Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1913-01-25

ment companies. The Blue Sky
law.
Senate bill No. 6-By Borden Great
ing the county OF Gooding.
Senate bill No. by Borden Great
ing the county of Minidoka.
Senate bill No. 8-By Hedrick, the
bank depositors guarantee law.
Senate bill No. BY Fields. a
bill aimed at the suppression OF all
forms Of race track gambling.
Senate bill No. 10-By Robinson,
relating to election OF officers and di.
rectors of irrigation corporations
The only senate bill which has be.
come law SO far.
Senate bill No. 10-By Edginton,
authorizing the commencement and
maintenance OF civil actions against
irrigation districts.
Senate bill No. 12-By Baldridge,
providing for the regulation of the
loaning OF state endowment funds.
Senate bill No. 13-By Baldr.dge,
relating to trespass ON enclosed
lands for the purpose Of hunting and
| fishing.
Senate bill No. 14-By Baldridge,
cutting down the compensations paid
election judges. constablea and clerks.
Senate bill No. 15-By Edgington,
authorizing the acquisition Of power
and heating plants by municipalities.
and providing for the disposal of the
same. This bill was later withdrawn
and reintroduced as senate bill No.
Is.
Senate bill No. 16-By Robinson,
authorizing the sale by the state
land board Of lands granted by the
federal. government, the money de-
rived to be expended in the erection
of an agricultural school and college
CT science In Twin Falls county and
for other schools This bill was with
drawn.
Senate bill No. 17-By Edgington,
relating to the importation and sale
Of infected bees and bee keeping ap-
planes.
Senate bill No. 18-By Edgington,
the same bill as No. Is, with the elm
nation Of the heat clause.
Senate bill No. 19-By Robinson,
providing for the regulation Of motor
vehicles, and providing for an as
sessment against motor cars, the
money derived from which shall be
used to pay interest on the bonded
Indebtedness of the highway dis
tricts.
Senate bill No. 20-By Haight, q
local option measure, regulating the
sale Of alcoholic products by drug
gists.
Senate bill No. 21-By Fields,
amends section 223S Of the revised
codes relative to the levying of taxes
for general revenue purposes.
Senate bill No. 22-By Baldridge,
abolishing the office Of distributing
clerks at the polls and providing that
the duty formerly performed by the
distributing clerk shall be done by
one Of the judges.
Senate bill No. 23-By Hart, pro-
viding for a six days school week, at
the option of the boards Of trustees
Of the various districts.
Senate bill No. 24-By Macbeth,
providing for the publication In the
session laws Of all amendments to
the constitution passed at the last
preceding elections.
Senate bill No 25-By Lee, amend.
ing section 1901 of article 6 OF the
revised codes.
Resolutions introduced into the
senate:
Senate joint resolution No. by
Hedrick, providing for change in
the length Of terms of county com.
missioners.
Senate concurrent resolution, No.
by Robinson, a protest against
the quarantine imposed upon Idaho
products by the State Of California.
Senate concurrent resolution, No.
by Haight, providing for a joint
committee on appropriations from
both houses.
Senate joint resolution No. ply
Cunning, providing for the regulation
by the legislature Of the supreme
court and all other state courts.
Senate concurrent resolution No.
By Fields, providing that Febru-
airy 20 be the last day upon which
bills may be introduced In either
house Of the legislature.
Senate concurrent resolution No.
g. BY Edgington, resolutions Of con-
dolence ON the death Of Senator
Hepburn.
Senate resolution, by Fields dis
the practice Of lobbying for
pending measures or senatorship as