Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-02-19

No. 1859, by Fem, amending the charter
of the city of Boise.
No. ITO, by Gray, t le $4,000 bonds
for state wagon - IDS.
No. III, by John; III, ga~ding the cleo
ton of justices nj the eace and con-
stables.
No 172, by " tiers, c )ncerning the dis
tribution of waters Of streams.
No. 173. by Keat, amending the statute |
regarding the appointment of viewers OF
public highways.
No. ia, by Waters, amending the
statutes relating to trial by the court
No. ITS, by Waters, providing for Idaho's
exhibit at the Trans Mississippi Exposa-
ton.
No. 176, by Keat, appropriating $4375 for
labor done upon the state wagon road
from the mouth of st. Maries river to
Wallace.
No. IT, by Hamer, exempt1ng private
| canals and bitches from taxation.
| No. 49, by Rogers. by request appro-
priating s4090.45 for the payment of goods,
wares, merchandise and material sold
| and delivered by A. H. Andrews & Co.
| of Chicago to the state of Idaho FOR It's
use during the worlds fair.
No. 179, by Randolph, by request, max
ing one-half the fees and salaries of state,
county and municipal officers subject to
attachment and punishment.
No 1870, by the judiciary committee. re-
lating to stay of executions in civil &C
lions.
No. 1871, by the committee on state af-
fairs, abolishing the office or state IN
spector of mines.
No. 1872, by Waters, providing for the is
sue of $4,000 of bonds for the maintenance
of the state normal schools and the SOL
diers home.
No. 1873, by Kent, relating to the filing
of printed briefs in criminal cases.
No. 1884, by Flanagan, adding the last
Monday in April, May 80, and Labor day,
: to the list of legal holidays.
No. 1856, by Keat, appropriattng S3SIoo
; for ]. C. White and $174.2O for ]. Rand
Sanburn for services rendered upon the
state wagon road.
| No. 1856, by Workman, disqualifying
sheriffs and county assessors from hold
ing other Offices
No. 1877, by Bryan by request, requiring
, a license of $50 year from every person
selling liquors in any quantity, not to be
/ drank upon the premises where sold.
No. 1888, by Bryan, by request, providing
fine of not more than $25 for unneces-
sary labor upon the Sabbath.
5 No. 1879, by Clawson, regarding the
slaughter of cattle.
f | No. 100, by CIawson prohibiting Indians
e from carrying arms out of the counties
= where their reservations are situated.
\ | No. 1911, by Waters, providing for the
turning over to the general government
= of the United States for management the
| soldiers home located at Boise.
No. 1872 by Perkins, by request, appro
priating $500 to Mrs. e. A. Broadhead II
I payment for preparing herbarium o
wild flowers for the state exhibit at thu
worlds fair exposition.
r No. 1873, by Rigby, amending the fish ant
e game law.
4 No. 1874, by Hamer amending the exemp
4 ton law.
No. 1876, by Hampton, re-enactins tn
l. merchants license law.
o New Bills In the Senate.
The following bills have been introduced
= in the senate:
n No. 6, by judiciary committee, amend
ing section SOFA of the revised statutes
;, No. 81, by Nelson, providing for n chap
g lain of the penitentiary; salary $500
a year
a No. &c. by Davis of Boise amending tn
J., election law. 1t makes payment of pol
NJ taxes a qualification of voters
No. GA, by Davis of Boise, providing tina
= every person between q and so shall pa
"a | a poll tax of 49,
n No. g. by Rich, providing for the parol
of convicts, excepting such as are servin
" life sentences.
No. 66, by Harris, regulating insuranc
"a business in the state. 1T provides for
a license fee of $50 year. Agents are re
" quired to pay the state Is per cent @
premiums received.
:. No. CT, by Harris, providing for convey
ance of convicts to the penitentiary b
:, an officer sent for the purpose by tn
= warden.
! No. 6S, by Harris, relating to the SO
= diers' home.
"a No SO, by the judiciary committee, regl
lating the practice of medicine.
p No. 70, by Nelson, providing for phys
y cal training in the public schools
q No. II, by Rich, increasing the continl
= ing appropriation for the education of II
- blind and the deaf and dumb from $50
to $1,000.