The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-05-31

II. B. No. 21s (Tait).-In relation
to the final settlement Of estates ir
court
H. b. No. 2Ie (TaiD-To create
public administrators In each county
II. B. No. 234 Ashton).-Providin
for the appointment of jury commits
soiuer in counties Of the second class
II. B. No. 254 tSkinner. Simpson
and Hicks).-Creatiug the office state
highway commissioner. and providing
for an advisory board Of five to super
intend. with the consent Of the COVER
nor, the expenditure OF the internal
improvement fund.
II. B. No 255 (Skinner. Simpson
and Hicks). Transferring the
moneys in the internal improvement
fund and the internal income fund
over to the state highway commits
sioner.
Senator Helen Ring Robinson).- .-Es
tablishing a minimum wage OF $50 pei
month for school teachers.
II. B. No. 299 dee).-Providing
that towns and cities can establish a
pension fund for policemen.
II. B. No. 30I (Wright Providing
for the compilation. publication and
distribution OF the constitution of the
United States and The constitution OF
the state of Colorado.
II. b. No. 337 (Andrew). Concern
ing judges and clerks OF the County
Court.
H. B. No. 3i7 (Skinner, Packer and
DaileyJ.-Limiting the levy that can
be assessed by counties for county
purposes on all property. the levy
ranging from one to six mills on the
dollar with the proviso that an extra
five mills can be levied II the boards
OF county commissioners secure per
mission to do SO from the state tax
commission.
H b. No. % (Skinner). Proposed
constitutional amendment making 1t
possible to adopt the pamphlet sys
TEN of advertising initiated and re-
ferred bills.
H. B. No. 2O5 (Newton) TO pro
vide for the issuance of bonds by ir-
rieation districts. This is a relief
bill for the especial benefit Of certain
irrigation districts in Mesa county.
II. B. No. 263 Geo. w. Gates).-
Regulating the Importation of hogs.
H. b. No. 2S9 tOld).
that counties may change the loca
toin of their county seats through an
election.
H. B. No. s4s (Skinner, Backer and
Daley Giving the state tax com
mission and State Board of Equahza'
tion to equalize assessments as made
by county assessors.
II. B. No. 368 (Hasty).-In relation
to the powers of the state tax com
mission and State Board of Equaliza
tion to equalize assessments as made
by county assessors.
II. B. No. 3s1 tPhilp and Hicks).-
Providing that farmers can employ a
chemist to test their beets at the su
gar factories.
II. B. No. $50 (Schaefer and An
drew w).-Establishing work shop fol
the employment OF blind men and
women.
H. B. No. 453 (Wright Processing
a constitutional amendment allowing
cities to issue long time bonds for 10
cal improvements.
II. B. No. AIS (Smedley).- In rela
ion to the advertising and the settle
ment OF probate matters.
H. B. No. 606 appropriation Com
mittee) ).-Providing for daily turn
over Of state funds to the state treas
urer.
H. B No $50 Gates and ArdoureD
Authorizing the land board to i'm
prove state land and test the right oi
eminent domain over federal lands
This is the bill which authorizes the
State Land Board to force suit te
determine whether or not the state
has the right OF eminent domain
over federal lands.
H. B. No. 356 (McDonald). .-Regu
lating loan sharks and providing the
rate of interest that can be charged
H. B. No. 3ss w).-Definine
and prohibiting trusts.
H. B. No. 393 (Schaefer and An
drew. the payment of ap
propriations when the revenue is in
sufficient and classifying all chari
table institutions in the second class
H. B. No. 457 (Wright).-Providint
for the wedding out by the secretary
OF state of all defunct corporations.
H. B. No 70 (Smedley).-In rela
ffon to unacknowledged and defective
ly acknowledged Instruments.
H. B. No. 143 (Andrew).-To pre-
vent wrongs to children and dumb an
imals and to amend the law establish
ing a bureau of child and animal pro
lection.
H. B. No. 166 (Rowan).-Definini
the powers of incorporated towns ant
cities.
H. B. No. 23s (McDonald).-Defin