Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-03-04

No. 1877, by Grow, relating to the ap
pointment of referees. Approved by
the governor.
No. SS, by Davis, relating TO banks
With the governor.
No. 1888, by Baldridge, appropriating
$3059.10 as the states share of the ex
penses of Black Canyon Irrigation
district With the governor.
No. 194,b y Terrell, relating to ex-
hibits which may be taken to a jury
room by the jury. With the governor
No. 200, by Black, relating to lost
summons. Approved by the governor.
No. 1879, by Black, relating to serv-
ice of dnterrogatories. Vetoed by the
governor; Veto sustained.
No. 142, by Smith, creating the food
and sanitary fund. Vetoed by the gov
ernor; veto sustained
No. 1856, by committee on public
health, relating to embalming and
transportation of bodies. Vetoed by
the governor; veto sustained.
No. 2O7, by the attorneys of the
house, relating to transcripts on ap-
peal Approved by the governor.
No. 40, by Featherstone, for the
relief of Tony A. Tubbs. Approved
by the governor.
No. 1872, by Terrell, providing for
separate or joint trials at the discre-
tion of the trial Judge. Approved by
the governor.
No. 1873, by appropriation commit
tee, for the relief of the Bomenfant
estate. Approved by the governor.
No. 95, by Morgan (by request)
for THE relief of the Boise ExplOra-
ton & Mining company. Approved
by the governor.
No. 210, by the attorneys of the
house, providing for typewriter cop
les of papers on appeal. Approved
by the governor
No. 157, by Bla, k, Thompson, Leaf
and Nelson, appropriating $4,000 for
a drawbridge at st. Maries. Approx
ed by the governor.
No. 433, by Edgingtca, appropriat-
ing $4,000 additional for the expcns-
es of the legislature. Approved by
the governor.
No. 209. by the attorneys of the
house, relating to new trials. Ap-
proved by the governor.
No. SO, by Strobe and Featherstone,
providing protection for workmen and
employees against company" stores
and company" lodging houses. With
the governor.
No. 1856, by Davis, providing punish
ment for escaping from the peniten-
tiary. With the governor.
/ No. 238, by Taylor, requiring notice
of taxes to be sent out. With the
governor.
No. 203, by Davis, Edgington and
Bradley, requiring removal of saloon
signs in dry territory. With the
governor.
No. II, by banking committee, the
general banking law. With the
governor.
No. 2, by Bell and Holmberg, ere
ating Clearwater county. With the
governor.
No. As, by Crow, relating to re-
demptions. Approved by the COVER
nor.
No. 81, by Morgan, appropriatlne
$4,000 for the purchase of Hepburn
park. Approved by the COVE r.
No. 1874, by Warwick, re-, tlg to
recorder of brands, making the state
veterinarian such recorder. Approved
by the governor.
Constitutional Amendments.
House joint resolution No 13, by
Hammer, fixing the number of sena-
tors at one to each county and the
number OF representatives not to ex-
ceed three times the number of SEN
ators. With the governor
Senate Bills.
No. 5, by Potts, making Columbus
day holiday. Signed by governor.
No. 7, by st, Clair. community prop
erty bill. Signed by governor.
No. s, by Lee and Harris, Elmore-
I Owyhee county state wagon bridge,
appropriating $4,000 Signed by gov
ernor.
No. II, by Whitcomb, requiring use
Of spark protectors Signed by gov
ernor.
No. IL, by st. Clair, relating to tax
sales and allowing redemption by any.
person in interest. Signed by COVER
nor
No. IA, by Macbeth, Salmon river
state wagon bridge, appropS'attng