The Arvada enterprise., 1913-05-29

"'tIe' pioleCtloH lot employees en-
gagged in the construction of buildings.
5. b. No. Sc (Reynolds) known as
the tuberculosis bill and defining the
powers and duties of local health of
Ulcers and boards OF health in the mat
ter of tuberculosis. Providing for the
reporting OF all cases of tuberculosis
by physicians to local boards OF
health.
>. b. No. 127 Qles) To declare
who is the proper public trustee, to
make public trustee sales, releases of
deeds to certain lands in Moffat coun-
w. and legalizins the acts of the pub.
| lie trustee.
.. h. No. l47 (Helen Ring Robin
son).-Creatlng commission whose
duty 1t will be to determine a mini.
mum wage for women in case of dis
rute between women employees and
their employer.
S. b. No. 10 (Tobln). Establish.
ing a uniform system of practice and
procedure in the courts of record.
>. b. No. ia (Garman) .-Estab.
fishing a uniform system for the Ii.
censing OF architects throughout the
entire state.
5. b. No. 1T (Stephan) To make
NILS Annotated Statutes of the State
OF Colorado, revised edition compiled
In 1912, prima facie evidence of the
Original in all courts and proceedings
in this state"
s. B. No. 2O2 Tobin).-Providlng
Tor the organization of domestic wa
terworks companies Immediately out
side an incorporated town and provid-
ing for the purchase of water for the
same from the parties controlling the
sale of water in the town or city.
s. b. No. 2lO (Bellesfield) Great
Ing state sanitary inspector and pre-
renting the preparation or distribu-
ton of food intended for sale. or the
sale of food under insanltary condi-
tons
5. b. No. 2l2 tIles) Providing for
the delivery to Moffat county of the
taxes due that county prior to the
year A. d. 1911.
5. b. No. 227 (Reynolds) Giving
each county the right to establish a
county agricultuist, whose duty 1t
Snail De TO assist the farmers of the
county in their agricultural pursuits.
). B. No. 232 (MacArthur) Amend
Ing the irrigation district law so that
the assessment against the land for
the construction of irrigation systems
shall be according to the benefits de-
rived.
S. B. No. 2l2 (Williams) .-Estab-
fishing the eastern boundary line of
Gllpin county and the western bound
AIRY line of jefferson county.
S. B. No. 2i3 (Cornforth).-Con-
ilrming the title of the Union Print
ors' home to certain lands in Ell Paso
county.
S. b. No. 3O2 (Sharpley) Giving
cities and towns the right to acquire
parks outside their corporate limits.
This is known as the Mountain Park
bill and Is really Denver's authority
Tor establishing her system of noun
tain parks.
S. b. No, 329 (Weiland) .-Appropri-
ating $4,000 to defend Colorado's wa
ter rights from suits started by out.
side states.
S. b. No. 339 (Tobin) Preventing
the importation of diseased potatoes
and other diseased seed and fixing
,ffn
S. b. No. 800 (Helen Ring Robin
son).-For the protection of abused.
neglected and dependent children.
S. b. No, All ivan Tilborg) Pro
viding for the supervision and regu-
lation of trust companies. Giving this
power to the state bank examiner and
other state officials. The bill is known
as the antitrust bill.
S. b. No. 5O4 (Finance Committee).
Providing that all moneys collected
in the state capitol shall be turned
over to the state treasurer daily, and
all moneys collected by state institu-
ions shall be turned over to the state
treasurer monthly.
S. b. No. 5O7 (Finance Commttee).
Providing that all departments,
boards. bureaus and commissions
shall upon demand, make financial
report to the governor
S. b. No. $40 CAffolter) .-AuthorIz-
ing and empowering the county clerk
and recorder OF any county to issue
certificates concerning notaries pub
lie
s. B. No 526 (Finance Committee).
Providing that all state institutions
shall make financial report to gov
ornor upon demand Of the governor.
S. h. No. 54l (Finnnce Committee).
Prohibiting state officers and EN-
ployes from circulating or soliciting
signatures to any initiative or refer
ondum petitions.
S. h. No. 5i5 (Adams) Establish
ing the county OF Alamosa.
S. b. No. PA (Joyce).-ProvidinG
that all deputy sheriffs, constables
and other peace officers shall be resi-
cents OF tho counties in which they
are appointed. This law prevents the