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HOUSE BILL NO. >6, LAVS
1911. 4y
MINERS AND SMELTf13
ElGHT-HOUR BILLEN

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"Be \ Essctsl ~ the Ge.erai Assenbly
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section 4, Employment In all under
ground n,ines, under groand workings. open
cut WorhinGH. open pit workings. smelterp
reduction wcrhs, stamp mills. concentrating
mills. chlorinstioa Processes. cyanide Prc-
cesees and cose e~ess. = hereby declared
to =, ,. ss ni1rssws n nrs to health and sanS soss
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men working In ell under ground minee.
under Grcund workings. open cut worhi hin9s
worAs, stamp milla. cAlorinatioa proccsses,
cyanide pr,cerses and cohe ovens shall not
enceed eight ~ hours within any twenty
Eency where life or property ls y inni-
~. 4. Any person. pepop. boAy ece.
porate. general manager n empsoyer who
Of the provisssas of this act. shall be deem
ed guilty q miedemsanos and upon con-
vtction thereOf shall be punisAed by q
IN: ~ not % lee. than two hundred and t,fty
dolisrs ta!,00l. os by impriecnmest N the
County nil not lese thaa Ninety es0 days
nor more Than six - moaths or by bcth
Violation of the provisioas ~ thls act shall
constitute a separate cffe.R.
Sec. Z. Chapter 11s of the seesisn Law
~ 1a05. Approved March n. 1a05. and aii
other acts and parts cf acts m conflict
with this ac, are hereby repealed"
Approved June 2. 1911
Petition ftled In the office of Secretary
~ state on the Third day of August, A.
u 1M1 AT aNp O'Clock r. N
In Testimony Whereof. I have hereunte
set my hand and AFFIXED the Great Seal
NJ the state of Colorado, at the City a
Denver, this First day Of October. A. ID.
1912
SEAL JAMES B. PEARCE.
Secretary of state.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-10-11

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Gunnison news-champion., 1912-10-11
SENATE BILL NO. 2Io
LAWS 1911.
BRAND BILL.

SENATE BILL No 21a. LAWS 1911 RE
FTRREp To TIE PEOPLE OF THE
STATE OF COLORADO Ely FEfIiI
OF REFERESpUM-
NOTICE Is HERERY GIVEN. That at
General Election to he held On the
Fifth dav of November. A n. 1912 there
submitted tn the qualified electors
II the state Of Colorado. FOR their an
proval ar rejection. SENATE B111. No. 21s.
which Scrate Bill vae referred to the re"
ME Of the Stnte II Colorado by Petition
err,ndum. containing more than the
reori@ife number Of signatures q ~ ~s'
of the legal voters of the State of Colors 40
duly verified in arcersinnce with laW and
Sflcs ", the office Of Secnsfary ~ Stafe on
the Fifth any Of June. A u 1911. at III 81
o-ri,~k =. m
The AUTHORITY for sub 9Hting such Aet
,s fn,,a IN section of Article 3 Of the
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-10-11

HOUSE BILL NO. 81, LAWS
1911.
TEACHERS BILL.
0OUoe DlHG no. %. Laws 1911.
REFERRED TO THE PEOPLE OF
THE STATE OF COLORADO By
PETITION OF REFERENDUM
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That at
the General Election 70 be held on the Firth
day of November. A. n. 1914 there will be
submitted to the qusiined electors II the
State Of Colorado. for their approval or re-
lection. HOUSE BILL NO 81. which House
Bill was referred the People Of the state
of Colorado by Petition Of Referendum. con
tanning more than the requisite number of
siEnstures &C., of the legal voters
Of the State Of Colorado, duiy verified in
accordance with law and hsd IN the ofnce
n Secretary Of state on the Third dsy 5t
June A. n 1911. at II SO O'Clock a. m.
The authority Tor submitting such Act is
Found IN Section ! - Article q the Con-
stitution Of the state Of Colorado. providing
for the Initiative and Referendum.
HOUSE BILL NO. ~. LAWS 1911.
A BILL FOR AN ACT TO AMEND SEC
TIoNs bssi, AND sss4. OF THE RE
vIsED STATUTES OF COLORADO. Ises.
RELATING TO THE HOLDING OF EN-
AnfNATIoNs FOR TEACHERS cERTI-
rfcATEs, AND QUALIFICATIONS OF
TEACHERS
BE Il Enacted ty the General Assembly of
Section I. That Section sssi. Of IN. Re-
vis~d Statutes II Colorado. 1905. be. ard
the same is hereby amended 20 read az Fol
lows
Sec seei. On the third Thursday IN Au-
gust December. and March In each year The
county superintendent shall meet all per
cons Of not iess thsn eighteen years Of er~
vho shall have completed a four years
Hieh School ccurpe. It's equivalent IN
training experience. and who are de-
si-ous Of passing examination teach
-rs IN sorne suitable IRE county
seat, notice of which VIII be given IN some
newspaper IN the county. IN case there
.. no paper rusIished IN the county he
shall give such notice may by him n.
deemed necessary. a which time he shs u
examine all such applicants IN orthneraphy.
-eaf.ne. writing arithmetic, English srsn-
mar geography. history and constitution -
IN. United States ard the constitution os
Colorado. civil government physiolosy. nat
urai sciences. theory and practice OF teach
ing ara tn. school law Of the state %
which shall be added agriculture and horti-
-uI-ur. and American literature FOR a frs-
grade certificate. ara Agriculture and ho-ri-
culture for a second grade. II the appii-
can. 10 20 teach In a school % high Grase.
-h- -rs mir alton shall extend 20 such add
,fonal hrsneh.. of study 20 be pu--
.r.d In such school I. satisfied q. the
co--pe;.arv 20 teach ard - the god moral
character Of The applicant. he shall give
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-10-11
HOUSE BILL NO. 10. CON-
STITUTIONAL AMEND
MENT
CoNsf1fUTe0HAh AHEuDMcHr.

