The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-01-28

bO1SE, an. Zb-JuSL at the C1Iu
when everything seemed settled will
regard to the favorable passage of th'
educational appropriation bill in th'
house today, it received an unexpected
and staggering blow and was sent bacl
to the Appropriations committee TO
reconsideration. The fight developed
when minority leader Anderson asket
that the bill be amended to show
more specifically the various items fol
each institution in the bill The mo-
ton to invite Commissioner of Educa-
tion Sisson to address the house, re-
suited in an Overwhelming defeat and
when the motion to recommit the bill
came, it was passed practically unan-
imously.
By vote of 27 to the senate passed
the measure appropriating $4,000
for the Northwest Livestock show at
Lewiston.
House joint resolution number one
passed the house, but Koelsch served
notice that he will move for "a recon
sideration next Thursday
Passed In the House
H. b. No As by Kcefsch i Prohibits
the manufacture, disposal, and posses
sion of air guns
H. B. No 50 by KOe1sch- h-ProMides
that wherever the genuineness of a
writing is at issue, any writing ad-
mitted to be genuine is competent eyi-
dence as an exemplar for the purpose
of comparison with the disputed writ
ing. ..
Passed the Senate
H. b. No by Webb Amending the
horticultural law to permit the util-
ization Of infected fruit in the manu-
facture of fruit by-products.
The Nepotism bill which originated
in the House in the committee of the
whole was adopted as amended, cutting
out the emergency clause.
Senate Bill No was substituted for
in the senate by new bill providing
for more drastic prohibition in the ter
ritory now dry and which may be
made dry in future
BOISE, Jan. 28-Dealing with the
states two insane asylums, the gov
ernor recommended that the ONE at
Oroffno be developed as place for
the durable insane. He fpresees the
need of enlargement, but believes the
cottage plan now being experimented
with there should be given thorough
test. He thinks another cottage such
as the one that has already been built
should be erected at once
At the Blackfoot asylum the gov
srnor does not believe any improve
ments are needed at present though
10 thinks a new administration build
ng win be needed within few years.
He is Of the opinion that inebriates
and victims of the drug habit should
lot be sent to either institution, as is
low done, but should be cared for in
private sanitariums.
BOISE, Jan. 28-One of the most
ense situations which has thus far
occurred in the House of Representa-
ives at Boise was during the recent
covering the passage OF
he North and South Idaho Railroad
esolution
Representative MCGOWAN of Latah
ounty had been informed that pow
rful effort was being made to defeat
ID famous resolution and being very $
usy in his Investigating committee, ]
eglected to verify the truth of the re- t
ort with the result that he threw |
imself intensely into the argument t
Or the passage of the resolution, ap- i
ealing tersely to the members to sup i
ort the same.
Representative Davis of ShOshone {
ounty, pleading the consideration OF
1e House for his inability to proper E
7 read splendid article, Immediately /
lunched forth into the most master
IL delivery Of the editorial of the h
7allace Press-Times on that subject, /
arrying the House practically on its \
,et and assuring the passage of the 8