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WILEY AFTER THE PICKLES.
Guardian of Pure Food Laws VIII Get
After Embalmed Cucumbers.

WASH \GTON. ID. c., Aug. 3
DR.. Harvey W. Wiley, chief chemist of
the agricultural department and guardian
of the pure food laws, has started n cru
sadie against embnhned cucumbers and
gherkins inoculated with alum. He as
serts that withered and half-spoiled Gu
cumbers are given generous hypodermicS
of alum. and under its magic influence
the once soft. soggy and generally dis,
reputable pickle of commerce IS pumped
out. reiuvenated and becomes SO pleasing
IN the eve that few persons can resist It's
ollurinr attractiveness Although the
board of food and drug inspection has
had the question of the use Of alum as "A
preservative under consideration for sew
cral weeks, no decision has yet been
given.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-12
AMERICA" AUTHORS SON DIES
Paroled from Prison and on Way to Join
Family

DAVENPORT, la, Aug. Samuel
Francis Smith former mayor Of Daven.
port ana son and namesake Of the author
of the hymn america" died at Toronto.
Canada. just after his release from the
iowa state pcntcntlary at Auamusa.
Dispatches received IN Davenport tell
tuut he became i'll on the train ut 10.
t.outo aud wac removed 10 a hospital,
where his death occurred. GOV. Carroll
bld suspended Smiths sentence in order
Mat he might spend his declining days
with his wife and daughter in Boston.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-12
WELLMAN GETS READY.
Began Imitation of Balloon July 81 IN
Preparing for His Dash to the
North Pole

TROMSOE. Norway, Aug. 9,-Advices
received here from Spitzbergen. where
the Walter Wellman Polar expedition is
being prepared for dash to the north
pole. say that the repairs To airship shed,
which was badly damaged by storm
last June, have been completed and that
a gas apparatus has been installed. Mr..
Wellman began his imitation of the bal
loon July 81.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-12
RAIDERS Sail for Europe

NEW YORK. Aug. 9-Among the
cabin passengers sailing for Europe Sat
urday on the Hamburg American liner
Kaiserin Augusta Victoria were Mrs
Ida Hanebeck Marinette Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugo +. Wuerker, Racine; Mrs. Emile
Muehlbach, Miss Thea Muehlbach, Mas
ter George Muehlbach. Mrs. Anna
Muehlbach, Master Richard Muehlbach,
Wausau Wis.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-12
President Playe Golf.

Following out the fixed routine OF the
vacation days, the President this morn
ing went early to the golf Inks ana on
the pretty course of the Essex Country
club played eighteen holes with VII
liam ]. Boardman Of Washington. The
Boardmans have a summer place at
Beverly farms, few miles north Oh
here. The Essex Country club is III
Manchester, about five mile. from the
Taft cottage.
Upon the result Of today's game much
will depend as to where the President
will play the greater part OF his games.
He liked the Myopia links on Saturday
very much The President regards the
Myopia course as one where true geli
must hc played on every stroke OF the
game if mishaps are TO be avoided.
This afternoon the President had a
visit from the former minister from the
Netherlands, MIR. Van Swinderen. The
diplomat came all the way from New
York to bid Mr.. Taft goodbye. He will
sail for home in few days.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-12
CAUGHT IN WHIRLPOOL,
Three Baltimore Men Are Dragged Into
Fatal Spot While Bathing in Pa
tuxent River Sunday.

BALTIMORE. Md. Aug. 9.-While
bathing in the PatuXent river off Dukes
wharf, Sunday, three young men were
suddenly dragged under i'll a whirlpool
and drowned. All were Baltmoreans.
They were Frank X. Schultz, George II.
Combs and DR.. Howard +. Eastman.
Schultz, who was an expert swimmer,
persisted in an attempt to save the other
two.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-12
WILLARD FLIES AGAIN
Successful Flight in CurtiSs Aero
plane at MineOla, N. Y.

