Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-01-19

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the Indian wars of 1ST7-S-9. Taylor
a bill to relieve Il. r. Hawley, Jas. p.
Campbell and John HALEY for ser
vices rendered in arresting and Ieturn-
ing an escaped horsethief to the peni-
Tertiary.
Brigham introduced bill for the
establishment of the University of
Idaho. The bill provides that the
University be located at Moscow, and
asks for a fund of $4,000 to be rails
ed by one mill tax on the property
of the Territory.
Council was notified that the House
had passed House bill No. 10 relating
to lawful fences. The passage of
House bill No. 90 appropriating funds
for Bingham county was recommend
ed.
Council bill No. 6, for the relief of
Robt. Larimer and Others, passed.
House bill No. 10, CLANCY, practice
of medicine, defeated
In committee of the whole, House
bill permitting women to be illegible
to the office of County School Super
jntendent, was considered and its pas
sage recommended
House bill No. IS, fish and game,
referred back to the committee on
Agriculture.
House bill No. ~, collection of poll
tax, laid on the table
Council substitute for House bill
No. /, poll tax, was considered in
committee of the whole, its passage
recommended, ordered engrossed and
passed to its third reading.
Council IN Committee of the Whole
recommended that House Bill No. 20,
Wheeler, appropriation of funds for
the correction of public deeds, records,
ETC., of Bingham county, pass.
Taylor, on leave, gave notice of the
introduction of bill to amend the
statutes on the subject of attachments
and Nelson to amend the statutes as
to the election of officers.
Council then adjourned.
HOUSE
The House was informed that the
Council had passed Council bill No.
IS, relating to the "Idaho Mineral
Exhibit"
Wheeler's petition in reference to
House bill No. 4s, relating to the an
nexation of a portion of Alturas to
Bingham county, referred to the COM
mittee ON counties and county bound
aries.
Mintzer, from the committee on
Education, reported a substitute for
the Miteham liquor bill, recommend
ing its passage.
The Committee on Judiciary re-
commended that House bill No. Sc,
with reference to the payment of wit
ness and jurors fees do not pass.
The same report with reference to
House bill No. 16, with reference to
the assessment of property in Idaho,
submitting a substitute and recon-
mending its passage.
The Committee on Territorial AT
fairs recommending the passage of
House Bill No. %, Kurtz, relating to
the establishing of Board of Imml-
grafton.
House Bills No. Z, for the protec-
ton of quails, and No. 81, Sargent, to
amend certain sections of the Revised
Statutes, passed.
In the afternoon, House Bill No. 22,
Kurtz, as decribed above, was duly
considered, and after being debated
pro and con, passed
The substitute for the Mitcham
liquor bill was laid on the table.
The substitute for House Bill No
IL, liquor bill, was taken from the
table and referred to the Committee
on Printing on vote OF IL to II.
House Bill No. So, Gorton, author
izing county commissioners to pur-
chase tollroads and construct bridges,
referred to the Committee on Roads,
Ferries and Bridges.
House Bill No. %, relating to the
practice of dental surgery, referred to
the Committee on Federal Relations.