Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-02-10

eeipts therefrom to be used by state
board of education.
H. B. No. 73-By McCombs; Amend
ing sections 1892 and 1857 to provide
for manufacturing with convict labor
and appropriating 500, 900 for erection
Of factory building at penitentiary.
H. B. No. 74-By Lloyd: Amending
section 1882 to authorize municipali-
ties to require cleaning of rubbish,
grass, ice and snow from alleys and
cross streets by owners of abutting
property.
H. B. No. 75-By Space: Amending
sections 1896, 1000, 2004 and 2006 to
give owner Of estray 80 days after sale
to redeem same; fixing price for care
Of estrays at so cents day for cattle
and horses, 20 cents for other animals.
H. B. No. 76-By Preston: Appro-
priating $4,000 for relief of H. T. Brady
for destruction by state of II acres of
potatoes.
H. B. No. 77-By Mckinney Amend
ing section 1885 to require witness to
attend court trial on proper subpoena,
but allowing double per dierr if soma
is more than 80 miles from his place
of residence.
H. B. No. 78-By Katerndahl: Re
pealing section 8, chapter 81, laws of
1915 as amended by section 3, chap
ter 219, laws of 1921, to remove time
limitation from soldier memorial act
H. B. No. 79-By irrigation commit
tee: Authorizing irrigation districts
to issue refunding bonds for warrant
indebtedness, with approval of recla-
nation commissioner.
H.B. No. SO-By Kingsford: Amend
ing section 6373 to exempt from crop
mortgage lien enough of crop to re
seed the covered acreage.
H. B. No. Shy Rarrow, Williams
Of Minidoka and Allen: Putting mi
tiative, referendum and recall into eff
feet
H. B. No. Spy Taylor: Givin
department of agriculture direction Of
collection of statistics through county
assessors.
H. B. No. S3-By uniform laws com
mittee: Defining fraudulent convey
ances and rights of creditors with re-
spect thereto.
H. B. No 84-By committee on ag-
riculture: Amending sections 2064
and 2065, adding section 2065-A and
appropriating $500 as pest abatement
fund for department of agriculture.
H. B. No. 85-BS Sanborn-Empow-
sring Independent, joint, class A and
lass A joint Independent school dis
riots to issue during 1923 and 1924
bonds for warrant indebted
less.
H. B. No. 86-By committee on ag-
'iculture Amending section 203s to
make fruit packing and labelling re-
Iuirements apply to lettuce.
MEASURES PASSED HOUSE
H. B. No. 35-By Permitting
irrigation districts to make contracts
unning 35 years for sale of surplus
lower
s. B. No. 25-By Coffin: Return
ng to federal government $6,8425O
or timber land sold in error by state.
H. B. No. 24-By Katerndahl, ellis
nd Bottelfsen: Repeating law re-
uiring assessors to collect farm data
or statistical use
H. B. No. 38-By Bruce: Making
omestead subject to liens of material
len.
S. B. No. 11-By Vaillancourt: APP
ropriating $4,000 and unexpended
alance of 1921 appropriations for vet
rams welfare commission.
MEASURES PASSED SENATE
S. B. No. 21-By Clapp: Lengthen-
lg terms of village trustees and pro-
ding for deciding terms by lot.
S. B. No. 59-By Pike: Providing
D lien against crops shall hold longer
ian six months, also for enforcement
such liens.
S. B. No 35-By Disney: Reducing
enalty for allowing taxes to go de-
lquent.
H. B. No 25-By Katerndahl, ellis
Id Bottelfsen: Doing away with
ecial bonds for assessors and tax coll
ctors.
S. B. No. 8-By Thomas: Abolish
G tuberculosis hospital commission.