MINEOLA. y. Y. Aug. 9.-liiS six
teenth successful fight with the Curtss
aeroplane was made today 10y G. Foster
Willard. Flying close To the ground,
Mr.. Willard essayed to make "A circle
about mile and "a half in circumfer-
ence but was not able To complete the
circuit owing to elevations of the ground
ard trees, for which he had not calcu-
lated He made five long curved flights,
however at high speed.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-12
"EMBALMED BODIES" ARE FAKE.
"Discovery" at Battle Creek, Ia, Proves
to Be PAPER Mache.

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Aug. 9.-"The
embalmed body Of an Indian squaw and
papoose' found in Il pine box in a rail
road office IN Battle Creek, Ia, whittier
it had been shipped from Los Angeles, is
nothing but n PAPER mache figure of n
woman and child constructed here by j
l.. Fisher. who has long made business
Of manufacturing ancient mummies"
for the market. He shipped this par
ticular mummy" 10 Iowa parties who
expected To use If for exhibition puf
poses throughout the country.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-12
Smallest House IN PaIis.

The smallest houre in Paris is said
ia toe situated ~ the curious Rue De In
Bucherie, which lJrJrrly was devoted
10 the sale II iucwapd and wooden
bu0ys. The house iu question Is 80.
81. Crushed under high roof, this lit
tie place - only one story. aud contains
two small Windows II dates from the
ru1 ii he S:&'"",iii! ""uU"r, and makes
q singular contrast with the high build
ings which surround il. enc Of those
Aas for "a long time the studio Of the
celebrated painter Gustuvc Gourmet. auI
there he u supposed 10 lave painted
Globe.
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COWBOY OFF FOR WASHINGTON.
Will Ride 22oo Miles to Invite Taft to
Visit Texas.

NNN " IVNIV, T'N.l NW-. y"
chccred 10y several thousand persons,
Edward O'Keilly, cowboy courier, start
ed ON his ride oil 200 miles 10 Wash
ngtuu, bearing 10 President Taft IN
Invitation from a number Of Texans.
who wish the President 10 visit this
state. D'Rolly Is riding the horse Ar,
kansas, a product Of the Taft farm nj
Falfurrias aud expects To- average thir-
ly-nvc miles a day. the journey to the
white house to consume two months
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-12
TRAIN GOES INTO DITCH.
Only One Passenger Is Injured in Wreck
on the Wheeling & Lake Erie
Railroad

IENELAND. O.. Aug. GRAIN No.
> on the Toledo \ Pittshurg division of
the Wheeling X Lake Erie railroad, east
bound. was wrecked this afternoon near
Lodi. O. The entire train of sin ears
went into the ditch. one passenger was
injured
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-12

-Mrs. CatnsTlBr Il. Bel, editor If the
Cannon. of Cannon City. Cal, besides
attending TO her household and editorial
duties hHds time 10 serve as probation
officer in her home county, 10 do the
work required Of the president Of the
board OF county Visitors, TO act as spe-
cial agent 70 the county cDmmisyJqn crs
IL cases Of dertitnfiou and TO IL. the
humane officer and secretary Of the To-
cal Humane society
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-12
CHINA DOESN'T
WANT TROUBLE
FOREIGN BOARD WISHES TO SET
TIE DISPUTE OVER RAILWAY
LINE AMICABLY.
GREAT BRITAIN SUPPORTS JAPAN
Construction of Road Is Not Opposed
from Commercial Viewpoint, but
from the Military.
CHUEN WILL DECIDE ACTION

pEKIN. Aug. 0.-The Chinese foreign
board and the grand council have been
in conference with Prince Chuen, the
regent. regarding the japanese situation
since the issuance of Japan's note an
nouncing its intention TO proceed i'm
medately with the reconstruction of the
Antung- Mukden railroad, without
China's cooperation.
LANG Iun-Yen, the president of the
board of foreign affairs, was received by
the prince regent Sunday and today.
The regent showed great anxiety at
Japans attitude of coercion, which was
supported by Great Britain and he urged
that the foreign board accelerate set
Element of the question in order not to
provoke japanese violence.
China Grants Demand.
The Associated Press tonight learns
that China has Internationally conceded
.Iapans demand that the railroad be
made of standard gauge, and Is Wiling
TO accept any reasonable compromise.
China is, however, debarred from CIV
ing n treaty consent on account OF ia
pans suspicious attitude in fording the
gauge question. in claiming for the An
tung line advantages existing on the
South Manchuran railroad, and through
her refusal to negotiate the latter ques-
ton. Japan insisted on postponing con
sideration of the South Manchurlan
question until Antung Mukden railroad
was reconstructed.
China does not object to the expansion
of the Antung- Mukden railway CONNER
cially, but does oppose II Japanese mill
tary strategic enterprise ending III an
other foreign military and commercial
barrier across Manchuria.
Influenced by Britain.
Great Britain's support of Japan has
made Il deep impression on Chinese
statesmen, who point out that Great
Britain's attitude developed simulta-
neously with the war scare in Europe.
Extreme pessimism prevails i'll govern
ment circles High officials say that as
Japan has the British support ii sup
poses il can do what ii likes.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-12
"perpetual Motion" Otto Insane.

