The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-03-02
AMONG THE MAKERS.
Short Glimpses at the Idaho
Legislature.
New Bills that have been
Introduced.

airy line of Washington county 80 as
to include in the latter the Seven |
Devils, which, by an act of the last
legislature, was made part Of Idaho
county, came up on its third reading
and was passed by unanimous vote. {
In the Senate it was recommended (
that the following bills do not pass.
The Bonner county bill and the Idaho
Falls and Weiser agricultural college
bills.
Howe's senate bill relative to the
duties of the state board of equaliza-
ton was passed by unanimous vote.
The measure authorizes the state
board to equalize property by classes
and makes that body original
assessors of railroad, telegraph and
telephone lines.
The house bill to correct the error
in enrolling the state wagon road bill,
by which $135 was appropriated in
stead of $135, 900 was read the third
time in the senate and passed.
The senate amendments to the
Crane printing bill were concurred in
by the house and the bill now only
awaits the signature of the governor.
r The Osborn school of mines bill has
e been killed, The bill providing for
the appointment of a sheep inspector
in each county passed the house.
! Hopper's bill providing for the loan
/, ing of state and county funds to the
: banks paying the highest rate of
o interest passed the house by vote
: 26 to four. The bill providing for
$ the payment of taxes in county
d warrants passed the house. The
r mortgage exemption bill has also
Ut passed that branch. The bill by Moss
= providing for the payment of boun-
- ties for the scalps of destructive wild
q animals passed the senate. A lively
IL tilt took place Friday, between the
es speaker and Mills, of Bingham. The
- latter walked up to the speaker
~ :, rostrum and abused him, while the
a. members yelled with delight, and the
IL be, ,,cro1 ohAur Af itoalf
p The following bills have passed
ao the branches named:
es House-W orkmans bill for annua
le, meetings of direction of mining com
'er pany's.
zee Ruicks senate bill making silve
=, legal tender for the liquidation of al
ur debts hereafter contracted in thi
IN state, call stipulations in the contrac
,ar to the contrary Notwithstanding"
he Mills bill providing that when
wS w legal holiday falls on Sunday th
YER following Monday shall be the holida
rty and all negotiable instruments failin
ay- due on that day shall be payable 0
tn the next succeeding business day.
Greayes bill compelling county con
md missioners to publish semi-annu
liar reports of the auditor and treasure
uld Coeur d Alene City school of min'
null bill.
anu Campbell's senate bill regulatir
low :.
,.os the sale of Intoxicating liquors.
the Miller's senate bill providing f
cps the payment to jurors and witness
nee in probate and justices courts of
'ne w per day, and rs cents a mile one wa
om Mayhews senate bill providing (
Jaw the publication of volume 2 of t
rect Idaho supreme court reports.
on Howe's senate bill exempting frc
sep execution the homestead to
'oIa amount of So, 900, which exempt
ewd shall extend to the proceeds of a
tion, sale by the owner of such homeste
sill for period of six months from
anu date of such sale,
- Howe's senate bill allowing trav
and ing expenses to district Judges a
ould justices supreme court.
and Senate. e.-Underwood' bill prov
'en'- ing for fish exhibit at the Worl
Fair.
Mathews for the publication of
our Idaho reports.
Stewards, chat property may be 8
'nree to satisfy a lien by a person perfor
ing service.
,rice Watts bill to amend election
for regarding special elections in I
counties.