The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-01-30
EDUCATION BUDGET REPORT
ADOPTED BY THE HOUSE
ITEMIZED STATEMENT SHOWS WHERE FUNDS
WILL BE DISTRIBUTED
PRIMARY LAW DISCUSSED
Bank Commissioner Confirmed-DireCt Primary Re-
ferred to State Affairs Committee-Defeat
Buhl County Scheme
BY D. w. GREENBURG
(Staff Writer for The Star -MirrOr)

Dy Ds We UhELNDOhU
(Staff Writer for The Star Mirror
BOISE, Jan. 30-The appropriations
committee reported the educational in
stitutions budget in the house this
morning, containing recommendations
for including $78,500 for the Albion
Normal, and with an itemized state
ment showing where the funds will be
allotted in each institution. With these
recommendations the report was
adopted and placed on the general cal
endar. 1t seems now that the house
will pass the measure promptly.
BOISE, Jan. 30.-The bill creating
Buhl county out of Twin Falls lost in
the house by vote of 18 to "a.
H. B. No. 27 lost unanimously in the
house.
H.. B. No. 27 by Clark of Lincoln
Requires that when the defendant in
civil action asks a jury trial, he
must give an adequate bond for the
costs.
H B. No 38, in committee Of the
whole died by the indifnite postpone
ment route.
H. B. No. 38 by Tyler-Amending
the law of proofs and acknowledge
ments SO that they may be made be-
fore United States commissioner.
The senate today confirmed the
nomination of G. r. Hit of Idaho Falls
to be bank commissioner.
Senate Bill IA was indefinitely post
poned.
S. B. No. IL by Rockwell -Consolit
dating the office Of state insurance
commissioner with the office of state
bank examiner and making the bank
commissioner ex-officio state insur-
ance commissioner. Carries an emer-
gency clause.
In considering the Hutton measure
in the senate this morning for the re-
vision Of the direct primary law, Sen
ator Day of Latah declared that since
there was great interest looking to-
wards a change in that law, 1t should
60 to the state affairs committee for
consideration with view to possibly
strengthening the measure if neces-
sary There was sharp debate for and
aaginst this action, but Senator Days
point was carried by vote of 19 to II.
House Bill No. 80 which had passed
the house was Indefinitely postponed in
the senate. This relates to broadening
the powers of mutual fire insurance
committee
H. B. No. 80 by Anderson Of Can
yon-Permits county mutual fire IN
surance companies to insure school
houses, churches, and public halls out
side OF incorporated cities.
Representative Randall of Nez Perce
today introduced in the house meas
ure permitting the construction and
maintenance of dams and booms in the
Clearwater River and it's tributaries.
Bills Passed in House
Senate resolution by Hart for pro-
hibition amendment.
House bill requiring labelling of all
explosives.
BOISE, Jan. 30.-Speaker Conner
stated that the Senate had advised the
House that one of their bills had been
tabled and re-referred the communica-
ton back to the upper house with
the caustic remark that the Senate
could embody the statement into It's
own records. While perfect unanm-
iity seems to exist between the speak
er and lieutenant governor, each OF
which presides over the respective
houses, the line of propriety and stand
ing of each separately is some times
drawn quite tight and in this instance
was really a slap on the wrist by the
House towards the Senate. In all
probability it will cost one of the two
officers the price of din
ner for the other. The chain lightning
retort of Speaker Conner may cause
him to be the guest at the dinner.
BOISE, Jan. 3O-No member Of the {
upper house was more welcomed In {
the thirteenth session than was Sen {