The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-02-27
GOV. VETOES TENTH DISTRICT;
VOTE OF 80 TO IA SUSTAINS HIM
Memorial for State be Presented TodayAgricultura
College, After Twin Falls Fight Remains
Moscow.

to congress asking for the divi-
sion of Idaho and the creation OF
the state of Lincoln out of the
sixth northern counties and part
six northern counties and part
of Washington. The memorial
may be introduced tomorrow. 1t
is understood it will represent the
Indignation of northern members
at the operation of what they de-
clare is the steam roller. Chandler
of Clearwater and Friend of Lewis
seem to be the prime movers in
the secession movement.
An attempt in the house by
Oversmith of Latah to pass over
the governors veto his bill Great
ing the tenth judicial district met
with decisive defeat. Oversmitl
was barely successful in getting
before the house the question
whether the bill should be consid-
cred. The vote stood 81 to 26, but
the vote to override the veto was
IA to 80 in favor of it.
Those voting against the veto
are:
Chandler, Clark of Custer, Con
ner, Farmin, Featherstone, Finke,
; Hayford, Henderson, Jones, Ko-
elsch, Mason, Oversmith, Shat
tack, Storey-14
Twin Falls Loses College.
Both factions of the Twin Falls
7 delegation were beaten in the
e house-the Twin Falls contingen
Y in its effort to move the agrlcul
= tural school from Moscow to Twil
r Falls and the Bull faction in it
efforts to introduce a bill for th
i division of Twin Falls county.
l. The bill for the establishment
It Twin Falls was killed by the de
+ cisive vote of 81 to II. Two bal
3. lots were had by Nihart, champ
y ion of the division bill, in his ef
fort to secure the consent of two
A. thirds of the members to intro
Il duce his bill. Both times he los
# by few votes. In the morning
r the tally was 36 to 81, four vote
70 short of the necessary two-thlrds
! and in the afternoon 33 to II
seven votes short. Nihart intend
:. now to ask every day for permis
:. sion to introduce the bill unt
- - either he gains permission OF tn
. . session adjourns sine die
Led by its commander, Colon'
- Edelblute, who is also a membe
of the kootenai county delegatio
the Idaho National Guard battle
= for its continuing appropriate
u in the house in the afternoon Sc
sS sion. Definite action was defe
- red.
u Public Utilities Today.
III Tomorrow is to be public util
40 ties day in the senate if the pr
gram as announced today shall n,
n be disturbed. The bills on tt
is subject will be considered joint
IS in committee of the whole. I'll
IN indications are that the Rya
IN house bill will be literally amende
I'll in an effort to make it applicab
is to Idaho. and to eliminate VIII;
are regarded as unnecessary
drastic features-provisionS tn;
furnish no additional protectio
to the public while placing larg
re railroad corporations in positio
tie to throttle Independent compel
IS tors and discouraging the inves
lrl ment of capital. If the Ryan bi
no can be made into what the nj
n jority of the senators regard
he wise instead of a harmful mea
ure for the people it will like
on be passed as amended and the r
or sponsibility for its enactment p1
Id up to the house. The EdgingtC
by bill will also be considered and
n the senate should favor it the a
Ity thor, it is understood, will agree
ad changes making it also tax me-
US. ure with a joint commission. T
I'D tax provision will probably be I
tached to any utilities bill pass