Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-03-04
DISPOSITION OF BILLS TO DATE
Following Complete List Of all Senate and House Bill. Passed
During the Present Session to Feb 2S

The following iS complete list of
all measures passed by both houses
of the Legislature during the present
session and presented to the COVER
nor, showing the present status of
the bills, whether signed by the gov
ernor, vetoed by him, or still held in
his possession awaiting disposition.
House Bills.
No. Al, by Johnson, Warwick and
Edgington, appropriating $4,000 for
the macadamizing of five miles of
public road between Ross Fork and
Blackfoot on the Fort Hall Indian re-
serve. Approved by the governor
and Thomas r. Jones of Blackfoot ap-
pointed commissioner.
No. 236, by Terrell, Morgan, Glen
non and Grow, providing for payment
of the expenses of district judges.
ApplONNd Dy lu6 SOfGIHOl.
No. 19, by Jacobs and Holmberg,
authorizing construction of dams and
booms in the north fork of the Clear
water river. Approved by the gov
ernor.
No. 81, by Hammer, requiring resi-
dence of one year within the state and
three months within the county before
applying for divorce. Vetoed by the
governor. Veto sustained.
Mo. Ill. by Smith, providing for
making final proof on Carey act claim
IN case OF death of the entryman.
Approved by the governor.
No. 80, by Arthur, regulating pool
rooms, forbidding minors under the
age of 19 years frequenting pool room
conducted for profit, and providing
for early closing Vetoed by the gov
ernor; veto sustained.
No. 73, by Galloway, extending the
authority of boards of trustees of
towns in making street improvements
so that the law may be applicable to
towns casting 500 votes for mayor.
Approved by the governor.
No. 1874. by Eckles, authorizing
county commissioners to make spe-
cial levy not to exceed one mill for
advertising purposes. Approved by
the governor
No. Sc, by Johnson, requiring pro-
bate courts to be open at all times.
Approved by the governor.
No. III, by Crow, amending the code
of civil procedure, making certain mat
ters deemed as objected to without
so stating in the court. With the gov
ernor.
No. 4, by Ceaser, amending the
Sunday rest law so as to permit shoe
shining parlors, bakeries and fresh
fruit stands to be open on Sunday.
Approved by the governor.
No. 1876, by Bradley, requiring re-
moval of blinds and screens in soft
drink establishments. card rooms, poo
and billiard halls. Approved by the
governor.
No. 1863, by Eimers, appropriating
$4,000 in bonds for the construction Of
wagon bridge across Salmon river
near Golf ferry, in Idaho county.
With the governor.
No. 55, by Smith requiring doors ON
all buildings used for public purposes
TO swing outward. Approved by the
governor.
No. 1856, by Morgan, permitting re-
demption of property within three
years from the date of the purchase
at tax sale or at any time thereafter
prior to a demand for tax deed by the
holder of a certificate. Approved by
the governor.
No. 1870, by Nihart, fixing fees of
justices of the peace in trials of civil
cases. Approved by the governor
No. 46, by Grow. creating an addi-
tional Judge for the third judicial dis
trict and adding Owyhee county to
that district. Approved by the gov
ernor am Judge MacLean appointed.
No. AZ, by Grow, providing for dis
tribution of duties where more than
one judge presides in a district. APP
proved by the governor.
No 1879, by Featherstone, relating
to the issue of bonds and notes by
railway corporations. Approved by
the governor.
No 2OS, by the attorneys OF the
house, abolishing the general demurrer
Vetoed by the governor; veto strs-
tanned by the senate.
No. 2t1, by the attorneys of the
house, relating to appeals to the SUI
preme court. Approved by the gov.
ernor.
No 236. by Terrell, Morgan, Glennon
and Crow, providing for expenses OF