The Arvada enterprise., 1917-03-29
new COLORADO LAWS.
MEASURES PASSED BY TWENTY.
FIRST GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
Both Houses Pass 81 Of 5e7 Bills from
Lower House, and 76 Of 434
Originating in Senate.

81 House bills by both houses. In all,
5o1 bills were introduced. OF this num-
Der approximately 200 passed on final
reading. All but 81 died in the Senate
The bills enacted into laws are:
No. 2, by notwithstanding part
maintenance.
No. a. by Crowley-Prohibiting traf-
fic In peyote.
No. 5, by Bills-Soldiers' home, part
maintenance.
> No. IA. by Observation-Disclosures Or seep
lands.
No. IS, by Banks-LimitIng tax levy
of municipalities.
No. 20, by Banks-Regarding public
Revenues.
No. 23, by Friend-Industrial School
Tor girls. part maintenance.
No. %. by Wright-Reformatory
maintenance.
No. 20, by, Crowley-state Home for
Neglected Children. part maintenance
No. 2s. by Acknowledgement appropri-
alton measure Tor general expenses
NO. "a. by Colgate-Penitentiary
part maintenance
No. SO, by Acknowledgment, part
maintenance.
No. 80. by Crowlcy-Establishin a
minimum wage commission for women.
NO. Al, by Friend-State Industrial
school for Bows mart rNoint"rnnce.
No. 49, by Crowley-Relating to for
eign causes OF action.
No. 40, by Laubc-Providing for the
sale of irrigation reservoirs.
No. A. by Fricnd-lnterest on judg-
ments.
No. "a, by Fricnd-State Industrial
School for Boys, maintenance.
No. 80. by Observation-Disclosures paid
and volunteer fircmcn.
No. 5S, by ArdOurel-Bacll bills of
Industrial commission.
NO. 81, by Coleate-Back bills OF
penitentiary.
No. GS, by Notwithstanding es-
No. 20. by misunderstanding pro-
bate matters.
No. Il. by Best-Relating to salaries
or county superintendents of public
No. 76. by Friend-Fixing terms of
court in jefferson county.
no: 50, by Andcrson-Providing for
public defender
No. 81 by Meyer-Improvement tax
es due in Denver by state.
No SO. by Notwithstanding cost
in election contests.
No. 100. by Meyer-Regarding state
supplies.
No. lO4. by Observation-Disclosures
fraternal benefit societies
No. IFS, by Crowley-Increasing SAL
airy OF clerk In supreme Court
No. 127. by Banks-lndebtednc
No. 1s4. by acknowledgements
n" i%S hv Studzinski-Asylum, part
40. %. by Best-Mill levy tax for
new buildings at state educational in
situations
No. 1873. by Thompson - Normal
No. l41. by Ardourel-University of
Colorado maintenance.
No. $50: by Houtchens - Normal
school maintenance.
No. 1853. by Friend-School OF Mines
maintenance.
No. 1876. by Banks-AgriculturaI col
lege maintenance.
No. 1853. by Observation-Disclosures of
agricultural college experiment sta
No. 100. by Banks-Diffusinr lIter.-
ture on agriculture.
No. 1G4. by. Horton - Prohibition
measure. allowing each family to i'm
port, during one calendar month. two
quarts or whisky. or six quarts of
wine, or twenty-four quarts Of beer
NO iSS. by Torbit-Dormitory. Colo
RADIO Blind Institute
school of Agriculture maintenance
No: 1874. by Torh!t-Additional duties
FOR district attorneys.
No. 1872 by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. acts
No. 200. by Heartz-Dependcnt and
neglected children maintenance
No. 200, by Heartz-Improvemen
Home for Neglected Children
No. 20S, by ArdoureI-Long appropri-
No. 2lO. by Bronaugh-Court terms
ini Twelfth judicial district. ms
No. 22l. by Bashor-Court terms In
Crowley county.
NO, ggb, by Mcdonald Prohibiting
fake mining promotion.
No. 22s. by Jcnkins-Changing char
ter OF Central city.
No. 232, by Best-ApproprJating $50
wy Tor water defense rishts In Colo
:, No. gas, by notwithstanding pub
lie utilities and authorizing the Issuance
OF certificates of necessity
No. al, by Friend = Maintenance
Home for Mental DETECTIVES.
NO; .t', by Ardourel-Compcnsati
No. 200. by Observation-Disclosures
state pcnitcntiary.
No; 265, by Meker-R.imbursc Peter
No. 26s. by Misunderstanding flooted
Indebtedness OF towns.
No. PA. by Fostcr-Providing for
MIL NIL levy ", FOR asylum maintenance.
"A state fair at Pueblo.
No. ?1s. by, Rogers - Increasing
school directors In Denver
No. 292, by Observation-Disclosures
No. s22' by Bacr-LIcensIng plumb
ers.
No. 1874, by WIlson-AdvortIsIng
scenic attractions
No. 339 by Cannon-Scnling down ir-
iigntlon bond indebtedness.
No. 563, by Praw-EEtahlishlng
lines between ouroy and san Miguel
No, al. by Lucoro-prohIbItIngt rnf-
lie In coca leaves.
NO aNs' ny Nfuoutcl-NupltUl build
Ing maintenance.
No, 5s3, by wright-FIxing terms Of
Capitol managers.
No. 4ii, by Stoolc-NamIng women
to board Of control for soldiers home
No. aga, by Rogers MN levy for i'm.
proN"m"nts to Capitol grounds
No. 1873, by accommodation Of
county nEsoEsorE
No 40, by colgato-Rogulatlng pur.
chase Of alcohol
No. ii5, by Crowlcy-Probatc law
changes
No 52i by wIlson-Rcgardlng petit
jury system.
No E55. by Notwithstanding for
National Western Stock Show.
No bib, by Misunderstanding state
highway.
No bGi. by crowloy-MaIn,onan
industrial workshop for the blind
Senate Bills Passed.
Four hundred and thlrty.four bills
were introduced In the Senate during
the Twenty.iIrst Assembly, touching
upon practically every subject which
the Legislature has power to govern
or this number only 10 were passed
by both houses.
Senate biii4 enacted into iuuN ,rIt