Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-05-21

171-To amend an act in relation to
probate matters. Signed April 10,
1915.
173-Relating to insane persons,
mental detectives and their estates.
Signed April 12, 1915.
177-Relating to testing of horses
and mules. Mallien tests. Signed
April IL, 1915.
1s4-Relating to arson and amend
ing Sec. 1878 R. S. Signed April 10,
1915.
1856 Declare proper trustee to make
public trustee sales. Crowley county.
Signed March "a, 1915.
187-Appropriation board of immi-
grafton. Vetoed in part; $4,000 ap-
proved.
1s9-Amend public utilities act
Vetoed April II, 1915.
194-Provide for feeding of pris-
onrs. Signed April IL, 1915.
196-Providing payment damages to
Mrs. Martha Shute Vetoed April II,
1915.
199-Reimburse Peter Jennings 81
200. Vetoed April II. 1915.
| 209-Requiring foreign corporations
doing business in Colorado to pay
dividends declared upon their shares
moneys coming due in respect to such
shares to the personal representatives
of such shareholders appointed by the
courts of this state. Signed April 3,
1915
212-To amend act entitled "Act in
Relation to Irrigation Districts. Signed
April 12. 1915.
213-Conveyance SWA, Block S4, to
Grand Junction by state. Signed April
IL, 1915.
215-Providing repairs hatchery at
Glenwood $1,5OO. Signed April IL,
1915.
217-Concerning par value of shares
of capital stock of corporations.
Signed April 10, 1915.
219-Motor vehicles - distribution
of fines and fees. Vetoed April IL,
1915.
22O-Bonds to be given by contrac-
tors cities and towns. Signed April
IL, 1915.
223-Annual reports of educational
institutions. Signed April IL, 1915.
224-Drainage state lands and ap-
preparation $1,000 Signed April Is.
1915.
225-State accepts terms U. S. act to
provide agricultural work. (Smith-
Lever act). Signed April 9. 1915.
22S-Relating to salaries. sheriff,
deputy sheriff, etc. Signed April 8,
1915.
22s-Relating to public utilities:
create utilities commission. Vetoed
April II, 1915.
23O-Repeal act Relation bridges
over highways" Vetoed May 8. 1915.
officiating to organization. Sup.
port of high schools. Signed March
"a, 1915.
246-Dissolution OF irrigation dis
tricts. Distribution of property.
Signed April ~, 1915.
247-Relation to irrigation. Making
it misden.eanor to allow irrigation
Signed April IL, 1915.
250-Dispose of newspapers in state
library. Signed April IL, 1915.
25S-To regulate business of mill
ing, sampling. etc. Signed April IL,
1915.
265-Provide protection of trees,
fruits. etc.. against insects. Signed
April IL, 1915.
27s-Fix standard sizes baskets and
containers of fruits. Signed April 13,
1915.
2S0-Concerning election of school
boards. Signed April IL, 1915.
2S1-Concerning crime of perjury.
Signed April IL. 1915.
2s7-Appropriating redeemed school
lands from treasurer's sale. Vetoed
April II, 1915.
2sS-ReQuiring all commission mer-
chants to file bond with the secre-
tary of state guaranteeing honest re-
turns to shipper for all goods shipped
to them. Signed March "a, 1915.
10 I'M lot int, fnr "a.
lief of Buffalo, Pitts county. We
toed April II, 1915.
30S-To adopt song entitled Where
the Columbines Grow" Signed May
s, 1915.
314-Authorize public trustees to
discharge duties of trustee. Signed
April IL. 1915.
316-State Notwithstanding for
appointments, appropriations. Signed
April IL, 1915.
S1S-organization of militia. Signed
April IL. 1915.
323-Relating to irrigation districts.
Giving U. S. government right to join
irrigation bonding districts. Signed
April u. 1915.
324-Fixing terms of District Court
of first judicial district. Vetoed
April 12, 1915.
325-Enabling counties of state to
refund bonded indebtedness. Signed
April u, 1915.
329-Management and control irri.
CATION districts. Signed April IL. 1915
S34-Appropriate land for corporate
purposes. Signed April %. 1915.
337-Concerning marriage and di.
vorce. No decree can be issued until
six months after divorce is granted
Neither party can remarry until twelve
months after decree is issued. Signed
April II. 1915.
352-Concerning public printing.
Signed April 10. 1915.
353-Concerning printing of reports