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NJ city affairs, John ID. AIlen
e1,s Qo4ver. Education, George W.
4ln H.). Conejos. Elections aad
1ments, Robert Young W.J,
npef Enrolment, II. {. Nelson
A Cheyenne Wells. Federal rela-
H44 John Blotz (D), Crowley and
<4 Fees and salaries, John Holm
III NIL. Morgan. Finance, ways
~ 4eps, Louis J. Carter (R), Gil
~ nm and game, William T. Lam.
pttt Jr. (R), Douglas. Agriculture.
6nf Irrigation. Royal W. Calkins tR.).
Goktex Appropriations, Charles Bowles
4dttleton. Banking, Ralph T..
llIl4trand (R.). Ouray. Constilu-
"a amendments, Fred =. Cranston
Nj 2enver. Corporations, Addison
ogning (R), Denver. County and
m 1IpeA Samuel I. Chapman tR.).
neo. Criminal Jurisprudence.
& White D), Eagle. Revision
E9 onSrossment, A. Thomas Pollock
& 6 Denver. Roads and bridges, &.
& IN (R), Crook. Rules, Walter
~ AR). Alamosa. State affairs
~ eapportionment, W. A. Spooner
fR) Park. Canals and reservoirs,
}el1e r Dean D), Las Animas.
livestock, Claude H. Rees (R). Rifle.
&late institutions, c. II. Bond (R.),
H4firet Forest reserves, L. {. John.
~ fQ), Routt. House expenditures,
yolt4t Noffatt R), Alamosa. Indian
ma Military affairs, Bert NJ. Lake
t&6 Denver. Industrial relations,
Mn G. Wilson R), Teller. Insur.
ene(A. II. Mcintyre (R), FL Paso.
1udl nv, Rudolph Johnson (R.).
Boulder. Labor, Axel johnson (R),
Deuver. Medical affairs and public
health, Mabel Ruth Baker (R), Den
yer. Mercantile and manufacturing,
Simpson d. Butler tR), Denver. Mines
and mining, W. b. Van Alta (R.), San
Mlguel Penal and reformatOry, L. w.
JeNett (R.), Pitkin.\ Printing, Halscy
khoods (R.), Denver. Public build
ing4 Charles ii. Cowan (D.), GunnI.
9oM Public lands, A. V. Shippey (R),
4aSrAche. Railroads, Allen +. Wright
Ml Denver.
\ A one of the most exciting sessions
~ Hennte has held, marked with his.
Mybreaking precedents, Senator
&tl6lng Fairfield. Denver. under the
GQn9fitutiOn was legislated out Of his
M as senator. but this time the con-
14sution VIII be overlooked and he
IA continue In his seat. Senator
G1ldlng Fairfield had assumed duties
4 ueutenant governor, being presi.
tDf pro ten Of the Senate.
atlroads would be forced to build
(lQ9 to protect the workmen at all
pl4cog where they had more than five
r1oyes under the provisions of
r!Qqeure that was introduced by Rep.
5116ntative Randolph Cook of Las An
Inns county. Another measure intro
0tced by Representative Cook would
ch9nge the present system of paroles
lsd pardons.
Qovernor Shoup's appointments Of
Raymond Miller as president of the
land board; of Tully Scott as member
of the public utilities commission, and
Of Frank +. Nolan as public trustee of
Boulder county, were confirmed by the
Senate.
4 The eight child welfare bills pre-
pared BY committee appointed by
Governor Shoup four years ago were
jntr0dnced in the lower house by Rep
Paterson Of Pueblo and
Mabel Ruth Baker and Manning OF
Denver.
Three bills to clear up the doubts
that surround the present law regard
Ing the publication Of legal notices
were Introduced by Representative
Joseph McClung of Lamar.
Ree0lutlon by Senators Saunders
md C4lfen calling for the appointment
Of c0mmittee to investigate the high
prices of food and rent was read In
The Hotlpe and referred to the mercan-
file and manufacturing committee for
ecton.
The creation of a board of three
lucmter1 10 review all motion pictures
Cvn n Colorado is provided for by
\ 1f6ea&1re to be introduced In the
Hopse IA Representative by Repre-
G<4t1lfye Randolph Cook of Las Ami
40 Punty.
IN ~ Establishment Of a state hospI.
~ ~ insane at Brush, Colo, and
01<opriation of funds for site
3e64 for in measure that was
1tfo6Uted by Representative John
folmNef2 Of Morgan county.
q K6pJ(entative Halsey NJ. Rhoads Of
pcnyGf Introduced measure that
W0uld make 1t capital crime, punish
nhIo other by death or life imprison-
Ine1E 10 commit robbery with dar.
Serou1 xBenpon.
410 ing of false information 10 n
|Jel(1 8Ij2f would be punishable with
mn IGder the provisions Of a bill in
krodneed by Representative Axel p.
John1Ort of Denver,
0ane5nlly speaking, the cooperative
|naftl@jng bill urged upon the General
AnIGflihly by Aaron Sapiro Of Califor.
I1ln Nfofs with general approval Of
ne le<l1letors, but the live stock men