The Lamar register., 1899-02-08

places WNefe rffifitAou-s hAHth7 " t-tt.-s
liquors are sold.
section & ANY person or persons IN
terfering with the privileges and rights
of the people as conferred by this act
shall. uIon conyirtion thereof. BE- nned
IN a sum OF not less than fifty dollars
tS1nl nor more than 1--WE hundred dot
lars $500 or may be Imprisoned in the
county jall for a period Of not less than
ten nor mere than niRety days.
senator Taylor presented the follow
ing resolutions on the death OF Rev.
Myron W Reed. which were adopted
by rising vote.
whereas. The earthly and transi-
torp life OF Rev Myrnu Reed, formerly
chaplain Of this senate, has lately
passed lyy transition Into the life etcr-
nal: and
Whereas. Our Departed friend and
brother ever exhibited the beauty and
power OF hls life in simple faith ia
God; In loving kindness 10 men; IN
hope and high endeaVur Tor The great
uplifting of the human race; thereforr-
ht II
Resolved. That We here record uur
admiration for his superior intellectual
power, wide sympafhies and devoted
life. As shown by his persistent and
aggressive labors Tor better conditions
aud higher ideals os human life. Let
IL forever remain written of him; lie
served his -encraiinn. and fcll asleep
TO await the resurrection % the just
~Kes0lvsSi, That these resolutions b.
spread upon the Journal of this body,
aud that an euroilra copy be scat "a
his family
Mrs Barry. representative from Pu-
l..
judiciary committee and speak for her
bin. II. Il. No. ITS. which would pre-.
vent either husband or wife from mort
EagiuE community property without
the consent % the other party. The
Judiciary committee has prepared 4 ~
port against the hill 'hs--au~e Il = con
trary to public policy, and would
bring on frequeni lawsuits. 1t Serfns
strange TO ms." said Mr. Hnrry. that
committee of lawyerS would repoTs
aEainst such blli i-reau~s Il uns Ike
ly 20 bring Un laWsults cpmmiii~e
OF women Is prepared TO arEus the hiil
before the cotDmltter " Eiveu an uppor'
tuuity, One 81 the prepared ursu-
menfs = tho story % POOR woman
who dld washing and finally earned
enough money 90 buy a small h0uic
She put the title 10 tlas nam. Of her
worthless husband aud hs nortEaEed
the home without her gnowicd<e The
home was lost through this prpcred
Ing. The women VIII maintain that a
law that would prevent the husband
from committing such acts would pre-
serve many homes intact
The discussion over the county sal.
aries hiiL which was before the House
saturday morning, DID not close with
the Adjournment of that body. nor until
,he most OF the members had gone 20
their homes In the afternoon. one OF
the greatest objections urged was thar
the assessor was left absolutely In the
Ia l,is o. tire county couiFuiss.0'lsta,.
Members claimed that boards u CON.
missIouers. having the power 20 In the
pay Of the asseSsoT's assistants held
over the officials head this club to
compel him TO asses as they direct.i.
II the commissioners directed that Ger
thin classes OF property were not TO hc
assessed higher than a crTtnin sum be
must ether agree to do as they direct
ed OF they would cnt down the pay OF
his assistants Again. II any county
officer was thus 10 b. under the thumb
OF ;he board thrs declared that every
county officer should be ia the same
boat The salaries were also freely
discussed After the IArapahoes had
gotten through with their charter dis
cuSslon they took up, IN committee. the
question OF Hnrter's salary bill They
agreed so vote as body against any
reductions except for two Offices. They
were willing that the clerk OF the Dis
trict Court should have his salary
paid and that deputy shcrifIs should
get LOO instead of $500 All other
proposed cuts they agreed to soIidly
resist, giving thirteen votes against
them.
The marble investigation Of the
House committee Is NJ an end, says
the Denver News rs far as any work
Of the present committee IS concerned.
but no report has been prepared and
there Is no immediate prospect OF any
I being made. Three times resolutions
have been drawn up for the signatures
OF the members OF the committee, and
each time some member has blocked
the same being signed. All meetings
Of The committee are executive, so fhHt
the dissensIOns may not be given To the
public. but each time the proceedings
become fully known. Some OF the
members are eSasperuted and have
threatened to withdraw from the com.
mlttee, bring up the tlireat at each
session. but all remain Frequent trips
to the corridors TO Eet fresh air or
walk on n heated temper have marked
the proceedings. II 81 now definitely