The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-03-03

BOISE, March 3.-Governor Alex
ander welded the axe again toda.
when he returned to the house will
a message vetoing it, House bill 155
appropriating $4,000 for the con
struction of wagon bridge across
Snake River at Mussel Ferry.
H. B. No. 155 by Magee and Trottel
Appropriating $4,000 for the con
struction OF a wagon bridge across
the Snake river at Mussel ferry.
This and the killing of Senate bill
36, abolishing the party declaration at
the primary election, as we'll as the
death OF Senate bills So to 63 inclusive
were the features of this mornings
session
Senate Bill No. SO by Hutton-Pro-
viding that the elector when he offers
to vote at the primary need not dis
close the party of which he is mem
ber. Secret ballot
S. B. No. So by Carter-Making sec
retary state board of health ex-officio
dairy food and sanitary inspector and
authorizing a deputy.
S. B. No. SO by Carter-To repeal
chapter 1913, 18th session laws, fixing
the compensation of the state dairy,
food and sanitary inspector and pro-
viding appointment of deputies.
S. B. No 60 by Carter-Repealing
section 1118 revised codes constituting
the state horticultural inspector, dairy.
food and oil commissioner and section
1922 authorizing the state board of
dairy, food and oil commissioners to
employ a state chemist.
S. B. No 81 by Carter-Amending
section 1881 revised codes giving the
board of health authority to establish
psychological station and employ
bacteriologist at salary of $500 per
annum.
S. B. No. 81 by Carter Providing a
clerk for the state board Of vital sta
tistics to be appointed by the secretary
of the state board of health.
S. B. No. 63 by Carter-To make
the secretary and two members of the
state board of health who are physic-
ians, members Of the state board of
medical examiners.
1t now seems possible that an ad-
journment is in sight on Saturday
night, although the house has not |
completed it's deliberations on the gen
eral appropriation bill which comes
up again tonight under special or
der.
The senate this morning passed Sen
ate bills 222, 1876, 81, 223, House bills
l40, 73, 129, and IA
S b. No 1876 by Carter-Su Substitute.
for S. B. No. 175-Curing the latter.
S. B. No. 81 by State Affairs Com
nittee To re-enact the state high
way law.
H. B. No 140 by Edelblute, North
up, and Thrailkill Appropriating
$500 for the erection at "Silent
Camp" Norris Hill cemetery, Boise,
| monument to deceased veterans.
H. B. No. 73 by Committee on Uni
orm Law-The uniform stock trans
er law.
H. B. No. 129 by Johnston-Requires
companies to furnish
rec transportation to all state offic-
ais except members of the legislature
nd county sheriffs.
H. B. No. 144 by Johnston, Shattuck,
nd Anderson of Bonneville Requires
lat all public card, billiard and pool :
ooms must close at o'clock in the
vening and all day Sunday.
The house this morning passed I
[ouse bills 221, 345, 373, 389, 1922, 277,
%, 269 ,and Senate bill 1913. 1t killed
ouse bill 367.
H. B. No. 221 by Substitute
II H. B. No. 191-To permit the con-
ruction of dams or booms in the 2
Iearwater river under regulations. i
H. B. No. 345 by Coughlin and
oelsch- Makes any person who OBJ =
ins credit through the making of a
lse statement guilty of larceny.
H. B. No. 373 by Taylor Providing =