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To Amend An Act Entitled "An Act To Provide For The Organization And Government Of Drainage Districts," Approved June 2, 1911, By Adding Thereto Section 55f Providing An Alternative Method For The Assessment Of Benefits To The Lands In The District., Colorado General Assembly Jan 1919

To Amend Section 2466 Of The Revised Statutes Of The State Of Colorado, 1908, Concerning Colorado Free Employment Agencies., Colorado General Assembly Jan 1919

To Provide Obtaining Information Concerning All Persons Of School Age, The Administration Of Oaths Or Affirmations In Connection Therewith, And For A Record Of Such Information., Colorado General Assembly Jan 1919

Entitled And Act For The Appointment Of A State Railroad Commission, Consisting Of Five Members And Such Assistants And Employes As Are Necessary To Carry Out The Provisions Of This Act; To Prescribe And Define Its Powers And Duties; To Fix The Salaries Of The Commissioners And Of The Employes Of The Commission; To Make And Appropriation For Salaries And Expenses Of The Commission; To Provide For The Condemnation Upon Behalf Of The People Of The State Of Colorado, Of The Railroad And Property Of Railroad Operating Wholly Within The State; To Empower Said Commission To Institute And Prosecute To Final Determination, In A Court Of Competent Jurisdiction, Proceedings In Eminent Domain, Upon Behalf Of And In The Name Of The State Of Colorado, For The Condemnation Of The Railroad And Property Of The Denver And Salt Lake Railroad, To The End That The State Of Colorado May Acquire Own, Operate And Hold Title Thereto; To Ascertain The Approximate Cost Of Purchase By Such Condemnation; To Ascertain The Approximate Cost Of Purchase By Such Condemnation; To Ascertain The Approximate Cost Of Construction And Equipment For Operation By Electricity Of The Main Range Tunnel Upon The Line Of Said Denver And Salt Lake Railroad-Approximately Six And Four-Tenths Miles Long-Near James Peak; To Ascertain The Approximate Cost Of Extension, Including Equipment, Of Said Denver And Salt Lake Railroad From The Present Terminus At Craig, Colorado. By The Most Feasible Route, To Thewestern Boundary Line Of The State Of Colorado, And From Its Present Line Near Mccoy, Colorado To A Junction With The Denver And Rio Grande Railroad At Dotsero, Colorado; To When The Approximate Amount Is Ascertained, Submit To The Qualified Voters Of The State Of Colorado, In The Manner Provided By Its Constitution And Laws, For Their Approval Or Rejection, A Constitutional Amendment Providing For The Issuance Of Thirty-Year, Four And One-Half Per Centum Bonds Of The State Of Colorado, Sufficient In Amount To Pay For Said Condemnation, Said Tunnel Built And Said Extensions Constructed And Equipped, Operate Said Property, Call For Bids And Let Contracts For The Operation Of Said Property And Properties At Rentals In No Case Less Than Sufficient In Amount To Pay Off And Discharge The Principal And Interest Upon Said Bonds On Or Before The Maturity Thereof; To Exercise Powers Similar To Those Conferred As To The Denver And Salt Lake Railroad, As To All Railroads Whose Lines Are Entirely Within The State Of Colorado; To Have An Exercise Such Other And Further Powers, And To Do And Peform Such Acts As Are Necessarily Incident To The Purpose Contemplated., Colorado General Assembly Jan 1919

To Provide For The Payment Of The Maintenance And Support Of The Capitol And Colorado State Museum Buildings And Grounds For The Fiscal Years 1919 And 1920, And For Necessary Repairs, Replacements, Alterations And Improvements Of Said Buildings And Grounds And For Furniture And Fixtures., Colorado General Assembly Jan 1919

Entitled, An Act To Amend An Act Entitled, "An Act Creating A Department Of Factory Inspection And Providing Safety Appliances, Fire Escapes, Trap Doors, Gates, Fences, And Toilet And Dressing Rooms, Regulating The Ventilation And Sanitary Conditions Of Factories, Mills, Workshops, Bakeries, Laundries, Stores, Hotels, Boarding Or Bunk Houses; Defining The Word "Person," "Manufacturing Establishment," And The Clause "Any Person Owning Or Operating Any Manufacturing Establishment," As Used In This Act; Providing For The Appointment Of Factory Inspectors, Defining Their Powers, Duties, Salaries And Expenses Thereof; Providing For The Arbitration Of Disputes Arising Under This Act; Providing An Appropriation To Pay The Salaries And Expenses Of The Chief Factory Inspector And His Deputies, And The Liability Of The Owner Of The Premises For Alterations And Providing Penalties For The Violation Of Any Of The Provisions Of This Act, And To Give A Cause Of Action For The Personal Injuries Or Death Caused By Reason Of The Violation Of Any Of The Provision Of This Act," Approved June 5th, 1911., Colorado General Assembly Jan 1919

To Amend Section 5876 Of The Revised Statutes Of Colorado, 1908, Relating To Schools., Colorado General Assembly Jan 1919

Relating To The Estates Of Deceased Persons, Insane Persons, Mental Incompetents And Feeble-Minded Persons., Colorado General Assembly Jan 1919

To Provide For The Payment Of Part Of The Expense Of The Maintenance, Support And Incidental Expense Of The State Penitentiary For The Years 1919 And 1920, To Provide For A Portion Of The Salary And Expense Of The State Parole Officer For The Same Period., Colorado General Assembly Jan 1919

