6CHAPTER III.
153REPRESENTATIVES.
7CHAPTER IV.—ENABLING ACT.
154COUNCIL.
8CHAPTER V.—CONSTITUTION.
155REPRESENTATIVES.
9ANALYTICAL INDEX OF THE CONSTITUTION OF COLORADO.
156COUNCIL.
10ANALYTICAL INDEX OF THE CONSTITUTION OF UNITED STATES.
157REPRESENTATIVES.
11INDEX TO MANUAL OF PARLIAMENTARY PRACTICE.
158COUNCIL.
12CHAPTER I.
159REPRESENTATIVES.
13ORGANIC ACT.
160COUNCIL.
14AN ACT AMENDATORY OF THE ORGANIC ACT OF COLORADO TERRITORY.
161REPRESENTATIVES.
15AN ACT TO REGULATE THE ELECTIVE FRANCHISE IN THE TERRITORIES OF THE UNITED STATES.
162COUNCIL.
16AN ACT AMENDATORY OF “AN ACT TO PROVIDE A TEMPORARY GOVERNMENT FOR THE TERRITORY OF MONTANA.” APPROVED MAY 26th, 1864.
163REPRESENTATIVES.
17AN 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.
164COUNCIL.
18AN 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.
165REPRESENTATIVES.
19CHAPTER III.
166COUNCIL.
20ENABLING ACT.
167REPRESENTATIVES.
21PREAMBLE.
168SENATE.
22BOUNDARIES.
169REPRESENTATIVES.
23BILL OF RIGHTS.
170CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
24DISTRIBUTION OF POWERS.
171SENATE.
25EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
172REPRESENTATIVES.
26LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
173Length of Sessions and Number of Members—Territorial Organization.
27LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT.
174CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTIONS.
28CONGRESSIONAL AND LEGISLATIVE APPORTIONMENT.
175STATE ORGANIZATION.
29JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT.
176TERRITORIAL OFFICERS OF COLORADO.
30SUPREME COURT.
177EXECUTIVE.
31DISTRICT COURTS.
178UNITED STATES SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVE.
32DISTRICT ATTORNEYS.
179JUDGES OF THE SUPREME COURT.
33COUNTY COURTS.
180DISTRICT JUDGES.
34CRIMINAL COURT.
181DISTRICT ATTORNEYS.
35JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
182REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY.
36POLICE MAGISTRATES.
183TRUSTEES OF SCHOOL OF MINES.
37MISCELLANEOUS.
184PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
38SUFFRAGE AND ELECTIONS.
185MANAGERS OF PENITENTIARY.
39STATE INSTITUTIONS.
186TRUSTEES OF DEAF MUTE INSTITUTE.
40EDUCATION.
187MEMBERS OF THE STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE.
41REVENUE.
188OFFICIAL VOTE FOR STATE OFFICERS.
42PUBLIC INDEBTEDNESS.
189ORGANIZATION.
43OFFICERS.
190DRAWING OF SEATS.
44IMPEACHMENTS.
191COMPENSATION.
45COUNTIES.
192PAY OF OFFICERS.
46COUNTY OFFICERS.
193DUTIES OF OFFICERS.
47CORPORATIONS.
194REGULATIONS IN THE DEPARTMENT OF THE CLERK.
48MINING AND IRRIGATION.
195GENERAL REGULATIONS.
49MILITIA.
196DUTIES OF MESSENGERS.
50MISCELLANEOUS.
197STATIONERY.
51FUTURE AMENDMENTS.
198NEWSPAPERS.
52SCHEDULE.
199PROCESS OF PASSING BILLS.
53ORDINANCES.
200COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
54THE PROCLAMATION OF THE PRESIDENT ADMITTING THE STATE OF COLORADO INTO THE UNION.
201FORMS.
55SECTION I.
202INVESTIGATIONS.
56SECTION II.
203QUORUMS.
57SECTION III.
204MEETINGS, QUORUM, ETC.
58SECTION IV.
205SPEAKER.
59SECTION V.
206ORDER OF THE DAY.
60SECTION VI.
207DECORUM AND ORDER OF DEBATE.
61SECTION VII.
208BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS.
62SECTION VIII.
209COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
63SECTION IX.
210RECONSIDERATION.
64SECTION X.
211PREVIOUS QUESTION.
65SECTION I.
212ADMISSIONS TO THE FLOOR.
66SECTION II.
213COMMITTEES.
67SECTION III.
214RULES.
68SECTION IV.
215SENATE RULES.
69SECTION I.
216THE EXECUTIVE.
70SECTION II.
217THE CABINET.
71SECTION III.
218SUPREME COURT.
72SECTION I.
219GENERAL OFFICERS.
73SECTION II.
220MAJOR GENERALS.
74SECTION III.
221BRIGADIER GENERALS.
75SECTION IV.
222ADJUTANT GENERAL.
76ARTICLE V.
223QUARTERMASTER GENERAL.
77ARTICLE VI.
224COMMISSARY GENERAL OF SUBSISTENCE.
78ARTICLE VII.
225JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERAL.
