message
was received with applause.
Tuesday. March 3oth.
Scnatc-Six hills were passed and
sent to the House. They We're:
by Senator McCreery, providing that
the regents of the university, the
Board Of Trustees of the Normal
school. the trustees Of the Agricultural
college and Of the School of Mines and
OF the Institution for the Education of
the Mute and Blind, shall have rcspec-
lively the supervision of the several in
sumtions. of which they are the gov
ernug boards aud shall have control
of an funds and appropriations made
for the benefit of such Institutions. The
salaries Of the presidents of the facul-
Ties of either of such institutions shall
not exceed $1,000 per anuum and Nom
bcrship on any of the boards shall he
deemed purely au honorary position
and the services shall be given without
compensation.
BY Senator Adams, relating to the
Colorado state Ruformatory in Chaffce
I county, providing that The members of
the Board of Commissioners shall be
allowed the sum of SluO per annum
and mileage at ten cents per mile,
which sum shall he in addition to the
amount allowed them by law as man
ayers Of the state pcnltentiary NJ Can
ON city. The warden of the rcforma-
tory shall receive $500 for his SER
vices and the chaplain shall receive
| 81 900 annually.
BY Senator Bareln, appropriating
| $1,000 from the Internal Improvement
/ fund for the purpose of repairing and
widening the state wagon road IRON
| Trinidad to Stonewall, in Las Animas
county
| By Mr. Roe. providing for the assess
mcut OF railroad cars belonging to 9th
ers than railway companies and re-
uuiring the owners of such cars to
make annually report to the Board
of EQUALIZATION of the mileage Travelled
| by such cars. and such board shall fix
| the valuation of cars according 10 class
and assess accordingly.
| BY senator Taylor, regulating the
condition in which hides of animals on
| which b0untics are paid shall be pre-
[ scented for collection. and requiring
each hide to he punched with round
| hole in each ear So that the hides will
not he multilatcd 10 impair their value.
| BY Senator McCrccry, providing for
! the transfer of state reservoirs TO the
! counties in which they are located or
! to private parties.
BY senator Bromley, fixing the com
pensation of the members of the Board
/ Of Trustees of the insane asylum, re-
ducing the same from 5000 to $500 per
! annum.
House.-The following bills passed
: on third reading:
| BY Senator Carney. concerning the
| managers of state institutions and pro
I ,.gIu ttts.aL
of such managers in institutions and
also prohibiting the granting of con
tracts concerning such institutions to
relatives of managers
/ By Senator Painter. relating to at
tachments and providing that when an
! attachment has issued and n levy
! made thercupon, the Justice of the
! peace shall upon the return of the day
! summons. which shall be not less than
/ five nor more than ten days from the
issuing thereof continue the hearing
in said cause for twenty days, and
| any creditor of the defendant upon
making and filing an affidavit with n
copy of his claim against the defcn-
dant shall be made party plaintiff
to the suit and may have like remedies
against the defendant to secure -his
claim as the original plaintiff.
by Senator Grove, providing for the
| funding Of S225, 900 of the Indebtedness
of the state TO meet expenses incurred
in suppressing the Lcadville labor
troubles. The House refused to concur
in the emergency clause.
BY Mr. Allen. to create n Board of
Commissioners for the purpose of So
curing for use in the common schools
of the state n series of text books and
g.. ha
of books belonging to the schools of
the state
BY MIR Roe, fixing the pay of the
trustees of the School of Mines at 500
per Hunum and of the president of the
school at $1,000 annually.
making and filing an affidavit TO the
by Mr.. Roe. fixing the pay of com
missioners Of the Colorado State Re
formatory at 500 per annum. and of
the warden at 1900: of the deputy
warden at $1,000; of chaplain at $500
and Of physician $500.
BY Mr. Roe. regulating the number
and compensation Of employees of the
insane asylum. Commissioners shall
receive 500 annually and expenses
and the superintendent must be Il
physician,
BY Mr.. Roe, regulating the number
and compensation of employees of the
pcnitentlnry.
by Mr.. Crowley, providing that al
SALES of state lands shall he held at
the state capitol unless otherwise di
rected by the State Board of Land
Commissioners.
santa Pc improvements.
Santa Fe, y. NJ, March 2G.-While
on his recent trip to New Mexico. Pres
dent Ripley, of the Atchison, Topeka
l. Il