Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-02-16
PRIMARY LAW
PASSED IN IDAHO
MOVE TO RECONSIDER VOTE
KILLING ALBION NORMAL
BILL STIRS OPPONENTS

mary bill was passed by the house
the Idaho legislature Tuesday ate
noon, By vote Of IS to 10.
With Representatives Monson an
Katerndahl speaking against III
measure and Representatives Congdo
and Williams. the latter a Progress
sive debating for its passage, the fina
vote showed 10 Republicans, % Dem
ocrats and six Progressiyes favoria,
the bill which would change from III.
convention system the manner Of selec.
ton OF all state ami county candidates
The biennial legislative fight over
the Albion State Normal school broke
IN the senate when Senator Jones Of
Bannock county moved TO reconsider
the vote by which senate bill SO, pro
viding for the adjustment Of the
school, was killed Tuesday.
The senate spent practically all day
debating the matter and finally re-
fused to reconsider the vote by which
1t had killed the bill.
In speaking for the adjustment of
the Albion Normal, IS would be pro-
yided Tor in senate bill 50, Senator
uones urged the economy which would
result as one Of the most important
matters for consideration and also 4
preached the advantages presented by /
the Idaho Technical institute al Poca- |
tello in taking over the work of the /
normal school. should a bill so prcvid-
ing be introduced later. Senator Jones
opened his argument by reading from
the report Of legislative committee
which went to Albion in 1911. and rec
commended that the school be aban.
doned for the same reasons which are
now being given. These. he stated.
were location IN an out Of the way
place, great cost Of Transportation Of
supplies, etc.
should the normal school al Albion
be abolished, the senator from Ban
mock urged, il would result in saw. s
ing OF about $4,000 in salaries. admin
'stration and operation. He gave the I
segregation as: s44,26O saved IN sal 0
sries, 1850 in administration, 5000 v
N operation, $4,000 in miscellaneous
'abor, $4,000 in light and power. st4.-
'VO IN fuel and $1,000 for janitor
house bill 81. by Brainard. providing p
Tor the revocation Of licenses Of drunk. p
m chauffeurs, was passed. 1t reeu;.ss q
'ourts IN which chauffeurs are convict
"a OF driving cars ON the highways 81
Fhiie intoxicated, to take up the de- p
endant's license and revoke Il for six
months to a year. W
Representative f. T. Taylor Of Koo- Sc
email, author of house bill 81 noyod 81
~ nat the bill be indefinitely postponed 81
ne motion prevailed and the measure
ent INTO oblivion. This was a bill W.
'troduced, the author said, on behalf III
the Association Of Sheriffs and Po- 81
e officers, providing that managers
public dances should secure pernoit. WI
ON the sheriff before giving dance Sc
An attempt is to be made again in SIC
present session to abolish the Of .r'
g OF commissioner of education hil
'use bill lal, by Sonner, Darrow and
nitn, was introduced on Wednesday ING
that purpose. The bill would amend mo
'uon 7s7 Of the compiled statutes un'
'icn provides for the appointment Of
commissioner by the state board -
education, but by the amendment ali pay
erence to commissioner is rakan
OF the statute. Ii places the an mo
ntment OF the heads of all voc,,;os OIL
and the fixing of their i pup
aries directly IN the hands of tho enol
I'd Of education. '"' s
wo agricultural measures u way
ing the new bills, also. House hin sect
; oy hingsford enables county cow pioy
sioners to make appropriations % eoi
Used for extermir,t;a, .as'ohs 70 sect
pests such as insects and worms .
se oni l45, by the committee on way
culture, places under the direct su- Sect
''s'on and regulation OF the DEPART 's'ra
OF agriculture, milk and craa,, man
e's ana daries. which under The VI ~
ent statutes are under the h,r;s >.
on OF the den.r,,sa',. 'ae Juris- ways
are. VI pubic the ,
'use bill 1877. by Coulter. seeks % ).
we from the general els,t;o~ ~ ways
!, party designations at the heads natn
'Aets and the circle which is used 5.
'rk straight party votes. ways
other bill introduced xv.s.,. for
a partial executive and judicial h'ghv
'pfiauon. II includes the h;or- state
= provision for the governors S.
|, usually placed in the general ways.
priation" bin, and that Tor the sectio
nant governor. beard Of equali. 1921
!, presidential electors. premiums used /
leiai bonds, state historical 40. triet (
ana department OF the Grand revert
OF the Republic. The total sum s. b
10 sfe,e36. In the budget a. ways,
Esrnor's office contained h he Ing vel
an Item " s2f00 f0r rent ana s.B
" residence for the goy. ways,
state
RI MEASURES INTRODUCED bonds.
10. ~, ~ Yallsnc9lrt IN, insiliul
ssq CLARK fcssierl Hal.ng SD
efpl 'p practice Dsaiuenl M Ways.
'thpei 'eAing oui lien.a Az fssi.on
pff professional nanss of In all dfs
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