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Thomas B. Corbett. The Legislative Manual, of the State of Colorado
The Legislative Manual, of the State of Colorado
Table of Contents
PREFACE
HISTORY OF COLORADO
ANALYTICAL INDEX. OF THE. CONSTITUTION OF COLORADO
ANALYTICAL INDEX. OF THE. CONSTITUTION OF UNITED STATES
INDEX TO. MANUAL OF PARLIAMENTARY PRACTICE
HISTORY OF COLORADO
CHAPTER I
CHAPTER II
ORGANIC ACT
AMENDMENTS TO THE ORGANIC ACT
AN ACT AMENDATORY OF THE ORGANIC ACT OF COLORADO TERRITORY
AN ACT TO REGULATE THE ELECTIVE FRANCHISE IN THE TERRITORIES OF THE UNITED STATES
AN ACT AMENDATORY OF “AN ACT TO PROVIDE A TEMPORARY GOVERNMENT FOR THE TERRITORY OF MONTANA.” APPROVED MAY 26th, 1864
AN ACT MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE LEGISLATIVE, EXECUTIVE, AND JUDICIAL EXPENSES OF THE GOVERNMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING THE THIRTIETH OF JUNE, EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
AN ACT REGULATING THE COMPENSATION OF THE MEMBERS AND OFFICERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLIES OF THE SEVERAL TERRITORIES OF THE UNITED STATES, AND LIMITING THE DURATION OF THE SESSIONS OF SAID ASSEMBLIES
CHAPTER III
CHAPTER IV
ENABLING ACT
CHAPTER V
CONSTITUTION
PREAMBLE
ARTICLE I
BOUNDARIES
ARTICLE II
BILL OF RIGHTS
ARTICLE III
DISTRIBUTION OF POWERS
ARTICLE IV
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
ARTICLE V
LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT
CONGRESSIONAL AND LEGISLATIVE APPORTIONMENT
ARTICLE VI
JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT
SUPREME COURT
DISTRICT COURTS
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS
COUNTY COURTS
CRIMINAL COURT
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
POLICE MAGISTRATES
MISCELLANEOUS
ARTICLE VII
SUFFRAGE AND ELECTIONS
ARTICLE VIII
STATE INSTITUTIONS
ARTICLE IX
EDUCATION
ARTICLE X
REVENUE
ARTICLE XI
PUBLIC INDEBTEDNESS
ARTICLE XII
OFFICERS
ARTICLE XIII
IMPEACHMENTS
ARTICLE XIV
COUNTIES
COUNTY OFFICERS
ARTICLE XV
CORPORATIONS
ARTICLE XVI
MINING AND IRRIGATION. MINING
IRRIGATION
ARTICLE XVII
MILITIA
ARTICLE XVIII
MISCELLANEOUS
ARTICLE XIX
FUTURE AMENDMENTS
SCHEDULE
ORDINANCES
THE PROCLAMATION OF THE PRESIDENT ADMITTING THE STATE OF COLORADO INTO THE UNION
CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES
ARTICLE I
SECTION I
SECTION II
SECTION III
SECTION IV
SECTION V
SECTION VI
SECTION VII
SECTION VIII
SECTION IX
SECTION X
ARTICLE II
SECTION I
SECTION II
SECTION III
SECTION IV
ARTICLE III
SECTION I
SECTION II
SECTION III
ARTICLE IV
SECTION I
SECTION II
SECTION III
SECTION IV
ARTICLE V
ARTICLE VI
ARTICLE VII
AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION
ARTICLE I
ARTICLE II
ARTICLE III
ARTICLE IV
ARTICLE V
ARTICLE VI
ARTICLE VII
ARTICLE VIII
ARTICLE IX
ARTICLE X
ARTICLE XI
ARTICLE XII
ARTICLE XIII
ARTICLE XIV
ARTICLE XV
MANUAL OF PARLIAMENTARY PRACTICE
IMPORTANCE OF RULES
SECTION I. IMPORTANCE OF ADHERING TO RULES
SECTION II. LEGISLATIVE
SECTION III. PRIVILEGE
SECTION IV. ELECTIONS
SECTION V. QUALIFICATIONS
SECTION VI. QUORUM
SECTION VII. CALL OF THE HOUSE
SECTION VIII. ABSENCE
SECTION IX. SPEAKER
SECTION X. ADDRESS
SECTION XI. COMMITTEES
SECTION XII. COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
SECTION XIII. EXAMINATION OF WITNESSES
SECTION XIV. ARRANGEMENT OF BUSINESS
SECTION XV. ORDER
SECTION XVI. ORDER RESPECTING PAPERS
SECTION XVII. ORDER IN DEBATE
SECTION XVIII. ORDERS OF THE HOUSE
SECTION XIX. PETITIONS
SECTION XX. MOTIONS
SECTION XXI. RESOLUTIONS
