The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-03-13

49, Soi W AAedlh-NalslnS the limit oi
taxation in school districts to IS mills
No. 81, by Kerby of Boise-Proyid
ing for the construction of Wagon
road into Thunder mountain from the
head of Long Valley.
No. III, by Hunt of Bannock-Provid
ing bounty of one cent per pound or
sugar manufactured in Idaho in 1903 and
hall a cent per pound on the product o.
1904.
No. II2. by the joint committee on ir.
Notwithstanding to irrigation districts
and providing for the organization and
operation thereof
No. 1856, by White of Idaho-Enabline
villages to become organized as cities OF
the second class.
No. SO, by Preston of Oneida-Making
appropriation for bridge across Snake
river at American Falls.
No. 81, by the public health commit
tee-Regnlating the manufacture and
sale OF dairy, food and oil products.
No. 1oI, by Owen of Bingham-Re-
moving the license on banks and finau-
cial institutions.
NO. ia by the committee on educa-
mountaineering the general school law
by providing for flag pole and flag for
every school ground.
No. Ii8, by Lowell - Permitting the
consolidation of the offices of CITY clerk
and police judge in cities of the second
class.
No. Is, by Eichelberger of Ada-Auth-
orizing the organization OF mutual coop
erative insurance companies
No. los, by Mcbride of Lemhi-Mak-
ing appropriation for wagon bridge
across the Salmon river near Salmon
City.
No. I42, by the committee on educa-
formulating the state superintendent of
public instruction ex .officio member of
the boards of trustees of the state normal
schools.
No. Sc, by O'Neil-E Establishing uni
form negotiable instrument law.
No. 10, by igham-Providing bond
issue for the improvement of the state uni
versity.
No. SO, by Heath-Appropriating one
half of all moneys collected for liquor
license to the school fund.
No. 28, by Price of I,atah-To prohibit
persons from stealing rides on railway
trains
No I64, by the committee on education
Creating state library commission
and repeating the act creating the free
library commission.
No 81, by Flint of Provid-
ing for the inspection and regulating the
of logs, timber, lumber,
etc.
House bill No. SO, by the judiciary
ommittee-Placing thresher's lien on
grain.
Nc. g, by Mcbride of Shoshone-Pro-
viding for the reorganization of the state
militia.
No. II3, by Owen of ingham-Allow-
ing county commissioners to designate
any date between April and May as
Arbor day.
No. I23, by Thomas of Nezperce-To
annex a portion of southern Shoshone
county to Nezperce.
No a hxyf l,a tnI,t ft1iff Tor on JrrI
gation-To regulate the appropriation
and diversion of public waters and estab-
lish rights to the use of the same and the
priority of such rights.
No I54, by Ashley of Kootenai-To
provide for the establishment of drainage
No r2o by Brown of Ada-To prevent
the importation, sale or running at large
of animals affected with contagious or in
fectious diseases.
No. 81, by Stevenson-Giving increased
powers to municipalities i'll the matter of
public improvements.
Senate bill No. IS, by Purtill-To reg
Il ate the manner OF appeals from proDate
court.
No. 10, by Pence-Allowing citizens
of Idaho tax rebate for the time their
stock is grad outside the state.
No. IS, by Dolman-Giving to married
women the management, control and dis
position of their separate property.
The following bills are still i'll the gov
ernor's hands for final disposition:
No ia, by committee on corporations
Extending the corpor ate limits of Boise
No. IS, by Brigham-Fixing the time
for the publication of the session laws.
No. "a. by Making it INSIDE
meanor to cut fences or leave gates open.
No III, by Heath-Providing bond
for the Improvement of the penitentiary.
No. u, by Evans Regulating rebates
on taxes paid for live stock.
No 1871, by Werner of Ada-lucreasing
,l,a salari IF state nffIrers