The Glenwood post., 1905-02-18

Following is list of some Of the
more important bills introduced in the
Colorado Legislature. 1t does not in
clude the regular appropriation bills,
or the bills for local improvements. In
all. there were 40S bills introduced in
the House and 81 in the Senate, a to-
tai of 779. A large share of these are
practically duplicates, the same meas
ure being introduced in both houses:
Senate Bills.
S. b. lSG, Sapp-To provide for edit
cational qualification for voters. Ju.
dietary.
$. b. 1SS, notwithstanding for the
payment of actual expenses incurred
as the only compensation to members
OF boards of control of all state institu-
lions and to repeal all acts and parts
of acts inconsistent herewith. State
| affairs.
5. b. 1873, Ballinger-To prohibit
pools, trusts. monopolies and oOnspir-
acies TO control business and prices of
articles; to prevent the formation or
operation of pools, trusts, monopolies
and combinations OF charters OF cor
porations that violate the terms of this
act, and to authorize the institution of
! prosecutions and suits therefor. Ju-
| dietary.
S. b. 1874, Ballinger-For an act Civ
ing right OF action for damages on
/ account of injury or dc ath OF the EN-
| ploye or servant, when such injury or
! death has been occasione d by the neg
/ lect or failure of the employer to COM
| ply with the provisions of law, relat-
| ing to the management or conducting
OF any business, undertaking or enter
| prise, or any part thereof. judiciary.
-.
State Board OF Stock Inspection Com
I missionors to compel the dipping,
spraying or other sanitary treatment
of cattle or other domestic animals in
fected with or exposed to, mango,
scabies or other infections or contaG-
! luuS diseases, to seize and troa; same
and to sell the same for the costs and
expense of such Selling. treatment and
sale, and to call upon county peace Of
ticers to assist in maintaining quaran-
tine. Stock.
S. b. 1875 Millard-To require the
secretary of state TO subscribe to the
oath required by the constitution and
/ to give an official bond and fixing the
amount thereto and to repeal all acts
and parts of acts in conflict herewith
! State affairs.
S. b. 200, Wood-For uniformity OF
public schools, except high schools and
kindergartens, and providing for peu,
| alties for disobedCnce thereof. Edu-
cation and educational institutions.
S. b. No. POI, by Hill-To provide
for the establishment and mainte-
nance of an institution for the care
and training of feeble-minded persons
and to make an appropriation therefor.
Finance.
S. b. No. 202, by Clayton-Concern-
ing gift enterprises, prohibiting the
| sale or giving away, receipt or e&
| change of gift enterprise tickets, con
pons, stamps, trading stamps or other
| devices, and prescribing penalties FOR
the violation of this act. Judiciary
S. b. No. 203, by Clayton-To pro
vide for the consolidation of adjoining
school districts and for transportation
OF pupils in such enlarged districts.
and for courses of instruction in the
same. Education and Educational In
stitutions.
S. b. No. POS. by Pryor-For appro-
priation Pueblo Colorado State Fair
Association. Finance.
S. b. 20G, by Anfcnger relation
to the application of real estate of Il
deceased person TO the payment of the
widows and orphans allowance judi
, ciary.
House Bills.
II. b. 1879, by Metz-For public wa.
ter works in cities. Towns and Cities
II. b. POS, by Bromley-For the as
sessment and collection of taxes on
street railways and on railways, and to
describe the duties OF the State Board
of Equalization. Finance, Ways and
| Means.
II. b. 2OG, by Bromley-For III arte-
sian well in Adams county. Finance.
Ways and Means.
II. b. 207, by Cannon-For procuring
of collections for the State Historical
Society Finance, Ways and Means.
II. b. PA, by Drach-For repairs TO
the wagon road from Denver TO Grand
Junction. Roads and Bridges.
II. b. 2l5, by Radnsky-For statue
on the state capitol grounds 10 Gen. J..
| w. Denver. Finance, Ways and Means:
II. b. 21S, by Blainey Cby requssD--
| To establish training school for the
adult blind. State Institutions.
II. b. 223. by Dungan-To establish
a State Normal School at Montrosc.
| Appropriations.
II. b. 225, by Baer (by requesD-To'
! empower the State Board of Stock In
spection Commissioners to compel the
dipping of stock for the eradication of
! disease. Stock.
II. b. 22G by Thompson (by request
TO make an appropriation for the
support and maintenance of free tray
cling libraries. Appropriations.
n. b. 23l, by Bromley-To regulate
the conduct of saloons. Temperance.
Medical Affairs and Public Health
II. b. 232, by Bromley-To regulate
the construction of telephone lines.
Corporations and Railroads.
II. b. pa, by Browley-To require
mutual insurance companies to maiD-
tain guarantee fund. Banking an6
Insurance.
II. b. 235, by Bromley-To make =
wilful trespass on mining property a
misdemeanor. Judiciary