The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-11
dividually liable for debts of So

relating " 'ee ehPioSchh'
agencies.
s. B. 1888, Skinner-To protect
laborers and others who furnish la
bor and supplies to contractors.
s. B. 81, Garman-To define false
imprisonment.
S. B. so. Hayden-Limiting time
of prosecution.
S. B. 545, Cary-Disposing of
state lands and creating new offices
and salaries amounting to $4,000.
s. B. 21S. Carey-Licensing stall
lions and Jacks.
s. B. 291, Cary-For health GER
tificate for cattle.
s. B. 346. Sharpley-t'or regis
tration OF births.
s. B. 81, Irby-Regulating car
rying OF concealed weapons.
9. B. 426. Irby-Regulating the
sale OF firearms.
S. B. l31, Gove-Making salary
of supreme court clerk, $500 and
deputy $2,5O0.
S. B. 54S, Cary-Granting lann
commissioner power to irrigate state
land.
8. B. 366, Joyce-Relating to ap-
pointment Of commissioner of
mines.
p. Ga, Sharpley-Giving corr,
ty judges right to send habitual
drunkards to jag cure.
S. B. III, Sharpley-Regulatin
embalmers.
S. B. 473, Napier-For compile
ton OF home for superintendent at
state fish hatchery.
S. B. 319. Hilts-Creatins a pub
lie examiner.
s. B. 27S, Hayden-For admis-
sion OF evidence OF state executive
officers.
s. B. 272, Notwithstanding the
practice of veterinary surgery.
S. B. 42S, Irby-Amending the
revenue law.
S. B. 533. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ing the duties of irrigation en-
gineers.
S. B. Alb, Corn nforth-Prohibit-
ing misleading circulation state
ments Of all publications.
S. B. 243, Making the
state pay for militia expenses for
camps. marches, etc.
S B. 155. Gove-Relating to the
duties of the public administrator
S. r. 369. Barela-Forbiddin de-
facement of historical monuments.
S. B. 95, Sharpley-Regulatins
maternity hospitals.
S. B. 521. Hilts-Re-embursin
Arkansas Valley Beet & Sugar COM
pany $50 for overpaid taxes.
S. B. 327. Napier-Relative to the
collection OF school taxes
S. B. AIS. Napier-Concernin
money counties are entitled to un-
der agricultural grants from govern
ment
s. B. AIT. Providing
for county prisoners to work on
lroads.
S. B. 301. Gove-Relating to ap-
peals on writs OF error.
S. B. 269. Crowley-Providing
county taxes on transient merchants.
S. B. 266. Irby-Relating to pro-
baton of Wills.
S. B. 1877. Gove-Amending acts
regarding probation of wills.
S. B. 111-Providng for certain
exemptions in examination of wit
nesses.
S. B. Al, Gove-Providing for
printing supreme court reports.
S. B. 454, Tobin-Authorizin
statetreasurer to sell bonds.
L n ;xfr In
six judicial districts.
S. B. 519, Hilts-Terminatin in
terest on insurrection debt.
While house members gathered
in groups to discuss the approaching
last round OF the senatorial contest,
the clerks passed on third and final
reading about sixty senate bills.
Senator Cary's concurrent resolu-
ton requesting national congress
to grant to the state 100000 acres
of land to be disposed Of under the
provision of the Carey land act went
through.
One OF the most important of the
bills passed was the measure by
Senator Hits. which provides for
placing the finances of the state on
a cash basis.
This bill will do away with the
four months credit system which
has heretofore prevailed in every
biennial period from November 80
to April 1. A sinking fund will be
provided to carry the state through
this short period. This bill has
been urged by State Treasurer
kenehan.
Senator Stephens resolution sub
tional amendment for bond issue
Of $1O.OOO.0O0 for good roads pas
sed and will go on the ballot in