The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-03-02
IDAHO TECHNICAL INSTITUTE NOW A FULL
PLEDGED INSTITUTION
VETO is UNCONSTITUTIONAL
State Engineer Appointed - Appropriations Bill
Special Order Tonight-Many Bills
Killed
By d. w. GREENBURG
(Staff Writer for The Star-MirrOr)

BOISE, March 2.-Governor Alex
ander notified the senate this morn
ing that he had signed Senate bill 81
creating the Idaho Technical Institute
and Senate bill AZ, the Emergency en-
ployment act.
S. B. No. 81 by Committee on Educa-
Substitute for S. B. No. 43-
Changing the name of the Academy of
Idaho to the Idaho Technical Institute
and broadening its charter to include
college course to give not more than
the first two years of university work.
S. B. No. 40 by Bowman-To au-
thorize and require county commits
sioners to provide and designate
emergency employment.
The governors veto of Senate bill
109, the King Hill appropriation, was
declared to be of no effect since the
vetoing of half of the appropriation
and the approving of the other half
is in violation of the constitutional
provisions, according to the report OF
the judiciary committee. 1t is ex-
pected that the governor will test his
authority in the courts.
s. B No. 109 by Joint State At
fairs tee-Appropriating $26,-
900 for assisting in maintenance OF
Kings Hill and Kings Hill Extension
n{e,f tn, (xnOhInp
Owyhee, and Twin Falls counties to be
expended by state land board and en-
powering the land board to sell these
properties.
Though Senator Frazier fought hard
in the senate this morning in favor OF
House bill 224, Hart and Elliott OPP
posed it and the measure lost by
vote of II to 20. Senate bill l43
was also killed.
H. B. No. 224 by Faris-Requires
that members of the state board OF
education must have been qualified
electors and taxpayers of the state for
five years prior to the day of their ap-
pointment.
s. B. No. 143 by Lenz-Making
criminal slander a misdemeanor.
The senate passed House bills 1872,
394, and senate joint resolution IL;
House bills 25O and 251, Senate bills
213, 200.
H. B. No. 1872 by Committee on Edu-
cation - Prohibits any pupil under 15l
wears Of age from entering the first
year of any high school unless he has
passed an examination. The bill ex-
cepts independent schools.
H. B. No. 1894 by Committee on Edu-
cation-An act to provide for the con-
solidation of common school districts
and Independent school districts.
H. B. No. $50 by Hunt, Kiger, and
Hull-Permits exercising the right OF
eminent domain in behalf OF wagon
roads, logging railroads, tram roads,
fumes. chutes, and other means Tor
the removal of logs.
H. B. No. 251 by Hunt, Kiger, and
Hull-Gives county commissioners au-
thority to open logging roads in the
same manner that public roads are
opened.
S. B. No. 213 by Committee on Mines
and Mining-To protect COW elk,
vearling elk, female or doe deer and
mountain sheep throughout the year.
s. B. No. 200 by Judiciary Commit
,ee-Making it misdemeanor for any
person to procure accommodation at
! livery stable without paying there
'or: prohibiting the abuse of property
procured from any livery stable; and
preventing the abandonment of the
,ame
The house passed House bills BIZ,
$50. 3O6, 355, Senate bill 120, Ill, and
,ousa Joint resolution %, Senate
oint memorial 8, and killed H. J. r.
i. Senate bill 1874, and House bills
93 and 362.
II. B. No. 372 by Koelsch- PERMITS
oreign corporations to change the
,oints designated as their principal
lace of business.
H. B. No. $50 by Koelsch-
iquor dealers, except saloonkeepers