The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-02-25
DO|NGS |NTHE |OAHO
STATE LEGISLATURE
BILLS INTRODUCED AND ACTED
Upon BY THE LAW MAKERS
AT THE STATE CAPITOL
IN THE SENATE
Bills Introduced

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,Sad saction 3423 of the compile
statutes relating to the sale or prov
erty belonging to the county py pr
viding that upon sale of property &c
quired by county by san anon,
proceeds shall be apportioned atn0as
tbe Several units levying the taxes
failure to pay which, resulted In th'
property being sold. 1o,,,d,n
s. B. No. 21, by Nelson-ProVIoin.e
that elections of highway s aact
November and that each com MISSION
| ar shall serve a three-year term.
g. B. No. 22, by Isaacson- ,Amenu-
ing section COS of the compiler sta ueI
relating to the apportionmen. ~ nv
money by county superintep tents ny
| providing that schools which nave an
| enrolment of 70 or more can get tneiI
| apportionment of the funds II theJ
| hold a seven-months term Inc Id !"
now requires schools of TINS Grass u
| onerate nine months to get my bene
s. B. No. rs, by May and Rigney-
An act requiring the officer IN cnarse
of any political party conductlns
campaign to keep a full and complete
list of all contributions and MAKING
the lists open to inspection TO any
qualified voters of the state ana re-
curing all donators to file a statnen.
of the amount etc, with the county
auditor.
s. j. NJ No 8, by Richmond -Urg-
ing the Idaho members of congress TO
work for government recognition Oh
the Umatilla rapids project and orins
about its early development as
means of helping residents Of 1d"ho,
Oregon and Washington.
s. B. No. &c. by Gardner-Amend-
ing section 1872 of the compiled sta.
tutes relating to the claim OF hens o.
farm laborers on farm crops by pro-
viding for the claim of liens of per
sons furnishing fertilizer, chemicals,
insecticides and fungicides used IN
connection with the raising OF such
crops
8. B. No. 81, by Hanson-An act CIV
ing rural and point rural high schools
districts power during the years 1925
and 1926 to issue funding BONDS 10
take up their outstanding indebtedness:
g. B. No 49, by Reineke-An act
placing a tax equal to per cent of
the gross value of gold. silver lead and
other ores produced and providing
county assessors shall assess the ores
on a gross value basis.
S. B. No. 20, by Lau-An act to pro-
hibit the use of the words butter"
Creamery dairy" or the name or |
representation of any breed of dairy |
cattle in the sale or advertisement OF |
butter substitutes.
8. B. No. 80, by Lau-Requiring the |
of butter and cheese I
sold in cartons to place their name
and address on the labels.
S. B. No. 80, by Judiciary commit
tee-Amending section 1905 of the COM
Of probate courts and fixing a flat
rate for filing all papers.
S. B. No. 33, by Baker-Providing for
registration and licensing of pharma-
cists and their assistants.
8. B. No. So, by Lau-Requiring all
persons selling offering or exposing
'or sale or having in their possession
or sale any article made from fat, oil,
>r oleaginous substance or compound
hereof not produced from unadulter
tied milk of cream to pay an annual |
license.
S. B. No. 81, by irkpatrick-Repea1-
ng the sections in the compiled sta
utes that create the state public util-
ties commission.
IN THE HOUSE
Bills Introduced
nittee-Appropriating funds for the
maintenance of the Governor, lieuten-
mt governor. board of equalization,
istorical society, presidential electors. ,
T. A. r., premiums on official bonds
nd the Governors emergency law en- '
orcement bureau for the years 1925
nd 1925.
H. B. No. So. by Talboy and Boyle
.mending section 2173, compiled sta
ltes. permitting merchants to sell
|
oisons used in spraying without be-
IL registered pharmacist ,
H. B. No. 80. by Acknowledging :
nd regulating the practice of chiro-
ody; providing for the licensing or
airopodists; prescribing the duties of y
ie department of law enforcement in
'latfon thereto; and providing a PEN I
ty Tor practicing chiropody In vioIa-
on of law.
H. B. No. 0. by Anderson. Bingham) {
o. al |
-oviding that taxes levied against =
NAL companies shall apply to canal
'mpanfes having water rights of s
cry nature or source. Il
II. b. No. 42-By education commit =
1046 compiled statutes.
DIVIDING that pupils in public schools t
ay be excused from school not to ex- n
ed two hours weekly for the purpose
taking religious instruction. Z
H. B. No. 43. by education commit
section 6, chapter 215.
WIS OF 1921, providing that rural
gh school district may be formed a
lsrs the assessed valuation is S34O.- al
U and where majority of the heads "
.aniles OF the district petition the 8
n; b. NO. A, by Elison-AmendinR
elton 1929 compiled statutes. as am.
ded by section 2, chapter 1913, laws 81
1923, relating to the delivery of the b,
roll to the tax collector =.
B. No As. by Observation-Disclosures u
counties for amounts paid In state 81
res 70 erect buildings at Burnley for
albion state normal school In ac-
rdance with section S, chapter. Tx 81
vs. of 1921. ~ =,
H; B.. No. 4s. by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "
'tions 1872, 1873. 1874 and 737s
npDed statutes, giving a person fur, st
ming sacks for grain lien on the ~,
,ked grain. va '"o III
B. No. ~, by Mcmillan, MebIbofr w
Gustarson-An act regulating the
Ictice or osteopathic physicians and
geons and repeating sections 2Ia7 OF
2140 inclusive, compiled statutes n,
4 %. NO. 40 by Hall Amending ar
9, foso and 1850, compiled statutes ~.
King adultry only ground for al. nc
'ce and repeating sections 1929 r. he
. inclusive and 1887 to 7040 incIn- ~,
Hiiis Passed by House to
=, No. 2. by Davis-proyidine 10, Y,
Iiilns or notices of liens for ITnI 4,
states taxes in county reoordar.. ne
ces and providing for enforceins In
! b. No. 10, by state affairs co,o ui'
tee-Amending section 1868 con-. ha
a statutes, by eliminating The an.
j continuing appropriation OF sIbo ~.
the state law library fun. '-'' MI
. Is. No. 10, by state affatrs 49,, Fr
section $50. oomnii
statutes. providing for reimhursia
gates for HiHA IN