COUSrHrUHUO0A A0EuDMCHf
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That at
the General Eieceion TO be held on the
Firth day Of November, A. n. 1912. there
viii he submft,ed TO the quaiiaed eiec,ors
Of the State of Coloeado. the question of
amending the Constitution a said State.
The authority FOR sswssssaG such question
10 found IN House Bfil No 10 Of th. reg
uisr Session % the Esghtssssh General As
sembly. which ~ IN ws~as and asures. fol-
AN ACT TO SUBMIT TO TINE QUAIL.
S1ED ELECTORe OF TIVE STATE oP
COLORADO All AMENDMENT TO spc-
sTITuTIoN or THE srArs OF coio-
RADIO. CONCERNING TINE TEEs AND
c0nPEssATIoN or COUNTY. Pre-
BE ~ Enacted by the oeBsr~l Ass.mbIy q
the State Of colovsAe:
Section l. That there aAAm b. subusse.s
TO the aaeiihed e'ectoss ~ the state Of
members Of the General Assembly, for their
approval or rejection. the eoliewtns amend-
ment to the Constitutioa % the stass n
Colorado, which. when roaiAoa BY q ma,or-
ny OF those VOTING thsreoA sAAli - Ond
ss a part Of the Conssitseica. that 70 10 ssy.
Section IS Of Artieie is ~ the Contsatu-
tion Of the State Of CoioreAo shau -
amended TO read as folio~o:
Section ID For the psrpose of prs-
vdinG Tor and Regulating the compen-
sstion of county. precinct snd other
law classify the several ceunssss of the
state according TO population. and shall
grade and M the compensation of the
ofhcers within the Respective classes
according to the population thereof
such Law shall establish scaiea Of fees
% be CHARGED and collected by such -
the county. precinc, and other ofncer.
as may be designated therein for serv-
Ices 10 be performed by them respective
iy and where salaries are provided, all
fees. perQuisites and emoiuments shall
be paid into the county treasury
Sec. 2. Each ~lector de~irins 70 vo.. "a
such amendment shall deposit In the harlc,
box a ticket ~hereon shall be printed the
words 'For the amendment to section Is
of article Ia concerning the fees and com
pensation Of county. precinct and other =.
hcers." and Against the amendment 20
and eompeusstion os county precinct ard
provsi or rejection of the same by piscine
cross opposite one or the other Of saif
group Of words
or rejection OF sait amendrrent shall be
eanvsssed ard the results Determined In ths
manner provided ny the laws Of the sts,.
q Colorado for the canvass Of votes for
representatives in Corgree-
Filed In the Office Of the Secretary -
state this Finn day Of June. A n 1911
In Testimony Whereof | have hereunes
set my hand and arnxed the Great Seal of
the state Of Colorado az the City o. Den
yer. thl. Fire. day Of October A n 1914
JAMES p PEARcE
tsEALb Secretary Of State
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SENATE MI - -
CON STITVHlOUAI
AMENDofENH.

