The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-01-15


pending for several years.
BOISE, Jan. 15.-Mrs. Moses Alex
ander, wife of the governor, has been
/ asked by the Women's National Made
in U. S. A. league to serve as honor
ary chairman and member of the ma
tional committee of the league. In re-
ply today she accepted the honor.
Some Further House ibis
BOISE, Jan. 15.-H. B. No. % by
Anderson of Bonneville-Provides that
aliens may acquire land to enforce
liens, but must sell the same within
five years.
H. B. No. 23 by Anderson of Bonne-
ville-Provides that all explosives Of
fered for sale must be labeled Dan
ger-Explosives."
II. B. No. "a by Cannon-Providea
for giving of five days notice by county
board of equalization before they may
take final action in equalization mat
ters.
H. B No 25 by Cannon-Places pro-
baton officers under the jurisdiction
of the county commissioners.
H. B. No 26 by Hunter-Appropriat-
ing $7427.75 for the relief of the First
National Bank Of Moscow, judgment
against the regents Of the university
and affirmed in a decision of the SUI
preme court.
H. B. No. 27 by Clark of Lincoln
REQUIRES that when the defendant in
civil action asks jury trial, he
must give an adequate bond for the
costs.
H. B. No. 20 by Baker of Canyon
Provides a method for the separation
from cities, towns or other municipal
tiles of plated or unplatted agricul-
tural lands within the corporate limits
of such municipalities.
H B. No. 29 by Ingard-Provides
that 95 per cent of the general tax
collected within road district shall
be set aside for road purposes. An
emergency clause is added.
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.
H. B. No 81 by Shattuck and john
ston-The iowa Injunction and abate-
ment law"
Fl. J. R. No. 1 by McMurray-For a
constitutional amendment making the
county assessor, ex-officio tax col
lector
H.. r. No. 2 by Anderson of Bonne-
yille-Proposing an amendment ex-
tending the term of office of county
commissioners to six years.
H.J.R. No. 3 by Shattuck-Proposes
an amendment to the constitution
whereby 100 sections of school land
instead of 25 would be sold each year
Senate
s. B. No. by Graham-Amending
Section 10, article 179, providing. that
hereafter general registration in the
state shall not apply to cities having
special charters which provide for
registration.
S. B. No. 6 by State Affairs Commit
Eee-Amending the state highway law
nroyiding that rs per cent Of the funds
collected from auto license tax, pen
1lties. etc., shall be returned to the |
from which it originates eacn !
1uarter and authorizing the county
BOARD to apportion the same to road
'unds.
S. J. R. No. / by Hart-Providing
or submission to people of constitu-
ional amendment for statewide. pro-
1ibition effective May 1, 1917.
S. J. R. No 2 by State Affairs COM
the restrictions lin
ting the amount of school lands to be
,old in any one year, and SO as to pro-
ride that not to exceed $50 acres OF
agricultural dry farm land may be
old to any one individual, company or
s. J. r. No. by State Affairs Com
nittee that after January /,
GIT, the proceeds of all school land