Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-03-08

judiciary committees-Reiating to
the investments OF educational funds.
No. 15s, by the state Affairs and
judiciary ccmmittees-AmendIng the
revised codes relating 70 the duties
Of the board Of land commissioner.
No. 1879. by Jordan-Proyidin for
the appointment OF peace officers for
railroad companies.
No. IS. by the state Affairs COM
mittee Relating TO the protection of
material, men and laborers.
No. 1852, by shawhan and Free
hafer-Providing for the manage
ment and control Of community lat
erals for irrigation purposes.
No. 10, BY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
licenses Of physicians.
No. lat, by Goodnight-Author-
king bond issue OF $4,000 for the
construction of bridge across the
Clearwater river at Lewiston.
Inspecting Mineral Lands.
No. 80. by the judiciary committee
Requiring inspection Of mineral
lands before leasing and restricting
such leases to 10 years.
No. 157---Permitting toll bridges
to be built where the cost exceeds
s25. 900.
No. 1854, by the state AFFAIRS and
judiciary committees- Relating to
the deposit OF state funds with the
state treasurer.
No. 9s, by the judiciary committee
Amending the revised codes relat-
Ing to the contents OF judgment rolls.
No. 100. by the judiciary commit
tee-AmendIng the revised codes
with reference to articles OF incor-
poration.
No. as, by the state affairs COM
mittee Permitting the state treas
urer to keep $4,000 in cash on hand
from funds which he ii required to
deposit in banks.
No. SIS, BY the education committee
Amending the revised codes relat-
Ing to meetings Of trustees OF the In
dustrlal training school.
No. 40. by McDeyitt- Providing
that the secretary OF state shall mail
to each state and county oficer one
copy Of each general law enacted by
the state.
Prohibiting Free Passes.
No. So. by the corporation commit
tee Prohibiting the issuance OF
passes or free transportation to GER
tain state and county oficers.
No. 90. by Macbeth-Pr Prohibiting
wholesalers and manufacturers Of IL
quor from being interested In liquor
licenses.
No. 80, by the state affairs COM
mittee--Authorizing the state treas
urer temporarily TO deposit charlta-
BILE and educational funds pending
their investment by the state board
OF land commissioners.
No. a., by the state affairs COM
mittee--Relating to the sale and re-
demption OF state lands.
No. SO. by the judiciary commit
tee--Printing and distributing Of the
revised codes.
No. 8. by Won Protecting
employees by requiring that wages
shall be paid in bank or time checks
or legal tender.
No, It's. by Day hnlng
the boundaries OF Kootenai county
and locating the county seat at Occur
d'Alene,
No. 16S. by Davis and Haight--
The railways district bill recommend
ed by the Oregon-Idaho congress.
No,s3, by Preston-PrOviding for
teaching OF physiology and the effect
Of alcoholic drinks in public schools.
Concurrent resolution No. &C.
Providing for the publication of a
legislative manual.
Joint resolution No. by the iudic-
larry com m ittee-Proposing an
amendment authorizing the supreme
court to call district judges to sit
therein when any member is dIsqual-
ifed.
No. i5S. by ShOup-Creating road
oveFseers In counties.
No. 95. by Kerns-Regulating the
operation OF steam vessels.
No. So, by the educational commit
tee-Relating to the purchase Of sup
piles by state institutions.
House Bills Passed By Senate.
Bills passed BY the senate at ANAL
session:
No. lsT. By Riblett-PrOviding for
safeguarding the rights OF those con-
serving publ waters In reservoirs.
rs. ais. by the irrigation commit
tee Regulating sale of the control OF
water rights.