North Park union., 1901-01-25

comes nm for second reading. 1t pro-
yides for the employment OF penteh-
tiary convicts on county roads at the
request of county commissioners.
Three Republican members from
| Pueblo were unseated in the House
and three Democrats installed In their
+, places. The new Democratic members
are Harry Hart, W. G. Pochon AMI An
6rew Park. The committee found tina
| OIL ballots marked Bryan ticket
we're intended for the straight Demo
cratic ticket, and We're thus market
under Misrepresentation occasioneh
by false statements in circular sem
out to voters In the county. These DAT
lots were sufficient to change the re-
| suit.
Senate Bill No. 81. by Senator Stew
art, provides that every corporation III
the state, except railroad companies,
shall nay its employees twice every
month; and that railroad companies
| shall have ut least one pay day IN each
month, The bill further provides pen
| alties for the violation of the nct, Ior
the collection of wages due after an EN-
ploye is discharged and for the april
cation OF the law to work let out to con-
tractors. This bill was considered In
committee Of the whole in the Senate
and an attempt to kill 1t by striking
out the enacting clause failed. AFTER
which 1t was referred back to the labor
committee.
A report has been presented from
| Orla Z. Adams, d. w. Robbins. g. u.
Nash, C. S. Aldrich and r. b. Wallace,
the commission appointed two years
ago to consider the proposed removal
Of the Soldiers Home from Monte Wis.,
Ia to Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo,
Golden or Brighton. The report recon-
mended that no change be made. The
only institution that could be given to
the people of Monte Vista in return is
the Industrial School for Boys Mt
Golden. and Monte Vista people did
not favor the exchange. The commits
sion recommended the repair of the
present buildings of the home. The re-
port was referred to the committee on
state institutions.
A Denver reporter perpetrates the
following: Mr.. Rawalt and Mr.. Ham
mond both donned silk hats very re-
Gently and there is Il history to those
hats. An enthusiastic citizen Of Den
yer, who has watched them In the con-
test for speaker. for sergeant-at-arms
IN tho succesSf,,l side of ali nresented
chase hot, no !, tolnn of his admiration
for their fighting qualities 81 don't
know what will happen when l wear
m have 10 ,rb,n tho fret fellow who
sbjos n hrict nj n otber,visa T shall
have n scr,n with every constituent I
meet I'll have IN mako an eynmnle of
| the first one"
SENATE Bill NO. I'll was considered III
the Senate IN the committee OF the
whole. This is the anti-priZe-fght Dill
10 repeal the cannon law. Moved by
Hallett to strike out the enacting
clause. Moved. as an amendment, by
Hill, that the bill be reported for pass
age. Mr.. Hill thought the Cannon law
imperative anyway. 1t had been so
declared ny the District Court. Inc re-
peal could not Affect the present status
OF Inc matter ana would wipe an OBJ
noAlous measure from tne statute
BOOKS. he thought. IL would leave the
OLD prize-hght law. MS 1t stands In Mills
Annotated statutes. III force. Inc
amendment was adopted ana the Dill
recommended for passage.
The hill for now p,mo Inv intro.
| duced In the House nv Harry n Ins.
| lev. is fhe result Of the In 70 snortsmen's
convention. II provides for n game
commissioner who shall draw n salary
of 81 500 n year have n clerk nj 5000
and NOT more Than 5000 n vanr travel,
ing expenses lilo may onno,nt nnt
more than five chie,' ooma wnrIers NJ
81 ono n vcor salary and nor more Than
$500 travelling exnenscs cach Ue may
annoInt a s,,nerintondont NJ aoch tisi,
hntcberv NJ 81 900 n veor with ono
assistant each nj SoGo sxnan, +ha+ ti,e
assistant Mt tho Denver hotnher, shaI,
receive 81 200 The committeeman NAV
also make nm onnn,l ronort NJ a no..,
Of nor more than Sooo Tbe ,vardams
arc Invested with tho nownrs NJ sha,
IFS and constnhl and everv sbarIf, 10
made n warden ay.otHc,o ~ 10 nrar,n
cd that INV wnrd,m nav s,nra n' .,,,
Mace whero Il" hos ranso o 20 s,,s my
game 10 conceaIeI contraru ~ Io, Al
moneys talon in undor ,Ia !. "" NO ~
he nsed in nnvina The oxnonsos ~ ~ o
COMMISSIONER ott;cn hn,nm LaI,, 'I ~,
| what is to he termed n ..naSo A fMna"
The game commiss;onar no. ,,,;,,, w..
consent of the rowornnr nay nn mIut u unt
more than tan ro,na w.,rdan. u, Nv.
time when Their services ue ors a. n Any d.:
mand. In case of nm InS,om inn w
of game +erritory be m. ~, naii ,,,,.,, tI,.
h.s, . 49, " "s eaii upou the