The Ordway new era., 1917-04-06

No. 9, by Staley-Part maintenance
Of the industrial school for boys
No. 10, by Starkweather-Tenu Of
service of schoolteachers.
No. 20, by Hattenbach-Prohibi
traffic in trading stamps or profit
No. 20, by Observation-Disclosures
the attachment laws In justice court
cases.
No. Sc. by Coldren-Regulating the
Importation and sale OF garden and
field seeds.
lating to corporations
No. 60, by staleyTkilling and trap
ping of pheasants.
No. GO. by DEMONSTRATING to judH-
ments ana executions.
No. "a, by Fincher and Candlish-
Investigation of smeiters and smeiter
No. 40. by Andrew-Concerning cit
les Of the second class.
No. 72. by Kluse-Establish ng state
Tree employment agencies in towns OF
over 25,UUO population.
No. so. by knauss-Relating to es-
tates of deceased persons.
No. Sc. by Napier-t'ish hatchery at
Trapper's lake. Rio Blanco county.
No, 80. by starkweather-pron
Ing the playing Of The Star spansled
No. 10l, by McWiliams-Amend nding
section OF an act passed in 1915. p.
No. lO2, by Kluge-ConcerninK irri-
CATION division engineers.
No; ll5, by Napier-Relating to Of
No. ~. by West-Giving the states
assent to accepting federal aid in con-
structing rural post roads. -,
ties and rentals derived from s""""I
lands under the permanent school
| funds
No. 12s. by Means-Concerning the
| compensation of county commissioners.
No. 129, by Napier-Alowing adnl-
tional expense money for district
No. ia4, by Eaton-Extension of the
Supreme Court library.
No; 142: by Andrew-Amending act
relating to refunding of bonded in
debtedness of cities and towns.
No. l4s. by Lewis and Candlish-
Of patented mining properties to plat
the SANE for for revenue Nsrun PURPOSES: pss;aa ,,
No. ia. by Dunlap-Consolidati
two school districts in Pueblo:
No. 17s. by Starkweather-Prescrib-
No. 1872. by Coltman-Providing for
the inspection of cantaloupes and mel
No. 1855. by Knauss-Prohibiting the
division of fees by physicians, sur
geons and midiwives.
number OF judges in the Fourth Judi
cisl diss1ict from three to two: ,o
of the District Court in the Fourth Ju-
No 1876. by schermerhorn-Provi
| No: 1877, by Schermerho rhorn--Providin
for the inspection of orchards and nur-
| sery stock.
No. 200. by Kluge-To prevent dis
elimination by hotels and resorts
against persons Of certain creeds.
No. 2o5, by west-Appointment rs
adjutant general of retired United
States army officer who has served as
commissioned officer for at least two
years.
No. 217. by Lewis-Concerning the
compensation Of county clerks and
No. 221, by Coltman-Creating a state
| board of pharmacy.
No. 232. by Peterson-Amending sec.
tion 590S of the revised statutes Of
1908
No. 233, by Hetherington-Regar
the execution Of deeds and mortgages.
! No. 237. by West and Riddle-Pro-
motion of vocational training and the
establishment of schools:
| No. 245, by Dunklee-Enlarging the
powers of the Denver school board SO
| that another member of the board may
assume the duties OF the president un-
der certain conditions.
| No. 246, by Dunklee-Part mainte-
nance for the Colorado workshop for
the blind.
compensation of district attorneys and
the distribution of fees.
No: Isl, by Lewis and Hannm,Hm
No. 2s4. by Kluge-Provlding hysi-
enic conditions in and about coal mines.
No. 2SS, by Peterson-In relation to
| the Colorado insane asylum.
No. 2s6, by Elliot-Revising the in
No. 304, by Notwithstanding the
publication OF initiative and referend
um petitions to one publication week
| for four consecutive weeks.
| o. ILeWlS-IO
No. sio. by Kluse and Means-Revis-
| ing the fence law of the state.
No. 32S, by Napier-Providing new
III 80 ssl Sy the DsnysF Senate ssaa,Srs ssss
of the revised statutes of 1908.
No, s$4 by the eDes Denver ssnatorsM ,,aiss 80
ssboo the and duties of
No. 339. by Dunlap-Regarding the
repeal Of the mechanics lien law.
counties to refund their bonded indebt-
edness.
No. s64, by West-Authorizing the
wap''dt way department sE" $4,000 for old debt
No. 3So. by Dunlap-Relating to the
bonded debt of public water districts: districts.
the state insurance code.
No. 3S2 by Observation-Disclosures
laws governing foreign insurance com
No asa. by Mitten-Reducing the
peremptory challenges In criminal
cases.
No. asa. by Mitten-Providing for
the transference of a court trial from
one district to another.
No 3S7. by Coltman-Concerning the
reristrat ton of qualified electors
No. asa. by Fincher-Revising the
laws governing the state land board.
No 400. by Napier-Appropriati
$4,000 for the purchase of state
lands for new buildings in the vicinity
of the Capitol.
No. 4o5, by Napier and Andrew-Re-
lating to practice In will contests.
No. 400. by misunderstanding to tax
payers of dissolved irrigation districts
No. AIS, by Kluge. De Busk, Will<in