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Taa commiausoa. csomn6nn a. ,h-
memssrs 10 he apDoenss1 - the Cow
senate. The susy e - co1mls-os
shall bs TO sdjust. eQnosnss rassp -
lower the vaisostoa - ouoi end psr.
sonsi property eaonG 49, ssvsral coun-
ties of the State. Thors shall be 10
Zach county Of ehio ososs . County
Board % Bqualtsaatsa. consis,ins Of
the Board Of Couoty Couwia,aon@rs Of
said county. The duey Of the countv
Board NJ EQualisostoa shall be 20 "a.
Just. eauaiise ratoe or lower the val
uston of real and psrsonai property
WITHIN their respective counties. subject
70 rerisiap change and Amendmen hv
The State TaH Commission The state
TeH Commission and the County Board
OF Equalization shall aiso perform such
other auties 80 may be prescribed By
laV
Sec. q Each elector voting at such alec
ron and desrous of voting for or assin.t
s"a amendment. shall deposit IN the sliof
box his ticket whereon shall be printed the
words. For the amendment CONCERNING a
state TaH Commission end County Board
Of Eausiissfion." and Against the aresa-
| ment concerning = state Tea Conmisuon
| and County Board OF Eass lisation''
Sec. All votes cass fss the sAs,st>n
| os retection of the sasa .sasrG s.~nt se-c4
be csnvassed and the rsunft hs A<teru,uDx
| by the laws OF tho STATE FOR the capvs.-
OF votes for Rcpresensatives IN Congress
Filed IN the ornce Of The Secretary a.
State tiis Fifth day Of June d. 1911
In Testimony Whereof | have hereunto
| set my hand and affixed the Great Seal Of
the state of Colorado at the CITY OF Den
yer. this First day Of October A d isie
JAMES y PEARcE
,sEAL) Secretary Of State.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-10-11
The Following Bills Passed by
the Eighteenth General As
sembly and Referred by
Il to the People:
SENATE BILL NO. 81. CON
ST1TUT1ONAL AMEND
NENT


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. Thar at
the General Election n be held the Fifth
day Of November. A. =. 1912. there will be
submitted the qualified electors Of the
state Of Colorado. the question OF amend
ing the Constitution Of saif State
The suthority for submitting such cues
tirn Is found In Senate Bill Nc. 50 Of the
regular Session OF the Eighteenth General
Assembly. whtch Is in words and figures
fcI'ovinG viz
AN ACT TO st-RNrT TO THE Qualified
ELECTORS OF THE STATE OF COLO
RADIO An AMENDMENT TO ARTIc1 z
Nv OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE
STATE OF COLORADO.
Ee 81 Enacted BY the General Assembly of
the S.ste of Colorado.
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81
HOUSE BILL NO. Ioa. CON-
ST1TUT1ONAL- AMEND.
NEWT

C0NSrIfUrrOHAL AREuDm43R.
NOTICE Is HEREBr GIVEN rNef -
the Senerai Election 10 be held on the nm
day II November. A u 1914. sA<rS vf1,
oe s1omittec 10 the qualified elecssRp -
the STATE OF Colorado. the 9uuuesca =
amending the Constitution Of oaid 0enNa
TIE authority FOR suhrnf.tine sven go
ton 70 Found In House Rin ys. 1Ss a -,
regular eeccicn o1 the Eehte<ueA S3ruuvos
following VIZ.
Az ACT ENTITLED Az ACT TO ssuaaR
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%
SENATE BILL NO. AGO.
LAWS 1911.
PUBLIC FUNDS BILL.

SENATE BILL NO. s5a. LAWS 1871. NJ
FERREp TO TIE PEOPLE OF THT,
sIAIE OF CoLoRATro BY PETITION
OF REFERENDUM
NOTICE IS HEPERY GIVEN, TIA. at
the Gene.ai Election TO i~ held On the
ifth day Of Neveinf'er. A. Il 1872. ther~
" vi he ~nlrliffed IN fhe yus ltf1ed eie-faex
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-10-11
PART OF SECTION A.
SENATE BILL NO. IA,
LAWS 1917.
CARPENTER RESERVOIR
BILL.
pAAf - eeclseH Fegn (sl er
sss,sAs sss,nAss ssaI -. asa hws
REFERRED TO THE PEOPLE OF

