The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-02-25
ONLY SIX MEMBERS OPPOSE PROHIBITION
FOR IDAHO
SESSION ENDS in SEVEN DAYS
Livestock Board Completed confirmation Asylum
Board to be Held Up-Anti-Nepotism Bill
Carries No Emergency Clause
By D. w. GREENBURG
(Staff Writer for The Star -MirrOr)

BOISE, Feb. 25.-Minus the crowd
ed gallery and floor that marked it,
discussion on Tuesday, and lacking
the bursts of oratory that are usual
ly expected on such occasions, House
bill JAP, the statewide enactment
passed the senate this morning by Q
vote of &c to 6, the only voice OF pro
test coming from Frazier of Kootenal
Senator Frazier declared that he was
elected to support any measure that
the people wanted and that he had
heretofore voted for a prohibition cou-
stitutiOnal amendment which he declar-
ed was sufficient and filled the re-
quirements of both the democratic and
republican platforms. The vote stands: !:
Aye-Bowman, Bremen, Bundy, Carter,
Day, Elliott, Fuller, Graham, Grant,
Harding, Hart, Hayes, Houtz, Johnson,
Hakine, Lenz, Lowe, Mendenhall, Nc
Cloud, Pugmire, Kicks, Rockwell,
Steele, Sweet, Thomas, and Zuck, 26.
The Nays were: Fitz, Frazier, Hut
ton, Macbeth, Montgomery, and Whit
comb, 6. Proctor was absent
H. B. No. 142 by Kiger, Thrailkill,
MCGOWAN, Bohman, Allard, Shattuck,
Siddoway, Waters, Faris, lngard,
Findlay, Magee. Anderson of Bonne-
Vile, Evans, Carratt, Taylor, Lau Hol-
land, Woodward, Hunter, Ebelblute,
Miles, and Prohibits the man
ufacture, disposal and transportation
of Intoxicating liquors for beverage
purposes.
Terrific Mass of Bills
With the close of the session only
seven days off, both houses are clear
ing the decks for the disposal of
terrific mass of bills on hand. 1t is
probable the session will not end be-
fore Saturday night of next week.
Senator Hart announced yesterday
that night sessions would begin to-
night
Should the senate clear the commit
tee of the whole calendar this after
noon the senate may not meet tonight.
Killed by the Senate
The senate this morning killed
House bill 80 and Senate bills 146 and
1856.
H. B. No. 80 by Tyler-Grants to
cities of the first and second class
power to enact ordinances providing
for the holding of city elections at a
single polling place, to use single
column non-partisan ticket, to elect
councilmen at large and provide suit
able regulations for such elections.
S. B. No. 146 by Joint Committee on
Irrigation and Water Rights
izing the state land board to join in
the formation of irrigation districts.
S. B. No. 1856 by Committee on Irri-
cation and' Water Rights-Permitting
the land board to reserve water to
irrigate tracts of arid land.
Passed by the Senate
The senate passed House bills 2O6
and 142 and Senate bills 154, 81, III,
112, lat, and S. J. M. S.
H. B. No. 206 by LaForest-Author-
izing the sale of small piece OF
state land in Clearwater county.
S. B. No. 81 by Rockwell-Substitute
for S. B. No. ITO create bureau OF
inspection and supervision Of public
offices and to establish a uniform sys-
tenn of public accounting auditing and
reporting under the administration OF
the Idaho tax commission.
S. B. No. Ill by Thomas Amends
the wife iesertion law making it
subject to extradition.
S. B. No. 112 by DEMONSTRATING
4 cash purchase and travelling expense
fund in the state treasury amounting
@ $4,000 and allowing county commits
;ioners to create fund of $1,000.
S. ]. M. No by Fuller-Memor-
alizing congress to enact Legislation {
o confer on president authority to {
,learlist lands selected by state of !
daho not yet patented to the state. !
Passed by the House {
The house this morning passed ,
senate bills 6, SO, and House bills 80, c