The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-04-10

900 for workshop for the blind
S. B. 112, Skinner-Registratio in
cities Of over 1000 population.
S. B. 148, Lines-Appropriation for
penitentiary.
for city attorneys Of Pueblo and Colo
RADIO Springs.
S. B. POI. Burris-Enlarging office
Of public examiner.
S. B. 1856. Irby-Improvement in In
corporated towns.
S. B. 81, acknowledgement of def
Lett. Boys Industrial School, $7,S9S. .65.
s. B. SS, Cary-Repealing law allow
Ing Stock Inspection Commission to
charge for selling estrays.
S. B. 80, Croke-Transferrin Adams
county to the First Judicial district.
S. B. 221, Skinner-Concerning terms
of officers OF cities Of the first and sec
ond class
S. B. 157. Tobin-Establishin high
school districts in certain counties.
S. B. 431, Wood-Concerning bonds
Of public trustees.
H. B. A, Hilts-Short appropriation
bill, carrying $271,39911.
H. B. 7, Rubin-$15.0O0 for State Re-
tormatory.
H. B. 1G, Carver-s2o 900 for Boys
Industrial School.
H. B. SS2. Garman-Extra employ
ment in the Legislature.
H. B. IS, Hicks-Incorporatin the
town of Black Hawk.
H. B. 10, Hicks-Charter, Central
City.
H. B. CA, Campbell-Concerning
management Soldiers and Sailors
home
H. B. 35, Durfee-Additional good
time for certain prisoners.
H. B. LOG, Hicks-s20,OO0 for capitol
maintenance.
H. B. Al, Campbell-Appropriating
H. B. IS, Bellesfield-Regulatin
wage brokerage business.
H. B. so, Constitutional
amendment, medical school to Denver
H. B. 8, Lafferty-Physical examina-
ton OF school children.
H. B. 1T, Foley-Allowing county
Judges to hold court in other counties
H. B. 267, Clark-Placing Agricul-
tural College and public school lands
In irrigation districts.
H. B. 139, notwithstanding a de-
partment of factory inspection.
H. B. 80, Metz-Expenses of district
Judges while holding court outside
their own districts.
s. B. 129, Wood-Appropriat
$1,000 for the Trinidad convict camp
H. B. 1879, acknowledgements
boundaries of certain water districts
along the Apishapa, Purgatoire and Ar
kansas.
H. B. 470, Misunderstanding every
purchaser OF ores, mineral or bullion
in less than carload lots to give bond
for $1,000, pay 500 annually as license
and keep complete record of pur-
chases.
H. B. 159, Weiser-Granting power
to irrigation districts to condemn lands
and to supply water for unpatented
lands.
8. B. 3S, Drake and Jones-Provid-
ing for the organization of drainage
districts
H. B. II, Weaver-Providing for
cash and clothing for paroled convicts.
s. B. 3O3, Irby-Granting to Denver
right of way for extension of Sixteenth
avenue through the school land adjoin-
ing City park.
s. B. 131, Napier-Providing for
semi-annua apportionment Of money
received by the state from forest re-
serve revenues.
s. B. 252, Gove-Providing for a
chief deputy district attorney. to act
as criminal prosecutor. at $4,000 a
;r dictri mt hax
than three judges.
S. B. 81, STRENGTHENING the
Colorado School for the Deaf and
Blind an educational institution
s. B. 76, DEMONSTRATING a daily
newspaper.
8. B. 34-Gove-Submittin a pro-
posed constitutional amendment to au-
: thorize a bond issue of $2,115,00O to
fund excess warrants.
4 s. B. 10, Cary-Placing Routt coun-
u, for salary purposes, in the fourth
class, division A.
8. B. 100, Carpenter-Raising the
limit Of the bonded indebtedness of
school districts Of the first or second
class from three and a half to five
per cent and requiring registration
for school bond elections in Denver.
8. B. ITS, DeLong-Changing time
of beginning terms of court in the Sew
enth district.
H. B. 80, Weaver-Appropriat
e1.5OO for Durango fish hatchery.
H. B. 229, Lubers-Appropriati
$1,000 to entertain the Trans-Missis.
sippi congress.
H. B. 149, Bell-Making the peniten-
tiary physician appointive by the gov
ernor.
H. B. 271, Hjlts-Creating a state
highway commission and appropriate
ing $4,000.
II. B. 5, Lehrritter-Appropriating
$4,000 for a normal school at Gunni-
son.
H. B. 1872, oodfriend-Appropria