Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-11
SENATE BILLS.

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way UP the south fork Of the Clear
water river.
Senate bill No. 2, by Heiss-Creating
the county of jerome.
Senate bill No. 4, by Robertson
Making it a penitentiary offense to
display the red flag in Idaho.
Senate bill No. rs, by Wedgwood-
Making it a misdemeanor to appropri-
ate an automobile or bicycle without
permission of owner.
Senate bill No. 10, by Seaver-Grant
Ing power to cities and towns to issue
municipal coupon bonds not to exceed
~ per cent of the assessed valuation
of all property therein to provide funds
for public improvements.
Senate bill No. 10, by state affairs
committee-Conferr upon the gov
ernor the power and responsibility of
conducting the principal departments
of state government and abolishing
certain state offices, boards and COM
missions.
Senate bill No. AZ, by Armstrong
Making road overseers subject to the
orders and directions of the board of
county commissioners.
Senate bill No. 16, by Witty-Declar-
ing gambling places a nuisance.
Senate bill No. 10, by state affairs
committee-The administration meas
ure comforting upon the governor the
power and responsibility of conduct
ing the principal departments of state
government and abolishing certain Of
fices, boards and commissions.
Senate bill No. "a, by Sims-En-
abling act providing for annexation of
a portion of southern Idaho county to
Valley county.
Senate bill No. Is, by Faraday-
Amending boundary lines of Gilmore
county as described in compiled laws.
Senate bill No 66, by judiciary COM
mittee-Providing city treasurers may
by ordinance invest funds in govern
ment, state or improvement district
securities.
House bill No. rs, by committee on
roads, bridges and ferries-Prescrib-
ing the method of receiving and
awarding state highway contracts.
Senate bill No. Sc, by the judiciary
ommittee-Providing that city treas
urers may by ordinance invest city
funds in government state or improve
ment district securities.
Senate bill No. so, by Yeaman-An
emergency measure to provide for is
suance of municipal coupon bonds to
enlarge electric plants, particularly for
Idaho Falls.
Senate bill No. Al, by state affairs
committee Abolishing the prison
board and imposing duties thereof on
the board of pardons.
10 hi NV Ctp-
ing county commissioners power to
keep in repair main or trunk line high
ways.
Senate bill No. So, by committee on
banks and Misunderstanding taxes
of banks must be paid prior to second
Monday in December.
Senate bill No. 81 by Faraday--
Amending state depository law regard
ing approved securities to also include
securities of highway districts.
Senate bill No. IS, by judiciary COM
mittee-To provide for surveys in the
state of Idaho by federal government.
Senate bill No. 70, by Lee-Provid
ing parties to suit must serve notice of
appeal in 10 days.
Senate bill No. 81. by McKnown-
Providing for determination of noXious
weeds.
Senate bill No. 49, by Nelson-Cre-
ating bureau of child hygiene in the
department of public welfare:
Senate bill No. 800 by Mason of
misunderstanding for sterilization
of feeble minded insane, epileptic or
moral degenerates.
Senate bill No. IS, by Johnson-Pro-
vidng 90 or more persons can form
highway districts.
Senate bin No. 145, by Johnson and
Notwithstanding boxing and other
athletics in the state of Idaho.
Senate bill No. 81, by Faraday-
Amending state depository law to make
highway district bonds securities ac-
ceptable by the depository board
Senate bill No. III, by judiciary
ommittee-Providing for the dismiss
sal of a person convicted of crime
and paroled, at the expiration of the
parole.
Senate bill No. 10, by livestock COM
mittee-Regulating the ranging and
feeding of dairy cattle.
Senate bill No. 1872, by the finance
committee-Appropria $4,000 to
audit the books of all state depart
ments
Senate bill No. 19O by state affairs
committee-Giving legal status to the
Lewiston Livestock show.
Senate bill No. 1879, by state affairs
committee--Author receipts of
state fair and Lewiston Livestock and
State Seed shows to be held by their
respective treasurers.
Senate bill No. 121, by committee on
banks and Notwithstanding state
treasurer to post notices of readiness
to pay warrants.
Senate bill No. 96. by Witty-Au-
thorizing irrigation districts to ac-
Quire electric power plants.
Senate bill No. 14S, by committee on
highways, bridges and ferries-Em-
towering department of public works
to acquire mills and factories for prep
aration of road materials.
Senate bill No. 102, by st. Clair
Authorizing administrators, executors
or guardians to mortgage pledge or