The Colorado statesman., 1913-05-31

for the publication of the Colorado
Session Laws.
H. b. No. 232 (Wright) t).-Amending
the present inheritance tax law and
establishing an inheritance tax rang
ing from 81 to $40 per hundred with
certain exemptions. the exemptions
guarded by the relation of the living
to the deceased.
H B. No. $50 (Dailey).-Providing
for an annual grand jury in certain
counties.
H. B. No. 80 (Young). provide
for the levy of tax to pay judgment
in municipalities.
H. B. No. 326 (IIicks) ).-Providin
for the establishment and incorpora-
tion of cooperative associations.
H. B. No. 351 (VogD. D.-Legislativ
reapportionmept bill.
H. B. No. Alb (Hasty and Simpson,.
To fix the classification of Prowers
and Bent county.
H. B. No 500 (MitchelD. TO estab-
lish a state racing commission giving
it the power to make rules for all
horse races held in the state.
H. B. No. 59S Vogt) provide
for the terms of the Judicial Court in
the Fourth judicial district.
H. b. No. Gil Gates and ArdoureD.
To compel the attendance of wit
nessses at legislative investigations.
H. B. No. 1913 (ArdoureD .-Provid-
can attend a high school in another
school district or county through the
payment of certain tuition fees.
H. B. No. 269 (Dailey).-In rela-
tion to the payment of delinquent
taxes on mines.
II. B. No. SAT (Gallup and Skinner).
Giving the assessor greater powers in
the valuation of property and provid.
ing for full cash valuation.
H. B. No. 54S Gallup and Skinner).
Defining the term public Utility"
H. b. No. 549 (Tait and Skinner.
Providing that mines shall be as
sessed upon the full valuation of their
real estate and improvements and
upon fifty per cent of their gross out
put together with the value of their
total net output.
H. B. No. 36S (Hasty).-In relation
to the issuance of tax deeds and in
relation to lost certificates issued by
county treasurers.
H. B. No. Alb (Hasty and Simpson,.
Classifying Prowers and Bent coun.
ties, as regards salaries to be paid the
county commissioners and other OF.
ficers.
H. B. No. 546 Gallup and Skinner.
Submitting a constitutional amend
ment giving the State Board of Equal
ization power to equalize taxes either
as between the counties or in coun-
ties. Under this they can change any
valuation made by any assessor.
BILLS VETOED BY GOVERNOR.
S. B. No. 16 (Cross). ).-Regulatio
and supervision of investment compa-
MES, commonly called blue-sky bill.
S. B. No. II (Carver) Making an
appropriation for an ore dressing
plant at the School of Mines.
S. B. No. IL" (Elelen Ring Robin
son).-Short appropriation for Home
for Dependent Children.
S. B. No. 209 tGarman) Giving
the officers and employees of the Stlte
Board of Health greater police pow.
ers.
S. b. Nc. 3O5 (Sharpley).-In rela-
tion to lying-in hospitals
S. B. No. 40S (Joyce).-Providing
the manner for the distribution of the
four million dollar bond issue among
the institutions, had the amendment
authorizing the issue carried. The
amendment was defeated: hence the
veto by the governor of this bill.
S. B. No. Ais (Helen Ring Robin.
son).-Short appropriation for the
travelling library.
s. B. No. 503 (Finance Committee),
the State Board of Immi
grafton. The governor was assured
that private funds would be raised to
maintain this board. Hence he vetoed
the bill.
H. B. No. II (Skinner).-Establis
ing an income tax on all incomes
above $4,000.
H. B. No. 1O3 eCavanaugh).-Re
pealing the present boycott law.
H. B. No. 116 (Richards) In rela
tion to the incorporation of the town
of Central City.
H. B. No. 121 (Andrew and Ken
nedy).-To establish a state athletic
commission, known as the boxing bill
H. B. No. 1874 (Smedley).-In rela
tion to probate matters.
H. B. No. 1856 (Williams).-Con
ing probation of persons proceeded
against for crime.
H. B. No. 227 (Philp and Hicks).
an appropriation for the
State Normal School.
H. B. No. 26O (Wright) ).-Providina
for the investment of the permanent
school fund.
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