Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-02-23

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warden to two years.
H. B. 237. Monson-Amending sec
tons 3212-3215 and repeating section
1859 and 1928 TO reduce approximately
one-ffth the maximum levy for coun-
ties general purposes and general road
purpose
MEASURES INTRODUCED SENATE
S. B. 1874, Clark of Elmore-Grant-
ing relief to certain claimants for
bounties from state livestock board
s. B. 1876, agriculture committee
Amending section 2173, chapter 95,
and permitting merchants and deal
ers may sell formmldehyde and blue
vitrol and dens tured or wood alcohol
for spray and digging purposes.
s. 3. 1856. livestock committee-Pro-
viding for the creation of grazing dis
tricts by residents.
s. B. 1873, Harris-Amending sec
ton 1865 and making statutory Of
fenses punishable by a term Of not
less than one year in the penitentiary.
s. B. 1877, judiciary committee
Amending section 287, title 81, by
adding section 7803-A.
S. B. 1873, Coffin-Amending section
1898, chapter 257, as amended by
chapter 169.
S. B. 1879, judiciary committee
Amending section 1866 relating to hus-
bands control of community property
S. B. 100, Coffin-Amending ser
ton 6817, article 5. chapter 255, and
providing action for foreclosure OF
mortgage when it appears such mort
gage property is in danger Of being
lost shall not apply to farm lands,
residential or business property not
abandoned by owner.
S. B. 191, Graham-Amend;ng Sec
ton 1882, and providing for appor-
tionment of motor vehicle license mon
ey to highway districts.
S. B. 1872, Archibald, Clapp and
Wurtz-Requiring applicants for third
grade teachers certificates to be exam
med.
S. B. 1913, Clark Of Elmore and
Boughton = Providing for increase
and decrease of capital stock of banks
and trust companies.
S. B. 1874, Thomas-Amending chap
ter 9450, chapter. 1893, and providing
Lincoln's birthday shall be state
holiday.
S. B. 1e6, Repeating sec
ton $50, chapter 80, relating to ex-
penses of delegates to political COLI
ventions.
S. B. 1877, Clapp-Amending section
1869, article 3, chapter 1874, and pr',-
viding repayment of loans on mort
gagged lands.
S. B. 1913, Coffin-Amending Sec
tons $3.50 and 1888, chapter PSI.
S. B. 1879. Crooks-Making an appra-
priation of $40, 00e to repay or refund
1923 tobacco licenses.
s. B. 200, Eames-Amending section
S08, and requiring county superintend-
ent of schools must be graduate of an
approved normal school or college
s. B. POI, Hailey-Providing for &C.
quiring sites, construction, mainten-
ance and operation of tuberculosis hos
pital to be under commissioner Of pub
lie welfare
S. B. 202, Wurtz, Albertsen ard Pike
Giving countie, the power to issue
bonds to pay and redeem their OUT
standing warrant indebtedness
S. B 203, Kirkpatrick, Pike and Cal !
lahan-Amending section 1900, chap /
ter So as amended by section 1, chap /
ter 252, 1921 session laws, exempting /
school districts from payment Of mo- I
tor vehicle license fees
S. B. 203, Clark of Custer, Harris,
Alberthsen, Clapp, Eames,
Evans, Graham, Pollard,
Pike, Brown and Van Hoesen, Demo
.ratic ban guaranty act.
s. B. 205, Wurz-Regulatin the
practice of and requiring license Of
hose who practice naturopathy.
S. B. 206, Disney-Amend;ng sec
ion 1920, chapter PSI, and including
me automobile with property exempt
rom execution.
s. B. POI, committee 81 agriculture
Prohibiting unfair competition in
he buying and selling of dairy prod
lets.
S. B. POS, Observation-Disclosures
ection 22s, chapter Al, and providing
uition for pupil attending school
way from home district.
MEASURES PASSED HOUSE
H. B. 20. public health committee -
.nactlng sanitary regulations for gro
cries and places whore food and
rink are sold.
II. B. "a. committee on agriculture
ppropriating $4,000 to be used By de-
artment Of agriculture as pest aba.s-
lent fund.
II, B. 80. Hull-Changing time o.
KING county commissioner districts
ON July 70 April.