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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-07-08
ExnressIon of Appreciation.

In view of the gracious support ae-
corded us by the citizens of Vinita in
making our Fourth of July and carni-
val a success, we, the members of the
Vinita band, wont to express our deep
appreciation of the help of all Vinita.
Especially do We wish to thank the
Vinita Electric Light, Ice & Power Co,
for the use Of the electric lights and
large donation, the Golden Rule for its
efforts In making the parade grand
success, the newspapers of the city
for their ever ready support, G. P. Car
roll for measuring the boys for their
uniforms, the city officials for their co.
operation, Judge Gill, w. B.4Gill, J. R.
Harris and Joseph Hunt for the use
of the carnival grounds, the South
Park Improvement Association, and all
those who assisted in making the pro-
gram a success.
COMMERCIAL CLUB BAND
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-07-08

made, even at this early date and there
is every indication of a large attend
ance. Provisions are being made to
allow of the use of an adjoining build
ing for additional standing room if
such is necessary.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-07-08
platform Fsvors South.

Washington. July S.-Two planks of
the platform adopted by the national
democrat convention at Baltimore
were supplied by the Southern Com
mercial Congress.
The adoption of the planks, one of
them on rural agricultural systems
and the other on vocational education,
shows the constructive and immensely
influential work the Southern CONNER
cial Congress is doing in the agricul-
tural and industrial upbuilding of the
sixteen southern states and the ma
tion.
Both planks were prepared by Sen
ator Duncan U. Fletcher, of Florida,
and DIR. c. ]. Owens, president and
managing director respectively of the
congress, and were presented to the
resolutions committee in Baltimore.
They were Incorporated in the plat
form, verbatim, as follows:
"Of equal Importance with the ques-
ton of currency reform is the ques-
tion of rural credits or agricultural fl
nance Therefore, we recommend
that an investigation of agricultural
credit societies in foreign countries be
made so that it may be ascertained
whether a system of rural credits may
be devised suitable to conditions in
the United States"
"We recognize the value of yoca-
tional education, and urge federal ap-
preparations for such training and ex-
tension teaching in agriculture in CO.
operation with the several states"
Two other planks were submitted by
the congress. One of these provided
for federal control of improvements
and levees of the Mississippi river and
the other for reclamation of the swamp
lands Of the country. While not adopt
ed by the resolutions committee YER
batim the substance of both resolu-
llOuS NdS lhSOl potdtSu III INC plot-
form.
The Southern Commercial Congress
believes that a system of agricultural
finance, and vocational education are
two of the most important problems
confronting, not only the south, but
the nation. A bill by Senator Carroll
S. Page, of Vermont, providing for ma
tional vocational education, is now
pending in congress. This bill has
the backing of the Southern CONNER
cial Congress. The congress is now
organizing a national commission, COM
prising two leading men of each of
the states in the Union, who will go
abroad next May to study European
systems of rural finance, David Lubin,
American delegate to the International
of Agriculture, at Rome, will accom-
pany this commission on its tour. n.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-07-08
Notice to Painters.

] will receive bids for painting all
letter boxes and posts in the city until
July 10. Call at postofIice for further
information
S. E WALLEN, Postmaster,
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-07-08
CARL MORRIS TO
FIGHT COM|SkEY

Arrangements for the Merris-Co-
miskey contest at sapulpa, July 18th,
are almost complete and when the big
arean receives the finishing touches in
the course OF the next few days, the
promoters viii have provided every
necessary means for taking care of
the crowd that will no doubt attend
this match.
Hundreds of people forgot their fire
works and dher amusements on the
afternoon of the Fourth, watching the
daily workout at Morriss training
quarters.
K. C. Jack Johnson, one of Morris
sparring partners upon being asked
what he thought of Morris, said, Il
have worked with most of the big fel-
lows in the ring today and have boxed
many of them at one time or another,
but in my estimation Morris is the
most promising heavyweight in the
game at the present time. With ex-
perence and proper training. he can
beat them ALL He proved beyond
doubt, that he could stand punishment,
at the time he met Flynn, but at that
time he lacked experience and gen
eralship and it was this advantage that
enabled Flynn to beat him. Morris is
in excellent condition and will be even
better by the time he meets Comis-
key
Con Comiskey and ], j. Jackson, his
manager will leave Chicago for Sa-
pulpa, on July 9TH and will arrive here
in time to finish Cons training for
the match on the 18th.
Sometime ago the Creek County
Athletic Association issued special
invitation to Adjutant General Canton,
inviting him to be present at the Nor
ris-Comiskey contest, and it is sup
posed that he will be present.
Many seat reservations are being
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-07-08
CHAMP CLARK
IS NO BOLTER
Speaker Opposes Reported Formation
of Taft And Teddy Clubs.

