Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-03-28
BY rriesch-Ftxing the rate for puslish,ns

legal notices.
BY Triesch and Observation-Disclosures tho
county commissioners to audit and paw claims
for making the Kamiah grade, Nez Perce oouu.
ty.
BY fates-Amending the Boise City charter.
BY state affairs committee -Refunding the
bonded Indebtedness incurred BY the state at
the date OF admission to the Union
BY appropriations committee -Approprfat-
ing $3.50 for printing the high school course Of
study
BY SNOW Compelling officers who collect fees
OF handle public money to keep "a public ac-
count book.
By Friesch-Making necessary the publica-
ton OF notices of sales under foreclosure.
by Fence OF Canyon-ReguYating legal
fence.
BY appropriations committee-Creating on
advalorem tax.
senate bill by Donnelly-Providing for the
eodinoaiion ana publication OF the laws OF Ida.
no.
Senate bill by Allen-R Regulating the issue cf
teachers certificates
General appropriation bill. excepting two
Items for state superintendent of schools and
secretary of state,
BY ways and means committee -Appropriat
80 NtAS SUM VI Hiosu%tSf IOr the payment OF
bills contracted in 1898 in the purchase of free
text books.
BY Bangs-Giving the state land board au-
thority TO extend for a period of ten years the
time for final payment upon land bought from
the state
BY French-Providlng for the licensing OF
peddlers, hawkers and travelling solicitors.
BY Mounce-Provides for an issue of S. 900 in
ponds for the NJ nd
each dormitory Of the Lewiston nor al school.
BY Whitwell- Provides for the incorpora
ton and regulation of trust, guarantee title.
abstract, and safety deposit companies.
BILLS VETOED.
Eleven road and bridge bills were vetoed by
the governor Saturday all bearing the follow
ing:
The principle OF state aid for a county or
local bridge is expressly forbidden in section 10
OF article of the state constitution and is con-
trary to public policy. Were this principle of
making appropriations for local bridges to be-
come settled, every county in the state would
make legislation subservient to their desire to
secure the use of state money for the purpose
OF local development, and n combination of In
terests would inevitably result in the passage
OF all bills this character"
hhSso eltFeH Foau ana Drluge D1llS carried
$4,000, and embraced all but the Little Salmon
bill, appropriatlng $4,000, which was signed
some time ago.
The governor has appointed the following
commission to build the latter road: r. e.
Lockwood, James Witt, of Idaho county; W
IL, Cassidy of Grangevilie.
The bond bill Co raise $4,000 for the road ex-
pense was also vetoed
Other bills vetoed were: Creating the office
OF assistant attorney general; providing for the
protection Of stockmen by prohibiting ship
ment of stock from the state until after inspec-
tlon fish and game law, providing for the is
suance of licenses; providing for the immediate
descent of community property without neees-
sity OF probating; appropriating 1875 for the re-
lief of d. W. Ross being deficiency In his sal
ary for 1899; appropriating 800 to stock Bear
lake with trout.
Amending the Boise charter.
Amending Lewiston's charter.
Regulating the practice of pharmacy.
Giving Incorporated towns power to bond for
greater percentage OF valuation.
Appropriating $3.50 for clerical help for super.
intendent of schools.
Allowing secretary of state si44o for stenogra.
pher.
Providing for payment of outstanding uni
versity warrants, illegally issued