The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-02-07
IN THE LEGISLATURE
Some Bills Up For COnsidera-
tiOn by Idaho SOlOnS.

board" to cooperate with the United
States in settlement on state lands,
for which provision Is outlined In the
measure, of soldiers, sailors, marines
and others who served with the allied
armies is the object of house bill No.
100, introduced Jan. 80, by Givens of
Ada, and Featherstone, Shoshone.
''The object of this act is in recog-
milton Of military service, to provide
useful employment and rural homes
for soldiers, sailors, marines and
Others who have served with the
armed forces Of the United States, in
Guiding former American citizens who
served in allied armies against the
central powers and have been repatri-
ated, and who have been honorably
discharged" says the bill: "and To
accomplish such purpose by CO oopera-
ton with the agencies of the United
States engaged 10 work of similar
character"
Some bills introduced in the legis =
lature the past week are:
II. B. No. 20, by committee on
agriculture-Providin annual ad
valorem tax of one tenth mill, or less,
to raise $4,000 for expenses Of state
board Of agriculture in conducting
state fair aud fairs of Northwest
Livestock association and Idaho Seed
Growers association.
II. b.. No. II, by committee on
roads, bridges and ferries-Limting
vehicle loads on public highways to
900 pounds per square inch Of tire in
contact with road surface, except 10y
special permit, and limiting protuber-
anceS on tires to one-fourth inch;
giving state highway authorities
powers of sherlffs to arrest Violators.
H. B. No 80, by Monson and Hunt
Changing to % cents per day rates
for care and advertising of estray
animals.
II. B. No. 81. by Hall-Making
each county school district, and
aboishing present districts; creating
county boards of education, to consist
OF one member from each Of tive con-
stituted precincts in each county; and
prescribing duties Of county superin'
tepdent.
S. B. No, SO, by Turner-Doublng
the mileage fees allowed sheritfs fol
the service of civil processes and the
making of arrests. Referred to Judi
ciary committee.
H. B. "a, by Hoff-Increasina
salary of assistant librarian of State
Historical society from $500 to $l20C
per year.
H. B. 90, by Thomas and Kent
Requiring BARRIERS to close their shops
at p. III. except on SATURDAYS, wher
they may remain open until 10 p. M
nor more than 500 for violation.
Fl. B. No. 81, by White and Drak'
-Approprating $5l, 500 to buy tiv'
acres of land and to build two
cottages for girls at ST. Anthon,
Idaho Industrial Training school, 81
that sexes may be segregated.
S. B. 50, by Nelson and Nash
Completely revising the now operatiV
primary law by a return to tn
convention system for the nomination
of state and federal officers.
H. B. 10. by Storey-Appropriat
ing $28,642 as balance due A. S
Whiteway for construction of Warrel
Big Creek wagon road.
H. B. III, by the committee o.
public heaith-Providing for erectio
Of two tuberculosis hospitals by th
state, one in north Idaho and one i
south Idaho, levying general tax t
support them.
S. B. IA, by Judd-Authorlzin
county commissioners to provid
emergency employment for bona fid
residents who have been unable I
tlnd work.
Among the bills passed by bot