Gunnison news-champion., 1923-01-05

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I BIZ Randolph Cook /.
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grnvrl NI. nr. .Hrir-,.d rn up,ly.
In ,M,..,. articles .D, terms "nlli" and
"luw viii lu. ur.d. 20 "hlII" is the form
Of ururo~n.l I.,. presented to the
Assembly after 10 Is enacted, It be
CONES &c law, and rctauins so until re-
pcu,.d amended. "r declared uncOn-
stiur."uW
The restrictions on passing bills are
a. follows. E..- 'u become laws,
must br introduced the first fifteen
DAYS 81 ihr -r--.ua. except the upprp-
prIutlun bII. mus, relate TO one topic
only. uud 'hur must be stated in the
title. must be- then referred to the
proper committee returned th"rcfrom,
and then printed for the use Of the
memh"rs, must hr read. on different
days IN each huu,". and n majority
vote IL Necessary Ia their passage.
The bill must be signed by the presId
ing officer in c.rh house, in the pres
ence Of the members
II the Governor NcIocs bill, Il must
be returned 10 the House In which It
originated, reeoUsilrrcd. and II 1t IL
passed again by u two thirds vote OF
the louise wherein 1t originated. 1t In
sent to the other body II II there re-
selves like majority, 1t becomes a
law without the Governors signature.
In this Introductory article, we have
dealt with matters OF civil government,
largely; before our next appears the
Legislature will be getting down to
business, and "" will have something
Interesting for our readers; and to all.
we extend an Invitation tn sit under
our study limp, and watch the build
Ing Of Il Greater Colorado, in the
shadow Of whose mnssIvc mountains,
fertile pruirics. und wondrous sunsets,
IL is a pleasure To live.
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