KENOSHA, Wis, Aug. 9.-"Perpet-
nal Notion Otto. who has sold stock to
hundreds of persons who believed in his
inventive genius, has been adjudged in
sane and, with his uncompleted machine,
has been taken to the asylum at Madi-
son. One of his perpetual motion ma
chimes once ran a month without stop
ping. He has spent lifetime on the
prob EN-.
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CUT OUT TEETH FROM STOMACH
Man Who Swallowed False Molars Pa
tlent in Novel Operation.
pTNNSITAWNEY. Pa. Aug

TTNNStTAWNEY, Pa, Aug. o.
Few physicians ever operated upon a
man with the same object as did the
doctors At The Adrian hospital here,
when an abdominal incision was made
Oh Peter jackson. who, while drinking
bottle II pop. d-lodgcd his false teeth
and swallowed them. physician. un-
able TO recover the moars, forced them
into the man's stomach aud then rushed
him 10 4 hospital. where the operation
was performed. Jackson is IN crit
cal condition.
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BIRTHDAY liALTS THE MOOSE.
Doctor Given Respite Because of Mothers
Anniversary

Ia GRANGE. La, Aug. 9.-Because
his mothers birthday is August IL, the
date set for his execution. DIR. j. NJ
Elliott received respite of thirty days
by COY. Brown. \ petition bearing 5000
signatures asking this extension came
from Chattanooga, the old home of the
Ellotts.
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Scribe Becomes a Boniface.

WAUkEGAN. H., Aug. "a. A.
Freudenfeld n former Milwaukee news
paper man, who is manager of Mabel
Barrsons vaudeville theater here, has
been made manager of the Hotel
Schwartz which she recently purchased
and will soon open after extensive
changes.
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Must Face Trial at Sheboygan.

SHEBOYGAN, Wis, Aug. 81 Spc-
cms Martin kinseiia of Sheboygan
Falls who was arrested last June on
grave charge. was examined before
Justice Oscar l.. Wolters on Saturday
morning. lie was bound over to the
circuit court and was lodged IN the
county jail 10 await trial.
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The nightngales which negtcd uutI
ten years ago IN Rensipsion Gardens
were killed by the semi wild cats that
camp every summer among the hollow
elms. and Lond0ners WHO want 10 hear
The Daulian birds with complete certain
~ must now journey to Kew or Ching.
FORD.
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MILWAUKEE sTOCKYARDS REPORT

heavy, 1.S5as.Oo; good shippers. 1910 to 300
lbs, 7.pds.o5; good shippers light, 1850
800; fair TO good light, 1.GDd7.so: good
mixed grades, I.J5mT.15; common TO fair
mixed packers. 7.15a735; packers good to
selected. 7.3oa7.4o fair packers. 7.Obd7 -;
rough packers. 6.5oQ6.S5; pigs, 7.250 :. 30
government and throwouts, 2.0pa5.JU
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Advertise in Your Home Paper.
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MILWAUKEE HAY MARKET.

Choice timothy. 13.5o014,oo; No. |. 1900
ml32I; No >. l2.ooMl2.5o; clover ana
mixed. 10.OoM1o5o; choice Kansas. y sea
1900: No | Kansas, 12,opu12. NJ, =
Kansas lo0pul1.oo; marsh, I.ndi.1U;
pack , 5Nu6.o0; rye straw, 9.Iod looD.
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PHILIPPINES ARE
THANKFUL TO TAFT
GOVERNOR GENERAL CONGRATU-
LATES HIM UPON PASSAGE OF
ISLAND TARIFF BILL.
HAS OPENED CLOSED MARKETS.
President Spends Morning Upon the
Links, Trying to Select Course
Where He Will Play Daily.
HAS CALL FROM A DIPLOMAT.

