The Elbert County tribune., 1899-02-02

| licensed In the following sums: Man-
ufdcturers, $24O n year; wholesalers,
$120: retailers, f24: hotels and restnu-
rnnts that serve the imitation. s122;
peddlers, $12. Every butter and
cheese maker must report to the COM
missioner the amount OF output The
commissioner will furnish brands and
stencils to makers OF cheese and other
substances under the act Mt the rate
Of 81 set.
Representative Cnnnon's bill for n
| meuica1 council for the state OF Colo
rado provides nm almost complete code
for the licensing and regulating Of
physicians. The medical council is 10
be made up OF the secretary of state.
attorney general. president of the
board OF regents OF the University OF
Colorado, the state superintendent of
public Instruction and three members
OF the stnte board of medical examln-
ers. The state board of medical exam
liners IL to consist Of nine members,
three from the Colorado State Medical
Association. three from the Homeo-
pathic Medical Association and three
from the Eclectic Medical Association
The terms OF office are to be OF six
years, one member from each school
to lose bis job every two yenrs. The
board OF medical examiners IL to ex-
anime all physicians desiring to prac-
tice In the state and to recommend to
the medical council. The latter Is en-
powered to Issue and revoke licenses.
The secretary and treasurer is to draw
n salary of $500 n year. the only sal
ary provided for. After n physician
has secured a license he must register
the same with the county clerk of tile
county In which he wishes to practice,
and II he changes counties must file
his certificate In his new home. The
bill specifies as follows the persons To
be held liable under the act: ANY per
son shall be regarded ms practic.ng
medicine and surgery within the
meaning Of this act who shall publicly
or privately act us a physician or pre-.
scriber for any person having any bod
lily injury, deformIty or disease, or
who shall use the words or letters
Dr. doctor surgeon M. D. or M.
b. before or after his own name"
The bill Is Identical with the measure
introduced In the Senate by Senator
Seldomridge and Is the result of n
conference between the three schools
of medicine.
N thtttAht VI WIS DtlI Ill
Denver the other day, and game law
agreed upon that will be drawn up In
the form OF bill and introduced In the
Legislature. The general open shoot
Ing is fixed like this: Deer and ante
lope. August 18th to October 3fst; elk
ana mountain sheep, October 18th to
October 31st. quail. November 18th to
December 18th: turkeys, grouse, Wild
chickens. prairie chickens and sage
hens, September 1st to October 31st;
ducks; September LIST to April 18th;
doves, July 18th TO September Both.
Trout can be caught from May 10Th to
October 31st. 1t limits the killing OF
ducks to fifty day and forbids anyone
having In his possession more that 100
Mt one time. The extension OF the trout
fishing season takes In Decoration Day.
May Both, which WINS considered by the
committee MS an advantage TO every
body In the state, particularly the work
Ing man, who has that day for his out
ing. The bill also limits the sports
man, aside from fifty ducks and one
animal, to twenty quail and thirty
pounds of trout. The bill forbids rail
roads carrying game. fish or birds ex-
cept when accompanied by the owner.
and the same restriction Is applied to
cold storage houses. The killing of
bison Is absolutely prohibited. Re
garding fish the bill outlines the duties
OF the commissioner and the manner in
which he is to stock streams. 1t also
forbids dams In streams containing food
fish except there be n sulIce or passnge
way allowing the fish to go up or down.
but this does not cover Irrigating
bitches and private ponds. Sawdust is
barred in streams and the trout caught
must not be under eight inches In
length. After stream has been
stocked, two years must elapse before
1t is fished In. 1t is also forbidden to
sell fish or trespass on private grounds
II there are signs up forbiddlng 1t.