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and requires years residence befOr'
suit for divorce can be fled.
H. B. No. 255 by York-Amends tn,
law requiring the use OF the Babcocl
test so that it need be made only
cream sold for manufacturing pur
poses.
/ H. B. No. 256 by Randall, Kork, Hull
Hunt, Evans, Kiger, King of Lewis
Waters, Ebelblute, and Anderson Of
nyon-Exempts from taxation i'm
provements on land not to exceed
$500 in value.
H. B. No. 257 by Ways and Means
Committee e-Repeals chapter 1876 of
1918 session laws which provides two
mill levy for bond purposes.
H. B. No. 258 by LaForest-Pro-
vides for the inspection by county
commissioners or persons authorized
| by the district court of schools, hos
pitfalls, reformatories and other public
or semi-public institutions.
H. B. No. 259 by Bales-Prohibits
the cutting Or mutilitating of trees
except by the owner or with his con-
sent
H. B. No. 260 by Harchelrode-To
issue $4,000 of state bonds for the
building of wagon bridge across the
middle fork of the Clearwater at Koo-
ska in Idaho county.
H. B. No. 261 by Elrod- Provides a
maximum limit of assessments that
can be levied. 1t is sliding scale,
the maximum varying according to the
wealth of the county.
H. B. No. 262 by Hunsinger-Permit
the public utilities commission to pre-
scribe an abbreviate6 form of an
nual report.
H. B. No. 263 by Randall-For the re-
lief of G. S. Boren of Lewiston, ap-
$68.S5 for services as
court stcnographer.
H. B. No. 264 by McGowan-Reg-
Hates the loaning Of the states perm
lASuL cuuCdtlOHdl Iuuu duu uAcS poUuU |
is the maximum loan that can be
nade
H. B. No. 265 by Johnston-Reduc- .
ng the salary of the register of the ,
tate land board to $2500 annually.
H. B. No. 266 by Johnston-Reduc-
lg the salary of the state land COM
Missioner to $4,000 per annum.
H. B. No. 267 by Johnston-An act
taking an appropriation for the su-
rene court members, employees, etc.,
istrict judges, employees, ETC., to-
llling $241,520 =
H. B. No. 268 by LaForest-To or :,
anize the county of Selway from :
arts of Idaho and Lewis with Kooskia
! the county seat. An enabling act.
H. B. No. 269 by Kiger and Hunt - "
mends the law relative to the filing :.
deeds
H. B. No. 27O by Hunter-Prohibits
e writing of participating insurance -
ID prohibits any firm or corporation ~
om receiving any rebate of prem ~
m or any part of any pagent's COM
ssion on the policy issued to such
rson or corporation.
H. B. No. 271 by Hunter-P Prohibits
g writing of excess fire insurance; N.
ives it optional with insurer to eth 49,
pay or repair in case OF partial de- -
uction; requires every company to
, rate schedule with the insurance -
nmissioner, and requires adjustors : :.
report to that officer all cases of -
sr insurance brought to their at -,
tion.
I. B. No 272 by York and Carratt
,uo;aoa 80 49, .ao :, la
commissioners of weed extermina-
4 in road districts on petition of he
per cent of the voting population ne
I. B. N. 273 by Randall-Repeal- =.
the law requiring information to
filed during the term of court. II
T. B. No. 274 by Faris-Provides a :.
thOd for the release of a lien with IL,
the payment of any fee.
T. B. No. 275 by Thrailkill-Per- 81
S the probate court to take charge
orphans or homeless children and Ill
vides a method of serving notice I.
the parents or guardian by publica- -
/.
:. B. No. 276 by Waters-To create
apartment of agriculture consol- T {
ing correlated boards and commits
s-similar to senate bill intro ~
ed.
:. B. No. 277 by Gilchrist- Makes a aiC1
,er of worthless checks liable to