Washington, July 7-stirred by ru-
mors that democratic Taft and Roose-
welt clubs were being formed in Ten
nessee and Missouri, Speaker Clark
held conference with the Missouri
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-24

-. ar ,otuur,,llun shall wilIuIiy And
knowingly brand, or cause 20 oe orand :
- win his their or It's brand. or Any
hrand NOT the recorded brand OF the
owner, an animal or anima.s being ne
property OF another. or VINO snail VIII
fully and knowingly ettace, oetacs OF
obiiterate any brand or marx upon ans
animal or animals. any sucn person %
offending shail be deeinea xuitty q,
be confined In the penttentiary Tor not
less than one "a year nor more thah
five l6) years. as the soar' ~ ,i1y a,rs,l. nr
hogs may use an ear mark. tag oE
brand. to designate ownership OF anl
title to same. whicn shaiI ps sao!sSt
to the provisions Oh shis "e' -" 'espeN'
- section IL. owner. Of animals Other
than sheep or hogs IN .nss S'sts ne ma ~,
taken In evidence in connection win
ths owners recorded brand IN All suits
nroc.edinn wncn the title TO such prop
erty is involved. or proper to be
proved. 49, r,-., ~ ...b
ma every month, or as soon thereafter
as possible. the state boaro OF Stoeh
Inspectiop Commissioners ANAL cause
to be inserted in ths otiiciai STATE ~
stock paper list showing az ths
brands and transfers recorded tor ms
calendar month previous. Salo ust shall
OF owner. giving postoftics address
county and state. said nst snsli 3e
inserted but once. and copies OF sns pa
pmarked SO as 10 cali attention thereto.
shall be mailed to each county cisrH,
to be kept open for inspection % IN eoa-
nection with the brand book.
Section is. All fees collected oy rea.
son of the provisions of this ACT. by the
state Board Of stock Inspection Com
RlsIlahsasi Rrsns Inspection @ Fund Of said Boars.
s aii expenses provided for under this
Act. or incurred by reason snere1Ii s5
snspeetion Sn. Fund. Said state SoArd Of
stock Inspection Commissioners shall
report annually 70 the GovsrnsSf nsS, OF ths hs
Ravised Statutes OF Colorado. 1908.
section IA Upon the passage OF this
Act, the Secretary Of state 10 instruetel
Sfock inspection Commissioners, all the
filing cases and ALI records oL VIVA,
soever nature and character IN Ietsr
sncs TO the stock brands now on tie
in his office, together with all brand
hnoks and supplements and everything
belonging to the brand department OF
the said office OF the secretary Oh
Section is. An Act entitled An Act
to provide for the branding ana scdns,pg marx
Ing Of liye siock snS marHs ark % 10 prsvent the
Sefaeinx of brands and marks. TO pro-
vide penalties for violations tnsreoi;
sns. snd 10 IN repsni eepsfIics hsrewith.: approved
April II, 1909, together with All acts
and parts of acts In confhcs nsre"i'h
arg S.n,,nn Ia Whereas. in the opinion
of the General Assembly an emergeney
sr,.ts. therefore, this Act shall take
effect and be In force from ana ettsr
Its passage.
Petition filed in the offics OF secre-
tary Of state on the Fourtn dioh cay o. Au-
In Testimony Whereof, I have here
unto set my hand and affixed the Great
seal OF the State OF Coloraoo, q 'ns
the CITY OK D1s isis
oc'ooef' JAMES 3. PBARCE.
sarAu1 Secretary OF State.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-24
..-.r,r,,r,oNAL AMENDMENT

