The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1907-02-06

duced the following:
Whereas, II appears from investi-
CATION recently made by the Senate OF
the United States, and otherwise, that
poiysamy still exists in certain places
in the United States, Notwithstanding
prohibftory statutes enacted by the
several states thereof, and
Whereas, The practice of poly
gamy Is generally condemned by the
people OF the United States, and there
is demand for the more cffectual pro
hibition thereof by placing the sub
ject under federal Jurisdiction and con-
troll, at the same time reserving tc
each state the right to make and en-
force its own laws relating to marriage
and divorce; now. therefore
Resolved Of the assembly concur) ,
That application be and hereby is
made to Congress under the provision
of Article of the Constitution of the
United States for the calling of a con
vention to propose an amendment to
the constitution OF the United States.
whereby polygamy and polygamous co
habitation shall be prohibited, and
Congress shall be given power to en-
force such prohibition by appropriate
legislation.
Resolved. That the legislatures OF
all other states of the United States
he and borahn arc resnectfmlIv re-
ouaStad 10 ~, IN mt onnlicotion nv
Inc ado,,;. ,his ~, az an,,,,,aIant
resolution
"RasoIyo, ,,.,hor That tho sooro-
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aa,,o,.,, ~ .ns ne - ut, -,
sant;na III. o.a,o ,h"nai,, aiso ,.ans
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of oil otha. s,a,a, ~ ,ha ITri,aJ
State
In an address at the Me'houlst 90
cial Union MONDAY n,sh,, Governor
Buchtei SAID that ne VIII ash ,he a,tor-
ney genera 10 uesisnate ms power
over subordlhate executive neaus. ne
addeu 'hat ne .nouS' 49, powe We
greater man seneiamy ueset alu
Wouiu auaIess In ,hnr, w no ~, a.
supoi uin ' -, III, 80, 80
o,r co. Tho morai he,
,n,, ~ The state "xvber
80 ,hora ie chonce for
grart E" he said 81 have told the
mon I annoiptad that they had such an
onnortunitv but that | expected an ad
ministration more free from graft than
any in the history of the state. They
all have assured me that they wanted
to help give an administration abso
lutely free from it. | will keep in con-
slant communication by letter with
every position in the state where graft
is possible. and those appointed know
that stroke OF The pen can remove
them as II appointed them.
In an interview In relation to the
Drake railroad commission Dill, lniro-
duced by Senator Drake, Governor
Buchtel Is quoted as saying: Ihere
are serious difilculties In making rail-
way rate law. The peril Is that capital
may be frightened from Colorado. The
purpose of the bill as now introduced
is to place abundant power in the
hands of the railway commission and
at the same time give sense of Sc
curity to capital. 1t is believed that
this result has teen attained in the
provisions Of this bill. This bill pro
poses that the commission shall hear
complaints and If the difficulties are
not adjusted by the commission in 6,
frien dly way. the commission then has
authority to make a change in rates
The change however. is not to
70 into effect until an appeal has been
taken both tn the District Court and
the Sunrcme Court. The bill provides
that tbis business shall take prece.
denca oven oil o;ber business in the
oo,,r,s axcontirg or1, criminal busj.
ness CO II would he nossibIe IN GO.
n,,ra Gnoi dacision at The end nj an.
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T., a,nn,,o, .ons ;,
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tural .oiLeSe la-"s, "a III
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experts III lortuul'"i ,, IN e ' -,
IN the rort ooi.lhs ui''i w. a.e usaa ti
every Opportunity 10 say 49, ~.
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tioh Oh 'he nor,ic"i'ui'l my es.s VI
me state Is hnpwh as we nol ti, s
,urai Inspection I'M an" p,oNiues ~,
'he inspection ol an u''. Soy a.oeN
coming INTO coiorauo ior ne purpose
OF Keeping OUT so iar as ,oHsipie inJu.
rious insects anu pi,'n' i,Sc"Sts ',at
rdo no, ALREADY occur nere; ne oiil aiso
provides Tor the eXterih'hation Oh IN
seer pests ana ir"it uise"se thit are
likely TO be disseminated 70 the injury
OF run growers wherever uhev may pe
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