The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-03
WHAT HAS BEEN DONE
inc Record Of the lss'slaturs up 70 Dsae-
Bills Passed BY Both Houses Bssl-
ness os Last Week.

! ~ ~sS"sosSSS w " V0SS-
Bulls Passed BY Both nesses-New Bss.-
ness os Last Week.
lhis week closes half the present zee.
sion OF the Legislature aud the record Of
work done shows well for the activity
and energy Of the members of the seventh
session. Many bills have been intro.
duced and many important measures are
now being carefully considered BY the
Idaho salons. The bulk of the bills are
still in the committee rooms where dur
ing the past week there has been great
activity Below is q list Of the bills and
other measures passed by the two houses
up till last Sunday:
IN rHesENArK.
Senate bill No. 1. by Smith-Appro-
priating $ls,ooo for bridge across Snake
river at Weiser.
Senate bill No. 8. by Brigham-Ch Chang
ing terms of trustees Of independent
school districts.
House bill No. I. by Jensen-Appro-
priating $4,000 to pay expenses Of the
session.
| House bill No. II, by Jenseu--To Pay
claims against Academy Of Idaho At Poca.
tello.
| House concurrent resolution, by Wer.
ner-Ordering 10000 copies OF the gov.
ernor's message.
House concurrent resolution No. 4, by
Jenkins-Fer the employmen Of expert
accountants by the committee on state
affairs of the senate and house.
Senate concurrent resolution No. I, by
Evans-Aaking the committee on ap-
preparations of the house and finance
committee o: the senstea Joint committee
to report general appropriation bills.
Senate bill No. IS, by Hrath--Extend.
ing powers of school trustees in ievying
taxes
IN THE HousE.
House bill No. 1, by 'euseu-Making
appropriation to defray Legislative ex.
penses
House bill No. S. by Black-Making
appropriation for the relief Of Albert
Small.
House bill No. II, by jensen-To pro-
vide for the payment Of claims against
the Academy of Idaho.
House bill No. 40, by Moore Of Ere.
ment- Establishing state reform school
in Fremont county.
House bill No. 40, by Moore of Ere.
mont--Allowing each supreme court
Judge $aoo for every session held ia Boise,
House bill No. IS. by Eichenberger-
Empowering the state board Of pardona
to pardon convicts under the age of Il
without regard to the term Of sentence
served.
House joint resolution No. 3, by, Reed
ITO amend the state constitution BY
pc, hitting the inmates of the Soldiers
Home to vote at the home irrespective o
their former residence.
House joint resolution No. l. by Film
l-Protesting against the repeal Of th'
state timber law.
House concurrent resolution No. ], b!
Werner-Authorizing expert accountant
for the state affairs committee.
The following is list of bills intro
lduced during the week in both houses
SENATE.
No. 40. by allen--Makimg it compul
sorry to spray trees and shrubbery.
No. Al, by Catou-To s.,end the char
ter of Boise SO as to annex adjacent ter
ritory.
No, AZ, by Ballantine-Prohibiting Of
ficials from accepting passes or reduce
fares Oh railroads.
No. a., by Notwithstanding rigt
lof eminent domain in behalf Of publ
utilities.
No. "A, by committee on privileges an
elections-Regula,ing primaries.
No As, by committee on privileges al
elections-Amend,mg the election Law
providing for continuous regi tration. ct
No. 46, by Brigham-To prevent spres
OF disease and making boards Of count
commissioners boards OF health.
No. Al, by Ballantine-Repcaling la
fixing legal rates Of advertising.
No. 48, by O'Neill-Making it unla'
full for private citizens to carry conceals
weapons.
No. 49, by O'Neill-To extend Il
boundaries Of Boise CITY.
No. so. by Ciark-Forbidding saloon
theaters, etc, from keeping open
Sundays.
No. 81. by Purtill-Establishing
form school at Mountsinhome,
No. 37. by Baiisntine - Provid'l
means for attachments for damag
where owners Of property or headqn'
ters are outside of the state.
The following bills were introduced
the houst:
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