Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 13, 1919, Page 3

THURSDAY, FEB. 13, 1919 UNDER THE CAPITOL DOME House bill 117 was recommended ;Committee—Providing an appropria- for passage Tuesday after it had been/tion for completing the achat nie by extensively amended. In.its amond-!pital for the insane. Committee of ed form it provides that county com- Whole. missioners shall allow county attor-| H. B. 161, by Committce on Wa: neys not to exceed $30 a month for and Means—Providing an appropria- office hire, unless offices for’ the! tion for an addition to the state home county attorney are provided in the for the féeble-minded and epileptic. | court house and that they shall al-'| Committee of Whole. low the attorney $300 a year for) H. B. 162, by Committeeon Ways stenographer hire. | The et the Representative Mercer and Under- torate at the next general election, was reported out by the house com-| mittee on education this morning, | Providi ecial electi with recommendation that it do|\iin ai rerio: special’ election which shall be submitted a proposal ! ciation amendment, senate file 51, by Sena-| tection and conservation of natural tor Lee, providing for revision of the| gas resources. schedules of benefits payable under H. B. 165, by I Defining in- the workmen’s compensation act. This | citement to crime and providing pen- bill was identical with house 120 in/alties therefor. Judiciary. the latter’s original form, but house} H. B. 165, by May—Relating to 120 has been amended in the lower|dogs. Public Utilities. house to eliminate the annual state; H. B. 168, by Morrison—Limitiny appropriation of not to excecd $40,- the manner in which certain mone: 000 for which it provided, and for may be drawn from the stato tri which senate file 51 provides, and to:ury. Committee of Whole. increase the assessment of employers| H. B. 169, by Allison—Providir from one and one-half percentum to/an appropriation for a state e of the | reason | Scores chased | Agric ulture. | H. B. 170, by Committee on Ways and Means—Creating a board \ state supplies. Committee of Whole. H. B. 171, by Ball—Kor the relief of Dan Straight. Acri fore are contradictory. Among the senate files introduced today is senate 70, by Senator Skov- gard, which is designed to create a state board of land settlement and liquor 84, which defines sabotage and pro- vides penalties for the practice there- of. The house passed thirteen bills, including Senate Joint Resolution 3, providing that the anniversary of the signing of the woman suffrage act shall be observed in the public schools; Senate 17, 18, and 19, the “mine code” bills; House 47, the ing Hibbard “blue sky” bill; House Joint Resolution 4, submitting a constitu- pay tional amendment authorizing coun- ties to issue highway bonds; House 108, providing for compilation of the Senate Files Introduced S. F. 70, by Sko rd—Creating « land settlement board and providi for co-operation between the s and federal governments in pr farms for soldiers. Public L; y Lee—Relating to ther J by > Akolt 6 s F | niture 2, by Riner—Relating to! phone nt for improvements on state knowled ements statutes, and House 109, relating to . by Chassell—Relating to work. thy sale ae property under the direc- The senate made a number of tion of the st: ate board of farm com- amendments to House 37, increasing the salaries of appointive state of- ficers and deputies of elective state; offices. The amendments made in the upper house increase the proposed salaries of several of fieers as follows: | 775, by Tee Relstine to the business of banking and providing for the regulation thereof. Judiciary. Killed by House Ss. F. ~Relating to treaties. In- definitely postponed. Signed by Governor Relating to mutual in- surance associations. i B. —Relating to legal rates fer printing. S. E. A. 3 (0.8. gard budget bill. House Bil!s Introduced H. B. 154, by Jenkins—Relating The house passed on second read- to the powers and duties of the state ing sixteen bills including House 69, superintendent of public instructior authorizing the creation of irrigation Education. These amendments were proposed by the senate standing committee, which also proposed an amendment increas- ing the salaries of justices of the state supreme court:to $5,600 and those judges of the district courts to $5,000. The latter amendment was rejected by the senate committee of the whole on motion by Senator Alli- son. H. B, F. 1)—The Skov- raion Tis CN it BU ETON ‘MONTHLY EVENTS PLANNED TO HONOR LOCAL SLES tthe aus jand Means—Providing an appropria- wil) take the form of an official wel-| ition for the purchase of farm lands /cgming for the |for the state hospital for the insane.|returned to Casper since the last Regular ‘functions will be woods Bi proaine ar pubnussion Committee of Whole. itimetion’ was given in their honor.!each month in order to include az of is e Sete 1 aece tc A le) H. B. 163, by Special Committee— |Contrary to upposiyons entertainea| late arrivals from the army camps perl éN' Pot of onthe state agricultural college to the elec-| Providing for the issuance of state! in some circles, the affair is not co.i-|and overseas and it is probable that | This done, you HISONS Ht 4 highway bonds. Committee of Whole.