The Greeley tribune., 1911-06-08

Classifying the mining districts
of the state.
Fixing fees of election officers.
Relief Of Edwin G. Wittelshofer.
Fish and game law.
Fixing the class of Mineral
county.
Appropriations for county fairs
Mofrat Tunnel Bill Law
Moffat tunnel bill.
Providing for the destruction OF
weeds along public highways.
Fixing oil inspectors salaries.
Constitutional amendment to
permit counties to increase debt.
Legalizing municipal improve
ment bonds in small cities.
Fixing powers of probation Of
ficers.
Wagon road in Delta county,
Hotchkiss to Redstone.
To pay for history Of Southwest
bought in 1894.
Relief Of James H. Bush.
Appropriations for state board Of
horticulture.
Making State Normal . state
teachers college.
Creating state dairy commits
sioner.
Governor shafroth signed the
following:
The bill creating q tav commits
sion of three. This measure takes
the final power from the board Of
equalization and places it with that
board and the new commission.
The factory inspection bill. 1t
provides for one chief inspector and
four deputies.
The geological survey bill. with
an appropriation Of $4,000, turn
ing this fund over to the state
geologist to stimulate the mining
industry.
The measure appropriating $1O,-
900 for the international dry farm
ing congress to be held at Colorado
Springs October 16.
Senate bill 427, appropriating
$57, 900 for the West Colfax avenue
Denver.
The Skinner apiary inspection
bill. providing for an Investigation
under the state entomologist to pre-
vent the spread of bee diseases.
Joyce bill, revising the present
regarding the duties Of the
of metaliferious
mines and the districts of the state.
The O'Connell bill providing for
a constitutional amendment to be
voted on making all corporations
engaged in the mining, smelling
and treating of ore in business de-
voted to public interest.
Senate bill 115, appropriation for
state home for mental detectives.
State Institutions Cut Down
The state institutions will be
minus considerable amounts in
their appropriations. The governor
shaved the appropriat' rs after he
had consulted with the teads Of the
institutions. This was done to cut
down the deficiency.
The governor cut out the follow
ing: $1,000 appropriated for q new
building on the Greeley Normal
school grounds; also $4,000 for
Normal school buildings at Gunni-
son.
$4,000 of the Soldiers and
Sailors home appropriation.
$4,000 for building and $s,-
600 for kitchen at the state
asylum.
$16,670 from the school for deaf
and blind.
$1,000 from the penitentiary.
$4,000 from the state Industrial
school at Golden.
$4,000, forestry instruction, agri-
cultural college.
$4,000 cut from heating plant
appropriation, $4,000 for institute
courses. $4,000 from dairy animal
husbandry courses. $4,000 from
horticulture, $500 from the DO
tato investigation, $4,000 from the
alfalfa investigation, $4,000 from
the dry farming, $1,000 household
arts lectures, $4,000 irrigation and
drainage, Agricultural college.
$50,000 for erection of medical
building, State university.
$4,000 for nursery cottage at
state home for neglected and de-
pendent children.
$62,500 for training school build
ing at Greeley Normal school.
$4,000 for installing sewage at
reformatory.
Other Bills Vetoed
The following other bills were
vetoed:
Revising the statutes so as to
give lien upon mines, lodes and
deposits for work done and sup