The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-03-03
ANTI CIGARETTE BILL
PASSED IN HOUSE
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engineering the direct primary bill.
Immediately after the bills were
lifted. ODwyer Of Benewah moved in
defniate postponement for senate bill
No. 30, the Boughton bill The coll
being called without debate, the me
ton carried by the close vote of "a
TO q. Later, at the request of NJ.
Donlad OF Kootenai, who had pro.
ested the motion, Representative
0Dwyer moved reconsideration, say
ing he wished to defeat the bin BIZ.
not In any abrupt or unfair way. nv
Unanimous vote, the house reconsid.
cred. anf the speaker then REFER d
the troublesome bill to the joint crn
sideratio0 Of state affairs and roads
and bridges committees.
Bills for Farmers
When third reading OF bills was
reached the house on three separate
measures took such action as it deem
ed proper to serve the welfare of dry
farmers. irrigation farmers and fruit
growers.
House bill No. 1O2, by Seaversou.
was the first Of these. BY ms proyi-
sions the state board of land commits.
sioners Is empowered to withhold
cancellation of land sales certificates
Tor payments now delinquent or 70
become delinquent during 1921 and
l922, to December 81, 1922. undor
bond furnished by purchaser. This
was the second time this bin has
passed the house, the senate mean.
while making amendment in which
the house now voted to concur.
House bill No. 161, by Goodwin AMI
Montgomery, permits the inclusion IN
family $1,000 exemption from taxa
lion, motors which are used for irr,.
gauon pumping. The bill was pre. |
sented by Chairman Miller of the r.
rigation committee.
House bin No. $50. by the state af.
fairs committee. was defeated Tb,s
measure introduced on the advice or
lhe audit commission, sought to sbol.
ISM the agricultural department IN
'pection fund.- and revert the balance
now In 1t to the general fund of IN.
state. Boomer of Payette led tho
lght upon 1t, Chairman Shook. of the
state Affairs committee, supporting
t. The roll call showed IL ayes and
10 nays.
Further debate was heard on bousa
MI No. $50. by welker and Clifford
ne purpose Of which was to create
he twelfth judicial district OF Paw.
ette, Washington and Adams conn.
les, leaving only Canyon and Gem in
he seventh district The bin was DO
eated by vote Of IL to "a.
Can Charge Tuition.
Inc other house bills were passas
'efore the noon recess. These nerm,t
'igh schools receiving pupils fror,
ntside the district to charge for their
union a sum equal to the percapits h
ost OF instruction, and require tho ,
worn consent Of guardians. in writ ,
ng TO the marriage Of persons under
8 years of age.
Not To Exemp Harvester
Governor Davis returned TO NJ, IN
ouse Of representatives without his
pproval house bill No. 8, by Jarnagin
ne purpose of which was to remove
rom hte provision OF the workmcn.s /
act, harvesters, thresh.
rs bank and store employees. The ,
III was laid on the table by the houso I
Governor Davis opposed the bin bc. !
ause IN his view 1t was contrary IN .
noiic policy. and because in certain | I
lauses 1t reached too far along the
ne OF amendment it proposed. Il
Forestry Bill Passes d
The house Of representatives m. II
light passed house bill No. 1e5. by In
he committee on forests and forestry c
renting forestry advisory boar, | n
'esung the Office OF state forester n