The Elbert County tribune., 1915-03-12
GOVERNOR SIGNS BILLS
MANY MEASURES APPROVED BY
STATE EXECUTIVE.
Short Appropriation Bills and Ae,
Taking Legislative Employees Out
of Civil Service Signed.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Denyer,-Up to the sth, Governor
Carlson had signed the following leg.
islative enactments:
House Bills.
No. S7L by Crist-Taking legisla-
tive employees out of civil service.
NO. 6, by Staley-Short appropria.
ton bill for Industrial school at Cold
en-.
No. :, by Staley--Short appropria.
tion bill for Industrial school for home
for mental detectives at Ridge.
No. 3, by Born-Referring TO the
public trustee at Alamosa.
No. II. by Wright-Short Appro
priation bill for state reformatory at
Buena Vista.
No. l3' by Colgate Short appropria
ton bill for state penitentiary.
No. is, by Andrew-Short appro.
priation bill for insane asylum.
No. 90 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. A. by Bills Providing that
wives OF old soldiers and sailors may
be admitted to state home
No. 40, by Humason-Sh 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 s. day to coroners
while engaged in Investigating violent
deaths
No 2G6-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-M Making the lar
ceny Of automobiles felony.
No. 5. by Knauss-R Reducing the
stealing of bicycles from felony to
misdemeanor.
No. 81, by Kluge and Means-in-
cluuing cities and towns in drainage
districts.
No. A, by Kluge and Means-An
act relating to drainage districts.
No. 4G, by Hasty-The short appro.
priation bill
No. G2. by Williams-Short appro-
priation bill for the state capitol.
No. 25. by Providing for
closed season on cottontail rabbits.
No. &c, by Hasty-Addlng a dis.
trict judge in the Third judicial dis
trict.
No. 80. by Weiland and Mitten-Ap-
propriating $4,000 as water de.
tense fund for Colorado.
No. 81, by Carver and Lewis-Re.
lating to property exempt from tax
alton in cities OF the second class.
No. 10. by Barela-Authorizing the
county commissioners in each county
of the state to purchase land not ex-
ceeding sixty acres in amount or 500.
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 az.
act entitled IAN act for refunding Of
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 $40 to $500, or d
Jail sentence not to exceed three
months.