The Colorado statesman., 1905-01-28
COLORADO BILLS

The following are only a few of the
more important bills that have been
introduced in the Colorado Legislature
during the present term. They do not
include the regular appropriation bills
that have been presented as usual:
Senate Bills.
S. B. 40, Lewis-A bill for an act to
license trading stamp companies and
those using trading stamps in the
state of Colorado. Judiciary.
S. B. IL, Lewis-A bill for an act to
sink an artesian well in Fremont
county and making an appropriation
therefor. Finance.
s. B. As, Sapp-A bill for an act for
the classification of counties, for the
purpose of regulating the salaries of
county and other offices. Judiciary.
S. B. 46, Sapp-A bill for an act to
make an appropriation for the erection
and construction of a building and the
furnishing of the same for the State
Normal School at Gunnison. Finance.
S. B. 4S, Taylor-A bill for an act to
provide for the appointment of district
judges to hold court outside of their
respective districts and providing pay
ment of expenses therefor. Judiciary.
S. b. 81, Iaylor-A bill for an act to
cense. Judiciary.
S. B. 90, Taylor-A bill for an act to
provide for the purchase of site and
the establishment of state fish
hatchery in Garfield county. Fish,
Game and Forestry.
S. B. Sc, Cornforth-A bill for an act
to sink an artesian well in Ell Paso
county and making an appropriation
therefore. Finance.
S. b. 5S, Enfenger-A bill for an act
to regulate the liability of hotel and
public innkeepers and limiting their Ii
ability in case of loss or injury to per-
sonal property suffered by guests and
patrons. Judiciary.
S. B. GO, Clayton-An act granting to
! voters N the state of Colorado the
right to determine by ballot at an
election whether or not licenses to
sell intoxicating or malt liquors may
be granted, issued or renewed. State
! Affairs.
S. B. 65, Cornforth-An act to amend
"An act relating to the property rights
! of married persons" approved April IL
| 1908. Judiciary.
S. B. 90, DeLong-An act to estab-
lish state normal school and to make
an appropriation therefor. Finance.
S. B. II, Kennedy-An act to regu-
late the practice of barbering, the IL
| censing of persons to carry on such
practice, and to insure the better edu.
cation of such practitioners in the
state of Colorado. Labor.
S. B. 72, Kennedy-An act to pro
vide for the construction of a steel
wagon bridge and approaches thereto
across the Uncompahgre river east oi
the city of Ridgway, in Ouray county
/ To riatn a IN
the same. Finance.
S. B. 73, Kennedy,-An act to con
struct the state wagon road in Hins
dale county from the end of the un-
completed state road below Roses
cabin to Roses cabin, and from that
point to the San Juan county line
connecting with the Ouray roads, and
making an appropriation therefor
Finance.
S. B. rs, Lewis-An act to Init the
hours of employment in all under
ground workings, undergrC nd mines
blast furnaces, smelters or ore reduc
tion works, and providing penalties fol-
the violation thereof. Labor.
S. B. 76, Owen-An act to provide
for the construction of public wagon
road from the city of Cripple Creek
Teller county, Colorado, along Cripple
creek to it's confluence with Four Mile
creek thence along Four Mile creek
to Ebert postoffice, in Fremont county
Colorado, and to appropriate mo, ey to
pay 70. the same. Finance.
S. B. so, Eobertson-An act to pro
vide for the creation of a railroad com
missioner and defining his duties and
powers and the means of carrying the
provisions thereof into effect. Rail
/ roads and Corporations.
House Bills.
H. B. 60, by Shaw, to amend laws
and referring to bribes offered to JUS
tees of the peace; judiciary.
H. B. 61, by Cook, to appropriate
money for pure bred dairy herd OF
COWS at the reform tory; finance, ways
and means.
H. B. GA, by Bromley, for the selec-
ton of state and school land, and re-
organizing the National board; public
lands.
H. B. 65, by Bromley, TO designate
| 18th of October as a holiday, to be
known as Columbus day; judiciary.
H. B. &C, by Bromley, motion certain
powers to the State Land Board and
allowing it to exchange certain lands
for other lands of the United States !;
agriculture.
H. B. 81, by Dodge, local option
bill; temperance, medical affairs and
puolic health.
H. B. 6S, by Rowon. to repeal the
drunkard act of 1895; temperance,
medical affairs and public health.
H. B. 73, Keezer, to create minimum
salaries for school teachers in Geo
RADIO $50; fees and salaries.
H. B. IA, Keezer, to prevent the vot-
ing of a straight party ticket and to
provide for an arrangement of names
of the official ballot to be voted for
by making an x after each; elections.
H. B. 7G, hutt, to place Baca, Do
lores, Grand, Hinsdale and Mineral
counties in the sixth class, fixing the