The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-05-16
THESE ARE THE NEW LAWS

Lot-Practicaily Disfranehises Voters.
The laws enacted by the last legisla-
ture are now in effect, as the 60 days re-
quired by the state constitution have
elapsed since the adjournment of the
legislature. There we're many laws en-.
acted that bore the emergency clause and
took effect at once. There were % laws
which did not contain an emergency
clause. The infamous legislative appor-
tionment bill by which large class of
our people are denied representation is
now law. In this act there is no spirit
Of fairness shown. 1t is the most in
iquitous measure yet enacted. Its pur-
pose is not for public good. 1t only aims
to make absolutely sure the election of
q successor to Senator Heitfeld. When
the proper time comes the honest voters
inspired with the American spirit of fair
play will assert their manhood and
smash the work OF the political fakirs
and bunco artists who devised this un-
holy measure.
SENATE BILLS.
S. B. No. 6, by Donnelly
the establishment and maintenance of
public libraries.
s. B. No. 7, by Donnelly-Creating
free travelling library and state library
commissioner.
S. B. No. IS. by Whitwell-Amending
the free public school act.
S. B. No. 3S, by Gooding-Amendiug
the election law, permitting one repre-
sentative from each political party to
witness the count.
S. B. No. 81. by Whitwell by. request
providing for the incorporation and
regulation Of trust companies, guarantee
title, abstract and safety deposit com.
panies and amending the abstract title
law.
S. B. No. 72, by Macbeth--The legisla-
tive apportionment bill.
| S. B. No. 81, by Wortham-Providing
for the settlement of accounts of trustees
after distribution Of estates.
HOUSE, BILLS.
H. B. No. II, by Hunter-Providin <
for special property road tax.
H. B. No. IA. by Hunter-Giying road
districts power to levy special road tax.
H. B. No. 73, by Mounce compelling
the attendance of children at schools
where tuition. lodging, food and cloth
ing are furnished free.
H. B. No. SIS, by Tries,h and Mounce
I-Authorizing the Nez Perce county
commissioner to audit and allow
claims for construction Of Kamiah grade
in that county.
H. B. No. 80, by Richards-To estab-
lish and maintain free kindergartens in
connection with the public school sys-
tenn.
H. B. No. g, by Mounce--Autnorizing
issue Of $1,000 bonds for additions to
dormitories at the Lewiston normal.
H. B. No. e8. by French Fixing .
uniform peddlers' license.
H. B. No. 80. by Triesch. by request
Amending the manner Of giving notice
Of sale under execution.
II. B. No. Io3. by Mandell-To prevent
stock from running It large in towns Of
over 500 Inhabitants, between September
and April Of each year.
H. ,. No. Io6, by committee Of state
Misunderstanding 10000 bonds for
6chool and Science hall and girls
dormitory at the State University.
II. B. No. I6I, by committee ON state
Affairs Prescribing the fees payable to
eecretary of state. q
H. B. No. Iaa. by committee on irriga-
tion-To prevent obstruction Of high.
ways o. bitches BY owners Of li7e stock.
H. B. No. I6f. BY columittee on agri-
cnlture and live stock Describing ! law
ful fence.
| H. ,. No. I7S, BY Adams - Giving
teAchers power to appeal from decision
of trustees. s.
| n. B. No. 1856. BY committee on educa.
tion-Amends the county superintendeni
land fiee text book lawn.
City Masshal Roos Il now building
isspector. He viii have hot tims
vsdiug through the labyrinths Of h,
sbig ordinance.