The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-02-25
IDAHO LEGISLATURE

NS+eS :" 49, 1850 10y was Organi7pS
/ by the gold Republicans and iSe pas
ulists, leaving the Democrats and 81
yer Republicans out in the cold ~
officers were equally divided, and M
organization was as follows:
President pro tenn, Frank r. Good,.
of Lincoln (Rep.)i secretary, o. v RsS!
ley of Ada Pop.); assistant secrets.
Walter Hoge of Bear Lake fRea II
journal clerk, f. A. INLAND Of a..
mock Rep.); doorkeeper, j. A. MoC4in,.
of Ada (Rep.); engrossing clerk, w nj
Iceland Of Nez Perez (Rep.); assistaa.
engrossing clerk, Miss Laura wiz
of Latah Rep.); enrolling clerk M.
Bertha Bruner of Blaine fpor !. =.
sistant enrolling clerk, Miss Havs
Fisher of Lincoln (Pop.); chapla;n
Rev. G. Fl. Deul of Ada (Pop !. 81,
geant-at-arms, Charles Sheehan Il
Shoshone Pop.); committee clerl, 4
M. Retallic of Ada Pop.); ianitor
Charles Miller of Ada (Pop.); paoa.s
Charles McCarty and Willie Vinson
The house organized under the n..
ronage arrangement of the silver r.
publican Democratic caucus. The fo,l
owing is list of the house Officer.
and attaches: Speaker, David I. Evsr.
OF Oneida, (Dem.); chief clerk. Jamo.
I. Keat of Kootenai, ISL. Rep.) J; assist.
ant chief clerk, L. R. Leads of Al,
(Dem.) }; enrolling clerk, c. A. Brixen j
Canyon, Dem.); assistant enrolIino
clerk, Miss Mollie Sidebotham of ADJ
ISL. Rep.); engrossing clerk, Miss Fag
Leonard of Blaine, ISL. Rep.}; assist
ant engrossing clerk, Douglas Hicks
OF Bear Lake, (Dem.); chaplain. Mrs
Rebecca Mitchell of Bingham, ProA.
sergeant-at-arms, Joseph Spracher n
Fremont, Dem.); doorkeeper, Georps
a. Manning of Nez Perce, ISL. Renll
pages, Syrl White and William Straiebt
OF Boise; committee clerk, Miss MARY
Crea of Ada, ISL. Rep.); ianitor, L. IN
christensen of Bannock, (Dem.); Jour
nal clerk, Miss May Sweetman of Tia.
tab, ISL. Rep).
Boise, Jan. 6.-There was little mon.
than routine business Il the legisls-
ture yesterday. The two houses me.,
together to listen to the reading of the
governors message. This occupied a
long time, as the message is volumin-
Gus. 1t deals with great number Of
state questions and a number Of inn
portant recommendations are made.
The governor asks for the adoption Of
q plan for putting life into the laws
since Idaho became a stata,
such large proportion of them being
subject to attack on, the lines of tbs
lee bill decision. The reading vos
listened to with great interest.
Boise, Jan. THE Legislature bas
ieclded that there shall be no new leo
station until the process Of Injecting
ne into the old and unconstitutional
avs passed since statehood shall have
oeen completed. The house has taken
ormal action in the premises and BY
'eSoIution prohibited the Introduction
u new bills unless by unanimous con-
'enI until that momentous question Is
Owed The first bill was introduced
n tne house before the resolution was
,tGopted' 1t was presented bv Mr..
Alngsiey OF Ada and proposes amend
menus 10 sections 5499 to 5000, to make
posi- BILE for the Idaho mining prop
Try OF persons who live and die in
liner states to be disposed of advan-
aseo1sly' instead of being sold at 2
orced sales at sacrifice, as Is usually
The house adopted the rules that will
oVern its deliberations, one Of them
rom biting attaches from lobbying
or pending measures.
Inc senate was in session only about
n hour all, day. 1t is understood. the
.Gpuoilcan-Populist combination will
axe from the presiding officer,
lslonlst, the appointment of the com
llttees' which will be elected.
boise, Idaho, Jan. s.--The Legislature
'as IN session but a short time vester-
ay, but during that time ARRANGEMENTS
ere completed for the momentous7
ork OF the session, the restoration Of
laho,s invalid laws. Monday a Joint
will be named TO arrange
u the introduction of bills covering
y the laws passed since statehood
Llor TO action on them joint resolu-
On Tor their passage, without amend
I'i or debate, will be put through.
ms VIII Precipitate fight, but there
d. h enough members pledged to the
meme 1t is said, to put it through.
Boise, Jan. 10. = Yesterdays pro.
,eaings OF the Legislature were pro-
letlye OF practically no results. The
?use appointed a COMMITTEES, to act
!th ike committee named in the
,nate, to devise plan for the re-en-
IOnent OF the laws of statehood era.
mere was a 'protraeted debate in the
VIC, wer branch over the renewal OF the
Ter OF, the. ROoly,y M<,...4-.-- ~ ~ nj