Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-03-17
Bills That Are Law.

ne lolloWlng DIS, among others
Of less importance, have been APP
proved by the Governor:
No. a. To discourage the further
increase of alien population in this
State.
No. IS. Amending the law rela-
tive to administration of town ard
city governments. 1t provides for
the sprinkling of streets. The cost
to be assessed against the abutting
property.
No. 30. Repeating the act crea-
ting the office of State Engineer
No. 81. To compensate H. G. An
Choir & Co., for the loss of their ex-
hibit Of opals loaned by them TO the
State of Idaho, for the purpose of
making an exhibit of its products
at the worlds fair.
No. "a. Makes it unlawful for any
county officer to leave the State for
more than twenty days, unless with
the consent of the commissioners.
No. l8 Relating to chattel mort
cages upon growing crops.
No. "a. Compelling maintenance
of INDECENT members of the family.
No. AZ. To define the manner of
locating placer claims.
No. IS. To protect labels, trade
marks, terms, designs, devices of
advertising, etc, when used by any
association Of workingmen, and pro
vides a penalty of Imprisonment of
not more than three months or a
fine of not more than 800.
No. 70. Amends the school law
by authorizing the county treasurer
to pay direct to the treasurers of in
dependent school districts all money
belonging to them from the tax levy
No. 80. Provides that all taxa
BILE property must be assessed on
the second Monday in January, and
gives the assessor until July LIST to
make his returns.
No. ia. Amends the statute de-
filming the qualifications of an attor-
ney by striking out the words,
white male person, or white male
citizen" in the original statute.
No. 1913. Amends the statute re-
lating to assessors by providing that
on or before July lst in each year
the assessor must complete his as
sessment book and deposit in the
postoffice, addressed to each tax
payer, postage prepaid, the notice
giving the amount of said tax
payers assessment, both real and
personal.
No. 140. Amends the school law
by providing that any school dis
trict having taxable property to the
amount of $150,000 may organize it
self into an independent district.
No. 159. 70 establish a uniform
for the use of water un-
der sale, rental or distribution.
No. 165. An act to prohibit gam
bling.
The following bills are now in the
hands of the governor for his APP
prevail
To protect the grazing lands Of
Idaho from the stock of non-resi-
dents.
Amending revenue act and sale
of property for delinquent taxes.
Providing for the election of road
overseers in all road districts on the
first Monday Of December in each
year.
To repeal the section of the stat
utes relating to the establishment of
toll bridges and ferries.
To amend statutes describing
lawful fences and provides that
barb wire fence shall be considered
a lawful fence without the addition
of top board OF rail.
To exempt private canals and
bitches from taxation.
Fixing the qualifications and pre-
scribing the powers and duties OF
county attorneys.
Fixing the salaries of State Off
GERS. General appropriation bill.
Sundays Statesman says the gov
ernor has vetoed the Clearwater
county bill, also the State Salary,
Stock Grazing, delinquent tax sale,
relating to ferries, relating to mon
eys in penitentiary warden's hands,
relating to lawful fences, reducing
poll tax to $3.50.
The Governor has approved of
the medical bill, the fee bill, fish
and game act, the bill amending
the revenue law, relating to indie
pendent schools, to exempt private
bitches from taxation, the election
Of road overseers, to protect union
labor, defining duties of county at
torneys, providing for a state inves-
tigation commission, for paroling
convicts, defining the duties of school
supe rintendents, providing for the
quarantine of infected sheep, the
bill.
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