The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-02-20
LEGISLATIVE CALENDAR
Senate Bills introduced


s. B. No. 159, by irrigation commit
tee-Provides for the establishment OF
drainage districts.
S. B. No. 100, by Bane, by request
Extending statutes pertaining to nepo-
tism to include school districts, drain
age districts and irrigation districts.
S. B. No. 161, by Walker-Makes it
conspiracy for two or more persons to
organize themselves for the purpose of
quitting work, thereby hampering, an
noying, intimidating their employers,
and impeding the progress of the en-
ployer; penalty provided is not to ex-
coed one year in county jail or fine in
excess of $1,000, or both.
S. B. No. 1852, by judiciary commit
tee-Pertains to the disposition of in
herited property of husband and wife.
S. B. No. 1853, by Anterior and Cur
tbs = Regulating the reading of the
Holy Bible in the public schools Of
this commonwealth providing at least
10 verses shall be read without COM
ment, at the opening of each school
day.
S. B. No. 164. by Hughes and Lowe
of Cassia - Appropriating $523.76 to
reimburse parties plaintiff and defen-
dants in the Weiser river priority suit
now pending.
S. B. No. 165, by briggs, Evans and
Lewis-Providing that interest upon
state deposits shall be apportioned to
the credit Of the several funds forming
the principal upon which the interest
is computed.
S. B. No. 1855, by committee on edu-
cation-Relates to the duties, powers
and qualifications of county school su-
perintendents.
S. B. No. 1877, by committee on edu-
cation-Prescribes the qualifications
of persons who may vote at school
elections, including freeholders, both
husband and wife, when freehold is
property. and parents of
under 81.
S. B. No. 1853, by Proctor-PrOviding
for annexation to irrigation districts
all state lands within irrigation prof.
ects, and providing the state shall pay
its share assessments out of the gen ;
eral fund. {
S. B. No. 1863, by Ingard-Pertain- /
ing to the examination and registra- {
ion of graduate nurses.
S. B. No. ITO, by Rockwell, Wedg- +
wood, Evans, Bradbury, Harding,
Lowe of Cassia, Randall and Lewis
Providing an elective compensation
,ct following closely the skeleton
iraft by the conference of commits a
ioners on uniform state laws.
S, B. No. III, by same as above-i.l
Providing system of state managed :,
insurance for the purpose of insuring a
ayment of compensation under the
yorkmen's compensation act b
S. B. No. 172, by Curtis-Making it b
ptional with county commissioners to Y
ell delinquent tax certificates. q
S. B. No. 173, by Wedgwood, Hughes, :,
ngard, O'Neil and Curtis-Providing =,
or the nomination of non-partisan n,
ounty candidates and prescribing the
orm of ballot to be used at prim- a
ry election. n
Senate Joint Resolutions N
S. j. r. No. II by committee on ed b
for the submission pl
constitutional amendment pertain N
g to the appointment and election of - =,
)unty school superintendent, and -,
lthority to name assistants he
S. J. R. No. IL, by committee on ed 70
for submission of er
institutional Amendment relating to ke
,wers of legislature in connection "
it'll the election and appointment of =.
unity school superintendent. -,
Passed by Senate ~
S. B. No. 102, by misunderstanding ~.
state board of accountancy.