The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-03-25
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. y. No. 14S-By judiciary commit
7 tee-An act providing that the count,
, shall make no change or withhold any
amount a charge against any NUM-
2 cipality or district for collection OF
: taxes but shall have all interest col
lected or earned on the taxes while
in the custody of the county.
S. b. No. 149-By judiciary commit
tee-An act Strengthening the statutes
relating to the safeguarding and pro-
tecting OF funds of political subdivi-
, sions. said act being styled the pub
lie depository law"
S. b. No. 15O-By fish and game
committee-Amending the statutes af-
fecting the killing of wild game and
the licensing of such.
S. b. No. 151-By judiciary commit
tee-An act regulating the deposit by
the state treasurer of funds in his
custody.
Bills Passed
s. b. No. 4S-By Hailey-Amending
the session laws of 1921 relating to
the practice of veterinary medicine by
extending the time within which per-
sons practicing may obtain a license:
S. Il. No. 118-By committee on fish
and game-Requiring trappers to re-
port all game and fur-bearing animals
killed 10 days after the season closes
H. b. No. 64-By judiciary commit
| tee-An act to relieve tax collectors
of the responsibility of posting no
tices of issuance of tax deed in every
| postoffice in the county in which the
| property is located.
II. b. No. 77-By Atkins and Moody
Regulating the practice of embalm-
ing
H. b. No. 67-By Fuld-Creating the
Warm Springs creek game preserve in
Blaine county.
H. ]. NJ. No. S-By fish and game
ommittee-Providing for the appoint
ment of four members of the Idaho
Legislature to work with four from the
Nevada lawmaking body with a view
to drawing cooperative game laws for
counties along the state borders.
S. B. No. Shy Hanson-Giving
county commissioners power to create
herd districts whenever they feel it is
for the best interest of the general |
public.
S. B. No. SS-By committee or irri-
cation and water demonstrating |
irrigation districts power to hold stor-
age rights in reservoirs constructed |
through cooperation with the United
States and providing that the districts
can sell surplus water for the original
cost plus an interest rate of not more
than per cent.
S. B. Nc. s2-By committee on irri-
cation and water resources-Author-
ling waterusers to fix the compensa-
ton of their watermasters.
IN THE HOUSE
Bills Introduced
H. b. No 22s, by judiciary commit
tee-Amending section 1872. compiled
statutes, relative to negotiable in
struments.
H. b. No. 224. by judiciary commit.
tee-Amending section 1896. compiled
statutes. by changing the classified
ton of counties from groups by names
to basis of comparative valuations
H. b. No 22o, by appropriations
committee Appropriating S41,093.25
from the industrial administration
'und for the state industrial accident
BOARD.
H. B. No 226, by agricultural COM
a q "A m 10 N N
,fled statutes, providing that when
'wners, tenants or their agents live
n land it need not be posted to keep
IF trespaSSerS.
II. B. No. 227, by state affairs COM
section 774S, 1851,
752, 7IS7, 1906 and 1906. compiled
tatutes, relating to unclaimed estates
nd non resident foreigners.
II. b. No. 22S by appropriation
r..nittee-Appropriatin $4,000 for
he veterans welfare commission.
Bills Passed
H. b. No. 81, by forestry commit
the state cooperative
GARD of forestry, the position of fol-
ster and giving the state e perman-
MT forest policy. The vote 59-0-3
H. b. No. los, by citizens and towns
Notwithstanding for the submIs-
ION OF the question to electors of
ties of whether or not levy shall be
ade to maintain city band The
S. b. No. a. by Callahan--AmentlinR
,ction 1881. compiled statutes, pro-
ding for $40 penalty for each year
'llnquent corporations file no annual
atement or pay a license tax to the
cretary of state. The vote: 42-15-
Signed by Governor
S. b. No. S-By Corey-AmendinK
ction So. chapter 215. laws of 1921. c
lating to the powers of the srats n
ard of education in issuing elemen.
ry teachers certificates
s. y. No. Shy Corey-An act direct. =
3 the state board of education to
epare courses of study leading to
ichers' certificates. "a
s. b. No. 10-By Corey-Amending A..
,tion 7S, chapter 215. laws of 1921
at-ng TO the time, place and man. -
r OF holding examinations for reach
! certificates.
}. b. No. 40. by judiciary commit
Fixing the fees to be charged by
,bate judges.
). b. No. 61-By judiciary commit
relating to the salaries of off
5 OF cltles OF the second class and 60.
'viding that no salary can be in
ased or decreased during the torn, sue
which the official is elected 7
b. No 55--By Thoreson and Mo-.
An act TO limit the use of the WI.
ms drug" drug store" pharmacy" PAL
apothecary' as used to designate 7
[. b. No. BY Davis-Providine for Is {
filing of notices of liens for Unit sult
States internal revenue taxes in
nty recorders offices for the dis at
rye of the same. A
. NO. BY Notwithstanding rot.
lions 1896. 1903, 1913 and 1911. CON- 81
d statutes, making more strict
itary rules as applied to hotels r.
cafes, soda fountains etc
repeating sections 1906 and 1916
piled statutes
b. No. 26-By McClurg-Enabl-
drainage districts to refund their
d Indebtedness
Il. No. 49-By state affairs com
ee-Authorizing and directing the
g OF Idaho to refund its bonded
btedness of the state by the 10
ice of refunding bonds.
nate bill No. 49, by insurance COM
ee-Amending section ). cbanter i
avs of 1928. providing for appeal
he courts from order of the direc-
OF insurance removing discrimina-
IN fre insurance rates and also
iding that pending such apneal IN
directors order shall not be sus- Y
ed
b. No. "A by livestock committe.
act relating to the duties of con -
les and sheriffS in the diennsit;,. Dr |