The Glenwood post., 1905-02-25
COLORADO BILLS

Colorado Legislature 1t does not in
clude the regular appropriation bills,
or the bills for local improvements. In
all, there We're 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. No. 213, by Ballinger-AIaking
an appropriation for the competition OF
the state capitol building of the state
OF Colorado and authorizing the issu
ance of certificates of Indebtedness in
payment for labor and material used in
the completion and improvement there
of. Finance.
S. b. No. 220, by Owen-Direct legis-
lation amendment. Constitutional
Amendments.
S. b. No. 221, by Cornforth-To
amend an act to provide for the con
struction and local improvements in
cities of all classes having "A popula-
ton of less than 100000 and incorpor-
ated towns. judiciary.
S. b. No. 223, by MilIard-To provide
money to take up the interest-bearing
certificates issued under the authority
of the governor by the University of
Colorado during the years 1903 and
therefor. Finance.
S. b. No. 224, by Lewis-To provide
for the working of convicts in the Col
orado State Penitentiary upon the pub
lie roads and highways within Fre-
mont county. State Institutions and
Public Buildings.
S. b. No. 226, by Morgan-To regu-
late the use of automobiles. Judiciary.
S. b. No. 229, by Wood-To create
state board of accountancy and pre-
scribe its powers and duties, to pro-
vide for the examination of and issu-
ance of certificates to qualified ac-
countants. and to provide a penalty
for violation of this act. Judiciary.
S. b. No. $50, by Wood-Concerning
the election and term of Office of city
marshals in cities of the second class
of the state of Colorado, and repeating
all acts in conflict herewith Judi
ciary.
S. b. No. 231, by De La Vergne-To
prevent the pastine, painting, brand
ing, writing, stamping or placing of
any names, advertisement, notice,
sign, card or poster in certain places,
and providing penalties for the viola
| tion thereof. Judiciary.
| S. B. No. 232, by De La Nergne-
| Authorizing cities of the first or second
4 class to acquire, establish and main
| tain public parks, or pleasure grounds,
| boulevards, parkways, avenues, drive
ways and roads, establishing a park
| commission and defining it's powers
and duties, and repeating all acts in
consistent Herewith Judiciary.
S. b. No. 233, by De La Nergne-Re-
lating to a geological and natural re-
sources survey of the state of Colo
rado. Mines and Mining.
lnIpr-prp-
scribinS certain qualifications for mem
bers OF boards of school directors in
! the state of Colorado. Education and
Educational Institutions.
S. b. No. 237, by Cornforth-To ere
ate the office of state sanitary inspec-
tor, defining the duties of the Office fix
ing the compensation of the incumbent
thereof, providing for penalty for the
violation of any provision of the act
and repeating all laws in conflict there
with. Judiciary
S. b. No. 23S, by Cornforth-To au-
! thorize the use of voting machines at
elections hereafter to be held in this
state, or in any subdivision thereof,
! and providing that the votes passed at
any such elections may be registered
or recorded and counted, and the re-
suits of such election ascertained by
such machines. judiciary.
S. b. No. 240, by Crowley-To pro-
hibit the use of overcheck on horses.
Stock.
S. b. No. 242, by Hill-To prevent de-
ception in the sale of dairy products.
to preserve the public health, and to
provide proper punishment for the yio-
lation thereof State Affairs.
S. b. No. 243, by Hill-To provide
for the construction of an executive
mansion, to procure a suitable location
Tor the same and to make an appropri-
alton therefor. Finance.
S. B. No 245, by Robertson-To pro-
vide for the entertainment of the
Grand Army of the Republic at its
thirty-ninth annual encampment and
appropriating S25,O0O to be expended
for that purpose.
S. B. No. 247, by Taylor-To estab-
lish, govern and maintain a western
slope state normal school. Education
and Educational Institutions.
S, B. No. PSI, by Cornforth-To pro-
vide for the election of two judges in
the fourth judicial district of the state
of Colorado. Judiciary.
S. b. No. 252. by Crowley-To create
a state board of horticulture and max
ing an appropriation therefor. Horti-
culture.
S. b. No. 254, by Kennedy-To sub
NIT to the qualified electors of the
State of Colorado an amendment to
section of article of the constitu-
tion concerning the power of the gov
ernor. Constitutional Amendments
House Bills.
H. b. 277. by Dodge-To authorize
cities OF first and second classes to
have park commissioners. Towns and
cities.
II. B. 2S1, by Frewen-To provide
for organization of drainage districts
for unwatering mines. Mines and Min
ing.
II. B. 2S2, by Adamson-To punish
those making fires in unoccupied
places. Judiciary.