Gilpin observer., 1917-03-29

NO. y. 6y Dunklee-Concerning the
salaries.
No. 8, by staley-Part maintenance
Of the Industrial school for boys.
N9. 10. by stsrkweather-Tsnure Of
service of schoolteachers.
No, 20, by MISUNDERSTANDING
traffic in trading stamps or profit
sharing coupons.
the attachment laws in justice court
cases.
No. ss. by Mountaineering chat
tel mortgages.
and sale Of garden and
field seeds.
No. 81. by west-Amsnding act re-
latins to corporations.
No. so, by Staley-Killing and trap
ping Of pheasants.
No. So. by knauss-Relating to tudg-
ments and executions.
No. "a. by Fincher and Candlish-
charges.
No.. 20. by Andrew-concernins CIT
les OF the second class.
free employment agencies in towns of
over $4,000 population.
No. so. by Knauss-Relating to ss-
tates of deceased persons.
Trapper's lake. Rio Blanco county.
No. 80. by starkwsathsr-Prohibit.
Banner" as part of medley
No. lo1. by wiliiams--Amendin
sec SECTION 4 Of an act passed in 1915. p.
No. 1o2. by Kluge-Concerning irri-
CATION division engineers.
No No; rs. by Napier-Relating to Of
No. lit. by West-.Giving the states
assent to accepting federal aid in con-
structing rural post roads.
No. lis, by Fincher-Placing royal
ties. and rentals derived from school
lands under the permanent school
funds
No. 12S, by Means-Co the
compensation Of county commissioners.
No. 129, by Napier-Allowing addi-
tional expense money for district
No. 1874, by Eaton-Extension of the
Supreme Court library.
No. 142. by Andrew-Amending act
% debtedness 50 of Thn cities and OF towns Gnaed IN
No. las, by Lewis and Candlish-
Enabling, owners of adjacent fractions
Of patented mining properties to plat
the same for revenue purposes.
:, No. 1s7. by Notwithstanding pub
lie utilities act.
No. ia, by Dunlap--consolidatins
two school districts in Pueblo.
No. 17s. by. Starkweather-Pres
ing what shall be the evidence of the
payment % of taxes; ~ -
the inspection of cantaloupes and mel
ons
No, 1856. by Knauss-Prohibitins the
geons and midiwives.
No; lss; by Klugee-IReducing the
No. 1Ss, by Lewis-Fixing the terms
dicial district.
for the sale of unclaimed property.
No: 1877, by Schermerhorn-Prov
for the inspection Of orchards and nur-
No; 200, by, Kluge-To prevent dis
elimination by hotels and resorts
against persons Of certain creeds.
No, 3O5. by west-Appointment as
ad5utant general of retired United
States army officer who has served as
commissioned officer for at least two
years.
No. 217. by Lewis-concernins the
compensation of county clerks and
No. 221, by Coltman-Creating q state
board of pharmacy.
No. 232. by Peterson-Amending SEQ.
tt0n tnna 5sos of the revised statutes of
No. 233. by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
the execution of deeds and mortgages.
motion of vocational training and the
establishment of schools.
No. 245, by punklee-Enlarging the
that another member of the board may
assume the duties of the president un-
der certain conditions.
nance for the Colorado workshop for
the blind.
No. 252. by Dunlap-Concerning the
compensation of district attorneys and
the distribution of fees.
No. 2S1, by Lewis and Candlish-
Revising the workmen's compensation
No. 2s4. by Kluge-Providing hygi-
| enic conditions In and about coal mines.
No. 2ss, by Peterson-In relation to
| the Colorado insane asylum.
N hv ha In
surance code of the state.
No. 3o4, by Elliot-Restricting the
publication Of initiative and referend-
for. four consecutive weeks.
No: 307, by Lswis-To prevent high
No. SiO, by Kluge and Means-Revis-
Ing the fence law of the state.
No. s2s, by Napier-Providing a new
No. 8s1, by the Denver Senatorial
bill for an act to amend section 5es3
| of the revised statutes of 1908.
No. 3s4, by the Denver Senators
school district officers.
No, 3ss. by Dunlap-Rsgarding the
repeal Of the mechanics lien law.
counties to refund their bonded indebt-
No. 1854. by west-Authorizing the
way seS for old asbt
No. $50. by Dunlap-Relating to tho
bonded debt of public water districts.
No. $751;. by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. g
| the state insurance code.
No. 3S2. by tenbach-Revising &
laws governing foreign insurance COM
panies.
No. 3S3. by Mitten-Reducing the
peremptory challenges In criminal
No. asa. by Mittsn-Providing for
| the transference of q court trial from
one district to another.
No. 387, by Coltman-Concerning the
| registration of qualified electors
No. $50, by Fincher-Revising the
laws governing the state land board.
No. 400. by Napier-Appropriat
$4,000 for the purchase OF state
lands for new buildings in the vicinity
of the Capitol.
No. 405. by Napier and Andrew-Re-
lating to practice in will contests.
No. 400, by Eaton-Refunding to tax
payers OF dissolved irrigation districts
the unused reyenues Of the district;