The Colorado statesman., 1915-03-13
GOVERNOR SIGNS BILLS.
MANY MEASURES APPROVED BY
STATE EXECUTIVE.
Short Appropriation Bills and Act
Taking Legislative Employees Out
Of Civil Service Signed.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Denver.-Up to the Sth, Governor
Carlson had signed the following leg
| islatiye enactments:
House Bills.
No. 81, by Crist-Taking legisla-
tive employees out of civil service.
No. 6, by Staley-Short appropria-
ton bill for Industrial school at Gold
| en-.
= No. I, by Staley-Short appropria.
tion bill for industrial school for home
for mental detectives at Ridge.
No. 8, by Born-Referring to the
public trustee at Alamosa.
No. II, by Wright-Short Appro.
priation bill for state reformatory at
Buena Vista.
No. 10, by Colgate-Short appropria
ton bill for state penitentiary.
No. IS, by Andrew-Short appro-
priation bill for insane asylum. -
No. 20, by Harris-Short appropria.
ton fer state home for dependent
children.
No 40, by Puffer-In relation to
the sale of merchandise in bulk with
out proper notice.
No. IS, by Bills-Providing that
wives of old soldiers and sailors may
be admitted to state home.
No. 40, by Humason-Short appro-
| priation bill for state normal school
at Gunnison
No 81, by Weiss-Short appropria.
ton bill for soldiers and sailors
home.
No. Sc, by Garwood-Short appro-
priation for industrial workshop for
blind.
No. 40, by Notwithstanding for
the payment OF So day to coroners
while engaged in investigating violent
deaths.
No. 2GG-To amend an act entitled
An act to incorporate the town Of
Georgetown"
Senate Pills.
No. /, by Lewis-Fixing the class
ification of Teller county.
No. %, by Williams-Allowing the
town Of Blackhawk to refund bonds.
No. 3, by Knauss-Making the lar
ceny of automobiles a felony.
No. o. by misunderstanding the
stealing of bicycles from felony to
a misdemeanor.
No. 81, by Kluge and Means-in-
cluding cities and towns in drainage
districts.
No. A, by Kluge and Means-An
act relating to drainage districts.
No. 46, by Hasty-The short appro
priation bill.
No. 62, by Williams-Short sppro-
priation bill for the state capitol.
No. %, by Lines-Providing for a
closed season on cottontail rabbits.
No. 26, by Hasty-Adding a dis
trict Judge in the Third judicial dis
trict.
No. 80, by Weiland and Mitten-Ap-
propriating $4,000 as a water de
tense fund for Colorado.
No. G7. by Carver and Lewis-Re'
lating to property exempt from tax
alton in cities of the second class.
No. 10, by Barela-AuthoriZin the
county commissioners i'll each county
of the state to purchase land. not eS-
ceeding sixty acres in amount or S20.-
600 in cost, for fair ground purposes.
No. 72-To provide for the inter
change of public school teachers be-
tween Colorado and other states. The
exchange teachers will hold their po-
sitions for one year, and must have
had five years experience in their
given district before they are eligible
to go on the exchange list.
No. 45,-For the refunding Of irri
CATION district bonds, and to repeal al.
act entitled IAN act for refunding oi
irrigation district bonds"
No. 1S-To prevent persons from
flowing water and allowing water to
flow upon public roads and highways
and fixing the punishment therefor.
The fine is from SO to $500, or Il
Jail sentence not to exceed three
| months