SECTION XXII. BILLS
SECTION XXIII. BILLS—LEAVE TO BRING IN
SECTION XXIV. BILLS—FIRST READING
SECTION XXV. BILLS—SECOND READING
SECTION XXVI. BILLS—COMMITMENT
SECTION XXVII. REPORT OF COMMITTEE
SECTION XXVIII. BILL—RECOMMITMENT
SECTION XXIX. BILL—REPORTS TAKEN UP
SECTION XXX. QUASI-COMMITTEE
SECTION XXXI. BILLS—SECOND READING IN THE HOUSE
SECTION XXXII. READING PAPERS
SECTION XXXIII. PRIVILEGED QUESTIONS
SECTION XXXIV. THE PREVIOUS QUESTION
SECTION XXXV. AMENDMENTS
SECTION XXXVI. DIVISION OF THE QUESTION
SECTION XXXVII. CO-EXISTING QUESTIONS
SECTION XXXVIII. EQUIVALENT
SECTION XXXIX. THE QUESTION
SECTION XL. BILLS—THIRD READING
SECTION XLI. DIVISION OF THE HOUSE
SECTION XLII. TITLES
SECTION XLIII. RECONSIDERATION
SECTION XLIV. BILLS SENT TO THE OTHER HOUSE
SECTION XLV. AMENDMENTS BETWEEN THE HOUSES
SECTION XLVI. CONFERENCES
SECTION XLVII. MESSAGES
SECTION XLVIII. ASSENT
SECTION XLIX. JOURNALS
SECTION L. ADJOURNMENT
SECTION LI. A SESSION
SECTION LII. TREATIES
SECTION LIII. IMPEACHMENT
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLIES
TERRITORIAL GOVERNMENT
COUNCIL
REPRESENTATIVES
COUNCIL
REPRESENTATIVES
COUNCIL
REPRESENTATIVES
COUNCIL
REPRESENTATIVES
COUNCIL
REPRESENTATIVES
COUNCIL
REPRESENTATIVES
COUNCIL
REPRESENTATIVES
COUNCIL
REPRESENTATIVES
COUNCIL
REPRESENTATIVES
COUNCIL
REPRESENTATIVES
COUNCIL
REPRESENTATIVES
SENATE
REPRESENTATIVES
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
SENATE
REPRESENTATIVES
Length of Sessions and Number of Members—Territorial Organization
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTIONS
STATE ORGANIZATION
TERRITORIAL AND STATE OFFICERS
TERRITORIAL OFFICERS OF COLORADO
STATE OFFICERS
EXECUTIVE. ELECTED FOR TWO YEARS
UNITED STATES SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVE
JUDICIAL
JUDGES OF THE SUPREME COURT. Elected for Nine Years, except as otherwise provided in Constitution, Art. vi. Sec. 8
DISTRICT JUDGES. ELECTED FOR SIX YEARS
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS. ELECTED FOR THREE YEARS
REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY
TRUSTEES OF SCHOOL OF MINES
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
MANAGERS OF PENITENTIARY
TRUSTEES OF DEAF MUTE INSTITUTE
MEMBERS OF THE STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE
STATE OFFICERS OF COLORADO
OFFICIAL VOTE FOR STATE OFFICERS
MANUAL OF. CUSTOMS, PRECEDENTS AND FORMS
ORGANIZATION
DRAWING OF SEATS
COMPENSATION
PAY OF OFFICERS
DUTIES OF OFFICERS
REGULATIONS IN THE DEPARTMENT OF THE CLERK
GENERAL REGULATIONS
DUTIES OF MESSENGERS
STATIONERY
NEWSPAPERS
PROCESS OF PASSING BILLS
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
FORMS
INVESTIGATIONS
QUORUMS
RULES AND ORDERS OF THE SENATE
RULES AND ORDERS OF THE HOUSE
MEETINGS, QUORUM, ETC
SPEAKER
ORDER OF THE DAY
DECORUM AND ORDER OF DEBATE
BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
RECONSIDERATION
PREVIOUS QUESTION
ADMISSIONS TO THE FLOOR
COMMITTEES
RULES
JOINT RULES OF THE SENATE AND HOUSE
SENATE RULES
CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
THE EXECUTIVE
THE CABINET
SUPREME COURT
UNITED STATES ARMY ORGANIZATION
GENERAL OFFICERS
MAJOR GENERALS
BRIGADIER GENERALS
ADJUTANT GENERAL
QUARTERMASTER GENERAL
COMMISSARY GENERAL OF SUBSISTENCE
JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERAL
SURGEON GENERAL
PAYMASTER GENERAL
CHIEF ENGINEER
CHIEF OF ORDNANCE
CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
FORTY-FOURTH CONGRESS,
SENATE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