BEVERLY. Mass. Aug, 9.-i'resideht
Taft today received a message of con
graduation from the Philippines for his
efforts in securing the passage OF the
Philippine tariff bill. The President,
who often has referred to this taritf mn
as his pet project. is as deeply grained
over its enactment by Congress as any
resident of the far eastern archipelago.
The message of cOngratulation came
from Acting GOV. Forbes AT Manila, anu
the President sent suitable reply.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-05-07

NUDE BtS6 W. CIV
BY Committee on Appropriations.
AN ACT
Making an appropriation for def
cheney claims issued against the state,
for supplies furnished and services
rendered during the years 1907 and
1908.
Effective March s, 1909.
HOUSE BILL NO. at.
BY stat. Affairs Committee.
AN ACT
Leyying an annual ad vaiorem TAX
for each Of the fiscal years lSO9 ana
1910 to provide revenues Tor payment
Of general current expenditures o.
the state
effective March II, 1903.
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BY kerns.
AN ACT

Effective May 1S. 1909.
SENATE BILL NO. ~.
BY judiciary Committee.
AN ACT
Amending section 4466 OF the Re
vised Codes relating to the contents
Of . Judgment roll.
Effective May IL. 1909. y
SENATE ELL NO. 100.
BY judiciary Committee.
AN ACT
Relating to articles OF incorpo Grafton,
making the term Of same not to ex-
coed fifty years and amending sec
itions relating to bylaws, removal OF
directors, issuance of stock, powers
OF corporations, etc.
Effective May Is. 1909.
SENATE BILL NO. 100.
BY judiciary Committee.
AM ACT
Regulating the sale Of real estate
under foreclosure OF mortgage where
such exists In two or more counties
and defining the duties Of the sheriff
and county recorder III such cases. II
Effective March IS, 1909.
SENATE BILL NO. 1os.
BY Whitaker.
AM ACT
Repeating and amending certain
sections OF the Revised Codes, and.
providing q county system OF roads
and highways, adopting such system
by vote, providing for consolidation
Of certain districts and for the opera
tion OF same I
Effective March 10. 1909.
SENATE BILL NO. ITO.
Hy shawhan.
AN ACT
Amending sections 1912 and 1850
of the Revised Codes, relating to the
practicing Of medicine and surgery
within the state.
Effective March IL, 1909.
SENATE BILL NO. ~.
BY Bowen.
AN ACT
Disclaiming 1t misdemeanor Il,
permit hog to run at large ii Ger.
tain places.
Effective May is. 1909.
SENATE BILL NO. 1,s.
~ Day.
AN ACT
Correcting and redefining the boun.
daries OF KOOtenai, Latah. Nez Perce
and Shoshone counties.
Effective May IL, 1908.
SENATE BILL NO. 11s.
BY shoup.
AN ACT
Amending section 80 Of the Revised
Codes, relating to contest OF election
OF any person to legislative or state
executive office.
Effective May Is, 1909.
US SENATE BILL NO. lie.
BY Benham. 81
AN ACT
Amending section 1898 Of the Re-
yised Codes. relating to the calling
Of county warrants for payment.
Effective May Is. 1909. u
SENATE BILL NO. 11s.
BY Judiciary Committee.
AN ACT
Providing and authorizing the pay
ment of expenses Of Supreme justices
and Judges Of District courts whose
term Of office began prior to the
first Monday Of january. 1909.
Effective March 10. 1909.
SENATE BsLL- No. 12s.
~ MSDevitt.
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fication aud licensing OF attorneys.
Effective May IL. 1909.
SENATE BILL NO. i44.
BY Freehafer.
AN ACT

