Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-03-28
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| New Idaho Laws ;
measures Passed and Approyed-A Few
That Failed.

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SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR.
BY Bangs Appropriating se5, 600 for expenses
OF the session.
ny Gooding-Protesting against enactment Of
laws permitting leasing of public domain.
BY Purtill-Forming q joint committee on
revenue laws.
by Moore-Making judiciary committee OF
potn houses joint body to consider the codes
by Walters-Appropriating 5000 for ex-
penses OF the session
by Moore-Asking congress to pass the bill
pensioning Indian war veterans of the north
Pacific coast.
BY Judiciary for publication of
supreme court proceedings
by Northumberland construction OF
railways In Idaho
By Scott-Asking establishment of a branch
pf the National Soldiers home at Coeur d. 'Alene
| City.
BY Mounce and Triesch--Asking the opening
of the Snake and Columbia rivers to naviga-
| tion.
by Finance Committee-Providing for the re-
building and equipment OF the Soldiers home
BY Donnelly-Providing for distribution to
members OF journal and session laws when
! printed
BY Observation-Disclosures establishment and
maintenance of public libraries
BY Privileges and Eeeto1 Committee Ask
ing congress TO call a convention to provide for
election of senators by direct vote.
BY Donnelly-C Creating free travelling library
| tnd a library commission to establish free pub
! JIG and public school libraries throughout the
/ state.
! BY Purtill and Gooding Protesting against
passage of the "Grout' bill
BY Whtwell-- Relating to the free school
system.
BY jones' Establishing sheep quarantines
BY Smith-Regulating sale of liquor and the
| issuance of licenses.
BY Gooding-Permittng one representative
from each party to witness count of election
returns.
BY Donnelly Reducing the number of regents
OF the University of Idaho
BY Moore e--Approprating sl2 90 for building
of Little Salmon Wagon road in Washington
and Idaho counties.
By Hunter-Providing for a special property
road tax at the option Of the people,
BY Hunter-Detining duties OF county COM
missioners in letting contracts.
BY Notwithstanding for redemption of es-
trays within fourteen days, ard for branding
same with letter e.
BY Howell-Creating sheep inspector and
deputy, and providing for quarantine OF dis
eased sheep.
BY Walters-M Making killing of live stock by
corporations prma facie evidence OF careless
ness and neglect.
BY Ballantine-Authorizing city and town
authorities to convey real estate, on necessity.
BY Notwithstanding for the apportion-
ment of the legislature.
BY Walters-Allowing testimony to be taken
out of court.
BY French-Appropriating $3.50 for relief of
Mrs Mary Woods
BY Moore-Conferring upon the legislature
power to determine what shall be done In
smelters and in reduction works to peserye the
public health.
BY ways and means-Providing bounty OF
81 80 each for coyotes, lynx and wildcats,
BY yMunson-Authorizing trustees of villages
to appoint marshals with police powers.
BY Stephenson-Providng for the care and
preservation Of flags belonging to the state.
BY Kelly-Prohlpiting employment agencies
without consent of county commissioners,
and providing for each agent filing s. 900 bond.
BY state affairs eommitte-Proyiding pay
ment to attorney general of travelling ex-
penses.
pJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ine water supply
at the Soldiers home.
By Bybee-Proyiding for the disposition OF
dead ANIMALS.
BY Turner = Establishing at Pocatello the
academy of Idaho
BY Pyke-Fixing fees of state auditor for fl
ng corporation papers.
BY state affairs ommittee-Authorizing pay
ment of bonds issued for construction of wagon
raad from Mount idaho In title Ga a1roop Meam
dows.
BY Sweetser-AuthorlzingS Sfs 900 bond issue
for improvements at Albion normal school.
BY Worthman-ProVides the manner OF set
tling accounts OF trustees after distribution of
estate
BY state affairs cemmittee-Creating bond
issue refunding the issue for the construction
of state house, etc.
By McKinlay-Prohibiting nonresident in
surance agents writing policies in Idaho.
BY Mounce-Compelling attendance of school
children at public institutions where board,
lodging and tuition is free.
BY Moore Creating an arbitration com
mission
BY state affairs eommittee-Prohibiting col
lection of fees by county officials for serving
papers in habeas corpus cases
BY irrigation committee Prohibiting OBJ
struction of highways and bitches by owners Of
live stock.
BY appropriation committee-Levying an ad
yalorem tax for maintenance OF state govern
ment
BY Mounce-Giving railways larger powers
as to consolidation of main and branch lines.
BY Davis of Elmore- Praying congress to ex-
tend the time prohibiting Chinese immgra-
tion, and adding TO the prohibition of Japa-
nese.
BY Smith-Concerning .uries, especially in
mining suits
BY state affairs committee-Fixing salaries
of county commissioners and classifying the
counties of the state.
BY Triesch-Appropriating 900 for an ex-
hibit at the Pan-American congress, and Great
ing Pan American commissioner.
BY French-Providing for q ndissue of $50
600 for the additi II of girls dormitory at the
state university,
BY White-Legalizing the incorporation Of
Post Falls, kootenai county
The United States, in the annual re-
view of commerce of the United States
with foreign countries, recognizes the
extinction of the South African repub-
lies, and it is the first official recogni-
tion given to the annexation by any OF
the powers. The European govern
ments have held that the annexation
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