The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-03-30
WHAT THE sOLONs HAVE DONE
Continued from last week.

chase price and be relieved of fur
ther interest payments for six years
H H. B. No. 252-Authorizing coun
ty commissioners to appropriat,
funds for county demonstration worl
in agriculture.
H. B. No. 26-An act authorizin,
bounty on gophers and prairie
!: dogs. ...#
H.,,B. No. 122-Providing for thu
determination of obnoxious weeds.
H. B. No. 233-Authorizing buy
ers of grain to deduct the weight oil
sacks. ..
H. B. No. 216-An act relating tc
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 If the land is sold.
s. j. M. No. 2-Memorializing con-
gress to reimburse people of eastern
Idaho in the sum of $150,0OO for
damages done to farm lands by the
south fork of the Snake river, and
to riprap the banks of the south
fork. ~.
H. B. No. 75-Relating to the du-
ties of the state bank commissioner
and making recognized collateral of
bonds issues, 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
H. 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.
H. B. No. 63-An act relating to
the duties and powers of the director
of farm markets.
Irrigation
H. B. No. 70-Providing that COM
panies seeking to build irrigation
systems be first investigated as to
their financial ability to complete the
work.
H. B. No. 1S4-Amending laws re-
lating to the Carey act and providing
that streams be measured before let
ting contracts for construction of IT.
rigation works.
H. B. No. 278-Relating to the
transfer of water rights on Carey act
projects by making it possible for
settlers to transfer their water to a
piece of land other than land to
which it was appurtenant, for per-
iod not to exceed one year.
H. B. No. 23-Providing for an
investigation 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.
S. B. NO. 12-An act to enable set
tiers on government irrigation pro-
jects to take them over.
H. B. No. 53-An act to authorize
the state engineer to clear the title
to water rights.
s. B. No. 84-Providing for the
division of irrigation districts into
units for the election of directors. :
H. B. No. 254-An act to provide
for the cooperation of the directors '
Of irrigation districts organized in
his and adjoining states. t
Prohibition
H. J. M. No. 1-Memorializing
congress to provide for submission b
o the people of the United States c
constitutional amendment provid- S
ng for the absolute adjustment of t.
he liquor traffic.
Labor Legislation tt
S. B. No. 221-Workmen's COM j;
act.
S. B. No. 183-An act defining c.
riminal syndicalism. il
S. B. No. 147-Making it a peni-
entiary offense to deliberately de- p
troy saw logs by driving spikes in ir
hem. W
S. B. No. 149-An act amending fl
ection 1888 of the revised statutes ia
y defining the soliciting or melting
f crime. al
Public Utilities p'
S. B. No. 1O6-Amending the pub sc
C utilities law to exclude munich be
alities from the jurisdiction of the tn
Under the head of bills relating to m
ty powers is listed senate bill Ill, liz
1abl1ng cities to bond for construc-
on of municipal plants.
H. B. No. 234-Exempting mutual w
Id cooperative companies not op- or
'ated for profit from the require
ent to secure certificates of public
'cessity from the public utilities stj
in,
H. B. No. 125-An act making it ce,
'ssible for the public utilities COM err
ission to force railroads to install
ties at railroad crossings. te,
H. B. No. 272-Permitting the is no
ance of free transportation to any fu,
ember of the legislature who is
employe of a common carrier. ex,
Municipal Affairs sti
S, B. No. 139-An act to permit
e city manager plan for towns of 6
ore than $500 people. ant
5. b. No. 111-Ena bling cities. the
WINS and villages to bond for an the
lount not to exceed 6 per cent of rat
assessed valuation to provide for
Instruction, equipment and main
lance of municipality owned utili- Jar
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S. B. No. 112-Giving additional exc
Wers to cities, towns and villages con
acquiring public utilities, with I
eater power in constructing. en- sue
ging, extending, repairing, alter bill
and improving same. 7
). B. No. 33-Permitting cities, Lev
ms and villages to annex adjacent will
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