The silver star., 1901-02-22

III. nulieht makes
limit on the extra taxatior !.
chises. rights of way, etc 4. A.
the Dill was ordered reprlntas@ y
commended for third reodInu
passage. 's ano
Mrs. Heartz's bill. known :.
bill No. 2i3. which has hson = y
reported to the House. Is ent,! M
bill for an act requiring tbe@ @ sau
both husband and wife for NJ ~
gaging or sale of properly ss.
lnw." 1t reads as follow. nv ~
Any chattel mortgage nnon
exempt by law shall be- ~ I'll
both husband and wife ioIr u !.
mortgage. Section Q. Anr
chattel mortgage. pledge, hin !,
or otherwise OF any personal ~
which Is by law exempt from
execution or attachment shall =
unless the same be executod
wife Jointly with the husbanSn
bill is urged on the ground th..
sonnl property most comment
gagged is that in constant usa I
wife and in which she has tb..
superior rights because Of her !,
interest.
Senator Charles b. Ward Of NJ,
looked Mt the calendar in the d
yesterday and distinctly remems
that just thirty-one years AGO ",
day he was born in old Missoui
went out and purchased fine stoc,
cigars, pre-empted cloak room
entertained himself and his N
with the true story of his life
he had lived in Missouri long ese
to "bc shown" on all occasion,
moved to Texas. From Texas he I,
to Colorado. where he studied fm
bar and was admitted to practice Z
years ago. He was elected to the
ate last fall for term of four yeau]
81 day while in session, voted
Thomas NJ. Patterson for United n
senator and lived happily ever a
wards. There Is only one memkf
the Senate younger than Senator M
and he is Senator Hume Lewis Of /
eblo. Senator Ward, however
done nothing to impress upon hi,
low senators the fact that be h
young.-Denver Republican.
The proposed joint memorial to
gress. introduced by Mr.. Seldomri
of Colorado Springs. was defeated
the Senate. The memorial critld
severely the action of the governu
in regard to the Philippines. CLOSING
follows: Your mcmorillIsis III
that n simple promise of ultimate ID
pendencc would bring about an I'M
diate and honorable peace and woula
some measure mt least redeem the
eous national blunders of the pas, I
years" Lieutenant-Governor Cod
ruled that the memorial should d
been introduced within the thirty d,
limit as n bill. but that while Il wol
be impossible to introduce bill at 4
late date. a memorial could be in1
duced by suspending the Senate 4
which requires memorials to take
same course as bill. 1t would red
n two-thirds vote to do this. AllhC(
there were only four votes against I
pension. owing to the absence Of u
members 1t was impossible to mu1
the two-thirds OF the Senate In Its 4
port. Y
Legislation Is not all play. Somet1
it is very hard work. The Denver
publican OF the 18th instant d
chairman Ammons. chairman Of
senate finance committee. and Repre-
tative Mcclure. chairman Of the Id
appropriations committee. remi
ed at the state capitol yesterday ID
Ing after the joint committee had VI
ell nearly all night and completed
report and had passed upon all the
portant features OF the bill. They Y
still there aiding the clerks In max
ont the amendments in proper \
when the committee members n
appeared for the caucus at 9:3O o'cl
In the morning. when the entire v
was formally agreed to again Just
1t had been decided upon before
jOurnment at 2 o'clock in the morn
Both men remained hard at work
the committee clerks until late In
afternoon without any sleep what
and about 4 o'clock the bill MS sent
from the joint committee was tut
over to the appropriations commifte
the House, according to agreement
Under the provisions Of Mr.. Mar
registration bill. elsewhere noted,
voters sign nm affidavit setting out
necessary facts. All the data reqp
by the present law is noted. The
clnct books have stubs. which are
on and delivered to party chalrl
The books themselves are delivers
the county clerk. who corrects ills
mnnent registration books thereby.
bill provides TINT when n d'1
arises ms to who In county or city q
man Of n political party. the
chairman makes final decision
cnuse OF opposition Of some mem
from ArapnhOe county the plh
amended NO II does not npply 10 9
under special charters. The am
mcnt wns vigorously oppoTeu, e,,
Messrs. Bnrtels. Cannon ana ~. J.
son. who favored the bill a. "
but the amendments prevniiea.
measure In urged ms one OF tne
important In the House. It's In' '
claim that II siinpllfies regls'Is
greatly reduces the cost and eiiec'u
prevents fraudulent registration
There was a spirited debate y 3
House over amendments 10 u. .
which, introduced by Mr.. Martin,
poses radical changes In the resa
tion Of voters. Under the presens
voters are registered ut great , eAy
to parties by a system OF vous
which not only opens the VIZ
fraud, but sometimes prevents req
tlon OF voters Of tho minority y
A Stns AS.xS s,lcutt<s, tim s,1prk ntrIktI