The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-13
NEW BILLS IN HOUSE AND SENATE,

Legislators who Have Faith In n
Variety of Measures.
During the past week the following bills
were introduced In the house:
No. Ia. by Clawson-Makins per cent
the legal rate Of interest and Il per cent
by contract.
No. LIS. by Perkins-Providlng that not
| over 81 an acre shall be charged for lrrt-
eating purposes.
No. 12s, by Fem Cby request)-RemOdsl-
| ing the entire fish and game law.
No. Ii. by Fenn-Relatins to the prohi-
bltion of prostitution.
No. 12s, by Elder-Regarding the publ
cation Of the proceedings Of county com
nlssioners.
No. 129. by Hamer-Allowing married
women to enter into any contract with
reference to her own business or the bus
mess Of another for any lawful purpose
| whatever. The bill also provides that she
| and her property shall be liable therefor
in the same manner as II she were IN
married.
No. 100. by DEMONSTRATING to the ac-
acknowledgements Of married women.
No. 131. by Perkins-Same a. No. Ia
No. Ia. by the fish and game committee
Amending the game laws.
No. 135. BY demonstrating to appeals.
No. 12l. by Rogers-Requlring a no 100
bond to enter the abstract business.
| No. 15s. by Rice--Relating to the execu-
ton Of Judgments
No. 137. by notwithstanding coun-
~ surveyors.
No. I3s, by Hampton-Providing for the
reorganization Of the Albion normal
school board.
No. 139. by Elder-Changins the name OF
Snake river to Idaho river.
No. 40. by Thomas - Amending the
school law.
No. III. by MISUNDERSTANDING irrisa-
ton districts.
No. 142. by Elder-Relating to the fund
ing Of outstanding warrants.
No. 143, by Gray-Appropriating I31. 500
for state wagon roads.
No. IN. by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SoH
for the payment Of William II. Payne for
work performed In surveying that por-
ton Of the state wagon road system ex-
| tending from the mouth OF 81. Mary's riv-
er to Wallace.
No. 145. by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the
form OF printed bills.
No. n6, by Rogers-Levying a poll tax
Of 81 upon all male and female citizens of
the state
No. IN, by the committee on education
Providing for the levying Of a tax Of not
less than mills nor more than 10 mills In
| each county for school purposes and that
all moneys arising from fines. forfeitures
or breaches Of any of the public penal
laws shall go into the school fund.
No. 1ls, by Briggs-ProhibitIng bedding
ONhAPNTfm0 hrI -
banks Of small streams and irrigatinR
bitches the waters Of which are used for
culinary or domestic purposes.
No. 1l9-Providing that railroads shall
furnish a certificate of authority 10 sv-
cry agent selling tickets. and that It shall
be unlawful for any one to handle rail-
road tickets for any consideration what
ever without this certificate.
In the Senate.
The following bills have been introduced
In the senate:
No. IS. by Davis of Observation-Disclosures
the per diem Of road overseers so as not
to exceed $50
No. ~ BY Davis Of oneIda--To amend
the sheep inspector law by making the
dipping OF scabby sheep compulsory.
NO. %, by Hees-Amending the election
law.
No. g, by BaIlentine Of BIaIne-FixinR
the legal rate Of interest at per cent,
No. 81, by Ballentins Of Biaine-Reeard-
ing the funding Of county indebtedness.
No. s., BY BaIientine Of Blaine-Reia,ln9
70 the expenses OF judges.
No. n. by Bennett-To reimburse tho
De Lamar company for bullion loaned the
state for the worlds fair. Il appropriates
800. the amount allowed By the state
board Of examiners.