The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-02-19

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be proceedings Of the house was
te of the joint resolution antago-
It to the administration forecast
We policy, introduced by Gleason
Ootenai 10 days ago. 1t was
cipated in principally by sheep
from the south and the members
Kootenai county. When 1t was
10 vote the result was, yeas 80,
3. The negative votes we're cast
aIry of Boise, Clark of Custer,
afer of Washington, Kirtley Of
Ii, Surridge Of Idaho, Within of
Dn and Williams of Idaho, all
Gratis.
eason opened the debate He
Df the ests blishment of Shoshone
Hation without anything even ap.
mating an investigation of the
try. About one township, he
was explored, mostly for Dish
anne and bugs. Then the forest
fe agents went back to Washing
banded in report and the re-
was ordered. Gleason had asked
if they saw any signs of miner
ID they said they had not.
said the whole system was adj
Stored in much the same manner
hat it was time to ask for a
&c. The people had a right to
ler," and they proposed to
ler' till they were heard.
lllon spoke at length, giving one
e best prepared speeches yet de-
! led on the floor of the house. He
loudly applauded when he took
beat.
anford Of Blaine said that the
ing law allowed practical robbery
e legitimate stock owner, by its
mt classification. One Glass of
a resident taxpayer, was pre-
bly, entitled to first chance in
ng the land, but it was possible
herder, hired for the summer
berding sheep that did not belong
state, to file on a claim up in
Oh Fountains, and on the strengh of
Illegal filing, for he never even
nded to make it a homestead, he
demand the rights of a resident.
II ssh said that the people of his
of the state were in favor of at
Is a change in administration of
avs and they wanted to see more
8 tantial justice done to the people
\ aaho.
Dgg was one of the champions of
orest reserve system.
said that while he did not favor
n pf their regulations, the idea was
cd one and in Fremont had been
eticial, even with all its rules.
Showed that the settler could get
timber from reserves and that the
1ftions for the purchase were very
Enable. The holding of such vast
under reserve was perhaps not
bod for the state, but some better
se Illustration of forest laws was
ed than the cupidity of the set
Fl alone.
FRIDGE said that he was one of
oldest residents in the forest re,
country, and that he had seen
in Idaho county from the very
pnes and they should be estab-
:. 3. He had originally fought the
res, but he had found that they
OF harm the miner or the pros
They had helped greatly in
eeping down OF forest fires.
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reserve section, but these fires
pen started before the creation
| forest reserves by ruthless
y 3, who would burn first the
est timber, great tamaracks, that
ss cut up to 5000 feet of lumber
Il single tree, just to clear land
sd 80 let them prospect the country
i at having to push through tim
IA still fought the red tape of tbs
reserve system as he had fought
:. the floor of the legislature, but
.. - build have to vote against tbs
!. tion in its present form Of de
alton.
hner moved adoption Of a resolu,
Strongly indorsing Judge ALL
as above reproach of newspaper
Eches alleging improper Ocnnec
Rith the smelling trust.
BILLS PASSED.
Is were passed as follows:
B. 81, by McCutcheon-TO keeT
b courts open at practically al