The Glenwood post., 1923-03-22
aLENwooD SPRINGS COLORADO, THURSDAY MARCH 22 1928
MEASURES PASSED
BY LEGISLATURE

Denver, March 1.-THE fruit Of the
Colorado legislature up to March Is
consisted Of 40 measures passed by both
houses and signed by Governor W. E.
Sweet, one vetoed bill and one measure
which became law by default, the
governor not signing or vetoing it with
in ten days.
The vetoed bill was one abolishing
free automobile licenses for city, coun-
ty, state and federal employees. 1t con-
tanned defect and was replaced by a
new bill which the governor signed.
The law which became effective by
default was Senate Bill No. by Sena-
tor Eaton, Republican, Denver, which
defined the jurisdiction of the public
utilities commission as all industries
affected with public interest.
The following are the bills which
Governor Sweet has signed, some of
which are already effective as laws
and the remainder Of which became eff
fective at the end of 80 days.
Senate Bills
No. 90-Repealing state board Of
pardons :.
No. 165-Making the session laws of
1921 prima facia evidence of the orig
inals in all courts and proceedings in
this state.
No. 305-Providing for holding dis
trict court trials in towns and cities
other than county seats.
No. Ill Permitting investment of
estate funds in reserve banks.
No. 112-Permittng trust companies
to invest in bonds of federal reserve
banks.
No. 114-Permitting savings banks
to invest in bonds of federal reserve
banks.
No. 115-Permitting investment of
capital of trust companies in federal
reserve banks.
No. 272-Abolishing the free or
"X" license.
No. 46-Prohibiting the solicitation
of personal injury or death claim
cases for litigation.
No. 2s1-Providing for the posting
of election returns on the outside OF
polling places as soon as election count
is finished.
No. 30O-Relating to chattel mort
cages. -- -.
No. 365-Permitting state land
boards to exchange lands for the ad
justment Of claims.
No. 3SS-Relative to obtaining right
of way for road to Durango fish
hatchery.
No. 2O9-Pertaining to re-issuance OF
bonds by public water works districts
No. 240-Making it a misdemeanol
to disfigure or mutilate highway signs
or sign boards in cities.
No. 3s6-Providing for serving ssm
mons on unknown persons.
House Bills
No. H-General short term appro
priation bill.
No. 2l- Deficiency appropriation
state reformatory.
No. 22-Short appropriation for stat,
departments.
No. 23-short appropriation Indus
trial school for boys.
No. 2s-Appropriation for capito
managers.
! No. 29-Appropriation workshop fo
blind.
No. 76 Appropriation detention
home for women.
No. 75-Appropriation home fol
mental detectives at Ridge.
No. 90 Appropriation industria
school for girls.
No. ll3-Appropriat.on home foi
mental detectives Grand Junction.
No. l9o-Appropriation for salaries
at state penitentiary.
No. A-Appropriation for reader
for the blind in state educational in
stitut.ons and national institution n
Washington.
No. 16-Deficiency appropriation TO-
penitcntiary.
No. 46-short appropriation for HON,
dependent and neglected children.
No. ss-Appropriation for headquar
ters Of G. A. R.
No. 1S9-Short term miscelfaneou
appropriation penitentiary.
No. 246-Appropriation soldiers ant
sailors home.
No. 520-Providing that persons nd
mitted to insane institutions must hav