The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-02-19
Relating to the bond Of county as

Giving laborers full pay up to $50 in
case of employers Insolvency.
Appropriating Sc 600 for the rep
resentation of Colorado at the
Yorktown celebration.
Appropriating So, 600 to pay expen-
ses and claims incurred under the law
concerning fugitives from Justice.
.Appropriating $67 ,050 to pay the
outstanding indebtedness of the state.
Giving the owner of property
power to bring suit against the owner
of animals for destroying crops.
Furnishing county clerks for falling
to compute and extend the taxes for
any state fund and empowering
county commissioners to rectify the
neglect.
Appropriating $1,000 for tho pay
mcnt of rewards offefedrDy the gov
ernor for the apprehension of nur-
derers.
Appropriating 100000 for the
maintenance of the penitentiary.
Excusing from jury service those
who served at the preceding term.
The general appropriation hill
reaches q total of $205, $50 and is for
salaries, contingent expenses, Incl
dental expenses, etc. The special bill
appropriates total of 1929, 450 and
is for the various state institutions
and for extraordinary expenses.
The following bills were passed but
not signed by the governor at the
time the Legislature adjourned:
SENATE BILLS.
Establishing the county of Pitkin
out of Gunnison county. The coun-
ty seat is to be at Aspen.
Two bills relating to the salary
and expenses of the fish commits
sioner. Amount appropriated 81. 1000.
Appropriating $2,750 for the pur-
chase of state fish Matching house.
Submitting to the qualified voters
of the state an amendment TO the con-
stitution concerning the salaries of
certain public officers.
Establishing criminal court in
Arapahoe county.
Establishing a criminal court in
Lake county.
To regulate the practice of medi-
cine in Colorado.
Fixing and regulating the fees of
county, precinct and other officers.
Requiring county commissioners
to give bonds.
Further providing for AesseAelc-
ment of priority of rights in the use
of water for irrigating purposes in
the district and supreme courts.
To promote the free school system
of the state.
Abolishing the commissioner of
mines.
Fixing the interest on state war
rants at six per cent.
Making penalty of from S5 to
$500 and Imprisonment for 80 days
for bressing VI di~turhisg the gat~r
or banks OF bitches. etc.
Appointing a state engineer and as
sisiants and establishing water dis
tricts.
Appropriating ses,o00 to pay for
the suppression of the Leadville riots.
To enable cities and towns to fund
their floating Indebtedness.
To enable counties to fund their
floating Indebtedness.
HOUSE BILLS.
To provide for the disposal of town
lots and the proceeds of sale in town
sites on public land.
Creating the county of Dolores out
of Ouray county. County seat, Rico.
To amend the act which provides
the mode of electing county commis-
sIoners.
To amend the act which provides
for the qua iiications of voters.
Providing for the sale of lands set
apart for the use of the penitentiary
and for the purchase of other lands
for its use.
To fix the ratios for the appor,ion-
ment of senator's and Representatives
of the state and adjust the same. as
follows:
The ratios for senatorial apportion-
ment arc: First, one senator for the
first 5000 population; second, one
senator for each 5000 population
thereafter, with one senator Tor frac-
tious over 1000 population. For rep
resentativcs First, one representa-
tive for the first 900 population !;
second, one representative for each
5000 population thereafter, with one
representative for fractions over 5000
population.
Until otherwise provided by law,
the state is divided into the following
senatorial districts: First, Weld
county, one senator second, Lari-
mer, Grand and Routt counties, one
senator; third, Boulder county, one
senator: fourth, Gilpin county, one
senator, fifth, Clear Creek county,
one senator; Sixth Arapahoe county,
four senators; seventh. Jefferson
county, one senator; eighth, Ell Paso
county, one senator; ninth, Arapahoe
and Douglas counties, one senator !;
tenth. Arapahoe, Elbers and Bent
counties, ono senator: eleventh,
Lake county, three senator's /; twelfth,
Summit county, one senator; thir-
teenth, Gunnison county. ono sena-
tor; fourteenth, Fremont and Park
counties one senator; fifteenth, Chat
fee county, one senator; sixteenth,
Pueblo county, one senator; seven-
teenth, Custer county, one senator I;
eighteenth, Las Animas county, one
senator; nineteenth, Huerfano and
Costilla counties, one senator, twen-
tieth, Conejos county, one senator;
twenty-first, La Plata, San Juan,
Ouray, uinsdalc. Rio Grande, Sa-
guache counties, one senator. The
following are the representatives as
apportioned of to the different coun-
ties: Arrapahoe, eight; Lake, four ;
Boulder, three /; Clear Creek, Ell Paso,
Custer, Las Animas, Pueblo. Gilpin,
and Jefferson, each two; Park. Free
mont, Weld, Summit, Chaiiee, Cone
jos, Costilla, Huerfano, Ebert, Bent,
Douglas, Saguache, Rio Grandc,
Ouray, Hipsdale, San Juan, Gunni-
son, La Plata aud Larimcr, each one
and f,r.p1 a,,d Rantt toiufly nna