| fined to the military, but offers an| the Casner Chamber of Commerce | H. B. 164, by Special Committee— | opportunity for the general publi¢| will be asked to officiate at the next | at to participate and show their appre. jhas been backward in view of the, day as members of the 116th ammu. | not pass. It is house 103. lthat. the state issue $3,000.000 of|dered by the men now Ss, ‘state highway bonds. Committee of The The ggnate committee of the whole, Whole. recommended for passage, without) H. B. 166, by May—For the pro- sivnific: honed that the next see a change of attitude gn the parv) fact that it is the to horor the soldie COLORADOANS two percentum. The bills now, there-| mental farm in Campbell county. | LICK LIPS FOR | CHIAN LIQUOR * Thirst Coloradoans, who orderec their liquor tied up have banded to- , Coe, and represented in the courts Attorneys We will buy your second hand fur- Woman’s Case A business man’s wife could not read or sew without sharp pain in her eyes. red and weak. Finally she tried pure \Layoptik eye results. Casper Pharmacy.—Advy. CHICHESTER § PILLS ~~ VERNA C. == ; THE CASPER DAILY - TRIBUNE ° |: MILITARY BAL 10 THE FORM iF OFICIAL WELCOME WOMEN URGING BERNE, Feb. tional Women’s conference, delegates from the enter and thes: central powe: persons be AS YOUNG AS Military Ball to be given unae. | to attend and this will be appreciatea ae ,of the Mothers: League! inasmuch as the money goes into the nic temple Friday night; peneral fund set aside for extending oldier boys who have|# Weleome to the men. hela | and Snioy the good things c welcoming in that it will include a/ in person of the service ren-| large number of men from Company roming back. |L. who are scheduled to arrive a.| P' sale of tickets for the event; Newport News on Saturday or Sun- ance of the occasion and it} nition train. Other Casper men will 24 hours will »rrive in New York. The Friday night ball will be per Stress is laid on the. fect in all its appointments and shoula publie’s chance | offer the inspiration for a big time. and for th.» Soldiers will participate in a military a great attendance is desired. drill and will meet at the court house | of tickets proably will be pur- at 8 o’clock this evening to perfec.! © by those who will be unable | their organization and thus lend « | note of color to the program appro | | priate to the military nature of the ice. All returned soidiers are in public. ited to participate in the drill as | well as the dance. HAIL! HAIL! THE GANG’S ALL HERE See and Hear This Assembly of under the Horton permit law, to enable the state and federal gov- HW. B. 173, by Ball—For ¢he relief and found delivery was held up by the ernments to co-operate in providing of J. T. Farrell. nid Wor elay Rr WENO Ceacip ich SINGERS and DANCERS at farms for soldiers, sailors and ma-| H+ B. 174, by Bz For the relief case into the state supreme court of rines. sf W. C. Henderson. Agriculture. Colorado to settle the question of 9 e The senate Tuesday afternoon H. B. 175, by Ball—Regula’ whether or not the ress companies, passed six measures, including House the use of state highways. Highways. now holding 5000 packages of liquor @ S Ins re e@ L ean legally do so. Those who have 9 IRIS THEATER SONGSTERS George Swartz C. West Alex White Todd Bowman A. E, Sterriit Geo. Nelson W. H. Leavitt John Jones under the name of the Ciu ustice League, headed by Joe R. E and Carl Kra Keewin, John Jack Harvey E. J. Donahoe J.W. Burns Oscar Thomas Jack Leary Harry Hugo Carl. Shumaker Jimmie Simons and pay highest market price. 249. 121 West First st. 1-13-26. Startles Casper For years her eyes were -wash, The result of Attorney general, to $4,000; Adju-; HH. B, 114—Authorizing ¢ of ONE application astonisher her. A ’ : tant general to $3,000; clork of the 10,000 or more population to control small bottle niehiswraarnntesd M. R. McGreagor Ed. O’Brizn state supreme court to $2,700; as- and regulate public utilties. Indefi- to benefit RY CASE weak, sistant state engineer to $2,100; nitely postponed. Mirained Montiniained ONE Ed. Slater iG G. Murphy * deputy state engineer to $2,000. Killed by Senate. WASH will startle you with its quick J.C. Kamp Bob Staley Roy Dineen W. A. Lyon Happy James Gus Schraga C. P. Brodie H.L. Wakefield ALSO Prof. Rudolph Lundberg, Vocal Soloist 5 J. H. Jeffrey, Scotch Songs Aluminum eye cup FREE. E DIAMOND TRA st, Alway's Reliable and Means.- — UEC’ not announ sion to investigate industrial health fnsurance and report to the Sixteenth | legislature; Senate Joint Memorial 1 memorializing congress to grant to teh state 2,000,000 acres of public lands for.the support of highway im- ‘CHAI N GAN G i DIMINISHES provements, and House 20, regulating | employment agencies. | A continuation of the quiet that has prevailed in police circles for the past several weeks is establishing 1 new record in police circles. The large gang of laborers which hav> been working on the streets for the past several wecks is passing and from present indications the city will soon be without the services of the “chain gang” despite the efforts of thé police department to recruit it County division legislation appears to have hard sledding ahead of it. The prospects for the creation of Carey county are gloomy, indecd. Those for the creation of Pilot county are somewhat brighter, but that does not necessarily mean that they are at all bright. The lobbies working in behalf of tho proposed divisions continue very active. | to full strength. House Bills Introduced | Tile H. B. 160, by Ways and Means Our Waiiads are powerful pullers. ee renter etree ted AMERICAN CAFE American Hotel in connection Potectecte eer + i? eee, iM iM ¢ 0, e iM ? 1M v RK? + KR? e K 2 + Roeo-eeetectecto o K 2 ? ? K2 + roehe-efo-ate-ofo-oteete’ RS oe, % M% ? 1M + 1M + Men who value their time eat at The American Me + 1M ? 1M + Mo tas aa Xe Xa Xa Cafe where they get instant service: American Hotel and Cafe Co. Formerly Rhinoceros Rae eho eho sho die ete ese seo aioate aioe Coat ee Oo rem % aS. M% RAC + 1M aa o+, 2ee e so efoto fo sho-ae-ale-etecteeteete-ato-\ So Sac % So oh o om ae Natrona Fuel Co. J. L. Biedermann, prop. COKE City office 157 So. Center St. Gen. 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