Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-02-06
LEGISLATIVE COMPILED FROM
THE GOLDEN AGE OF THE 2ND
AND 9TH OF JANUARY, 1864.

J. b. 10, by Waterbury, authorizes Chas. AID
is to establish ferry. The bill to proven
he sale of whisky, guns, &c. to Indians, pass
d the Council unanimously. The H. bill t.
lvorce W. P. and Mary A. JefFries, was re
ected Smiths G. B. in relation to marriage
No divorce, passed, also Stanford's bonds
ue-bills, &c.
In the House, Mr.. Leland introduced a me
lorlal to connect the navigable waters of The
LSFouri with those of the Columbia by Z
lIltary road. By Mr.. Campbell, bill re
,'lng to rights of property, mining-claims
Itches, canals and water rights, under the
WIS of Washington. H. NJ. Nos. and 2
ere taken up and passed-(what they relate
the reader will have to gpess.) Bills for
creation of Offices, and the adoption Of
common law of England were passed.
90 district attorneys in each district. Van
yck's gas bill passed-Mr. Orr alone voting
the negative. Bills for the incorporation
N. w. Ditch Co. and Bannock City Water
passed unanimously. G. B. in relation
incorporation, passed. On the goth, Mr..
'ithly introduced bill in rela ton to eoun-
treasurers, and one to prohibit gaming
Mr.. Miller, to create the county of Onei-
The following bills we're passed To
mt session laws; Wiley & Cornish's toll
ID; marks instead Of signatures (Mt. Kelly
ne voting in the negatives to prohibit
rriage and cohabitation Of whites with Ne
e8, Indians and Chinese; commissioners
deeds, partnerships. A message was re-
yed from the Governor, announcing that
had approved the act in relation to official
ms. In the Council on the Both, Browns
money on account and at interest," passed.
the bill to adopt the common law of
gland. In the house, Mr.. Keithly offered
int resolution of thanks to the captors Of
Magruder murder ers. The following bills
passed: Board of commissioners prac-
of medicine and surgery increased pay
Ulcers Bacon, Kelly, Orr, and Tufts vot-
no. divorce Of Grannice and wife. Mr..
fish introduced bill to exclude traitors
alien enemies from courts of Justice
Oh was, on motion of Mr.. Leland, laid on
table.
the Council on the 31st, the House Joint
luton, changing the name Of Hog EN- to
Of " Pioneer City," was passed unani-
8ly. The following bills were passed =
Ia, roads, and highways; coroners part
hips; commissioners of deeds; to pro-
the mixture of races, &c. office Of dis
attorney marks instead of signatures
memorial in relation to division of the
,itOry was adopted. In the House. mes
was received from the Governor, an
1cing his signature 10 the act creating
county of Owyhee. An act in relation to
5erS passed also one fixing the age oil
o1ig.
Council, Jan. I'd, Mr.. Rheem introduc-
bill to put in force the laws of w ashing-
Territory in Idaho, which was passed unau-
lsly also passed bill in relation to the
. idiotic and insane. In the House, Mr.
ID introduced bill to authorize John
yerton and others to establish a toll-road
J the mouth Of Little Salmen to Placer
in Boise county. The bill to grant the
t to construct tolI-road by N ewberg,
gs & Co. was indefinitely postponed. Bills
ing to the following subjects were passed
and prisoners; creating the county of
ida; bills of exchange, and promissory
S. The bills to authorize A. 6. T
ger and others to build toll-road from
mock to Owyhee; Firebaugh & Co. to
/ a toll-road and T. H. Stringham and
rs to build road, were referred, on mo-
of Mr.. Leland, to committee Of the
lie House, except the Boise delegation.
ounci Jan. 4th A message was received
the Governor, announcing that he had
owed an act concerning corporations. A
passed transferring suits from Shoshone
idaho counties to the LIST Judicial Dist.
the bill to authorize H. D. Van Wyck
animate Bannock and Buena Vista with