Gilpin observer., 1917-03-29
new COLORADO LAWS
MEASURES PASSED BY TWENTY.
FIRST GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
both Houses Pass 81 Of 5s7 Bills from
Lower House, and 76 Of 434
Originating In Senate.


81 House bills by both houses. In all, |
Der approximately 200 passed on final
reading. Az but 81 died in the Senate.
The bills enacted into laws are:
No .. by wrisht-Reformatory part
No. 4. by crowley-AProhibiting traf-
No. s. by Bills-soldiers' home. part
No. IA. by Cannon-Drainage of seep
lands.
No. Is. by Banks-Limiting tax levy
of municipalities.
No: .2s, by Friend-Industrial School
foS ~ Girls part maintenanGs.
Ne ss D .assnsnss nems for
alton measure for general expenses.
No. a., by Colgate-Penitentiar
No, &c. by Ardourel-Capitol.7 part
No. 50. by crowley-Establishins
minimum wage commission for women.
School for Bows. part maintenance.
No. 10. by Crowley-Relating to for
eign causes of action.
No. As, by Laube-Providing for the
sale of irrigation reservoirs.
No. ~, by Friend-Interest on judg-
ments.
School for Boys. maintenance:
No. IS. by Misunderstanding paid
and volunteer firemen.
No. IS, by Ardourel-Back bills of
No. 81. by colgate-Back bills OF
peMSitentiary; pMn I'll r ,,,
No. 10. by Anderson-Regarding pro-
bate matters.
No. II. by Best--Relating to salaries
schools
No. Is. by Friend-Fixing terms Of
court in Jefferson county.
No. 80, by MISUNDERSTANDING for
public defender
No. So. by Meyer tax
No. SO. by utchenswLimiting cost
in election contests.
No, 100. by Notwithstanding state
No. 1O4, by erzberger-Regarding
No. 11s, by Crowley-Increasing sal
aFk Of iisEk BY sqBesns f1sss
msna, No; II ast; .,vISym Sy stud.inski-1mprove-
No 1as nv studzinski-Asylum. part
maintenance.
NO. Isi. by Best-Mill levy tax for
new buildings at state educational in
No. 1ss, by Thompson - Normal
No. No: 147; by Ardourei-University of
school maintenance. -''' '''A'
No. 16s. by Friend-school of Mines
No. 15s. by Banks-Agricultural col
lege maintenance.
Agricultural college experiment sta
tion.
No. $50. by Banks-Diffusing litera-
tune No. on 1ss asrisyitqTs; Sy Horton prob,n,t,or
measure, allowing each family to i'm
port during one calendar month, two
quarts ine Of whisky or six quarts of
No. I6s. by Torbit-Dormitory. Colo
school Mo- IL 1i Arfcu,tSss by Lewis
No. 1874, by Torbit-Additionai duties
for district attorneys.
No. 1872, by MISUNDERSTANDING acts
No. sos, by Heartz-Dependent and
neglected children maintenance
Home MS 2os Ses Nsy,aats1 by Meart5Improvements
No. 2oS, by Ardourel-Long appropri-
No; slo. by Bronaugh-court terms
ini Twelfth judicial district.
No. 221. by Bashor-Court terms in
Crowley county.
No. 225, by Mcdonald - Prohibiting
fake mining promotion.
No. 22s, by Jenkins-Changing char
ter of Central City.
AN No; 2s2. by Best-Appropriating $780,
oo9 for water defense rights in Colo
No. 2as. by Rogers-Regulating pub
lie utilities and authorizing the issuance
OF certificates of necessity.
No. "a, by Friend - Maintenance
No; 24s. by Acknowledgements
for National guardsmen.
No. 260, by Observation-Disclosures
No; S65, by Meker-Reimburse Peter
No. 2es. by Kramer-Funding floated
indebtedness of towns.
No; 274; by Foster-Providing for
mn No. rs by A ssudainasiMsssaSiishins eIntsssnSs
a state fair at Pueblo.
No. 279. by. Rogers - Increasing
No. 292, by Observation-Disclosures
insane asylum.
No. s22, by Baer-Licensins plumb
No, s24. by wiison-Advertising
No. 3ss, by Cannon--scalins down ir-
No. s63. by Establishing
lines between ouray and San Miguel
No. all. by Lucero-Prohibitins traf-
No. sS2 by Ardourel-Capitol build
ing maintenance.
Capitol managers.
No. 4l4. by Steele-Naming women
to board Of control for soldiers home
No. 424. by Rogers-MilI levy for i'm
provements to Capitol grounds,
No. 433, by Cross-Compensatio of
county ASSESSORS.
No 4l7, by Colgate-Regulating pur-
chase Of alcohol.
No. lb6. by Crowley-Probate law
changes
No. b2l. by Misunderstanding petit
Jury system.
No. 6s5. by Murphy-Premiums for
National Western Stock Show
No. 646. by Kramer-Protectings state
highways.
No. b64. by Observation-Disclosures
industrial workshop for the blind.
Senate Biils Passed.
Four hundred and thirty.four bills
were introduced In the Senate during
ho Twoufv.firuf Asoav,,hl,, xo,ahS.-