The Lamar register., 1899-05-03

uag De slaughtcffN teii uihs~
In HOUSE bin No. los 5000 was mp
prupriaiec for wagon reAd froi7
kremlin to Steamboat springs. ~
was vetoed for the same reason as
House hill No, ITO
Governor Thomas has veios'i The etii
concerning salaries Of utiiccrs OF the
State Normal School II WAS iutendei
for 4 rctrenchme1t measure. but D.
says that Il Is too vague
Governor Thomas has made several
more appointments Edward e. slim
son was named a. tuhge u the t9nrth
judicial tilstrici to succeed Judge Lnut-
who resigned the other day.
The state win not hay Otto Mears'
wagon road. as Senate III No. - was
vetoed Is.causs the Governor ihinks
the state can't airugd il. and i~-can~r
the charter eXPlr,s within yraF, any
way
Rev Joshua GraTcst. pastor % Gal.
vary Baptist church. han tseen elected
district missionary fer the Colorado
stale c1nveutioa of BsptistE This l. =
most Important Office ln the haptis'
church
nuuse bill NJ. ~, app1epTsatinE
$1,000 for the publication of the ~
ports sf the state Horticultural So-ris-
". met it, rud Governor Thomas
said the measure was usrrltprioas, but
funds wrr- lacking
Ou the strength OF The xnsnimonS -
doFSsmcnt by thc Bsr Association
Governor Thomas has signed the
Parks jury bih II provides that in
civil action thfss-fourths u the iuruTs-
-. .hF 81. "A nj
eau bring Ia verdict
ON the same ground Governor Ttom-
as vrtoei an artr~ian well hll II
was House hIu No. ssl Tor si,s'A
wen IN Raca county, VIII IKE .h-
cslse HouSr bin No. g44. providing 81
600 Tor \ wagon ruad 10 Caribou Ia
Boulder county, WAS laid 20 rest
In II. n. 40. 80 5000 was sppyo-
priatcd for wagon roAd frstn "a
Euachs 10 Say City. The Govrrpug -
iosd Il because the money ~us TO coEns
from the Sia0.p capitol buiidinE
FUND t.hgroWed frnm the stale trcas.
nry. when the bll Tor the rcturu ef ihir
money falie'i ot passags.
senate ban No. .o. by Ssnator
SchrrIperhoJu. net IT. death uHrrsisi-
ingly. Mr. ScherFasrhoFu fought bard
and bong TO Securr passage Of this
measure II provided that purchasers
~ stocks Of goods from rpiailers
should h. is-u;sriri by an afiidavii a.
to just what part Of the s,ns-k, u nny.
had tseen paid for. The Govsrnrr
thought Il unconstitutional
Pfushury. the great cbsss player. wss
In Denver the arSt Of the week and
gave tnArvcluns exhisafions Of his skiil
as player and Of bis wonderful mem
CRY. He carried on half a dorm games
:. 5ieously sitting Hh.sr b. rs0i'i
not Sse the boards Tie gave orders A.
TO the moves 10 b. made aud kept -"
Position Of the piecr~ On all ihs boards
In his mind without difficulty.
Curator WIN Q. PrTriI of the state
Historical Society now r-vslvrs So"
year and has no assistant The coa-
dltioBs win remain unchanged iuusc
blu eos. raising his salary ~ $1,000
and providing for an assistant AZ stssl
was one Of the many bills yeiSsd. Gov.
ernor T1i1mas admitted the m.rfruTtons
nature OF the measure. but urged lack
Of funds AS the excuse for IT, death.
Governor Thomas has vetoed the
medical bin. This proposed law was
introduced In fhr House by Mr.. Can.
non. and was known ~ House Blil
No. Zai The veto returned with the
disapproved bln Is s.-.pn words In
length. and sets forth mnny reasons
why the bill was objectionable The
governor crlticises the bin very strong.
ly. He expresses the opinion thar II
will not project the public health.
though II conisrs autocratic and op
pressive powers upon the medical
council
The arrival In Denver Of Mr.. Cop,
pen OF New York. the big man Of the
Rio Grande railroad. has started anew
the talk OF cutoff 10 the Pacific
coast. For years the Rio Grande has
been reaching nnrthward behind the
mountains. Six years ago II surveyed
an air line 10 Leadville. II Is surIniset
that Chairman Coppeli's chief business
here nt this time Is 10 discuss with
President Iefrcry the fix the Rio
Grande VIII be In II the Rio Grande
Western or Burlington should, IN some
Disguise, build over the range first
John Chetelat of Custer county has
been appointed by Governor Thomas TO
superintend the construction of a pub
lie road from Pueblo to Leadyille. The
road Is to be built by convict labor In
accordance with the provisions Of the
Taylor bill. passed by the recent I.egis-
lature. The amount npUrOuriDfed for