The Holly chieftain., 1917-03-30

No: aes. By Observation-Disclosures Peter
Jennings.
indebtedness of towns
mill levy for asylum maintenance.
No. 175. by blishing
. state fair At Pueblo.
No. 37s. by Rogers - Increasing
school directors in Denver.
No. 2s2 by Observation-Disclosures
insane asylum.
NO. s2s. by Baer-Licensing plumb
No. s.4. by wiison-Advertisins
No. 339. by Cannon-Scaling down ir-
rigation bond indebtedness.
No. sss. by. DuPraw-Establishing
lines between ouray and San Miguel
No. al. by Lucero-Prohibitinst traf-
No. as2. by Acknowledgment build
Ing maintenance.
No. 3ss. by wriEht-Fixing terms Of
Capitol managers.
to board Of control for soldiers home.
No. <24. by Rogers-Mill levy for Inn
provements to Capitol grounds.
No: 4as by cross-compensation Of
No. ~, BY colgate-Resuiatins pur-
No. 455. by crowley-Probats Law
No. 521. by wilson-ReEarding petit
No. ss5. by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for
Nasionai Mn al Western ha Hr.r. Stock n9s., show
No. 564, by crowley-Maintenan
Industrial workshop for the blind.
Senate Bills Passed.
Four hundred and thirty-four bills
were introduced in the Senate during
the Twenty-first Assembly, touching
upon practically every subject which
the Legislature has power to govern.
OF this number only 76 were passed
by both houses.
/ Senate bills enacted into laws are:
No. 1. by Eaton-Correcting an err
ror in the law regarding the election
of senators from Denver In 1918.
No. 2, by Knauss-Concerning fore
closure OF mortgages.
No. 3, by Knauss-Provid'ng that
parties to a divorce may remarry In
Colorado six months after the court
No. s, by Fincher-Desisnation of
ernment land grant.
No. 8, by Dunklee-Concerning the
Io,aI,E ioaninE of money and assignment OF
of the Industrial school for boys.
No. 1s, by Starkweather-Tenure Of
service OF schoolteachers.
No; 20, by Hattenbach-Prohtbitin
traffic In trading stamps or profit
sharing coupons.
No. 20, by Hattsnbach-Amendi
the attachment laws In justice court
cases.
No. IS. by Knauss- -concerning chat
tel mortgages
No. IS. BY coldren-Regulating the
importation and sale Of gardsn aad
No. 81. by we.t-AmsndinE act re-
lAting to corporations.
No. so. by Staley-Killing and trap
ping of pheasants.
NO. So, by Misunderstanding to judg-
ments and executions.
No. %. by tincher and Candlish-
charges.
NO.. 20. by Andrew-concerninE cit
les OF the second class.
free employment agencies In towns OF
over 10000 population.
No. ~. by knauss-Rslating to es-
tAtes of deceased persona.
No. S6. BY Napier-tish hatchery ae
Trapper's lake. Rio Blanco county.
No. 80. by Starkwsather-Proniblt:
Ing the playing Of THE Star spangied
e No. loi " sy Dsle Me%iliiamsMxm.nd.ns Si so.ssi
449, chapter is7.
No. lo2. by Kluge-Concerning irri-
cation division engineers.
., No; rs. BY Napier-Relating to Of
No. III. by wsst-Givins the states
assent to accepting federal aid In con-
structtng rurai post roads.
No. 1lS. by Fincher-Plaeing royal
ties and rentals derived from school
lands under the permanent school
No. 12s. by Means Concerning the
compensation Of county commissioners.
No. 1873. by Napier-Aliowtng addi-
ttonal expense money for district
No. is4 by Eaton-Extension Of the
No. l42. by Notwithstanding act
relating to refunding Of bonded In.
debtedness Of cities and towns.
No. l4S. by Lewis and Candlish--
Enabling owners Of adjacent fractions
Of patented mining properties to plat
No. 1877. by MISUNDERSTANDING pub
lie utilities act.
two oi school hoo district. II IN pIaoohaat'ns Pasbio.
No. 179. by .Starkweather-Pres
Ing what shall be the evidence Of the
No. 1s2. by Coltman-Providing for
the inspection Of cantaloupes and mel
ons
No. 1856. BY Knauss-Prohibiting the
division OF fees by physicians, sur.
geons and midiwives.
number Of judges in the Fourth judi
cial district from three to two.
No. 18s, by Lewis-Fixing the terms
Enlarge Scope Of immigration Board.