The Raymer enterprise., 1921-03-03
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consideration whatever.
The st.,s ss,s,s ,,,r.,,v.,r ,....
against the .;ov ridar,, and ,ha ...nssd
maniac" whom !, nssssd IN .arond
reading Senators Iohr I E..t ora
Francis 4 Knsnss, hin which amnov.
ers courts IN imnosa hodv ,,a.mo,,
asainst defendants In sp,ts For nor.
sonal damages or propertv loss who
are held responsible by Judge or iurv
for negligence through reckless or
willful disregard Of the rights Of 9TH
ers." This phraseology was substitute
ed for criminal negligence" by an
amendment presented by Senator East
to make imposition of such judgment
more attalnable, he said, courts finding
1t difficult to define criminal negli.
gence" In many cases.
The State s.nate bos toror ,ho ,,-..
stem toward sholish,ng 20 ccIno,,on ~
Inocnlstton os raonirsmon, ,or on
tranca into nrh,,c SCHOOL. s..ta on,
lagos ar .to,o rn,r.rs,.,as -, -.
on second reading Senator John B.
Stephens bill, No. $50. providing
against such requirements Az orig.
inally drawn, the bill declared that
mo vaccination, incubation or other
medical treatment" shall be required
for admIttance to, attendance at or
employment In "any public or private
school, college, institution or Office"
san.to MN 20 hv s.,o,.,. ro,..,.,s
and Knan,, vas nossed IN socond
reading amendIuv cbontsr 1n1 ~ On
1904 atatute and revealing chantar ,60
to make them conform with an amend
ment Of 1901 which provides that al.
sessments for street improvements
must be based on the benefit conferred
rather than upon foot frontage. Sem
ator W. o. Peterson explained the bill.
The 1880 law was passed to apply par
ticularly to Pueblo and Colorado
Springs, which since have became char
ter cities.
DESPITE opposition from Senator
Walter +. O,Brlen and others. Sena.
tor W. w. Kings bill, to remove from
game wardens and their deputies I'M.
der regular salary their present priv.
lege Of receiving half the court
l,nes anu cosls OF an game ana iisn
',o,s.'on e"ses ~ wnien 'hey are com.
p'ainah'S' went throush On second
sesuins.
Ane senate passeo eignt otner Diiis
On secono reaains' three OF tnem
mouse oills' ana iiVe on miro reading.
Another doubt In section 1881 Of the
revised statutes Of 1908 was removed
BY Senators Fairfield and Knauss' bill
amending this provision which was
passed on second reading also. The
anenumeht cnahees 70 immateriar
inc word material In the section,
wnicn supulates that defendants
charged JOINTLY with a crime may Oh.
tain separate trial by showing EVIL
dence relating to them not material"
to the case.
Senator L. q. Girard, who has an.
other blue sky bill pending, and Sen.
ator Knauss talked against the meas.
urs.
,,oro.o, Tho, saoo M ho ~. ,,o,,
the state Highway Commissions 100,
budget is said to be under consIdera.
ton BY members Of the finance com.
mittees Of the General Assembly AZ a
means OF putting an end to the contro.
versy now raging between heads of
state educational institutions over the
acceptance OF the Rockefeller founda'
ZION $1oO,OVO gift Tor q state medical
scnooi ana hospital Tor the poor or
Coiorado.
Child insurance, considered BY every
session Of the Legislature since 1893,
when the present anti.child insurance
statute was passed, came before the
State Senate again in the form Of bill
$50, by Senator's Alexander r. Young,
Hugh R. Steele and W. ". Booth. The
measure was passed on second reading
after virtually q whole afternoon Of
discussion, In which the opposition was
| led BIZ Senator John McFadzean Of Del