Notice is hereby given ,is on tho
General Election to pe d. 1919.
Finn day of November the uuall-
there will be submitteu " ~ Colorado,
SiaH electors of the stat ~ ,,e Consti-
~" ouestion OF amending Wv
susion of said state. ,,tlny such
Tbr Authority for snhl" ptiI 10. i0a
n,,on IL found in senate ~ eight
,hs regular Session OF tiph is' IN
General Assembly,
~nrd. and figures. foilow,rntsI'r DUAL
An ACT TO SUBMIT ~ ~ TtiE STATE
ATTurE.D EIECTORS OF RESENTMENT
az cOiORADO An ,,HTn9ci'E 10 OF
~ sEcTiON is OF AKl u ~ ~ THE
Tyr CONSTITUTION 9SGxrrRN-
s.rarE OF COI.oRAp0, ,NvissION
SNH STATE TAX CON- ~. M, Of
o.. - rsocted by the General a''o'''"
ne state Of Colorado committed
s.ctIon 1. There shall oe .tnt8 oi
IN ths qualified electors OF Wy Election
C,,nr. AZ Al tho next Gonetn' saomhlg
~ r..,nbcr. OF the Genera ~. FOL
sor their approval or relee'isgnn ,titutloR
,,n~ amcndment to the Cotup ynen
,,h q, ate OF Colorado. WIZ voting
rs,,tiea nv a majority OF mart Of thu
,her.en shall be valid Az p"''
Constitution. ,,,,o, N Of Article =,
=, sss constitution OF the a" az 10
s.tnsho OF shall be amended
read as follows rbcr, shnli ne
..s:s sse',r Tax Commission. e0h''''
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-24
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.

Notice is hereby given, tuAi at the
General Election TO DE helo on ths
Firth day of Novem5er iSl.9
there will be submitted 20 the qualified
electors of the State OF Colorado lhe
question of amending the Constitution
OF said State.
The authority for submitting 'ucs
question Is found In senate hlli ~ >!
of the regular sessi9h on 1.iiSb i is IN
words and figures. tollowins, - W. E,r a.
AN ACT TO SUBMIT TO THE SlA ,,r
IFIED ELECTIONS or ! I6Gr;N7 hE ) SsATS "a
ARTiCi,E XIV OF THE CoNsIITo-
TioN OF THE STATE OF COLO
RADIO. 80.
Ds II Enacted by the General Assembly, 0
tAs state Of Colorado .....-..,
section /. That there shall be SUP, s
mitted to the qualified eieetot' e,a-s ~ ,r'
state of Colorado. at the neIt seEsIa .5s.
election for members of me zen. ,.
sraI Assembly, for their approval .,
rejection, the following anne naiis'r. r.,o. W
the Constitution of the Sta'e o. ma yns.
rado. which, when ratified by .E.l m1
ioritv OF those voting thereon, shsH lsa
kS vSIi6 a. a part of the Constiurlon,, u,
nsmeiv. Section 16 of Article AS ~, :"
the Constitution OF the state VI NV'V'
rado shall be as foiio"s' -
"Section 1S. Any person con-
pany, association or corpot9'i'Sr corp,sitiur
engaged In the State In sme'm,uifF, n,iF,
samplinR, refining, reducing, mn mn
Ing. or otherwise treatins ofss, re-,
minerals. or metals. shall ne re-
1arded a. engaged In ouslnesSS nsS
Sffected with q public intefes' A'''
devoted TO public use, .,trs a
section Z. Each el.ctor W ye,ln.
..id election, and desirous OF vsssi
FOR or against said amendInseih'', ,siie,
deposit in the ballot box ior nis wards
Vherein shall be printed ,s .nr mil
.ror the amendment concerniins; nth IN
.nS smelters" and "Againns' an
smsrdment concerning mltis 70, ols
.meiters. and shall indicate ne one .
~ placing q cross tN) opp9s.e oras
The other of said groups OF "'tS for tn
section 3. The votes cas-, onnnd
.hoption or rejection OF ss'. ~ rrsui
msnt shall be canvnssed anS ,h ,hs sia.
H",srmined by the laws o, paorssen eap
tsa tsrs,.a IN the office OF the seeFS'Ai
a, safe this Filth day OF june -
'' tn Testimony whereof ! nss ,ss Grcs
~ N sst NV hand and affixed rn' AT u N
LII ~ The state of Coiorau, Sav {
-Itx OF Denver. this fi'S'
rntoSer. A. d. 1912; ,rApcE.
JAMES b ~ state.
rREALl secrela.y y------
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-24

