Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-03-06

No. $50, By Adkinson-Granting
honorable discharge from the state
military service to old soldiers who
fought Indians in 1877 and 1888; APP
propriating $1,000 to secure list of
those entitled to discharges.
No. 107, by Faraday Appropriate
ing SIS 900 for bridge across Snake
river in Gilmore county.
No. 239. by Morebeck- Relating
to sending duplicate abstracts to
county treasurer.
No. 146, by Featherstone and Me-
.Gillivrey -Appropriation Of water
and providing for county records OF
water rights.
No. 1873. by Patch. DuvaH aud
Thompson-Appropriating s1032 out
of the Carey act fund to pay expenses
Of organizing an irrigation district in
Owyhee county.
House joint memorial No. z. by
Patch, Adams and storey-To amend
the reclamation act to allow commu-
tation as provided in the homestead
act.
No. 1873, by Duvall, Patch and
Thompson-To create the independ-
ent school district OF Emmettsville,
in Canyon county.
No. 55. by Kerl--To provide for
leasing state lands to establish agri-
cultural experiment stations.
No. 254, by Coates-To amend
character Of Bellevue, in Blaine coun-
ty, to permit Of public Improvement
through bond issues.
No. 210. by Edwards ana Shut
Appropriating $99 for the relief of
Theodore Turner; money expended
by him when state auditor.
No, 142, by McBlrney. Storey,
Shaw, McFadden and MeCracken-
Appropriating $16.9s5 for relief OF
the Boise Commercial club for money
expended on Atlanta wagon road.
No. 2s9, by McFadden. by request
Repeating section 632 Of the re-
vised codes covered by another sec
ton relating to attendance of child
rem at school.
Concurrent resolution No. 8. by
MeCutcheon Approving the action
Of the University of Idaho regents
with reference to the Carnegie Fund
for the Advancement of Teaching.
No. 1874, by McFadden and will
oughby-Approprlating $25, 900 for
state deaf. state deaf. dumb and blind
school
Bills Passed by House.
BOISE. Idaho. March 5.-The fol-
lowing house bills were passed in the
house:
No. 247. by ompson-Amending
the revised codes relating to irrlga-
ton districts.
No. 229, by Coates--Appropriating
$3.50 to the Mutual Mining company.
No. 252. by Wlnship and MELON
lld-Requiring licenses for the sale
Of spirituous liquor on steam crafts
plying the waters Of the state.
No. 274 by Ricksby, by request
Prohibiting the use of rubber stamps
Dr. indelible pencils on butter wrap
Ders.
No. lao. by the agricultural com
prevent fraud in the sale
Of seeds and feeding stuffs.
No. 2O3. by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
he revised codes 10 admit veterans
Of Indian and Spanish-American wars
10 the soldiers home.
No. 2s2. by McKinlay- Providing
'or the granting of franchises for toll
bridges where the use of the struc-
.ure exceeds $4,000.
No. 2s4. by the state affairs com
nittee-Amendlng the revised codes
relating to the duties OF the secretary
of state.
No. 275. by Storey Providing for
he listing. assessment and taxation
Of property Of express companies. J.
D. Webster moved an indefinite post
but the motion was lost
% to p and the measure was passed
BY a reverse vote.
No. 22s, by Duvall, Patch and
by request-Authorizing
county mutual fire insurance eompan-
es.
No. 277. by the state Affairs CON-
nittee-Authorizing a bond issue OF
10000 for deposit to be placed with |
he government guaranteeing good |
'aith for survey of lands applied for |
No. 2s7. by the Ada delegation
Amending the Boise city charter 70 |
'ermit bond issues for sewer i'm
Irovements.
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