Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-22

stuffed-up and miserable.-Adv.
preparation of $500 for high altitude
station. The governor refused to sign
the bill annexing part of Fremont
county to Madison county on the
| grounds the proper apportionment of
| Indebtedness had not been provided
for in the bill. This action was taken
in face of the fact large delegation of
citizens from Teton county waited on
the chief eecutive asking him to sign
the measure.
STEUNENBEKo MONUMENT.
BY signing the Steunenberg monu-
ment bill $4,000 is appropriated to be
expended by a commission to erect a
suitable monument some place in the
state to the memory of the former gov
ernor who was a victim to an ASA ssin's
bomb
The way was also paved for Idaho ia
| be properly represented at the Gold
en- Spike celebration to be held at
| ogden in 1919, when the fiftieth ami
versary of the driving of the golden
spike celebration in the Union Pacific
railroad will take place.
The Boise summer school was not
| IOTSOIlen anu TeCelNeu an
ton of $4,000.
The governor vetoed house bill No.
| 234 taking from the public utilities
commission Jurisdiction over non pro-
| fit mutual telephone companies be-
cause senate bill No. 1o6 contains this
provision. House bill No. 14s codify-
ing the irrigation laws is also vetoed
because it would result in too many
| changes.
The following bills were signed by
the governor yesterday:
SENATE
106-EXcluding from jurisdiction Of
public utilities commission municipal
public utilities and non-profit mutual
telephone compares.
! 139-Permittiug cities in Idaho to
elect to go under city manager from of
| government.
124-Changing northern and western
boundary lines Boise independent
| school district.
204-Providing for collection of ap-
plicant for loan from permanent edu-
cation funds of all actual and neces-
sary expenses in making loan.
1S0-Authorizing appointment of
| commissioner to codify laws of state.
HOUSE.
S41-Classifying autos regularly run
over certain routes as common car
riers and placing them under jurisdic-
ton of public utilities commission.
| 297-Appropriating funds for state
departments.
111-Appropriating funds for state
departments.
163-Appropriating funds for state
departments.
s7-Appropriating funds for state
departments.
S37-Appropriating funds for tate
departments.
316-Approprating funds for state
educational institutions.
191-Creating state board of agri-
culture and appropriating $4,000 for
| Northwest Livestock show and $4,000
for state fair.
13S-Creating 100000 good roads
bond' Issue.
376-General deficiency bill carrying
$4,000.
1So-Appropriating $422.5s back sal
airy to public utilities commission.
102-Appropriating $4,000 for Han
sen bridge.
3S6-Appropriating $4,000 for Steu-
nenberg monument.
156-Appropriating $SsS.35 for relief
of C. T. Schattner.
3S6-Levying ad valorem tax Of not
to exceed s1,0O0,O00 for each of years
1917 and 1918.
ss1-Appropriating $s6,670 for pur-
chase of state school lands in Gem ir-
irigation district.
229-Appropriating $4,000 for con-
struction of five bridges across Snak e
river between Ada, Canyon and owy-
hee counties.
262-Appropriating $4,000 to equip
convicts for work on state highways.
155-Appropriating $60S.14 for relief
of f. ]. Overjorde
summer school.
16s-Appropriating $500 for high al
titude experimental station in Teton
county.
14-Providing for creation and or
ganization OF highway districts.
3S9-Appropriating $4,000 for state
to be represented at Golden Spike"
celebration at Ogden.
HOUSE BILLS VETOED.
234-Taking from public utilities
commission power to supervise nom
profit mutual telephone companies.
21s-Annexing part of Fremont to
= Madison county.
14s-Relating to beneficial use of
waters and empowering state engineer
to grant extensions of time.
CUT THIS OUTFIT IS WORTH
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