The Dolores star., 1905-04-07

The closing hours OF each house
were marked by less riotous scenes
than usual. The seats on the floor OF
both houses were occupied by the cur.
ious, who had come to see a legisla.
ture break up. They listened to a
number of congratulatory and concilia.
tory speeches, the healing of breaches
made in the heated debates, done with
less disorder than is customary.
The Legislature broke several rec.
crds. most of which were in astonish.
ing directions. For many years the
closing hour of each recurring assem-.
bly, has been used in making a com.
promise on the general appropriation
bill, which has been held up by some
coterie pushing bad bills through. This
year the appropriation bill went to the
governor two days before the session
closed and was signed before adjourn
ment.
II the Fifteenth General Assembly
the business of both houses had been
practically completed at o'clock on
the afternoon of the last day, leaving
all the time to midnight for a general
visiting period among members. There
was no need of turning back the clock,
no threats Of forcing an extra session
in order to get members to vote for
measures they feared.
Another record broken was that no
session at all OF the House and only
a brief session of the Senate was held
on the Sunday proceeding the last day.
At that time the members felt that
business had been SO far advanced that
a Sunday session was unnecessary.
Among the bills of general applica-
tion that failed to pass are the rail-
way commission bill, the bank exam
iner bill, the building and loan associa-
tion bills, the civil service bill, the To-
cal option bills, the bill for the con-
struction Of state highways by convict
labor and number of other measures
desired by many citizens.
A complete list of all bills passed by
both houses and sent to the governor
follows:
Signed Yesterday.
II. b. 409-General appropriation
bill.
Previously Signed.
s. B. S-Release deeds OF trust.
s. b. 10-Property rights of married
persons.
H. BIS 1G, IL, s, II, 113. 31S-Short
bills.
H. b. 42-County commissioners
Adams and Arapahoe counties.
H. b. 1-Eight.hour law.
H. B. 93-Probate bill.
II. B. 199-Water works for cities OF
10000.
H. B. ,7-Rio Grande fish hatchery,
$4,000.
In the Hands Of the Governor and Not
Yet Signed.
S. B. 20-The Booth precinct regis
tration law.
S. B. 313-$20,0OO reformatory build
ings.
s. B. 172-$30,OOO agricultural col
1ege experiment station. A
S. B. 176-Regulating itinerant ven
dors Of manufactured goods.
S. B. 215-$63, 900 maintenance cap
itol and $4,000 new furniture
s. B. 113-Grand river road, $500,
Mesa county.
S. B. 18S-Morgan county bridge,
$4,000.
s. B. 244-Permitting convicts to
work on Fremont county roads.
s. B. 161-For three clerks, two bail
iffs and one librarian consolidated SUI
preme Court.
S. B. 205-$12,0 900 for State Fair.
s. B. 227-$5,O0O Grand and Larimer
county road.
s. B. 122-$4,OOO relief Of Hiram P.
Bennett.
S. B. 16s-s5,OOo to continue Grand
road.
S. B. 76-$1O,OOO Cripple Creek and
Fremont county road.
s. B. 267-s50O expenses library
49,
$5O.67S.14.
creek. connecting Jefferson and Adams
counties.
S. B. s3--$4, 900 bridge across Arkan-
sas river, Prowers county.
s. B. 156-Clear Creek county road.
$500.
IS. B. S5-$5, 900 bridge across Arkan-
sas river. Prowers county.
s. B. 35-$5.OOO bridge across Yam
pa river, Routt county.
s. B. 31-$6.OOO Durango road.
S. B. S40-$7,OOO Rio Grande bridge
at Alamosa.
s. B. 139-State penitentiary main
tenance, 100000, and new cell house,
100000.
S. B. 43-Insane asylum, $4,000 in
addition to the previous appropriation
of $4,000.
S. B. 132-s5,O0O for the relief of
Henry v. Palmer.
s. B. 159-$26.5OO for buildings and
Girls Industrial school.
s. b. 73-Hinsdale county road,
$500.
S. B. 117-$3OO0 travelling libraries.
S. B. 107-$6.000 bridge across Las
Animas river, Las Animas county.
S. B. New building school of
mines, 100000.
8. B. 70-Any surplus revenues to
the amount of 100000 to be used to
pay state university certificates of in
debtedness.
s. B. 52-Garfeld county hatchery
for fish, $4,000.
S. B. 93-Constitutional amendment
submitted permitted voting machines.
8. B. 245-$25,000 for the Grand
Army encampment
s. B. 344-Relief bill, $113, for James