FORTY-FIFTH CONGRESS,
SENATE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
PRESIDENTS AND VICE-PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES
THE STATES AND TERRITORIES OF THE UNION
FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS
DIPLOMATIC OFFICERS OF UNITED STATES
POST-OFFICES IN COLORADO
COUNTIES OF COLORADO
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES. OF THE. COLORADO CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION. STATE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
UNITED STATES SENATORS
REPRESENTATIVE
THE EXECUTIVE OFFICERS
GOVERNOR
LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR
SECRETARY OF STATE
STATE TREASURER
STATE AUDITOR
ATTORNEY-GENERAL
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
COLORADO LEGISLATURE
SENATE
First District consists of Weld county. Population, 6,000
Second District consists of Larimer county. Population, 3,500
Third District consists of Boulder county, and has two Senators. Population, 12,000
Fourth District, consists of Gilpin county. Population 9,000
Fifth District, consists of the counties of Gilpin, Summit and Grand. Population 11,800
Sixth District, consists of Clear Creek county, and has two Senators. Population 10,000
Seventh District, consists of Jefferson county. Population 5,500
Eighth District, consists of Arapahoe county and has four Senators. Population 28,000
Ninth District, consists of the counties of Bent and Elbert. Population 5,500
Tenth District, consists of El Paso county. Population 5,750
Eleventh District, consists of Douglas county. Population 3,500
Twelfth District consists of Park county. Population 4,500
Thirteenth District consists of the counties of Lake and Saguache. Population 4,800
Fourteenth District, consists of the county of Fremont. Population 5,250
Fifteenth District, consists of Pueblo county. Population, 6,500
Sixteenth District, consists of Huerfano county. Population 5,000
Seventeenth District consists of the county of Las Animas, and has two Senators
Eighteenth District, consists of Costilla county. Population 2,000
Nineteenth District, consists of Conejos county. Population 2,500
Twentieth District, consists of the counties of Rio Grande, Hinsdale, San Juan and La Plata. Population 12,800
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Arapahoe county, has seven representatives. Population 28,000
Bent county. Population 4,000
Boulder county has four members. Population 12,000
Conejos county. Population 2,500
Costilla county. Population 2,000
Costilla and Conejos counties. Population 4,500
Clear Creek county, has four Representatives. Population 10,000
Douglas County. Population 3,500
Elbert county. Population 1,500
El Paso county has two representatives. Population 5,750
Fremont county has two representatives. Population 5,250
Gilpin county has three representatives. Population 8,800
Grand county. Population 1,000
Hinsdale county. Population 4,000
Huerfano county has two representatives. Population 5,000
Jefferson county has two Representatives. Population 5,500
La Plata county. Population 800
Larimer county. Population 3,500
Las Animas county has three Representatives. Population 10,000
Park County. Population 4,500
Pueblo county has two Representatives. Population 6,500
Rio Grande county. Population 4,000
Saguache county. Population 2,500
San Juan county. Population 4,000
Summit County. Population 2,000
Weld county has two Representatives. Population 6,000
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