SENATE BILL NO. 144.
BY Freehafer.
AN ACT
Providing tfat licenses shall be is.
sued to persons who have completed
the engineering course and have been
awarded diploma from the Univer-
sity OF Idaho without examination.
Effect May Is, 1909.
SENATE BILL NO. 14s.
BY Bowen.
AN ACT
Amending section 628 OF the Rel
yised Codes. relating to reports of NJ
school trustees
EffectisSe May is, 1909 Al
SENATE BILL NO. t4s.
BY State Affairs COMMITTEES and a.
dietary Committee. 81
AN ACT
Requir.s g the state board of II
commissioners to deposit with
state treasurer all money and q "a 4
dences &c Indebtedness received d
them and empowering them to dr.
upon the treasurer for money to car
on business Of board
Effectige March Is, 1909 ssss
SENATE BILL NO. 1904
BY State Affairs and judiciary Con-.
IA nnittees.
AN ACT
Requiring the state treasurer tc
execute "a official bond in, the sum
LOT 5000, 0G0.s
Effectiae March 1e. 1909 81
SENATE BILL NO. ISL.
BY spauIdIng.
AN ACT
For the preservation of forests and.
timber laads, the creation Of fire war
dens; defining the duties and powers
Of wardeas. person, firms and corpora
tons In / gard to such and imposing
fine for the violation thereof Pre-
scribing tie time and method of burn N
Ing waste materials and providing
penalties and that the state Of Idaho
shall best nsidered owner OF all lands
within tin meaning OF this act and
appropriaiing money for the purposes
herein stated.
Effectiye March is, 1909.
SENATE BILL NO. 152.
BY Whitaker and spauldlns.
AN ACT
Creating Ahe Eighth Judicial Dis
trict; providing for the election Of a
judge tic terms OF court and empow
ering the Judge Of the First Judicial
District u refix the terms Of court in
said district tor the year 1909
Effective March Is, 1909.
SENATE BILL NO. 1854.
BY state Affairs and judiciary Com
AN ACT
Amending section 1887 of the Re- n
vised Codes of Idaho, relating to in
vestmelft of permanent educational
school fluids OF the state and Imposing
duties on school district officers and
making 1t misdemeanor for the
violation thereof.
Effective May 1e 1909.
SENATE BILL NO. 1863.
(substitute for Senate Bill No. 73s) 81
BY Freehafer.
AN ACT
Amending section Cos Of the Re
vised Codes regarding the apportion
ment of TIE school fund of the coulis
ty. -
Effective May IL, 1909.
SENATE BILL NO. t5s.
BY shoup.
AN ACT
Creating the office Of general road
overseer In counties, providing for
appointment, term. duties and compen-
sstion
Effective May IS, 1909. :
SENATE BILL NO. 100.
BY Hunt.
AN ACT Il
L Regulating NH esoperation and equip
ment Of mines, making It misde-
meanOr and inlnnhjngna finn1 49,
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GERS and eMployes Of the state and
Tor general EXPENSES for the years
1903 and 1910.
effective March IL, 1903
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drin mill upon each one hun
tnelrs on ell taxable property:
iiding q bridge commission
AOv1harge Of same.
s9c = May 16. 1909.
oss.oUsE BILL NO. 24o.
IN Edwards and Shut.
tah AN ACT
deriating the sum Of t9o for
defined. Turner for money ey-
INV him In the office Of state
wior the year 1905.
naye March II. 1903.
oUsE BILL NO. 22s.
rs alton, Reservoir and Hcc'a.
Is, nation Committee.
~ AN ACT
Cling for the cancellation OF
re to appropriate public waters
sof the permit holder fails 70
with requirements OF permit.
olive March IL, 1903.
HOUSE BILL NO. 242.
a BY Mcl<iniay.
ba AN ACT
eating the season for hunting
and birds within Ger
ItIndaries Of the state.
Tive March Is. 1909.
s1,HousE BILL NO. 2o7.
Wish and Game Committee.
AN ACT
ding for appointment Of fish
me warden, deputies AMI as
j; for protection and propaga
fish and game; for mainten-
/ hatcheries and to provide for
ltendence Of same. Appropriate.
Sum Of money to carry out the
ons Of this act and providing