REFERRED TO THE PEOPLE OF
THE STATE OF COLORADO by
PETITION OF REFERENDUM.
NOTICE If HEREBY GIVEN That at
the General Election 10 be held the
Firth day Of November. A. d. 1919. there
VIII be submitted 20 tho qualified electors
Of the state OF Colorado, FOR their approval
or rejection. Part Of Section Four 90 Of
Senate Bill No 1s4. which Part Of Section
Four 90 of Senate Bin No. is4 was re-
ferred to the People Of the State of Colo
RADIO by Petition - Referendum. contain
ing more than the requisite number of
signatures tse,l Of the legal Of the
State Of Colorado. duly verified in accord
ance with Law and MED In the ofnce Of
Secretary Of State the Firth day Of
June. A. u 1871. at II 81 O'Clock. p. m
The authority for submitting such Ac,
is found IN Section I ~ Article Of the
Constitution of the State OF Colorado pro-
vidins for the Initiative and Referendum
PART OF SECTION -FOUR p OF
SENATE BILL NO. 134, LAWS OF
1911
THAT PART or SECTION FOUR 90 OF
SENATE BILL NO. is4. "A BILL FOR
AN ACT TO AMEND AN ACT ENTI-
tiled, AN ACT IN RELAION TO IR-
RIGTIoN; PRESCRIBING PENALTIES
IN RELATION THERETO AND DEFrN-
ING CERTAIN DUTIES OF THE STATE
ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
OF IRRIGATION APPROVED APRIL
IL, 1901"
The owners cr poeses-ors of reservoirs
shah not have the right TO impound any
water In such reservoirs during the time
that such water Is required in senior dftchee
for Immediate uee for direct irrigation. or
for storage IN reservoirs holding senior
rights"
Not approved.
Petition FLED In the ossc. Of Secretary %
state on the Fourth dsy Of August. A. p.
1911, a, t:eo O'Clock p
In Testimony whereof. I have hereunto
set my hand and AIMED the Great Seal OF
IN. state Of Colorado. the CITY ~ Den
L..
JAMES n PEARCE
fSEAI-) Secretary of State
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-10-11

srv znu auSty-- cyH--ut tus
senate af the state ~ COLORADO. from rse
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from each point on frs upGn any rer.~ OF
'-s rolled NJ n ta su the
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bee~e ~. shall pay such Approximate COST
- transportation from place TO place ss
bAc Commission may designate. and In ad-
ltfne thervto shall pay to the Highway
Equipment Fund q rental NJ tcn per centum
~ per c~ntum, per annum of the value
y NE equipment ueed while In usp All
>UBittancee FOR the rental of equipmeaf
AaIi he credited TO said fund and applied
te further purchases N equipment.
IAN accounts and expenditures shall he
hUotteA ny the Commission and certified by
fhe ehafrman and secretary - said Com
(nSsstsn. and paid by the state Treasurer
e<etioA 8. That section u said Act 10
kes~6y eDended tn read as follow:
Hecfieo q. On or before the first Tues-
nay ~ March of each year, the Highway
Ewsa aRoNG the different eountses Of the
geate. - herein provided. and shall imme
ldtafeiy eeoA q notice to TIE board ~
County Commissioners NJ each eounty stat
ing the smownf that such county shall be
entitled ~ recefve FOR seid rear ont of
Tn makiAe IN estimate ~ the amornt
~ tire state Road Fund. accrung to the
Isererai ccunties n the state, and deter-
)Pn4ning the amcunt 10 ne expended IN any
ene cosnfy. the sid High&av Commis~ion
'shan take into consideration the extent
~ tAe ara ~ such county. me amount
of m~.ey expanded by 4 IN rcsd construc-
ticn. tke difYi~ufy and expense ~ such
road construction and the extraordinary eN-
r~nses connected with the Development ~
new TERRITORY: provided. however. that no
money sheIl he expended by said Com
InissioA crt II said Funds upon roads within
tne cofpcrate limits Of amy city town
NiDety rer centum 40 per centum, n
ne Ucness NJ fhe disposal Of the High
way Commission FOR distribution among
me ecunttes shall he used In rHch counties
innt have prcvfded FOR raising ny taxstion
in satd county an amount equal 10 twice
ne emount - aside hy the said Highway
commission. FOR the construction. improve
m.nf ana maintenance of state roads IN
ssin countr. excerpt In sach casrs where
me cnaracter ~ the countfF or the condi-
ZION ~ said s-ounty shs n ir ,he o,,,rio, ~
Ne state Highway Commission require fur
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-10-11

JANIS 2. rEARCE.
Seer~farr of state
The Washington times., 1912-04-09
Sam Langford Wins
Over Sam McVey

