The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-03-21

viding for quarantine Of diseased sheep;
approved March 2.
II. B. No. ~. by Walters-Makingk kill
ing Of live stock by corporations prima
facia evidence Of carelessness and neglect:
approved March ?.
5. b. No. IS, by Standardization
izing city and town authorizes to convey
real estate, on necessity; approved
March 8.
S. B. No. u: by Macbeth-Providin e
for the apportionment of the legislature;
approved March 8.
H. B. No. 81, by Walters-Allowing
testimony to be taken out of court; ap.
proved March ID.
H. B. No. 1rs, by French-Appropriat-
ing $500 for relief of Mrs. Mary S. Woods;
approved March II.
H. ]. R. No. 2, by Moore-Conferring
upon the legislature power to determine
what shall be done in smelters and ore
reduction works to preserve the public
health; approved March II.
H. B. No. I54, by ways and means
Providing q bounty of 81. so each on
coyotes. lynx and wildcats; approved
March II.
II. B. No. 6S, by MISUNDERSTANDING
trustees of villages to appoint marshals
with police powers; approved March II.
H. B. No. 40. by Stephenson-Provid-
ing for the care and preservation of flags
belonging to the state; approved March II.
H. B. No. IS. by Kelly-Prohibiting
employment agencies without consent Of
county commissioners, and providing for
each agent fling 5000 bond approved
March II.
H. B. No. II2. by state affairs commit
tee-Providing payment to attorney
general of travelling expenses; approved
March II.
S. B. No. 81, by Ballantine-Regarding
the water supply at the Soldiers home:
approved March IL.
S. B. No. 20, by Bybee-Providing for
the disposition of dead animals; ap
proved March II.
S. B. No. s.. by er-Estab lishiug
at Pocatello the academy of Idaho;''
approved March II.
H. B. No. 81, by Pyke-Fixing fees of
state auditor for fling corporation pa
pers; approved March II.
H. B. No. Is6, by state affairs COM
mittee-Authorizing payment of bonds
issued for construction of wagon road
from Mt. Idaho to Little Salmon mead
ows; approved March II.
H. B. No. 4. by Sweetser-Authorizing
$4,000 bond issue for improvements at
Albion normal school; approved March
II.
S. B. No. 81. by Worthman-Provides
the manner Of settling accounts Of trus-
tees after distribution of estate; approved
March n.
H. B. No. IFS, by state affairs commit
tee Creating bond issue, refunding the
issue for the construction Of state house,
ETC.; approved March n.
H. B. No. Is. by Mckinlay--prohib
ing nonresident insurance agents writ
ing policies in Idaho; approved March
II.
n. B. No. ., BY Mounce Compelling
attendance Of school children 1t public
institutions, where board, lodging and
tuition is free; approved March II.
H. ,. No. ?. BY Moore Creating an ar
bitration commission; approved March
II.
H. B. No. III, by state affairs commit
tee-Prohibiting collection Of fees BY
county officials for serving papers in
hebeas corpus cases. approved March "a.
H. B. No, Iaa. BY irrigation COM
mittee- Prohibiting obstruction Of high
ways and ditches by owners Of live stock;
approved March II.
H. B. No. aoI. BY appropriation COM
mittee-levying an I'd valorem tax for
inaintenance Of state government; ap-
proved March n.
H. B. No. I76. by Mounce- Giving
railways larger powers - to consolida-
ton Of main and branch lines; approved
March rs.
STILL HOPE FOR rHESE.
Last Saturday Governor Hunt was out
with his AZ and made general slaughter
among the bills yet unsigned. He vetoed
Is bills eleven Of them bridge and road
bills. About forty yet remain among
them the most important ones relating to
Lewiston and this vicinity. Following
10 the list:
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