The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-03-05
SUPREME COURT MOVE
DOOMED TO DEFEAT
POCATELLO NOT TO HAVE TERM-COEUR d.
ALENE FAILS
SCHOOL BILL A STlCkLER
Three Senators Secure Indefinite Postponement OF
Court BilIs-Governor Uses Veto Twice More
Many Bills Die in Haste
BY D. w. GREENBURG
(Staff Writer for The Star Mirror


tempt to move the sessions of the su
preme court including it's building ant
library from Lewiston to Coeu
d'Alene and to establish also tern
at Pocatello is doomed to defeat
Grant of Clearwater, Sweet Of Idaho
and Day of Latah are entitled to cred
it for having manipulated a deal tt
kill this movement, and today the sen
ate adopted the committee reports in
definitely postponing Senate bills 201
and 2Q2.
S. B. No. 2O1 by Judiciary Commit
tee-Fixing only term of supreme
court in north Idaho at Occur d'Alene
and dispensing with the term at Lew
iston.
S., B. No 202 by Judiciary Commit
tee-To provide for a supreme court
building at Coeur dAlene; providing
an appropriation for building and
maintenance of court; providing for
moving law library from Lewiston to
Coeur dAlene.
number of other measures including
Senate bills 172, 1870, 204, and House
bill 277.
S. B. No. 172 by Sweet by request
Granting $494475 for relief of F. R.
Gooding, reimbursement for worthless
serum purchased from state serum
plant at Moscow and by loss of hogs
S. B. No. 1870 by Proctor-To cure
defects in deeds and in judicial sales
of real property.
S. B. No. 2O4 by Committee on Edu-
cation-Amending the educational
laws to better define the powers and
duties of the board Of education, re-
ferring to the management and coz
troll of educational institutions
H. 3. No. 277 by Gilchrist-Makes
writer of worthless checks liable to a
$4,000 fine on first offense and guilty
of felony on a second.
By Indefinite postponement the |
house killed Senate bills 124 and 18l.
S. B. No. 124 by Steele-Providing
for appointment of city manager OF
municipal power and water com
panies; raising salaries of mayors
and councilmen in such cities as have
plants.
IS. B. No. 181 by Montgomery-Ap-
$8OS for purpose of re-
funding costs Of defending faulty title
to right of way given by state.
The house passed under suspension
H. C. r. 1902. The governor today
vetoed House bills 54 and 95. +,
Fl. B. No. 81 by Makes the
state horticultural inspector, ex-officio
Inspector Of apiaries, gives him power
10 appoint deputy apiary inspectors. /
The compensation of deputy inspectors {
IS fixed at $500 per day.
H. B. No. 95 by Johnston-Putting {
nto effect the initiative, referendum ]
and recall. {
The senate finance committee is to-
lay wrestling with the general ap-
,ropriations bill and is expected 70
make its report tonight.
The house devoted good portion
f it's time this morning to handling
Iouse bill So in an effort to reject the
mendment offered by the senate 1t
) proposed to raise Commissio 4
isson's salary to $4,000 and to bunch
IL other items, including the itemiza-
ION plan. 1t is expected this plan,
7hich is being forced through by the Il
majority, will be carried out this af- II
ernoon.
H. B. No. 50 by Committee on Edu- Is
ation-Fixing the appropriations for
,e state educational institutions. Z
BOISE, March 5.-The house passed II
enate bill 1T this afternoon under II
lspensfon Of the rules, 46 to II. e
H. B. No. III by Hunsinger- te
des for the levying by the state board to
|, equalization Of state school tax n,
J raise $50 for each child Of school
ye in the state in lieu Of the county
hool tax heretofore levied. Ige