SYDNEY. N. s. W., Australia. April o.
Superior condition won the decision
for Sam Langford, the American heavy-
weight. boxer, in twenty rounds here
over Sam McVey. Fifteen thousand
fight fans gathered in the stadium to
see the two gladiators, and they put up
an even battle until the last three
rounds, when McVey weakened and al
most crumbled before the heavy. bruis-
ing body blows of his shorter antay-
onist.
After Langford had used three kidney
blows in the third round. this attack
was barred by the police officials seat
ed about the ring. and after that Mcvey
took slight lead, holding Langford
off, and forcing him to spar at long
range. However, Langrord continued TO
force the battle, and in the seventeenth
round the big Californian began to slo "
UP from the body blows hurled into his
frame. -.
In the last three rounds Largford bat
tered McVey about the ring, giving him
no mercy; and nearly dropped him in
the last round with a heavy right
swing to the point of the jaw. The de-
cision in favor of Langford met with
the applause of the big crowd
The Washington times., 1912-04-09
NEW LICENSE CARD
FORD|STR|CT MOTOR
CARS AND DRIVERS
Amendments to Maryland
Automobile Law Became
Effective April 4.
BY HARRY WARD.

The amendments to the Maryland au-
tomobile law were received today by
Leroy Mark, who represents here the
motor vehicle commissioner OF that
State Under these amendments the
following new rates for automobile
licenses are charged Washington motor
car owners:
Ten horsepower cars, $5; above ten
horsepower and including twenty horse
power machines, $40; above twenty
horsepower and including thirty horse
power, SIS; above thirty horsepower
and including forty horsepower, $40;
above forty horsepower. s25. Merchan-
disc trucks pay a year license of 50.
while dealers licenses cost s4 year.
MotorcycDsts are compelled to pay $3.50
for each machine In addition TO an
operators license that costs 81, the lat
ter being a perpetual license. Automo-
bile owners who drive their own cars
must pay a tax of 81 to secure an
operators license, which gives them a
perpetual right to drive their cars in
Maryland.
The amendments took effect April 4.
and Leroy Mark Is now issuing licenses
under the new rates. All licenses ex-
pire December 81. 1t is stipulated that
professional chauffers must take out an
annual license, which costs IS per
annum.
Motorists touring in Maryland will do
well TO bear in mind that the new law
prescribes that nothing but rubber bulb
horns can be used after nightfall, the
use of siren horns being limited to the
hours of daylight. No horn of any
character can be used when passing a
horse on any highway. The muffier
cut-out is prohibited in all cities, towns
and villages.
In view OF the fact that thousands of
Washington motorists use Maryland
roads during the touring season they
provisions of the new law just enacted
by the Maryland Legislature in order
to keep them out of trouble.
The Washington times., 1912-04-09
ANCIENT RIVALS
MEET ON HILLTOP
|NCONTEST TO-DAY
Victoious New York Team to
Be Tackled by Blue
and Gray.

Georgetown may look forward to a
hard struggle TO come under the wire a
winner over Fordham in the game this
afternoon as the New York team is re-
ported playing in fine form. Several vic
tories in the last few, games have put
the team in good condition and George
town may expect its old rival to bend
every effort in winning. out
Coach Sprigman will most likely se-
lect ''Wobby'' O'Connor to do the box
honors. He has not worked since the
Yale game, which he won .handily. and
may be expected to, pitch, in excellent
form. o'Connor Is expected TO show the
New Workers what he did to, Yale.
Georgetown ..........o o ot2,o o x-4
Princeton. .......,.....0 o l o S-o-b
The Washington times., 1912-04-09
Johnson Expects Bout
To Be Held in New York

CHICAGO. April SACK johnson To-
day is waiting to hear from a New
York syndicate which, he says, has Of
fered him a guarantee of $4,000 for a
ten-round fight with SamueN Langford
to be staged at New York baseba II
park. Johnson did not accept. Instead.
he asked for the privilege OF taking 90
per cent of the gross receipts with a
S5. 600 guarantee, .
Johnson has also promised Tom
O'Rourke that he will meet Langford
Before his club for $4,000 II O'Rourke
fails to bind this agreement by Satur-
day, the big champ says he will surely
sign witt the syndicate" on a half
and half basis
The Washington times., 1912-04-09
Trinity College Will
Oppose Brooklanders

Trinity College, Of Hartford. Conn, is
the opponent of the Catholic University
team, at Brookland, this afternoon. and
reports from games played by Trinity
show that the team will prove worthy
foe. Coach Dowd. of Trinity, has select
ed Warner to do the box honors. and
he is reported in excellent shape.
To oppose Dowd, Coach Moran, of
Catholic University. has selected Ryan.
The big twirler Is looked upon to do his
best I'M the game today, and should
break into the winning column IL prop
erly supported by the team. No changes
have been. made in the Catholic Uni
versity lineup.