The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-02-09

were offering $4,000 for three Coun-
cilman's votes Thursday night.
To the honor of the democratic
party of Idaho, not one of the six
! democratic Councilmen were OBJ
structionists.
The Governors appointees, R. 2.
Johnson, Attorney General, and
Chas. Himrod, Treasurer, were con-
firmed by the reconstructed Coun-
Gil. J. H. Wickersham, as Con-
troller, and c. C. Stevenson, Supt.
of Public Instruction were pre-
viously confirmed.
The following are the bills that
have become laws, together with
the memorials, etc, passed, up till
noon on Wednesday last.
COUNCIL BILLS.
No. 2. An act relative to assess
ment insurance companies APP
proved January 25th.
No. 7. An act for the relief of
Robert Larimer and others. Became
a law without signature of the
governor January %.
Is. An act to amend section sol
revised statutes, approved January
10Th.
IA. To amend title 2, Chapter
II, of the political code, approved
January 25.
Is. Providing for the disposal of
certain territorial property known
as the Idaho mineral exhibit, ap-
proved January 21st.
20. To establish the university
of Idaho, approved January 3Oth.
%. For the relief of E. r. Haw-
ley J. P. Campbell and John HALEY
Jr. approved January 30th.
Is. Creating a prison commits
sion and to prescribe its powers and
duties, approved January 30th.
81. Amending section 1923 of
the revised statutes, approved Jan
uary 20.
G.. G.. R. 1. Relating to the APP
pointmento of a special committee on
capital buildings and grounds,
passed council 18th and house 18th
December.
C. Substitute for H. B. 1, to
regulate the ages between which a
person shall be liable for poll taxes,
the when they shall become delin-
quent, and the exemption of certain
classes; approved January 18th.
G. substitute for house concur
rant resolution 1, relating to tele-
phones, passed both houses January
Goth.
C. J. R. 1, relating to postage
stamps for members, approved Jan.
3rd.
C. J. R. 2, relating to the relief of
James M. Harris, sheriff of Yellow
stone county, Montana.
C. J. R. 4, appropriating money
to pay expenses of committee on
public institutions, approved Janu-
airy 25th.
GU. M. 2, to the house of repre-
sentatives for passage of senate bill
amending alien act so as to except
mines from its provisions, passed
the house 22d and council 23d Jan.
C. J. NJ. 3. Memorializing con-
gress to grant certain laws to the
Bingham county agricultural asso-
citation. Passed the council the
18th, and the house 18th January.
HOUSE BILLS.
5. Relating to liens of laborers,
January 10th.
II. Relating to the mode of
taking the testimony of witnesses
January 10th.
20. provide for the appropria-
ton of funds by Bingham county
for the purpose of correcting the
records of deeds and other records
in said county, approved January
10Th.
26. To repeal an act entitled an
act defining the duties and fixing
he salary Of the treasurer of Nez
Perez county, and for other pur-
poses, approved January 18th.
81. To repeal an act entitled an
lct defining the duties, and fixing +,
he salary of the assessor Of Nez {
'erce county, approved January
9th. L
81. To amend section 1927 title
!, chapter 4 of the revised statutes ,
f Idaho relating to eminent domain s
pproyed 28th January.
81. To repeal section 81 of
pecial laws of Idaho Territory
elating to Custer county, approved i
4th January.
81. To amend section 173 of the :