The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-02-18
TWO WEEKS MORE.
Weiser; Norman jackson, Weiser.
COMPLETED LEGISLATION.
(ContInued from page y

since Jne organization OF Ine lelBSla'
ture. These are: IL. utt
House bill No. 1-AppropriatinR
$50, 900 for the expense Of the legis-
lature.
House bill No. Creating the
seventh judicial district from Can
yon, Owyhee and Washington coun-
ties. Crank j. Smith of Caldwell
has been appointed judge).
House bill No. 16-Providing for
the trial of challenge of jurors for
actual bias. a
House bill No. 20-In relation to
the practice and procedure in probate
courts.
House bill No. Relating to
foreign corporations doing business
within the state of Idaho.
Senate bill No. 16-State deposit
tory law; providing that the state
treasurer shall deposit state funds,
except the endowment funds of edu-
cational institutions, and such funds
as the law instructs the state land
board to invest, in banks offering the
proper security and guaranteeing the
payment of at least two per cent on
daily balances.
BILLS NOW IN HANDS OF GOV
ERNOR FOR CONSIDERATION.
Senate Bill No. Defining the
crime of polygamy and providing
punishment therefor.
Senate Bill No. Defining the
crime of adultery, and providing
punishment therefor.
Senate Bill No. S-To authorize
payment of expenses of justices of the
supreme court whose term of office
began prior to the first Monday in
January, 1905. (The bill in sub !
stance provides that Justices Ailshie
and Stockslager each shall be paid
81, 600 year. This is done so that
The two justices mentioned shall re-
'leve the same remuneration as JUS
lice Sullivan, under law passed at
The last session raising the salary of
members of the supreme court to
"a. 600 year.
Senate Bill No. 2S-Glving the de-
endant in criminal cases an exception
% the ruling of the court d;sallowino
challenge to the panel of the jury to
Individual jurors, and deeming such
'uling and decision excepted to.
Senate Bill No. 3O-In relation 70
he use of the flag of the United
states, and to prevent and punish its
escercration, mutilation or improper
se. 4,
Senate Bill No. Transferring l
IL actions in the First Judicial dis.
rlct, arising within the territory re-
emily annexed to Nez Perce county, :
the Second Judicial district. F
House Bill No. 1888 Providing n
'r enrolment and organization of t
he National Guard.
House Bill No. Relating to the
overs of district judge sitting in \
lambers, and prescribing the preced.
70 In relation thereto.
House Bill No. 34-Autborizin, II
% trustees of the capitol building 70 7,
divide a fire and burglar proof vault m
ID burglar proof safe for, the use of al
e state treasurer in the care and TO
eping of state moneys, and appro.
iating 81, 500 therefor.
House Bill No. 81-To prevent the
ongful diversion of electric chr Ia
ne' and to prevent the tamperino -
th meters or wires connected with bl
90 meters and prescribing a penalty at.
srefor. A.
House Bill No. 96-Prescribino ,
inner of presenting bills against es. =
es. r
Senate Bill No. s2-LegaIiziuO the "
corporation of Oakley.
senate Bill No. l4-sewerage bond.
bill especially designed for the
OF Boise.
House Bill No. 7b-Proyidins that Ii
''i clerks may receive pay for fac