Eastern Colorado times. (Cheyenne Wells, Colo.) 1912-1913, 1913-05-09
AMM0HS SIGNS BILLS
LARGER CITIES TO CALL GRAND
JURIES TWICE YEARLY.
Governor Disapproves Measure Re.
qulrlng Corporations to Publish
Full List of Stockholders.
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W luS NluoIeSulu IeueTdl ASSeIuuAy
by subscribing his name thereto.
One measure was vetoed. This pro-
posed law was s. B. 323, introduced
by Senator Cornforth, and it related
to the powers Of directors of corpora
tons. 1t required the publication of
full lists Of stockholders in connec-
ton with the calling of stockholders
meetings. This would entail immense
expense" said the governor, ''inas-
much as some corporations have
thousands of stockholders. If the
bill had provided that a printed list
of names and addresses of stockhold-
ers be sent to each stockholder
would have signed the BILL"
Among the bills which by the gov
ernor's approval become laws, the fol-
lowing are worthy Of special note:
Revenue measures law, enlarging
power af bank commissioner; county
assessor to collect statistics concern
Ing farms and crops; repeating James
Peak tunnel act; vote Of electors to
elect United States senators in case
Of vacancy. and for appointment of
state board Of optometry.
Following are the revenue bills Of
fered:
.s4s-Fixing a maximum tax levy for
valuation.
.n law as effect, ten be ESoa in
stop indiscriminate rebating; to COM
pei school districts to certify levy to
county commissioners before Novem-
Oer lSt. to COmnel C0mmfaafnnarq
employ sufficient help for the assessor.
to assess public Utilities. i''0 'o"e'
,b4eG;;Ghanging e;a;Sn basis Of asses sment
2eo-Permitting sale Of ores or 9TH
or minerals by county treasurers for
ss5MPermittins !1ass rede9ptionr np %,nes of city
property sold for taxes.
The other bills approved by the
governor follow:
smendment establishing the pamphlet
form form Of printing initiated and re-
H. B. 45s-For a constitutional
amendment permitting municipalities
TO issue longtime bonds, the. period
Genf sHy the debt
cent. Of the assessed valuation.
rar IL b g Vim the state treas as
Ths esrreeD TIM savnss ass
II. B.. 5s4MApolishing Isl s "HW the state taW;
board Of horticulture. This goes into
effect immediately.
tion Of hogs and to prevent spread Of
=. + =; soSmcsencesninE ss g., ,ssqanc. IS Of
H. B. ss1--Empowering farmers as
eociations, at their own expense, to
r. 3. ssoIRelating to board Of con-
G H. q B. s45seGR s45@chRaneing 1f ne PROBATE Daa stat
,Rsssad Ssga tSa Of BY
H. B. 2ss-Concerning method Of
ohanglns, iSeattSn Of Sosrd eounty seats
improve state lands and power Of emil
to ss sb.sss ssgty sns so% ss
.esa ~hen peetSned BY 'a tsn or oSE
x es county d cont omt
to sppsnt road osSs
ana bridges except in counties in
which the rsysn%e for road purposes
by county commissioners.
s; B. 17-state bank commissioner
given supervision over trust compa;,
sioner iR iRossssad regasd % 9S banRs % given him
in regard to trust companies but not
including the right Of taking pos
session of the affairs or assets of
'usn B. s! saSeopPatyy cee%Paey' assessors required
crops.
g. B. ss1-Governor. to make tempo
:snstos X case of vacancy: aeysrner
include in notices of next general
sl; elsction notice that aIs,,ass vacancy will be
8. B. 175-Requiring the erection Of
screens 81; other appliances at or near
intake bitches. canals. fumes, pipes,
water from M natural streams to prevent
the destruction Of fish.
8. b l6e-To provide Tor apiary in
spection. Inspector to work under di-
s. B. 45SRepeaiins an act for the
James Peak which was Tiled in the o.
ffs of ahe no. ass Of SS1
by the governor.
mules with mallein for glanders be-
f0se tes 1ase tsas %nen
tract Of twenty or more acres is en-
braced in the corporate limits of
city or sS tbs nd berdr Ssds 81 Re
owner or owners may petition $the
county court to have the same discop-
nected from the city or town. -
operasiSe ~ ~assoeiations; @ fPS Pppoyidine - that hat
twenty-five persons may form CO.
operative association. or company.