Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-03-15

with the trustees In rural school dis
tricts whether the district shall have
an eight months or a nine months
school term.
H. b. No. 375-LimitinE the
amount an Independent school dis
trict may levy to an amount not to
exceed one mill for the proper main
tenance and care OF gymnasium and
grounds; decreasing the amount of
levy In independent districts to 10
mills instead of 20; placing all in
dependent districts employing 20 or
more teachers In class a."
Agriculture.
II. B. No. 60-An act requiring
county assessors to collect certain az
ricultural data
H. B. No. 61-An act requiring
lister with the director of farm mar
kets.
II. B. No. 62-An act to prohibit
discrimination In the purchase and
ing 1t unlawful for buyers OF produce
to pay one price for a given farm
product In one section OF the state
and another In another part of the
state.
II. B. No. 65-An act requiring all
Incorporated cooperative associa-
lions OF farmers to keep their ac-
counts in a manner acceptable to the
director of farm markets
H. B. No. 67-An act requiring
promoters of creameries, cheese fac
tories and condensaries to register
with the director OF farm markets.
S. B. No. 70-An act to encourage
the planting and growing of nutbear-
ing. hardwood and other merchant
able timber; exempting the same
from taxation for a period of years
and limiting the provisions to patent
ed lands and the maximum to 20
acres.
H. b. No. 97-An act regulating
the running OF bulls at large on the
public range and providing that all
such animals must be of registered
stock
II. B. No. 252-Authorizing county
commissioners to appropriate funds
for county demonstration work In ag-
riculture.
II. b. No. 26-An act authorizing
a bounty on gophers and prairie
dogs
II. B. No. 122-Providing for the
determination OF obnoxious weeds
II. B. No. 233-Authorizing buy
ers of grain TO deduct the weight of
SACKS.
II. b. No. 216-An act relating to
the sale OF state lands, providing that
resident renter who has been on
the land only one year shall not be
compelled TO give possession for two
years. II the land is sold.
H. b. No. 75-Relating to the du-
ties OF the state bank commissioners
and making recognized collateral OF
bonds issued by federal farm loan
banks.
H. b. No. 76-An act relating to
the duties OF the state bank commits
sioner and so changing the existing
laws of the state that Idaho farmers
may take advantage OF the federal
farm loan act.
II. b. No. 30-An act regulating
and governing the operation OF
creameries and providing that no
milk or dairy products shall be sold
from a house where there are con-
tagious diseases.
II. b. No. 63-An act relating TO
the duties and powers OF the director
OF farm markets.
Irrigation.
H. B. No. 7O-Providing that COM
panies seeking to build irrigation sys-
TENS be first investigated as to their
financial ability to complete the
work.
H. B. No. 1S4-Amendins laws re-
lating to the Carey act and providing
that streams be measured before let
rigation works.
II. B. No. 27S-Relating to the
transfer of water rights on Carey act
projects by making II possible for
settlers to transfer their water to a
piece of land other than land TO
which 1t was appurtenant. for a per
Tod not to exceed one year.
H. B. No. 23-Providing for an in
vesugation of the water resources OF
the state and the measurements OF
all public streams by the state en-
gineer in cooperation with the fed.
eral government.
8. b. No. ian act TO enable
settlers on government irrigation
projects to take them over.
II. b. No. 53--An act to authorize
the stQfa eppinaar n claar tho fifle