The Delta independent., 1917-03-30

state penitentiary.
No. 26s. by Kramer-Funding flo,ted
Indebtedness OF towns.
No. PA, by Foster-Proyidinr for
mill levy for asylum maintenance
No. 275. by Studzinski-Establisb
| state fair at Pueblo.
school directors in Denver
No. 2s2. by Observation-Disclosures
insane asylum
ers.
No. 324, by Wilson-Advertisinx
scenic attractions.
No. 339 by Cannon-Scalinc down ~
rtgation bond Indebtedness
No. 363. by DuPraw-Establishin
lines between Ouray and San Miguel
No. 371. by Lucero-Prohibiting traf-
fic In coca leaves.
No. ss2. by Ardourei-Capitol build
No. Ss3. by Wright-Fixing terms OF
Capitol managers.
No. 414, by SteeIe-Naming woman
to board of control for soldiers bor,a
No. 424. by Rogers-MilI levy for i'm
provements to Capitol grounds.
No: 433, by Cross-Compensation OF
county assessors,
No. AZ by Colgate-Regulating pur-
chase of alcohol
No. ass. by CrowIey-Probate law
No. 52l. by Notwithstanding petie
jury system.
NO. 555, ny MurDhy-Pre uitIms
National Western Stock show.
No. 5f5. by Kramer-Protectings state
highways.
No 564, by CrowIey-Maintenon
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
fhSS 7 otiSln n
OF this number only 76 were passed
by both houses.
Senate bills enacted into laws are;
No. 1. by Eaton-Correctin- an er-
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-Providing that
parties to divorce may remarry in
Colorado six months after the court
No, .. by Fincher-Design.rion oS
state lands due the state from gov
eminent land grant
No. 5. by DunkIee-Concernin the
loantng Of money and ssignmsnt of
salaries.
10. 8. by staIey-Part maintenance
of the Industrial school for boys.
No. 10. by Starkw weather-Tenure Of
service Of schOolteachvrs-
No 20, by Hattenb Prohibiting
traffic in trading stamps OF profit
shatIng coupons
No. %, by Hatten Notwithstanding
the attachment laws in justice court
cases.
No IS. by Knauss-Goneernins chat
tel mortgages.
No. SO. by Coldren--Reg gulatng the
Importation and sale OF garden and
field seeds.
No 81. by west-Amendius act re-
lating to corporations
No. GO. by Staley-Killing and trap
ping OF pheasants.
No 60. by knauss-Relating to juds-
ments and exeeutions--
Investigation of smelters and smeiter
charges.
No. 20. by Andrew-Concerning cit
les of the second class.
No. ~. by kluge-Establish- ng state
free employment agencies in towns uI
over $4,000 population.
No so, by knauss-Relating To es-
tates of deceased persons.
No sc. by Napier-Fish hatchery at
Trapper's lake. Rio BIanco county.
No. 80. by Starkweather-Proh
ing the playing of The Star Span gIed
Banner as part OF a medley.
No. l0l, by mendins
section of an act passed in IslJ. u.
iis. chapter l57.
No. l02. by kluge-ConcernIAg irri-
CATION division engineers
No. ll5. by Napier-Relntin4 to Of
ficial records.
No. NJ. by west--Giving the states
structing rurai post roads.
No. lis. by Fincher-Piacing royal
ties ana rentals derived from
lands under the permanent school
No I2S. by Means -concerniug the
compensation OF county commissioners
No. I2s. by Napier-AIio~inl
tional expense money for district
Judges.
No. 1874. by Eaton-Extension OF the
Supreme Court library.
No. li2. by Andrew-Amendlng act
relating to refunding OF bondeu In
sebtedness Of cities and towns.
No. 44s, by Lewis and candlish-
Enabling owners of adjacent fractions
ol patented mining properties 10 plat
the same for revenue purposes
lie utilities act.
No. IA. by Dunlap-Consolidati
two school districts in Pueblo.
No. 11y, By her-Preserib
ing what shall be the evidence Of the
payment OF taxes.
No. 1s2. BY Coltman-Providin for
the inspection Of cantaloupes and mel
ons-
No. 1856. by Knauss-Prohibitln the
division OF fees by physicians sur
No. 1875. By Kiuge-Reducing the
number Of judges in the Fourth Judi
cfnl district from three to two
No. 1888, by Lswis-Eixing the terms
OF the District Court in the Fourth Ju-
dicial district.
for the sale Of unclaimed property.
No. lS7. by hermerhOrH-Isrovi idin <.
for the inspection Of orchards and nur-
sery stock.
No 200. by Kluge-ro prevent dis
elimination by hotels and resorts
against persons Of certain creeda.
races or beliefs.
No 205. by west-Appointne as
adtutant general OF retired United
states army officer who has served as
commissioned officer for at least two
years.
No. 2I7. by Lewis-concernins the
compensation Of county clerks and
sheriffs
No. 22l. by CDb Misunderstanding a state
board of pharmacy.
No. 232. by Peterson-Amendi sec
tion 590S OF the revised statutes oi
1908
No 233 by Hetherington-Repa