Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-09-26
q. sa,R'gEssHsE;sg 2t;. 1859.


'uIiai VI I'm NTNtt'UiNSS, ANU JIG yt"e
md navs OF the members Of either
House on any question shall, at the
request of any three member. present. he !
entered on the journal.
SEC. A. Bills may originate in
either House, but may be amended or
rejected in the ohter, except that bills for
raising rcvenuc shall originate in the
House of Repre- senta'vcs
SEC Is. No law shall be PASSED
except By bill, nor shall any till be put
upon its final passage until the same,
with the amendments thereto, shall have
been printed for the use Of the members
nor shall any bill become law unless the
same shall have been read on three
several days in each House previous to
the final vote thereon: Prcpided, In
case of urgency, two thirds of the House
where such tin may be pending, may
upon a vote of the yeas and nays, dis
rcnse with this provision. On the final
passage of all bills, they shall be read at
length, section by section, aud the vote
shall be by yeas and nays upon each bill
separately, and shall be entered upon the
journal and no bill shall become law
without the coucurrance Of majority Of
the members present.
SEC. lG. Every act shall embrace
but one subject aud matters properly
connected tn rewith, which subjec shall
be expressed in the title but if any cub
ject shall be embraced in an act which
shall not be expressed in the title, sucl,
act shall be void only as to so much
thereof a. shall not be embraced in the
title.
SEC. II. Every act or joint resolu
ton shall be plainly worded, avoiding as
far as practicable the use of technica
terms.
SIC IS. No act shall be revised o,
amended by mere reference to its title
but the section MS amended shall be sc,
forth and published at full length.
SEC. 10. The Legislature shall no
pass local or special laws in any Of tn,
following enumerated cases, tha. is to say
Regulating the jurisdiction and dutic
of the Justices of the Peace and Ccn
stables.
For the punishment Of crimes an,
misdemeauors.
| Regulating the practice Of the court
of justice.
! Providing for a change of venue il
civil and criminal actions.
| Granting divorces.
| Changing the names OF persons Q
place-.
| Authorizing the laying out, opening
alterin, maintaining, working on, Q
vacatiog, roads, highways, streets, alley
town plats, parks, cemeteries, or an
public grounds not owned by the STATE
Summonipg and impaDnelins gran
and trial juries, and providing for thei
compensation.
Regulating county and township bus
ness, or the election Of county an
township officers.
For the assessment and collection ,
taxes.
Providing for and conducting election
p or designating the place Of voting.
Il Affecting estates OF deceased person
' minors or other persons under leg
disabilities.
Extending the time for collection
G taxes.
Giving effect to invalid deeds, leas
d or other instruments,
@ Refunding money paid into the Sta
$ treasury.
II, Releasing or extinguishing, in who
, or in part, the Indebtedness, liability
It obligation of any person or corporate
" in this State, or any municipal corpo1
n ton therein.
t. Declaring any person Of age, or aut
orizing any minor to sell, lease or encu1
.e Dor his OF her property.
s. Lrgalizing as against the State,
% authorized or invalid act Of any officer.
l. Exempting property from taxation.
sr Changing county seats; unless t
.e law authorizing the change shall requi
in that two-tbirds Of the legal votes cast
6, a general Or special election shall des
rs nate the place to which he county 81
20 shall bo changed: PROVIDED, That I
a. power to pass special law shall cease
rs long as the Legislature shal! provide
N such change BY general law: Provsd'
further, That no special law sball
a passed for any one county oftener tb
&c once in n years.
Restoring to citizenship persons %