person Attuuuins the summer Norinai
school. The executive COMMITTEES OF
county supertntendents shall certify to
the boards OF county commissioners OF
the several counties OF the state the
tenaimr nuins anS Sumner % Normal sohsoi i rom a
their respective counties. and IL shan
be the duty OF the county commissions
ers of the county where such persons
belong TO appropriate the sum OF $2.oo
for euch person 30 certified.
See. I. lhis money: together with
OF teschers. tees collected from those
who attend Summer Normal school.
and all special appropriations FOR the
Wnrdsd to the state Treasurer and
shall be designate1oby him. The Sum-
mer Normal School Fund"
Sec. s. All fees collected from each
Summer Normal school District shall
be kept separate for the use Of that
''s.' Sec. :. The state Auditor shall. upon
the order OF the president OF tins board
of trustees OF tie State Normal School
retsry OF said board and by the chair
man OF the executive committee OF the
Summer Normal school District In
draw his warrant In favor Of the treas
urer OF the designated district: Pro-
vided, That moneys appropriated or col;
District shall be used for no other pur :
that district.
rying out the provisions of this actt the
sum OF five thousand dollars tb. b.0o0.0O)
10 hereby appropriated from the gen
sral fund out OF any moneys not other :
Wise. Appropriated. to be used by the
Tru4 lees OF the State Normal School Al
Greeley for the maintenance of sum,
mer Normal Schools In the designated
districta.
Sec. 8. All sections and parts Of sec
tions In conflict with this act are here
Sec. $. In the opinion Of the General
Assembly an Emergency exists: there
fore. this Act shah be In force from
and after Its passaEe.
Approved June !. 1911.
,ary OF state on the Fourth day Of Au-
gust. A. 2. lsll. A. t:aa o'Gi0ss. y M. N;
unto set my hand and affixed the Great
seal Of the state OF Colorado 81 the
the City OF Denver. this First DAY OF
JAMES b. PEARCE.
feEALl Secretary OF State.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-24

HOUSE I'LL :. -, no. r,:s g: .ssopsp nAws ae1i: ~
THE 1TATR OF COLORAD0 NJ Pc
TlTlON or REFEHENDUA
Notice 10 hereby given. Thai - tae
oensrai Election to be held on the
Tifth day Of November. A. D. 1919.
thsrs Win Ss :ubmit, "a to The aussi- A.
ifiod electors Of the state Of Colora10.
for their approval or rejection, HOUSE
HIIJ. NO. ie, which House Bill was re.
forrod to the People Of the STATE OF
colorado By Petition Of Rsferendum
contsining more than the requisite
nanb.r q .i5nssur.. 81, S,s,sf.ao Of shs lssn dsi1
Verified in accordance with iav Ano
fiis1 in the office Of Secretary OF state
on The second day Of June. a. u. AsA1'
rss 100 .Sshsliiy S,s5Sshi tor y submitting .uoh
Aot is found ia section / Of Article s
Of the Constitution OF the Hats 6 o.
Colorado. providing for the lnitiatiVe
Hn,,ss snS ssfssinqnsHaio Ei%n No -. LAWS or 1911.
h03s IA BILL FoR AN ACT To REGu.
GROUND MINES. UNDER0K0DH.Mylp y
W0RKINoa, OPEN CUT W0HN
NOS; OPEN PIT WoRKlS10ss' nH ~
TAMP HiLiA CONCENTRATING
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-24

Ia questions prepar,, ,--
used q public IusirY the Al,
ueeu, In case u c.rfi,t trHruoh
an, FUSED by tho coit5,ale is rev
Ranra 'e rlsht Of apps3f ispgerlb,1
the teach ~ anuuestiou uhnu 'o ihs
be taken vii Hr applicant ~ be DE-
o. notice of such uaYs from
iusai. The county s,tngr, fgeation ".S
heep an official rsri-t 'll sHdenf :,
oook OF the person se 'l sutfj
sa'nIhs the names, a-s NAaulHed !
o. eAaihi nation, and tbs nAilylty 4
fhra. ne shall aue Of
aii ann,'ons ns the Written retain
~ appliSahts at the rt,sI4t Answerl
tions and hold the saIreh ular exam
oruer OF the state E[ s4blect ta
tioh. provided. furtbar ot Edl
schooi. districts or III. "a Wat In
.exAminnt Ion may be r,,,'iiIhl glqs,
school board OF such Siitug'cd BY
manner ana al such tlmcs ,el IN
,iine; who Shall l. We %
TO issue district certIf,. uaye NJ
same grades and utdsr ,,sles III
dltions as are specifla5 aalns \
Sb9sp and l6 (6geG o. 81 seeliOn|
Sulu certiIicates hoyVeVrr lis eAsp|
ported TO the county sr,-.'..7al 1lal be
VINO shall keep "a rgcr-5 'ltead,
and shall be valid orig lhe $,
nere issued: such board te ~ dis,
xef, shon, NJ they Sc. ~. issue Scpii,ha SA =
teachers who hold solisg gN'sh sci
dence or adequate lralrIny Tory
work they are to do. Tor
sec; 5. Al acts and paris n,
pealed. hereby
Sec. 4. In the opinion n, 81
eral Assembly an smerre1,t,lAe tAe G
therefore, this act shall f1il. ek
be In force from and after ia s'5ssi 5s.
Approved June 3. 1911 10 pass
Petition filed In thu Gfp,..
tary OF state on the Fourrb az. Sc
gust. a. u. 1911, at 4sel B,tio'g eeI
IN TESTIMONY WHEFFSE r.
hereunto set my hand and DID, p
Great Seal of the State ~ C1islA'ea1 ,Aea
the City OF Denver, thls Viz, dlo
October. A. D. 1919. Jay
JAMES %. pEAprp
tsEAL) Secretary M ~
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-24
TErreRED TO THE PEOPLE OF
TME STATE OF COLORADO DY Pc