les, and repeating all previous
ton relating to fish and game
ctiye March IL. 1903.
~ : .
HOUSE BILL NO. 1853.
Committee on Education.
AN ACT
hing to the issuance Of special
Gates, amending section 500 OF
evisei Codes Of Idaho. M
ective May Is. 1909.
HOUSE BILL NO. ETA.
he Committee on State Affairs.
AN ACT
byiding for the indeterminate
|nce of persons convicted OF Ger.
|felonies, the termination OF SEN
and release OF such person
creating a state prison board.
fective May II, 1909.
HOUSE BILL NO. 224.
BY ]. o. Webster.
AN ACT
DIVIDING a punishment G. imprls
emit In the penitentiary Of not less
one I'D, year nor more than
\ f5) years In case Of accident
ca by the removal, stealing or
.fering with journal bearings or
Y OF locomotives and for buying
'ec&sying such stolen property.
ffetNve March II. 1909.
HOUSE, gill NO. geo.
N. ~ Coates.
AN ACT
Ending Mountain Bell NJ
pany the sum Of 6f
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D. commlttse on Banks and Bank.
Ing.
AN ACT
Relating 10 settlements by county
treasurers with state auditor and
state treasurer; requiring the state
to receive certain moneys
on state dues, defining method OF re-
mittance by depository banks ana
imposing q fine Of imprisonment IN
the state penitentisvy not exceeding
two (2) years or sum not TO exceed
5000, or BY both such fine and I'M
prisonment
effective March is, 1909.
HOUSE BILL NO. 27e.
~ Committee on Irrigation, Hessr-
volrs and Reclamation.
AN ACT
Regulating and controlling the sais
Of water rights; requiring maps, plans
and specifications to De filed !: pro-
viding for the issuance of certificates
and the making Of annual reports by
owners OF such works. imposing
fine Of not less than 500, nor more
than $500, or by imprisonment In the
county jail not exceeding six months,
81 BY both such fine and imprison-
ment.
effective March is, 1909.
HOUSE BILL NO. 2s2.
BY Mci<'nlay.
AN ACT
Authorizing the board Of county
commissioner to grant franchises
for toll bridges when the cost Of such
bridge exceeds the gum OF $4,000.
effective May II, 1909.
HOUSE BILL NO. 2ss.
BY ApportIonment COMMITTEES.
AN ACT
Amending section rs or the Revised
Codes and defining the app0rtionment
81 the senate and house OF represer-
'tatives.
directive May II, 1909.
HOUSE BILL NO. 2s4.
BY Committee on state Affairs.
AN ACT
Relating to the duties 81 the secre-
tary 81 state.
Effective May 16, 1909.
HOUSE BILL NO. 2ss.
BY McFadden ny Reau,st).
AN ACT
Amending section 7153 of the Re-.
yised Codes and adding new sections
relating to the cruelty to animals.
Effective March 10, 1909,
HOUSE BILL NO. 2ss.
" McFadden ny Request Of state
SUPPLEMENTARY
AN ACT
Rpealing section 632 Of the Revised
Codes OF Idaho.
Effective May 6, 1908.
HOUSE BILL NO. 2s3.
BY judiciary Committee.
AN ACT
Requiring the publication Of all
state, county and municipal nomina-
tions at any general or municipal
election.
Effective March II, 1909.
HOUSE BILL NO. 27s.
BY Fadden, McHlrney, Mocracken,
Shaw and Storey.
AM ACT
Amending the Boise City charter.
Effective March II, 1909.
HOUSE BILL NO. so2.
BY Aivord Thy Request).
AN ACT
Providing for the issuance OF bonds
in the sum Of $4,000 for building
and improvements on the Northern
idaho Insane Asylum and levying an
annual ad valorem tax of three (3)
mills on each one hundred dollars
of all taxable property for the pay
nent of same.
Effective March 16, 1909.
HOUSE BILL NO. sos.
BY Appropriation Committee.
AN ACT
Providing for the issuance OF bonds
in the sum Of $4,000 for completion
sof the cell house at the penitentiary,
md levying an annual ad valorem tax
If four (4) mills on each one hundred
dollars of taxable property for the
payment Of same.
Effective March 16, 1909 ~
HOUSE BILL NO. so4.
BY Appropriation comni1(
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