The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-03-04
MEASURES MUST NOW MAKE FIGHT FOR
THEIR LIVES
STEAM : ROLLER JOY RIDES
House Rejects All Appropriations Amendments
Senate Will Finish Saturday Night
Party Lines Distinct
BY d. w. GREENBURG
(Staff Writer for The Star -MirrOr)

II S. B. No. 164 by Houtz-To permit
. vote on segregation of strip of land
from Oneida county and it's addition tc
Power.
i II. B. No. 81 by King of Lewis TIC
issue $9250 state bonds for the pur-
chase Of the toll bridge at Kamiah
lconnecting Lewis and Idaho counties.
Governor Signs Bills
He signed House bills 70, "A, and 20.
H. B. No. 70 by Anderson of Canyon
Repeating the law under which the
tax commission was created
H. B. No. "A by Committee on Uni
form Law-The uniform warehouse
receipt law.
H. B. No. 20 by King of Lewis-To
provide for the formation and organ
ization of and the carrying on of CO.
operative associations and providing
for the rights, powers, duties, and
liabilities of the same and of the mem
bers thereof
BOISE, March 3--With the closing
of the legislature at hand, the situa-
tion confronting the solons is chaotic
The leaders express their hope that
they may be able. to end their labors
next Tuesday, but the situation as it,
confronts the house tonight gives
promise of ten days more before mat
ters can be closed and the congestion
cleared away. As a matter of fact, the
legislature has only this week gotten
bills to be digested is appalling. The |
general appropriation bill only passed i
the house tonight. The educational |
budget has been amended and must
face committee of the whole and its
second and third reading yet The
Lewiston normal was not touched in
the amendments.
The charitable institutions budget, i.
which includes the Orofino asylum,
comes up on its second reading Thurs
lay. Numerous other bills are packed
away on the calendar in jumble-
The refusal Of both houses to name q
lifting committee has resulted in a
ule of chaos, with every member us
ng every effort to pass his favorite
MEASURE, and combines and trades,
ealousy and spite all add to the con-
usion. The house today passed the
learwater dam and boom bill, and it
; predicted that this measure will
leet with ready approval by the gov
rnOr.
Appropriation Bill Unchanged
Under suspension of the rules the
ouse passed the general appropria
on bill tonight by vote of 81 to
!. 1t was put through in exactly the
lme form as originally introduced by
e appropriations committee, amend
ents that had previously been agreed
)on the committee of the whole
ing tabled.
Minority opposition to the bill was
actically withdrawn, and minority
ader Anderson said a tentative
reement had been reached on the
Il during the afternoon by some Of
e members of the appropriations
mmittee and minority members of
; house. Conner moved the committee
port the bill back, recommending its
ssage.
Anderson said the minority members
re in the position of being willing
accept the bill, even though some
the items were larger than they
ieved they should be, provided it
re itemized in some places.
Nichols of Lemhi, democratic mem
i. of the appropriations committee,
ected, saying that it was not an
cement but simply the offering Of
gestions.
,onner's motion to report the bill to
house with the recommendation
t it pass was carried, 80 to "a. Roll
in the house on acceptance of the
ort resulted 80 to 20.
ater the rules were suspended and
bill passed. Roll call was the
le as on adoption of the committee
ort, except that Evans of Gooding
present and voted aye. W