Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-02-28
WEEK In THE LEGISLATURE.

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The following resolution. to shut pn the SUP
ply of new bills. was introduced and unAni-
mously passed By the House Thursday:
whereas. The sixth session Of the iesisla-
turo OF the state OF Idaho is drawing to . CLOSE;
and
Whereas, There is large amount Of iegfslA-
sion to be disposed OF; therefore, be It
Resolved, by the house OF representative.
the senate eoncurring therein, that mo bllla
shall be introduced In the house OF rcpresents-
tves after the 18th day Of February. 1904. e.
oept committee bills"
BILLS INTRODUCED
II. b. No. l46 was presented by Mounce -
Triesch-Providing for the issuance pf $4,000 d
fo-year bonds. for the erection OF . supreme
court building at Lewiston.
S. b No. "a, by Whitweil--Appropriat atiux
5000 to assist In the construction VI bridge
across the Salmon river at the mouth Of C>r.
men creek on the Salmon City-Gtbbonsvslle
road.
H. B. No. ISL, by Metcaif- Giving the stses
engineer power to appoint an assistant and ap-
propriating So. 400
H. b. No iss. by Anderson--Providins an en-
preparation OF $40 900 for the construction Of :
bridge across the Snakeriver in Fremont coun-
ty.
II. h. No 1853, by Camp (by request)-Rsgu-
lating the fees of constables.
II. b. No. l49. by judiciary committee-Ro-
ducing the fees OF notaries public, was intro
duced.
s. b. No. IS. by Macbeth--AuthorhnG coun-
ties with an assessed valuation OF less than el.-
600 900 to levy sc the hundred instead Of d 50
as provided under the present law fot state and
county purposes.
3. b. No a6. by Jones--Providing thst tho
supreme court shall fix the time of execution o1
. condemned man la case OF affirmation Of TIE
Judgment of the lower court
.. b. No. 81, by whitweil (by requesst--Pvo-
viding for the Incorporation and regulation q
trust companies
II. b. No. 1854, by Ways and Means comnae-
ses--Provdes bounty OF 81 30 for every eoyo>s.
lynx or wildcat killed. proof TO be pressntatlea
OF the ears Of the animal; the county commis-
sioners must keep the ears one year.
H b. No. 1885, by Davis OF Elmore--Provid-
ing for the award of an attorneys fee 70 pspt
sons suing for recovering wages due; the
amount In suit in justice court is $40 and in dis
syict court SIS
II. b. No. 1855, by State Affairs co1nmisese--
Directing the state treasurer to pay tho ei1,ooo
doe on bonds issued for the state wagpa a0aA
from Mount Idaho, Idaho county. 70 IAet,e 1al-
mon Meadows in Washington county
II. d. No. i57, by Snow--'"Therc b hs~env
Appropriated cut OF any money In the staeu
treasury not otherwise appropriated, tho SUM
Of 800 for the cost OF publication OF reposs a
tAe proceedings OF the State Horticultural
soeis<y, to this time, and an additional $500 fos
each OF the years 1901 and 1909 to cover the az
psnses Of conducting the business Of said so
cisty."
H. b. No. i5s. by Davis of nlmort--Appro.
pTiases s8ib e5 for payment for the desks and
chairs used by the senate.
II. b. No. 1872, by Moore--Ftxinx ices ssd
sompensation of county officers.
H. b. No. 1853, by Walters-To roshlate the
practice OF medicine and surgery.
H. d. No. io4, by Misunderstanding ofiicss eS
police magistrate, chief Of police, attorney.
treasurer, health onicer city surveyor, stree
eomusis sioner and assessor for the ciSy Of Lew
iseon.
II. ID. No. 1875, by Triesch-Providinx thsA
the city council Of Lewiston shall have povsr
90 pass ordinances providing for the holding q
primary nominating conventions, and provide
Tor the manner and time for holding same.
II J. M. No. 2, by Deming-Asking The Adop-
tion OF the metric system OF weights.
s. b. No. 6s, by Ballantine-F Fixing the ssl-
sry Of the state treasury at s1 800 year.
8. b. 90, by Ballantine-Providins for the
deposit OF county funds in banks that will pay
not less than per cent interest annually on
daily balances.
B. b. No. 20. by Ballantine-P rovldine for
the deposit of state funds In banks that han
pay rate Of interest on daily balances 70 b
AIRED By state board OF deposits Qtovsrnos
And gau INT 49,
board the rate shall be ~ per cent.
8. b. No. II, substitute for s. b. no. L ny
finance eommittee-Providing for the sppokne-
ment By the governor of q state boiler inspeo-
cor.
3. ID. No. 72. by Macbesh-For q lsxisiatev~
reapporsonment, giving 10 instead Of 10 mous-
oers OF the house. One member Is cot from
Ada, one from Bannock, one from Canyon snd
two from Latah. One is added TO Neg Psrcs
and one 20 Idaho.
3. d. No. 78, by Whitweli--Providins ~
manner OF extension Of the limits Of ihocxpor-
sted cities. Itrequires petition of two thirds
OF ths electors living In the part to he taksn n
bsfors the council can act.
BILLS IN THE HOUSE.
Hoase Bills 90 and 81. by Triesch, ths former
repeating section 1880 Of the revised stasuses
and the latter governing the operation Of ton
fosds, bridges and ferries, passed
H. b. No. 90, by Richards-For the estabiish-
ment Of kindergartens in connection with frce
public Schools. passed. The bill applies only %
districts desiring the privilege by taxing them
selves.
II. B. No ia. revising the charter d Boisn
sasy. passed, 10 tol.
II b. No. 90, providing for the impruvcmeuA
ef the Lewiston State Normal, and ausAosissas
aioAn Of 5000, passed unanimously.
III b No. LIB, providing that one-hsk Of iii
nesass money paid TO the state shall be 81
aside ss . fund for the payment Of tho bonds
iasued for the erection OF state buildihsu aaa
improvement OF grounds.
II. D. No. o. providing for q display Of IN
resources OF me state at the Pan -Amerlcaa ~
position and appropriating $4,000 tAesstoss
passed % for TO against.
9. b. No. 9. was unanimously passed under
suspension OF the rules. This bill authorizes q
tax 20 essahiish libraries in cities, towns VII
lagos and school districts.
5. y. d.. No. 9, memorial to congress asking
thas the president, vice e-presidsns and United
States senators be elected by popular vote;
passed by q vote OF 81 TO =.
3. J u. No. 8. providing for the distrkbu<ion
II the proceeding of the present session, passed
BY unanamoas vote.
II. h. NO lio, by Erioson-Providtng pen
atty for Illegal collection Of fees was ksllsd bys
vote OF % to l5
H. B. No. 81. by Observation-Disclosures ap-
pointneas ot relatives to of1cial positions. wa
indehnitely postponed Al to .
BILLS IN THE SENATE.
S. B. IS, by Goeding-Allowing each pbiitiea,
party n representative at the secret cc~rt q