HOUSE 1rLL NO. sA LAWs ieIl;
riON or REFERENDUM.
Notice 10 hereby given. That at the
General EisctioE & TO BE- held on IN n
sisctors OF the state OF Colorado, 70.
Mi s. Which HeSss zesssiaG s Hs. Houss
c.,crsAs s:ss.s e y ss' pssisss q Re
es.sssn'rS ..ns,usss sss" tsxs sS' Of &. s
eoi vo,ss. ~ the STATE q celoreSs.
duiy verified in accordance with law
.1 nee X. X 'ns sss Ss: day o. e. ns z
RE authority for submitting such
= A. +. !: feons eon.,,.a,ies Il sssssa q S.
% and Referendum.
HOUSE 5 BILL N No e. x k1Ws x3r 1sai. al.,.A 4
fnAcHsRg sHAHEE NoRGSI
oossHsnMxNr HSb nS7}NTESkncs SgSTES 4AS oI
TSAcHERs suMMER NoRn1L
SsE,sd 5EEE sdATSi iS SI SpPSsSsi14A1SRR fqjSs1SS Ask
. i. . 1:s..:s i.s:: - s'''' A'''~. =
ns sec ana nsl ssi
NE. me. Normal scheoi Districts and SUM.
The Northern Colorado District shall
ssas ssasviei. Phiiiips. Yam., wsshinx,on..
ESsL Einsrt. LaneoIn. XII Carson, chsy.nns,
Denver. Larimsr and Jackson; The
si.t of the eo!sties q rsiisr. park,
Fremont. FL Paso. Custer. Pueblo.
Is. he counties of costliis, consjos. Rio
S,..s: s.syS.se: sy:s. ps,,ss nnd Sins5. :b: Ts.
sist OF the countfss OF Archuieta, San
Juan. Ia Plata. San Miguel. Dolores
6nS ss. eons.. 81 ss.
Counties Of Ounnison. chaffes. Lake,
Eaxle. summit. Garfield. Mesa, Pitkin,
Rs''s Pc North a9h. "s:s:rn coior.do ' pissriss %
Rio Blanco and Routt.
the Insiruction Of teachers and thoss
nu.ily tor term Of no. less than sis
District OF the state. The county super
inte ndsnts Of each Summer Normal
School District shall annually elect not
exscutive COMMITTEES. The board OF true
tees OF the state Normal School as
Greeley. together with this COMMITTEES
shsil employ all instructors. determine
, the time and Place Of h"lding eaeh
, Tor said summer Normal School Dis
tricts; PROVIDED That the summe,
school for the Central WeNern Colo.
and the summer schooi for the North
ern Colorado District shall be held q,
| Greeley; Provided further. that any
school OF college grade located In any
| summer Normal School District may
| offer courses for teachers which, Ii
sntisfact orv to the governing board oil
said District shall he accepted as fui
4 filing the minimum requirements fol
| the training Of teachers.
sec.-9. TO defray the expenses O,
ssid Summer Normal echoola. q regis.
tration fee shalt be collected from each
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-24
PART OF SECTION For,
SENATE BILL No lJi, lSvs ~
REFERRED TO ruE PEopI r. W
THE rii..o STATE or COLORADO NJ p1

