The Raymer enterprise., 1923-01-11
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STATE CAPITOL
NEWS LETTER
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Following is a complete list Of col4.
mittees and chairnanships:
Denver city affairs, John D.. Allen
(R). Denver. Education, George ".
Irwin (R), Conejos. Elections and
appointments, Robert Young tRj.
Denver. Enrolment, II. {. Nelson
tR), Cheyenne Wells. Federal rela
lions, John Blotz CD, Crowley and
Otero. Fees and salaries, John Holm.
herg tR), Morgan. Finance, ways
ind means, Louis J. Carter R), Gil
pin. Fish and game, William I. Lam.
'.ert, Jr.. W). Douglas Agriculture
and irrigation, Royal W. Calklns R).
'ortez. Appropriations, Charles BowIes
iR.), Littleton. Banking, Ralph T.,
l>ullerstrand (R), Ouray. Consrllu-
-sonal amendments, Fred =. Cranston
tR), Denver. Corporations, Addst II
u. Manning R), Denver County and
,ity lines Samuel T. Chapman usj.
II raso. Criminal Jurisprudence,
lume s. White D). Eagle. Revision
nd engrossment. A. Thomas PoliocS
RI. Denver Roads and bridges, ..
y. Austin K), Crook. Rules, Walter
Ioffatt R). Alamosa. State affairs
nd reapporti0nment, W. A. Spoonrr
tR.), Park. Canals and resery oirs,
.esse l.. Dean %, Las AnimuS.
Livestock, Claude II. Rees tR.). Rifle
tate institutions, G. II. Bond Ut),
larimer. Forest reserves, +. c. john
ION D), Routt. House expenditures,
lialter Moffatt tR), Alamosa. Indian
nd military affairs, Bert NJ Lake
tR), Denver Industrial relations,
5Irs. 7. c. Wilson (R), Teller. Insur
nee. W. II. Mcintyre R), FL Paso.
Judiciary, Rudolph Johnson R).
Louder. Labor. Axel Johnson D.
Denver. Medical affairs and public
lealth, Mabel Ruth Baker (R), Den
YER. Mercantile and manufacturing,
impson D. Butler {R), Denver Mines
md mining. W. b. Van Alta (R), San
ligue Penal and reforlnatory, l.. W.
.'ewett Ut), pitkin. Printing, Halsey
Rhoads tR), Denver. Public build
ings. Charles II. Cowan D). Gunni.
On. Pnblic lands, A. V. Shippey R.),
>aguache. Railroads, Allen 4. Wright
tR), Denver.
The following bills have been intro
dured in tllt House:
II. B. No. l-Consolidating boards,
lriIreuUs and commissions.
H. l.. No. 2-Abollshing free auto
i:obile license tags.
II. Il. No. 3-Provlding salary in
creascs for secretary of the adult
blind commission from $500 to 81, 800
II b. l0-Relating to chattcI mort.
ages.
II. b. ll-Amendlng Industrial re-.
siiuns act.
II. b. u Appropriation bill for
tate insane hospital.
IL H. II i'Nitih~ lbI ItIhtTS IUT
lind students.
II, Il. l5-Amending the teachers
linimum wage act.
II. Il. lG-PenItentiary deficit and
nor, appropriation bill.
H. B. l7-providing for fire inspea-
on of school houses
II. b. l9-Requring railrua,is to
rovidS9rs to shippers on demand.
Fl. r. W-l.ong appropriation. stale
nformatory.
II. Il. 2l-Deficit appropriation,
ate reformatory.
II. L. 22-Short appropriation state
r'f0rmatory.
ii. b. 23-Long appropriation bill.
ate industrial school
The following bills were introduced
Ia the Senate
$. B. No. Curing defect in II se:-
Ion of the state Industrial act.
$. y. No. 2-Abolishing free auto.
mobile license tags.
s. b. No. 3-Appropriating $685.
for the relief of William Thomas.
S. Il. No. l-Appr0priating SOB 600
Tor improvements and repairs at lhS
Pueblo insane asylum.
s. Il. No. 5-Rearranging the high.
Way advisory board districts.
5. Il. 0-Naking IN appropriation
for priniingtof biennial report of State
Eoard Of Health.
$. Il. lO-Reducing rates Of interest
on delinquent tax payments from "A
10 Il per cent.
:. Il. ll-Proyiding for automatic
pardons 10 all paroled prisoners after
five years from date Of parole.
$. h. 12-Appropriating s3GG96.99 20
cover deficiency at state peniientiary
$. Il. 13-Amendlng law governing
the voting Of corporate stock held by
trustees.
Farmers throughout Colorado are
centering their hopes on the Repnb'i.
can majority in both Houses of the,
Legislature and look to the Twenty.
fourth General Assembly to enact laws
which viii relieve them and stabilize
agricultural conditions in the stale.
Merle D. Vincent Of Grand Junction
twice Republican nominee for Con
gress. and Influential lender on tie
Western slope. said.
The inaugural was one uf The III -
elaborate in the history Of the state.