Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-03-17
LEGISLATIVE RESULTS.
Continued from pare 4.

approved by the governor.
No. 4 to discourage the further in
crease Of alien population in this state.
8, by Bassett, to protect buffalo. It
provides a penalty Of $500 to $1,000 fine
or Imprisonment OF not less than one
month or more than one year in the
county jail
70, by Bassett, appropriating for pos
tage stamps and newspaper wrappers
for members 1857 so.
Is, by Keller, amending the law rela-
tive to administration Of town and city
governments. 1t provides for the
sprlnkling OF streets. The cost to be
assessed against the abutting property.
81, by Bennett, an act to compensate
II. Q. Anchor 4 Co., for the loss Of their
exhibit Of opals loaned by them to the
state Of Idaho, for the purpose Of max
ing an exhibit OF its products at the
Worlds Fair.
AZ, by Donnelly, to amend section
4144 revised Statutes, relating 10 the
services Of process against foreign cor
porations,
rs, by Ballentine. Of Blaine making a
fnrther appropriation Of $4,000 for
paying salaries and expenses of the scs-
sion.
81, by Keller, amending section 1926,
article |, chapter 8, Of the revised stat
utes It makes it unlawful for any
a1t,n+yy oHfoox ~ laoyo IN, rt,ta 81, -, ~.
than twenty days, unless with the con-
sent OF the commissioners.
The following house bills have been
approved by the governor:
II, by Flanagan. TO amend section
5774, of the revised Statutes to provide
that the father or mother OF minor,
/ unless incapable, must be entitled to
the guardianship OF the minor.
IS, by Elder, relating to chattel mort
cages upon growing crops or crops to be
sown and grown, and to amend section
1886 OF the revised statutes.
81, by Thomas, compelling mainten-
ance Of INDECENT members of the family
40, by Morgan, adds article to the
section providing for the removal Or sns-
pension Of attorneys and eounseIors as
| follows IIabitual intemperanee To
such an extent that Il disquaiies such
attorney from faithfully diseharging
the duties deyoking upon him.
Al, by Morgan, adding section 3060
to the statutes and reading as follows:
"The word homestead includes With
in its meaning the dwelling house in
which claimant resides and the land on
which the same is situated and located
as in this title provided"
G2, by Elder, amending the statutes
relating to the place OF trial Of civil
actions by adding that all actions
against life or fire insurance companies,
suit or action may be commenced and
tried in the county where the death oe-
cured or the loss was sustained.
65, by Flanagan, an act to protect
labels, trade marks, terms, designs,
devices OF advertising etc, when used
by any association Of workmen, and
provides penalty Of Imprisonment Of
not more than three months or fine OF
not more than 500
ia by Flanagan, amends the statute
defining the qualifications Of an attor-
ney by striking out the words, white
male person, or white male CITIZEN" in
the original statute.
| l15, by White, provides that all
moneys paid to the warden Of the state
penitentiary for the support Of United
States prisoners shall be paid at once
into the general tire lsury fund.
l23. by Hamer, amends the statute
relating to assessors by providing that
! on or before July 1st in each wear the
assessor must complete his assessment
book and deposit in the psf Office, adj
dressed to each taxpayer. postage pre-
paid, the notice giving the amount Of
said tax payers assessment, 10th real
] and personal.
l27, by Fem, gives authority to the
city councils and board d alderman and
!. trustees of all incorporated towns to
regulate. suppress or prohibit pfossitu-
ton
III, by Rogers, provides THAT any
person engaging in the business Of COM
piling Of abstracts OF title must first file
a bond with the county Judge in the
sum OF $4,000
II, BY Workman. is an act to fix the