TtIlON OF REFERENDUM
Notice Is hereby given. That At :,
General Election to be held an
there Will be submitted 10 IA. sS,Hs isl
electors of the state OF Colsr,Tla"
their approval or rejection ~,
Section Four 90 OF Senate iii
l3%. which Part of Section -Four "A,
Senate Bill No. l34. was rsfs-r.a
the People OF the State Of Coioraso
Petition OF Referendum. eUntainin
more than the requisite number n si
natures $50 OF the legal voters o, !,
State OF Colorado, duly verified Ia AZ
cordance with law ard filed ln the ~
day of June. A. II. 1911, al ll;5l o'soc2
The authority for submitting SUE
Act 10 found In Section I Of Article
of the Constitution Of the Mate
Colorado. providing for the lultistlvy
PART OF SECTION -FOUR "a oJ
SENATE BILL no isi LAWS a
1911; THAT PAHRT OF sEcuoN
AMEND AN ACT ENTITLED All
ACT IN RELATION To iRRIGA.
TTON: PRESCRtBtNG PEN }LTlE:
IN RELATION THERETO AND De.
FINING CERTAIN DUTIES or THE
STATE ENGINEER ANp slpERlN
TENDENTS OF IRRIGATION Ap
PROVED APRIL IS. 1901"
The owners or possT ssors of rsser
voirs shall not have the right 10 in
pound any water In such reservoir
during the time that such water ls re
ouired In senior ditcites for immeilat
use for direct irrigation. cr for siorng
in reservoirs holding senior rights
Not approved.
Petition filed In the r''ies q Sec
retnrv of state on the Fourth day {
August. A. d. 1911. a. 4-) oeloc
N TESTIMONY WHEREOF hRy
bereunto set NV hard nd H1lvcd IN
Great Seal Of the state 1f Colorado, 8
the CITY of Denver this F'rs' Gay
October. A. d. 1879 .-.-,..-,
rsEAf.1 Srcr.fhry N state
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-24
COLONIZATION I

g cEssEs, S { : eYANipE - fEoSEssaEs .;; I Es I
ahKrSfN ASp enKF FES1sHl1aMsSrs 1Ht1Ss; II IiS5SEi. !
ouS 10 HEALTH ANp pANGES- IA 5HS-
Gus TO LEE AMP LIMB: LIN ;:rHR H4 rfo vio-
i,apioA a2E 4 oESHhhEf oE HE PTEaoSvlsioSs TaS o. +
iis % of THE SESSION LAWS sot 5F
1905. APPROVED, MARCH RS,Harssi' e. A%p .Sl,
PARrs OF ACTS IN CONFLICT
WITH THIS ACT" .,,. n,
"Hc IL Enocted BY tAs 6e"sro' As'e"''s "
Section 1. Employment in all under-
ground mines. underground Workiins rkiass
open cut workings. open pi, n,n MN mills
concentrating mills. chlorinatloh pIp
cesses. cyanide processes anu n,n,' S1Me
ovens, is hereby declared 10 oe III.
rious TO health and dangerous 10 "Ae
Sec. :. That the period OF employ
ment OF men working In arnin,rs a.. IHn
ground mines, underground workinss'
open cut workings, open PIT worhan ,is D.
shelters. reduction works. STAMP "'S mrn.
concentrating mills. chlorinatloh pSs
ovens shall not exceed eight tSl hours
within any twenty-four t2i) hours ,x. vx
cept In cases of emergency M Wnsrs NV
or property Is In nsrsnn' .mm.nen. persons. body
corporate, general. manager or sI
ployer who shall Violate or cause ~ ~
be violated any Oh tuS
This Act. shall be deemed guilty o.
misdemeano1 and nir,sbsd upon sy eshxiss t,ne Of
moi less than two hundred and fiity
dollars 2S01 s.. nsT s5oo9 more or BY sSah impr. @
onment In the County Jail not tess
than ninety 800 days Ss noib nor mSfs sSeh line fine
and imprisonment Every days viola
tion of the provisions ,SIsnss q 1si' act shAi'
Sec. 4. Chapter lls OF the session
Laws Of 1905. approved March n.r,a 81 IL isSa; acts
In conflict with this act are hereoS
repealed
Approved June ,. 1911. :.
PETITION flied in the office OF sec
retary Of State ON the Tnird day OF
AUGUST, a. d. 1911. at S:vo' cioeAl
In Testimony Whereof. I have here,
unto Sc, my hand and AFFIXED the Irsas
seal of the stale of Colorado. al tns
the city of Denver. this FIRST oay OK
JAMES B. PEARCE.
rSBAIl Secretary of state.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-24

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