The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-03-08

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Ing attorneys to tlle new complaints
In criminal acts where original COM
plant was defective or void; senate
bills: "a, creating grain commissions;
36, regulating the practice of den
tistry: 81. concerning exceptions; SO,
regarding appropriation of public
waters; l04, providing that the rate
of interest to be secured for county
moneys on deposit in bank be de-
cided upon by the county commission
ers at their regular April meeting;
l2O, providing legal establishment Of
an eighth grade examination of pupils |
for entrance into high schools.
March 2-The report OF the COM
mittee on appropriations in the house,
cutting down the bond issues asked
for, was acqulesced in. The Wyman
direct primary bill was passed by the
house, and the White primary elec-
tion bill was defeated. A resolution
for the appointment of a committee
to investigate the state board of
equalization was defeated. The bill
to create Power county out of portions
OF Oneida, Blaine, Bingham, and
Bannock was lost by vote of % to
"a.
The house passed house bills: 230.
raising salary of state mine inspector
$1,000 to $2400; 1872, requiring
assessors to send out tax notices in
June; l99, $4,000 for Snake river
bridge near Rupert; 2l4, same for
bridge near Twin Falls; 81, for ex-
termination Of predatory animals; 1872
appropriation to cover Occur dAlene
deficiency warrants of 1899; 200, by
Gleason, creating state board Of dairy,
| food and oil inspectors.
The senate defeated the bill re-
ducing the 2-mile limit for sheep by
a vote of 10 to IL.
The senate passed % measures as
| follows: house bills-96, changing date
, of meeting Of school trustees from
June to March; l06, amending school
laws: 10I, amending water law: 1Oo,
for relief of Mrs. Della Pyke; 100,
for fish hatchery; 33, board of health
bill; 1871, issuance of duplicates for
lost warrants; IS, Inheritance tax to
general fund. Senate bills-127. pro-
yiding for disposition of unclaimed
money in state banks; 1872, preventing
certain persons from voting; l29, con-
i cerning civil cases; 106, prohibitin.
enticng girls from their homes; 14l
changes of venue; 7S, to determine
heirship; 144, concerning termina
points; 81, for printing the journal Q
the 10th session; l16, reciprocal de
murrage bill; 80, defining power
Judge sitting in chambers; 80, con
cerning university land grant; ~, in
creasing interest ON delinquent take
to IS per cent; 81, making availaol
certain normal school funds; 10
against habltual drunkards; 33, az
portioning forest reserve money
among schools and roads; 10 cheng
Of venue: 1O1, assessment or rea
estate: house joint memorial 2, relit
= for damage in Nez Perce war; sena'
: concurrent resolution 5, to amen
national interstate commerce laV
senate ioint memorial 2, for depar
. ment of of mines.
March g. The appropriations con
mittees of the two houses held jolt
r. meeting to agree upon sums 10
-, granted state institutions. The TOT
- amount of bond issue decided upt
- was $26l 900. as follows:
Lewiston state normal, $4,000
- Albion state normal, ,$20, 600.
~ Academy of Idaho, Pocatello, 81
* 900.
. Idaho Industrial Training scno
4 $4,000.
= State university, $4,000.
"a Soldiers home, $4,000.
Asylum at Orofino, $45, 600.
=, Capitol building, $50, 600.
This does not include Univeri
:. short term bonds decided upon IN
"a. sum of $l2o,ooo.
nv March 4-The house passed 33 Dl
Ct House bills-seven bonding bills
he state institutions; 1Ol, extend
3D. time for appropriating water;
- on changing school elections septem
10. TO March; l42, appropriating $32'
ms. for deaf, dumb and blinu school;
ms giving irrigation districts right
W eminent domain; l76, Sl2,0Oo DO
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