The daily star-mirror., 1915-03-06
BOTH APPROPRIATION BILLS HANGING FIRE IN
SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE
.SELWA1 COUNTY BILL KILLED
Mining Industry Gets Favorable Legislation-Lieu-
tenant Governor Gets Diamonds-Gov-
ernor Still Using Veto
BY D. w. GREENBURG
(Staff Writer for The Star. .Mirror)

BOISE, March 6-(Spec1dl)-ln ma
deadlock will occur between the sen
ate and the house over both the gen
eral and educational appropriation
bills seems certain this afternoon, II
which event, the 18th legislature may
remain in session until possibly mex
Wednesday.
The finance committee of the senate
is still working on both measures and
hopes to report amendments tonight
some time. If their work is not COM
pleted in the senate, the clock will be
stopped at midnight unless the ad-
journment resolution be nescinded OF
amended.
Both houses are attempting to clear
the calendars of all measures, but
important bills still hang in the bal
ance.
Passed by Special Order
. Senate bill III was passed yester-
day in the house under suspension Of
rules.
S. B. No. 1T by Macbeth-Amending
public utilities act granting persons,
corporations or associations to pur-
chase for their own use power and
electricity without necessity of secur-
ing certificate convenience and neces-
sity from utilities commission.
Vetoes Can't be Overridden
There is some talk today Of an at
tempt to raise from the table the
vetoes of the governor received by the
house, but it is believed it will be
impossible to break the alignment of
22 votes which the governor had sign
ed up to sustain his veto.
Another break is expected, when the
attempt will be made to rescind the
resolution made yesterday which pro-
vides for paying attaches for over
time
In the senate this morning Lieu
tenant Governor Taylor was presented
with diamond pin by the majority
and minority members, and the at
taches gave him diamond cuff but
tons.
The house this morning killed House
bill 1898, the enabling act creating Sell
way county from parts of Idaho and
Lewis.
H. B. No. 338 by La Forest-An en-
L1...~x oo+ for +ba orootion of Cp1Way
county fro mparts Of Idaho and Lewis.
The house passed House bill 375 and
Senate bills 215, 216, 153, 113, So, 1874,
1O1, and 106.
H. B. No. 375 by McMurray and
Bohman- Reducing motor vehicle reg
istration fee to 50.
S. B. No. 215 by Committee on Edu-
cation-Legalizing warrants to amount |
s9316.SS, issued by school district 2 in
Cassia county.
S. B. No. 216 by Committee on Edu- /
to the issuance OF
refunding bonds by independent school
districts.
S. B. No. 153 by Hart, by request
An act to give Incorporated cities and
village power to distribute water in
irrigation districts within corporate
limits
S. B. No. 113 by Bowman -Authoriz-
ing the appointment of a commission
o revise the irrigation and drainage
avs and providing an appropriation
If $4,000.
s B. No. SO by Hart-Prescrib1ng
conditions which must be placed in
fe insurance policy.
S. B. No. 1874 by Elliott-Amending
Mothers pension law. Substitute for
J. B. No. 40.
s. B. No. So by Whitcomb-Amend-
ng code relative to appeals to supreme
ourt allowing 80. days for perfection.
s. B. No. 101 by Whitcomb Amend
ng section $40 revised codes grant
az jurisdiction to probate court to
etermine heirship ownership and in i
crest OF all parties in and to prop a
rty of any deceased person. $
S. B. No. 106 by Kaline-Giying pris- t
ners in county jails five days of per F
lonth for good behavior. q
The house killed S. ]. R. 10. ID