The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-03-11
OO|NGS |NTHE IDAHO
STATE[EG|sLATURE
BILLS INTRODUCED AND ACTED
UPON BY THE LAW MAKERS
AT THE STATE CAPITOL
IN THE SENATE
Senate Bills introduced

| hey--AWendlng section 2686 OF the
compiled statutes pro,i dng that own
ers and leasors of farms can take or
| Kill the bag limit of Chinese pleas
| ants on farms owned or leased by
them without procuring license.
| S. Il. No. S7-By Hans)n--Proyid din z
Tor creation of herd districts wnen
the commissioners feel IT Will be in
| the best interest OF the general public.
); b. No. SS-By committee on irri-
| sation and water resources-Givin2
| irrigation districts power to hold leas-
| es on storage rights In reservoirs
built by districts in cooperation with
the government of the United States
and permitting. districts to sell their
rights at actual cost plus interest not
to exceed per cent.
:. u. No. 90-By Livestock commit
tee-Forbidding the removal or public
sale of personal property until taxes
upon same have been paid.
S. b. No. 91-By Gardner and Hal
ferty-Creating the Twelfth Idaho ju-
dicial district out of the counties of
Washington, Payette, Adams and VAL
ley and providing for the transfer of
one Judge from the Seventh district.
5. b. No. 9i-Committee on state az
ialrs-An act providing that election
boards after making the official can
vass must post on the door or near
the door of the polling place a copy
OF the entry of certificate.
5. b. No. 95-By Hailey-An acu
providing that when common school
districts have sufficient pupils. build
ing and equipment to conduct a high
school and available funds plus the
hve mill levy now authorized, they
can conduct high school if given the
approval of the county superintendent
and state board of education
S. b. No. 96-By Glennon-rncreas
Ing the salaries of suprem court JUS
tees OF $4,000 per year and those of
district judges to $4,000 but providing
that no judge now on the bench shall
t,.11 L.
elected.
S. B. No .132. by Written, Glennon
and Baker-Making mining companies
pay their employees on the first and
Bills Passed by Senate
S. b. No. 43-By livestock commit
ttee-Permitting the sale on estray
been notified or after publication of
sales notices.
S. B. No. Shy Nelson-MakIng
the terms of highway district cot.
Tor holding of elections on the nrsl
Monday in January each year.
S. b. No. 55-By judiciary commit
tee-Requlring tax collectors to re-
port to the state department OF pub
lie investments taxes due or delin-
quent on lands mortgaged to obtain
loans of state endowment funds.
S. b. No. 22-By Isaacson-Permit-
ting schools that have an enrolment
of more than 7E5 pupils to obtain
their apportionment of county school
funds if they operate seven months a
year.
S. B. No. rs, by Judiciary commit
tee-Requiring the clerk of court to |
ants.
H B. No s. by stephen-Making
more stringent sanitary regulations |
,or hotels. eating houses. restaurants
% foe ndo rot,
H. B. No 55, by Thereon and Moody |
Limiting the use of the words
drugs" drug store" "apothecary"
and pharmacy" to business where a
Bills Signed by Governor
S. B. No. II, by Lau-Amending sec
ion 353 providing form of ballot and
method of voting at county bond
elections.
H. B. No. a. by judiciary commit
ee-Amending section 1884, compiled
statutes, relating to the contents of an
answer
H. b. No. Al. by judiciary commit
ee-Amending section 6S79, compiled
providing that findings and
Judgments of a cause, il tried without
jury, may be excepted to.
IN THE HOUSE
Bills introduced
H. b. No. 135, by Stephn--Granting
titles power to regulate in the city
limits and for five miles beyond the
peration of dairies, slaughter houses
nd other public health activities.
H. b. No. 139. by Kiger-Defning
aw milk and cream; providing sani-
airy standards for milk and cream;
roviding sanitary requirements for
he production of milk and cream
H. b. No. $50, by Smith. Coulter and
section $3.50, compii.
d statutes. making Armistice day a
egal holiday.
II. b. No. -, by Mcdonald, Chap
cent per kilowatt hour on all cleo
-ical energy generated in the state
rom impounded or natural flow wa
srs of any stream. Proceeds to the
tate school fund.
H. b. No. IT'S. by roads and bridges !
Notwithstanding the type of
-ossing to be constructed and main
lined by a railroad company where
lie tracks cross a state highway.
H. b. No. 1SS. by Whitney, McDon-
Id and Pond-Providing for the is
lance of $4,000 in bonds for the i'm
rovement of the states property at
ava Hot Springs.
Fl. B. No. 203, by medicine and sur
cry committee-Sterilizati bill.
II. b. No. 204, by uniform laws COM
Fiduciaries Law
liability for participation
breaches of fiduciary obligations
H. b. No. EOS. by uniform laws COM
ittee-Amending sections 613S and
6l compiled statutes, relating to
inform warehouse receipts law.
H. B. No. 206. by uniform laws COM
sections 5704 ano
10. compiled statutes, making nego-
able a document of title by a per-
m in possession of same however
ch possession may have been acquir-
. Also protects innocent third par
II. b. No A. by Elion-Amending
ction 1929, by compiled statutes, as
nended by section 2. chapter 1875
WIS of 1923. relating to the delivery
the tax roll to the tax collector.
lie vote: 5000.
S r. No. 8. by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
c dion /. chapter 1876. laws of 1921,
garding the boundary lines of Ell.
re county.
S. d. No. Is. by insurance commit.
section s. chapter As.
VS. of 1928. relating to the appeal Of
insurance company to the district
urt for Ada county from an oroer
the director of Insurance. The vote:
lac.
s. b. No. s. by Corey-Permittins
aduates of private schools to he GER
led as teachers for idaho schools.
e vote: 36-23-3.
S. b. No. .. by Corey-Autnorizrny
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