79ARTICLE I.
226SURGEON GENERAL.
80ARTICLE II.
227PAYMASTER GENERAL.
81ARTICLE III.
228CHIEF ENGINEER.
82ARTICLE IV.
229CHIEF OF ORDNANCE.
83ARTICLE V.
230CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
84ARTICLE VI.
231SENATE.
85ARTICLE VII.
232HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
86ARTICLE VIII.
233SENATE.
87ARTICLE IX.
234HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
88ARTICLE X.
235PRESIDENTS AND VICE-PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES.
89ARTICLE XI.
236THE STATES AND TERRITORIES OF THE UNION.
90ARTICLE XII.
237DIPLOMATIC OFFICERS OF UNITED STATES.
91ARTICLE XIII.
238POST-OFFICES IN COLORADO.
92ARTICLE XIV.
239COUNTIES OF COLORADO.
93ARTICLE XV.
240UNITED STATES SENATORS.
94SECTION I.
241REPRESENTATIVE.
95SECTION II.
242GOVERNOR.
96SECTION III.
243LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR.
97SECTION IV.
244SECRETARY OF STATE.
98SECTION V.
245STATE TREASURER.
99SECTION VI.
246STATE AUDITOR.
100SECTION VII.
247ATTORNEY-GENERAL.
101SECTION VIII.
248SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
102SECTION IX.
249First District consists of Weld county. Population, 6,000.
103SECTION X.
250Second District consists of Larimer county. Population, 3,500.
104SECTION XI.
251Third District consists of Boulder county, and has two Senators. Population, 12,000.
105SECTION XII.
252Fourth District, consists of Gilpin county. Population 9,000.
106SECTION XIII.
253Fifth District, consists of the counties of Gilpin, Summit and Grand. Population 11,800.
107SECTION XIV.
254Sixth District, consists of Clear Creek county, and has two Senators. Population 10,000.
108SECTION XV.
255Seventh District, consists of Jefferson county. Population 5,500.
109SECTION XVI.
256Eighth District, consists of Arapahoe county and has four Senators. Population 28,000.
110SECTION XVII.
257Ninth District, consists of the counties of Bent and Elbert. Population 5,500.
111SECTION XVIII.
258Tenth District, consists of El Paso county. Population 5,750.
112SECTION XIX.
259Eleventh District, consists of Douglas county. Population 3,500.
113SECTION XX.
260Twelfth District consists of Park county. Population 4,500.
114SECTION XXI.
261Thirteenth District consists of the counties of Lake and Saguache. Population 4,800.
115SECTION XXII.
262Fourteenth District, consists of the county of Fremont. Population 5,250.
116SECTION XXIII.
263Fifteenth District, consists of Pueblo county. Population, 6,500.
117SECTION XXIV.
264Sixteenth District, consists of Huerfano county. Population 5,000.
118SECTION XXV.
265Seventeenth District consists of the county of Las Animas, and has two Senators.
119SECTION XXVI.
266Eighteenth District, consists of Costilla county. Population 2,000.
120SECTION XXVII.
267Nineteenth District, consists of Conejos county. Population 2,500.
121SECTION XXVIII.
268Twentieth District, consists of the counties of Rio Grande, Hinsdale, San Juan and La Plata. Population 12,800.
122SECTION XXIX.
269Bent county. Population 4,000.
123SECTION XXX.
270Boulder county has four members. Population 12,000.
124SECTION XXXI.
271Conejos county. Population 2,500.
125SECTION XXXII.
272Costilla county. Population 2,000.
126SECTION XXXIII.
273Costilla and Conejos counties. Population 4,500.
127SECTION XXXIV.
274Clear Creek county, has four Representatives. Population 10,000.
128SECTION XXXV.
275Douglas County. Population 3,500.
129SECTION XXXVI.
276Elbert county. Population 1,500.
130SECTION XXXVII.
277El Paso county has two representatives. Population 5,750.
131SECTION XXXVIII.
278Fremont county has two representatives. Population 5,250.
132SECTION XXXIX.
279Gilpin county has three representatives. Population 8,800.
133SECTION XL.
280Grand county. Population 1,000.
134SECTION XLI.
281Hinsdale county. Population 4,000.
135SECTION XLII.
282Huerfano county has two representatives. Population 5,000.
136SECTION XLIII.
283Jefferson county has two Representatives. Population 5,500.
137SECTION XLIV.
284Lake county. Population 2,300.
138SECTION XLV.
285La Plata county. Population 800.
139SECTION XLVI.
286Larimer county. Population 3,500.
140SECTION XLVII.
287Las Animas county has three Representatives. Population 10,000.
141SECTION XLVIII.
288Park County. Population 4,500.
142SECTION XLIX.
289Pueblo county has two Representatives. Population 6,500.
143SECTION L.
290Rio Grande county. Population 4,000.
144SECTION LI.
291Saguache county. Population 2,500.
145SECTION LII.
292San Juan county. Population 4,000.
146SECTION LIII.
293Summit County. Population 2,000.
147COUNCIL.
294Weld county has two Representatives. Population 6,000.
