The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1903-01-24
.ORADO GENERAL ASSEMBLY
!. AND DOINGS AT THE CAPITAL
senate Bills Introduced.

esnats Bills introduced.
Hrst day Of legislative business
Senate. January 18th. witnessed
$ Introduction Of forty-four bills.
were referred to committees ~
MS:
B. No. /. by Moore-Making eight
70 legal day in mines and smelt-
Labor,
B. No. .. by McGuire-To amend
tuition 70 ~ to provide for two
~ judges In Arapahoe county.
xstitutional amendments.
VI. No. 8, BY McGuire-To require
~ ancA companies to pay full
bsint insured when loss is total.
hiking and insurance.
4. B. No. I. by McGuire-To license
rbers. Labor.
4. B. No. s, by Taylor-Containing
E Minnesota primary law provisions
permit parties to make nomina-
bns at primaries. Judiciary.
Is. B. No. 6, by Taylor-To amend
stem of land title recording. abolish
stract offices, known as the Torrens
8. B. Nos. to 10. inclusive. by
Iylor-To amend constitution to per-
n of consolidation of Court Of APP
sals and Supreme Court and making
rms of Judges, six, eight. ten and
gelye years. Constitutional amend
tents.
8. B. No. II, by Tayior-Constitu-
I{ional amendment to abolish Offices Of
district attorneys and give duties to
punty attorneys. Constitutional
amendments.
s. B. No. IL. by Taylor-To amend
constitution so as to permit general
assembly to be In session a. long as
required. Constitutional amendments.
s. B. No. 10, by Taylor-Constitu-
tional amendment to provide for three
ffths Jury verdict. Constitutional
amendments
8. B. No. IA. by Taylor-Appropriat-
ing $4,000 to complete state road to
Grand Junction. Finance.
8. B. No. Is, by Taylor-To provide
for election Of county attorneys. Ju-
dietary.
8. B. No. 1s. by Taylor-To provide
for advertising Of estrays. Stock.
8. B. No. II, by Campbell-For the
appointment by the governor Of q SUI
pervisor Of printing. Printing.
g. B. Nos. IS to 20. inclusive, by
Bailey-Creating a Juvenile delinquent
court for the trial and control Of mi
nors. Judiciary.
g. B. No. %. by Ballinger-Provid-
ing for . railroad commissioner to fix
rates, etc. Corporations and railroads.
8. B. No. "a. by Campbell-Amend-
ing the law relating to juries In Dis
trict Courts.
8. B. No. Is, by Grinith-Regulat-
ing the sale Of merchandise stock to
protect creditors. Before debtor can
sell the bulk of his goods he must
, give I'VE days notice to creditors end
purchaser must see that this provision
Is obeyed. Judiciary.
8. B. No. Is. by Notwithstanding
the game laws and requiring iiaenees
to be taken out. Close season for elk
and antelope. Open season for deer
August 18th to November 9Th. Fab.
forestry and game.
8. B. No. ~, by Jefferson-For wa<-
ON road in Grand county. Finance.
8. B. No. 20. by Jefferson-Bridg9 In
Routt county. Finance.
s. B. No. 49, by Jefferson-Wagon
road in Summit county. Finance.
s. B. No. 80, by Jefferson-To regu-
late practice of medicine and surgery.
Judiciary.
s. B. No. 81, by Kennedy-Ei6ht-
hour bill. Labor.
8. B. No. 80, by Lewis-To aplMo-
pirate $4,000 to meet expenses of han-
sas-Colorado litigation. Finance.
8. B. No. 80. by Lewis-Making an
appropriation for state insane asylum.
Finance.
g. B. No. "a. by Moore-Constitutton
al amendment to provide for initiative
and referendum. Constitutional
amendments.
8. B. Nos. IS and So. by Moore
Making appropriations for state yeni-
Tertiary. Finance.
8. B. No. 81, by Roberts-To i'm
prove wagon road at Silver Plume.
Finance.
9. B. No. SO. by Seldomridge-To re-
store the grand jury system and to
provide for their regular meeting.
Judiciary.
8. B. No. 80. by seldomridge--T
provide for the punishment of ore
thieves. judiciary.
8. B. No. 40, by Se1domridge-Appro-
priation for deaf and blind asylum.
Finance.
8. B. No. Al. by west-Appropria
ton for additional school building at
School of Mines. Finance.
+. 8. B. No. ~. by West-Appropria
tion for Industrial school. Finance.
8. B. No. 43. by West-To attach
Arapahoe county to the Thirteenth
Judicial district. Judiciary.
8. B. No. "A, by West-Appropria
tion for Industrial school. Finance.
Senator Hume introduced q reHolu.
ton, which was adopted, instructing
the committee on judiciary to draw
bill to provide for the calling of a
grand Jury in every county at least
once year.
In executive session the Senate