Semi-weekly herald., 1909-04-12

ished elsewhere.
8. B. 80, Carpenter-Increasing the
tax levy for the Greeley Nor.e
nal school from one-fifth to one-fourth
Of mill.
S. B. 1872, McCue--validating wills
made by married women.
s. B. 337. Cassaday-Appropriat,ag
s4,337.37 for the Miners Union Buiid-
ing association. n
S. B. 1913. Casaday-Appropria
s55. $50 for the Western Federation OF
Miners.
S. B. 1872, Casaday--P Providing fer
bonds for s950,0O0 to fund the Pea.
body war debt
S. B. 1871. Scott-Facilitating isau-
ance of municipal funding bonds and
reducing the rate of interest there
on to 6 per cent.
S. B. AZ, misunderstanding state
board of examiners of architects.
S. B. 24O, Gove-Appropriatiug slor.-
900 for building to house the ylu-
scum now in the capitol.
S. B. 2Os,. Carringer-Permitting
nonresident pupils to attend public
schools.
S. B. %, misunderstanding a pio-
posed constitutional amendment 10
abolish the limit on legislative ses.
sions and place members on salary.
S. B. 412, Napier-To enable forest
reserve officers to act as fire and game
wardens for state.
S. b. sO,-Campbell-To punish un.
desirable citizens.
S. b. 256, Ehrhart-Appoint an agri-
cultural commissioner.
| S. b. 27S, Burris-Incorporation OF
trust companies.
S. B. 22S, Napier and Tobin-state
| Normal school at Glenwood Springs
S.B. 176, Crowley-Classifica of
Otero county Tor salaries.
S. B. 1l5, Bohn-Monument at Sol
diers and Sailors home.
S. b. 1O9. Irby-Burial ground for
soldiers of Philippine war.
| S. B. 44S, Drake-Local improve
ments in cities of less than 100000
people. >,
S. B. 1OS, Croke-Defining terms
taxpayer" etc.
S. B. $50, Tobin-Appointmen, Apf
officers.
S. B. 161, Crowley-Classificati of
Otero county for salaries.
s. b. As, Irby-To establish home
for mental detectives.
Passed on third readings:
H B. 62O, Hilts-General approprla.
tion bill; passed.
H. B. 116. MISUNDERSTANDING
and licensing the practice of barber
ing; passed.
H. B. 603, Garman-For the relief
OF W. II. Montgomery; s1,17O; passed
H. B. 342, Greenman-Eestablish
Jackson county; passed.
H. B. 423. Lafferty-Providing for
versities; passed.
H. B. 1926. Classification OF
Fremont county.
| H B. 34S, Weiser-For the redemp.
tion of first offenders in criminal nut
ters; passed.
| H. B. 1866, Henahen-Establish q
bureau of labor statistics; passed.
H. B. 81, Foley-To purchase the
John Elsner mineral collection, $4,000;
passed ~
H. B. "a, Skinner-vacation of
streets and alleys; passed.
H. B. 534, Weaver-Accepting the
Indian school at Fort Lewis; passed
H. B. S09. Lubers-Constitutio
amendment; passed.
H. B. 54, Mrs. Lafferty-Giving
chancery powers over children to ju-
venile courts; passed.
Fl. B. 29s, Dunn-Game and fish
bill; passed.
H. B. IT. StrickIand-In relation 10
the enrolment and organization of mi
| litia; passed
ID. B. 81 Foley-Increasing county
court clerks salaries at the option of
county judges; passed.
II. b. 4l4, Metz-To create a mupic.
ipai water works districts; passed.
H. B. s5. Mrs. Lafferty-Chancery
powers OF county and juvenile courts.
passed
Fl. b. 233, Wheeler-Railroad com.
mission bill; passed.
II. b. 314, Weiser-Concerping cam.
paign expenses of political parties AID
contributions therefor; passed.
d. B. 46l. Garman and Caryer-n
relation to public revenue; passed
H. B. 22s, McCaskill-Fixing the
classification of otero and Bent. mass.
ed.
II. b. SO, Foley-Allowing students
Oh law schools maintaining legal AID
dispensaries to appear in court: mass.
ed.
II. B. 361. Whitney-Makiug '.bicb
grading" felony; passed.
H. b 5s2. Howell-Relatipg ~ ,,s.
tces of the peace in Denver and ,i,Ies
OF the first class; passed.
III AAo ,l.