The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-27
LEGISLATURE OF IDAHO
THE aIxEnP AED CATTLE INDUSTRY
DISCUSSED.
The Medical nan ARounea the sen-
atorn ana 0onaunaes the nig-
weR Fart Of the week.

Elder declared that the substitute bill
presented by the live stock committee wa.
In the intarast Of the sheep owners. with,
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sne ieslsiature should pass II u II desired
% protect the ranges against large royInE
bands OF sheep.
Perkins thought the committee,s bill
would practically abolish the sheen indus
try.
Briggs wanted II understood that the
substitute measure had bean sent all 1yer
the state 10 prominent shaep men 70,
their approyal adding that II the nresant
conditions continue II win NOT be long be-
fore the people In the Snake river valley
will be importing beat cattle from utah
and Montana
Wright elaime., that the growth M The
cattle Industry would afford a market for
the hay which "a rottinr an over the
Boise valley. and thar any measure which
would restrict tha shaan tndnstrv ana
enlarge the eattla ,ndnstrv woul6 ne a
blessing no the state addtnr that the t,ros
Il coming whom nat,anca win caasa 70 ~
n WHINE and men win lurk hAhina rocks
to shoot down sheen haraarz and das,r,,, I,
their Industry I'm order 10 save the haal,h
Of their wives and chudran Much ~ The
disease nrava,ltps, in Soma narts n, ,hs
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tiers bv the sheen
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state affairs reported I'm favor of tba ,as
are Of the mn ralatirs, 70 var,hI,n., a.
troduced by workman and one y,eD,h.r
Of the committaa rar.orta1 a. g.. :,
its fndennfta uos.r,onament In tha d,s-
crsSion that foIIovra.i TSr,1Oz saId tha, h,
Idaho- CITY four-fifths az the gambI,ns
had baen done awav vv,th nv q s,r,,, 81.
titnanea passAd NV the c,tv ,o,,rctI en-.
that children VIM bs1ora the or1,n.rca
was paasea we're roarojps- ~. .+ras,.
barefoot nov we're go,nsy ~, .cho,l -
ing Rood clothes aa VEN "a sboaa
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ground that sven the nrasan, Law ras-,,-
lattnR rambling was No, ergorra1 -Tha
majority reDort was ACCENTED n r,ar,hsr-
voting no-Anan Andrews pear E3rv.r
Claxett c.lawson 9av~ Iobn.on xT,,cn-
al. orr and Ro9ers.
PubIIe sehooI.
Considerable interest was manifested in
the debate over the distribution of license
moneys, introduced by the ways and
means commtttAa Drovt5,n1 ,bat "a -
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- - - o11--A' @"As DtA
~-- Oae 1H.' tne cieieS' al
ieAuS lawns superior Scnoois. were now
H.Ole t"OneS' "nhe tne OOSs
10 - sS N Lne country were going pare
~. a-io onV reeeiVins three months
e@cn year. ana waite coulo not
SO me Denent OF ounldins up the city
schools when 20 per cent Of the children |
VI ths STATE never attended any other |
'hah the district schooL
On tne other hand' Hampton claimed |
that 1t was impossible to reduce all |
schools TO the same level If the money |
was distributed among the country |
It would amount to very little per |
school. while he believed that at least |
one high school grade should ba sun-
ported in each county.
The bill was talked to death.
other Natter.
The house passed:
Beary's lien bill.
Fulton's bill legalizing three-barbed |
wire fences.
Elders bill authorizing city councils |
and village trustees to levy tax for the |
funding and purchase OF outstanding |