The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-04-01
DO|NGS |NTHE IDAHO
STATE LEGISLATURE
BILLS INTRODUCED AND ACTED
UPON BY THE LAW MAKERS
AT THE STATE CAPITOL
IN THE SENATE
Senate Bills Introduced

S. b. No. 166 by state affairs COM
mittee-An act amending section 1924
of the compiled statutes as amended
by chapter As of the 1928 session laws
relating to the time for payment OF
taxes and providing that first half
taxes not paid prior to the fourth
Monday of December can be paid up
to the fourth Monday in January In
the year succeeding, by payment of the
principal plus a two percent penalty
and 10 per cent interest The act
provides further that second half tax
es can be paid anytime between the
named dates without any penalty at
tached.
s. b. No. 1GS. by committee on ag
Notwithstanding that II the title
to land is acquired by the county by
tax deed and the land cannot be sold
for sufficient to pay the delinquent
tax. interest and penalty 1t may be
sold for less or leased for not more
than one year. if all members of the
board OF county commissioners are
agreeable.
S. B. No 164. by public health com
Understanding the compiled sta
tutes relating to the inspection and op-
GRAFTON of slaughter houses and per-
hitting the revokal of licenses for fail
ure to conform with the law.
S. b. No. 165, by committee on priv
ileges and elections = Requiring the
pendent taxing units in the office of
the county recorder of the county in
which the bonds are issued and re-
curing further that the list must be
included in the annual report to the
state auditor.
Action on Bills
S. 3. No. 1872, by judiciary commit
tee-The public depository law, siren
gthening the laws relating TO the de-
posit of public monies.
S. B. No. 81. by Baker-An act pro-
viding that polls for voting on in
creased school levies shall Remain
open for three hours.
S. B. No. 116. by Hagan-Fed Hiring
"fly by night" collection agencies to
deposit a $500 fee with the commits
sioner of finance before doing bust
ness in Idaho.
S. b. No. 12S, by fish and game COM
mittee-An act changing the open sea-
son dates on elk. mountain goat and
deer.
ker-Defining the Boundary liz es be-
tween Blaine and Custer counties.
S. b. No. 142-By committee oil fish
and game-Fixing the open season on |
ruffed and blue grouse. native pleas
ants and Hungarian cartridges.
S. B. No. 107-By Crockett-Making !
Franklin a county of the fourth class. /
Cooling county of the fourth and /
Koo. enai county of the second class. /
H. b. No. 127-By agricultural COM
it mandatory upon /
persons handling fruit to rk the /
grade of fruit on the outside of the
package. !
H b. No. 142-By Stephan~-An act |
county commissioners to
lease courthouse premises.
H. B. No. 172 - By committee on
roads. bridges and ferries-Providing
s6-foot right of way for all state high
ways hereafter constructed.
S. B. No. 1873, by Notwithstanding
nom resident students at the Unfver-
sity of Idaho to pay SIS tuition fee
each semester.
S. B. No. 100, by committee on mines
and misunderstanding mining corpor-
atoms to submit to the state mire in
spector copies of all books, pamphlets,
circular letters and other advertising
used in connection with the sale or
mine stock. A..
II. B. No. 175-Prescribing the type
If crossing to be constructed and
by railroads where the
racks cross a state highway.
IN THE HOUSE
Bills Introduced
Fl. B. No. 255, by judiciary commit
ee-Amending section 906. compiled
turning rs per cent of all
ines. forfeitures and breaches under
,enal laws of the state into the coun.
" treasury for the county school
und.
H. r. No. 256, by education commit
ee-Providing that Idaho school dis
riots may arrange for the schooling
# their pupils IN districts of adjoin-
ng states
H B. No. PSI, by education commit
ee-Amending section so. chapter 2l5.
avs of 1921. as amended by chapter
So, laws of 1928, and repeating chap
err So, laws OF 1928, all relating to
lie payment for transportation of
hildren to school,
II. B. No. 25S, by roads. bridges and
erries committee-Appropria $S4.-
90 from the general fund to construct
portion of the north and south high
'ay in Idaho county.
II. b. No. 259, by committee on ag-
culture-Defining farm produce bro
hgaged in such business to pay a Sl6
cense fee and give $1,000 bond.
Bills Passed
S. r. No. "a. by state affairs COM
that election boards.
fter making the official canvass,
lust post on the door or near the
Dor OF the polling place. a copy OF
lie entry of certificate. The vote, 49,
II. B. No. 10, by Hall-Increasing =
lie limit of the bonded Indebtedness
Independent class A school districts
ON six per cent of the assessed valu-
lion to 10 pr cent. The vote: al
-6.
II. 3. No. 2l0. by agricultural com
ittee-Requiring all persons selling
alter substitutes to procure license
I'd fixing the fee for manufacturers
$1,000; for wholesalers at $500: re-
& substitutes at SIS annually. Ths III
'te: $685. iii
Signed by Governor M
s. Is. No. % by Callahan-Amendina HI
elton 1880, compiled statutes. pro- N
ding that no fling fee shall be WI
arged for filing statements OF cor MI
'rations with the secretary of state. W
s. +. No. "a. by Callahan--Amend- IN
< section 47S7. compiled statutes. hi
DIVIDING that corporations may be re- 6M
wed of FORGETTING their charters by III
wing $40 penalty for each year ma 1Nl
nual statement was filed. NH
S, II No SO. by Baker-Providing BNl
r registration and licensing of phar- VIII
tcists and assistant pharmacists M
S. y. No. So. by irrigation commit #
section 1919 compiled M
ltutes proyi ling that irrigation dis VIII
cts may make final proof of the BEN A|
cial application OF public water NNI
S. b. No. g. by public lands COM HNI
ttee--Amendihg section 1905. COM MIA
ed statutes, al amended by chapter AB
laws of 1921 us ;ur' her amended Hl
chapted Z. laws of 1928. giving the HH
Id board power to extend the time
: payment of rentals for state lands Z
November l.
J. b. No. rs. by judiciary committee
Amending section I61l and 6GTs
implied statutes, relating to service
summons by publication and order.