To Amend Chapter 211 Of The Session Laws Of 1911. Entitled "An Act Providing For The Licensing Of Stallions And Jacks Used In Public Service" And Approved May 29, 1911., Colorado General Assembly Jan 1919

Making An Appropriation From The Capitol Building Fund For The Purchase Of Additional Lands., Colorado General Assembly Jan 1919

Proclamation, Colorado General Assembly Jan 1919

To Amend Section 3460 Of The Revised Statutes Of 1908, Being Section 3 Of An Act Entitled "An Act To Amend An Act Entitled 'An Act In Relation To Irrigation Districts,' Approved May 3, 1905," Approved April 3, 1907., Colorado General Assembly Jan 1919

For The Relief Of Mrs. Louise D. Smith., Colorado General Assembly Jan 1919

To Amend Sections 8 And 12 Of The Horticultural Inspection Act (Chapter 131 Of The Session Laws Of 1917) So As To Extend The Duties Of The State Entomologist, Provide A Quarantine On Poisinous Plants, And Other Objects, Provide For The Control Of The Alfalfa Weevil In The State And Make An Increased Appropriation To Support The Work., Colorado General Assembly Jan 1919

Relative To The Contraction Of Indebtednes By School Districts, Colorado General Assembly Jan 1919

To Provide For The Incorporation And Regulation Of Lateral Ditches., Colorado General Assembly Jan 1919

For The Relief Of James S. Bush, And To Provide For The Payment To Him Of Certain Moneys By The State Due And Owing To Him For Services And Disbursements By Him Heretofore Made By Authority Of Law Pursuant To The Act April 18th, A. D. 1891, Providing For The Collection, Management And Display Of The Products Of This State At The Louisiana Purchase Exposition Of 1904, James S. Bush, Of Denver, Colorado, Was Appointed As Superintendent Of The Exhibit Of This State At Said Louisiana Purchase Exposition, And There Is Now Due Him For Unpaid Salary And Disbursements By Him In His Said Office The Sum Of Two Hundred Twenty-Five Dollars And Sixty-Five Cents ($225.65), Therefore,, Colorado General Assembly Jan 1919

To Fix The Terms Of The District Court Of The Several Counties In The Ninth Judicial District Of The State Of Colorado, And To Provide For All Matters Pending Therein, And The Manner Of Proceeding Therewith, Together With All Recognizances, Bonds And Undertakings, And The Manner Of Proceeding Therewith And Therein, And To Repeal All Acts And Parts Of Acts Inconsistent Or In Conflict With The Provisions Of This Act., Colorado General Assembly Jan 1919

To Provide For The Relief Of The State Penitentiary By An Appropriation For The Payment Of Outstanding Bills For The Years 1917 And 1918., Colorado General Assembly Jan 1919

For The Support And Maintenance Of The Colorado State Fair At Pueblo, Colorado., Colorado General Assembly Jan 1919

To Prevent The Display Of The Red Flag In Public In The State Of Colorado, Colorado General Assembly Jan 1919

To Provide For The Payment Of A Part Of The Expenses And Maintenance, Support And Incidental Expenses Of The State Home And Training School For Mental Defectives At Ridge, Colorado, For The Biennial Period Commencing December 1, 1918, And Ending November 30, 1920., Colorado General Assembly Jan 1919

To Provide For The Payment Of A Part Of The Expenses For Maintenance Of The Colorado State Soldiers And Sailors Home And Making Appropriation Therefor., Colorado General Assembly Jan 1919

Making Appropriation For The Support And Maintenance Of The State Home And Training School For Mental Defectives, Including The Payment Of The Salaries Of The Officers And Employes Thereof, For The Biennial Period Beginning December 1, 1918, And Ending November 30, 1920, The Erection, Furnishing And Proper Equipment Of Four Cottages, A Deep Well And Pump-House, An Underground Tunnel To Various Buildings Of The Institution, And For Repairs And Improvements Of The Grounds Of Said Home., Colorado General Assembly Jan 1919

Table To Chapters And Titles, Colorado General Assembly Jan 1919

To Enable The State Of Colorado To Protect The Waters Of Its Natural Streams And To Maintain The Right Of Appropriation And Use Of Such Waters For Beneficial Purpose Within This State And Making An Appropriation Therefor Of The First Class., Colorado General Assembly Jan 1919

To Provide For The Payment Of Damages To Mrs. Martha Shute For Injuries Caused By An Explosions In The State Capitol Building On January 2nd, 1899., Colorado General Assembly Jan 1919

To Amend The Charter Of Georgetown., Colorado General Assembly Jan 1919

To Amend Chapter 102 Of The Session Laws Of Colorado Of 1893 (Section 2941 Of The Revised Statutes Of Colorado Of 1908) Entitled: "An Act To Designate Saturday During The Months Of June, July And August As A Half Holiday And Providing For The Payment Of Commercial Paper Due Thereon, In Every City Of This State Having A Population Of One Hundred Thousand (100,000) Or Over," So That The Same Will Read: An Act To Designate Saturday During The Months Of June, July And August As A Half Holiday And Providing For The Payments Of Commercial Paper Due Thereon, In Every City Of This State Having A Population Of Twenty-Five Thousand (25,000) Or Over., Colorado General Assembly Jan 1919