The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-01-23
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law.
Senate bill No. 9, by Fields,
bill aimed at the suppression of
all forms Of race track gambling.
Senate bill No. 10, by Robin
son, relating to election of officers
and directors of irrigation cor
porations. The only senate bill
which has become law so far.
Senate bill No. IL, by Edging
ton, authorizing the commence
ment and maintenance of civil ac-
tions against irrigation districts.
Senate bill No. ~, by Baldridge,
providing for regulation of the
loaning of state endowment funds
Senate bill No. 13, by Baldridge
relating to trespass on enclosed
lands for the purpose of hunting
and fishing.
Senate bill No. IA, by Baldridge
cutting down the compensations
paid election judges, constables
and clerks.
Senate bill No. Is, by Edging-
ton, authorizing the acquisition
of power and heating plants by
municipalities, and providing for
the disposal of the same. This bill
was later withdrawn and re-intro-
duced as senate bill No. 49,
Senate bill No. 16, by Robin
son, authorizing the sale by the
state land board of lands granted
by the federal government, the
money derived to be expended in
the erection of an agricultural
school and college Of science in
Twin Falls county and for other
schools. This bill was withdrawn.
Senate bill No. II, by Edging-
ton, relating to the importation
and sale of infected bees and bee
keeping appliances.
Senate bill No. 18, by Edging-
ton, the same bill as No. Is, with
the elimination of the heat clause.
Senate bill No. 10, by Robin
son, providing for the regulation
of motor vehicles, and providing
for an assessment against motor
cars, the money derived from
which shall be used to pay inter
est on the bonded Indebtedness of
highway districts.
Senate bill No. 90 by Haight
a local option measure, regulating
the sale of alcohol and alcoholic
products by druggists.
Senate bill No. 81, by Fields
amends section 223S of the revis
ed codes relative to the levying
of taxes for general revenue pur
poses.
Senate bill No. %, by Baldridgt
abolishing the office of distribut
ing clerks at the polls and pro
viding that the duty formerly
performed by the distributing
clerk shall be done by one of the
judges.
Senate bill No. %, by Hart, pre-
viding for a six days schoo
week, at the option of the boarC
of trustees of the various districts
Senate bill No. "a, by McBeth
providing for the publication il
the session laws of all amendment
to the constitution passed at thu
last preceding elections
Senate bill No. 25, by Lee, tt
amend section 1901 of article 6 O.
the revised codes.
Resolutions introduced in tn
senate
Senate joint resolution No. ]
by Hedrick, providing for chang
in the length of terms of count,
commissioners.
Senate concurrent resolution
No. |, by Robinson, a protes
against the quarantine imposed
upon Idaho products by the stat
of California.
Senate concurrent resolution
No. 2, by Dunning, providing TO
the regulation by the legislator
of the supreme court and all othc
state courts.
Senate concurrent resolutio,
No. 3, by Fields, providing tina
February 20 be the last day upol
which bills may be introduced il
either house of the legislature.
Senate concurrent resolutio
No. VI, by Edgington, resolution
of coincidence on the death o
Senator Heyburn.