The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-02-27
RECALL in STATE
IS PROVIDED FOR
HIGHWAY DISTRICTS AND COUN-
TIES TO DIVIDE ROAD BUILD
ING COSTS.

, TIES TO DIVIDE ROAD BUILD
ING COSTS.
Boise-A house bill which would
legalize machinery to put into effect
the constitutional provisions in Idaho
for initiative, referendum and recall
was passed by the assembly of the
Idaho legislature yesterday, 81 to 20
The vote came as surprise and the
measure now goes to the senate.
Constitutional amendments for the
initiative, referendum and recall were
adopted in this state IL years ago
A similar bill which would have made
these provisions active was vetoed
by Governor Alexander, democrat, six
years ago after having been passed
by a republican legislature.
The senate passed bill making
the carrying of deadly weapons when
transporting or selling Intoxicating
liquors a felony.
Senate bill No. 150, by Sonner, goes
to the governor with the approval of
the house. 1t permits county COM
missioners to lay out highways or
trails for live stock
| The final struggle to provide an
institution in Idaho to care for and
II possible cure cOnsumptives was
lost today when the senate by vote
of "a to 20 Indefinitely postponed SEN
ate bill No. POI appropriating $780,
600 for such a hospital
Police Powers for Game Wardens.
The house passed house bill No 90,
which confers on the fish and game
department, it's warden, his deputies
and others they may deputize, the
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stabulary.
House bill No. 110, which seeks to
reduce the cost of auto licenses, was
sent to the committee for amend
ment, as was the bill seeking to ap-
propriate $4,000 for vocational edu-
cation work .sss
~ Iiyide Highway Costs.
Senate bill No. A, by Means, pro-
viding for division of highway costs
between counties and highway dis
tricts, also passed. A way to de-
side disputes on such costs in the
courts is provided in the bill
Two new bills were introduced in
the house, one making new reguIa-
tions for the importation and licens-
ing of stations and jacks, and one
providing for state inspection of meat
and slaughter houses under the super
vision of the state department of agri-
culture.
A bill by Senator Means of Nez
Perce, creating game preserve ad-
Joining the fairgrounds near Lewis
ton, met with defeat. Miss Aber-
crombie and Mr.. Parker representa-
tives from Nez Perce, told the house
there was no popular demand for the
preserve.
house bill by Lloyd of Twin Falls,
requiring property owners to keep
clean not only their walks and park
ing, but the alleys and cross streets.
if SO provided by municipal ordinance,
passed.
The senate passed house bill No. 21,
the civil service measure applicable
to firemen and policemen. AS amend
ed the bill will only affect Pocatello
and Boise
The senate also passed joint me-
mortal No. 5 asking congress to ap-
propriate $20,000,O00 for the building
OF roads in two national parks and
Indian reservations; senate bill No.
252, allowing teachers pay only for
holidays recognized as legal in this
state, and senate bill No. 296, provid-
ing maximum rate of tuition for
high school students shall not ex-
ceed SO per month.
Limit School Levy Power.
Nine bills, including one limiting
the levying power of school districts,
were passed by the senate and two
were killed. Two new measures were
introduced, bill No. 800, by the edu-
cational institutions committee, ap-
$4,000 for a womens dor
mitory at the Lewiston normal school, I
and bill No 321, by the finance com
mittee, appropriating $1,000 annually
for maintaining home for the gov
ernOr.
Senate bill No. 2O9, also passed,
raising the filing fees for investment
corporations, the purpose being TO
decrease the possibilities of invest
ment in wildcat schemes. Approval
was given by the senate to house
bill No. 95, which appropriates $685.
900 for a revolving fund for the pay
ment of delinquent taxes and water
assessments on lands on which the
state holds mortgages. Disney's bill,
No. 292, also passed, would require
plaintiff or defendant in divorce ac-
ton originating outside of state to
have been a resident of this state at
least IL months
Under the terms of senate bill No.
IS, by Clark of Gilmore and Bough-
,on, passed today the bank commits
sioner would be empowered to ap-
point a liquidation agent whose duty
would be to take charge of liquidating
banks. Callahan's senate bill No. 263,
which removes the speed limit of
loists in mines, was also passed.