The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-05-15

Dsavss.-Tsa 0sse b11s Doase1 -
~ kinstss.tA 0eDssal Assembly
have bssa aSDesvs1 a.A three vsss ~
toeA By 00ves1se A0DoaA
During The esssioa & tho a1oe0oH
there was constant stsiEs ever tAe Do9e
80 q rsappoetioaAaot 6fll 1avsoAG
ths state into ssaatosial aAA rsOeeoeD'
tstivs districts. TAs bill - paass1 ~
bses approved by tie governor.
Two Of tAs bulls vetoed we're th1ss
presented for The purpose oe tnesu11ng
IN 0uray eosnty . strip oe laaA knsws
~ mo Nan's Land" the fifSe chang
ing the name oe Ouray county to Us,
eompahgrs county and the sseeeA
changing the name Of UneooSsAgFe
county back to Ouray.
In his statement Concerning tho vseo
Governor Ammons declares tAa4 ths
Supreme Court now has under coasa1-
ssation the boundaries Of Ouray ceaa'
~ In suits which probably sooa wtn
b decided and that therefore theeo
10 no necessity for special lsgislatSea
a. to boundary lines.
The third bill Knocked IN tAs hse1
deals with probate matters and elm
mated the provisioa for the saIs a
real property for the benefit a tho
estates OF deceased persons and ~"
cons mentally incompetent. The gov.
srnor says. In vstoing this btll:
II believe that the sale oe real -
tate at times 10 necessary for the beGe
interests Of the estate"
Further the governor contends tAae
suoh sales should b. made for the pay.
msnts Of debts against the estate aaA
for the allowance Of Widows aAA
minors.
On account Of numerous objections
II was not known whether the cover
nor would put his stamp of approval On
the reapportionment bill. He decided
to sign It.
Other bills approved:
3. B. 242. Establishing eastern
boundary line Of Gilpin county and
portion Of western boundary line q
Jefferson county.
8. B. 174. Creating . state board
Of architect examiners. and licensing
architects. Applicants to deposit . tee
Of 500 before taking examination.
3. B. s6. Providing that scaffolding.
staging, etc.. on buildings shall bs
made safe and that building inspec-
tors shall see to It that employees on
buildings shall be safeguarded.
H. B. 81. Creating state board Of
examiners Of embalmers and regulat.
ing the practice Of embalming.
H. B. I. Providing for the publica
ton Of initiative and referendum
measures; both by pamphlet form and
by publication in newspapers.
H. B. "A. For the appointment OF
registration committees and Judges In
cities Of over 5000 population: the
registration board to sit the Tuesdar
before primary election and day be
fore primary election and second
Tuesday before general election and
Monday before general election for
registration of voters.
H. B. 337. Providing that judges and
clerks of County Courts shall be paid
monthly salary Judges to be paid
from the general fund salaries rang
ing from $4,000 in counties OF the first
class to $1,000 in the fourth class;
clerks to be paid from fees, salaries
ranging from $4,000 in counties of the
first class down to $500 in counties
Of the fourth class.
| H. r. 80. Providing for the levy OF
tax for the payment Of judgments
against municipal and quasi-municipal
corporations and officers thereof;
judgments to be paid as collected by
the treasurer.
H. B. 220. Head Of department OF
animal industry Of the state agricul.
tural college to be state diary com.
missioner with salary Of $1,000 per
year. One deputy at $1.sOO. field
agent at $1,000 and inspector at $1,000
per year.
Ammons Names Water commi ssIoners