The Daily Star-Mirror
VOLUME XII
THE DAILY STAR-MIRROR, MOSCOW, IDAHO,
NUMBER 136
FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1923.
THE LEGISLATURE
HUNS OVER TIME
contract in Heyburn park, which the
United States district court held under suspension of the rules, the
senate passed house bill 119, by
Clark, Thomas, Whitehead, and Kee
ton, which sets a graded scale of
license fees to be paid by clubs to
the state athletic commission and ex
empts certain organizations from Pay-
ment of these fees, providing the bouts
held are no-decision affairs. The vote
was 22 3 to 16.
The house of representatives reversed its action Wednesday on two
bills. Senate bill 148, prohibiting any
public official from attending con
venions at public expense unless
authorized by the House bill 7 of.
failing to permit taxing units to issue notes
APPROPRIATIONS HANGING FIRE
—MAY ELIMINATE THE COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION.
Boise—In outlining the educational
appropriation bill, which was passed
by the senate Thursday, Senator M.
J. Lewis, chairman of the finance
committee, stated that except for a
cut in the salary of the state com
missioner and a reduction of $5,000
In pure seed work at the University
of Idaho, the administration budget
recommendations were carried out.
In the general educational institu
tions appropriation bill, the amount
allowed for the salary of the com
missioner of education is only  $3,000, which is taken to mean the elimination of Commissioner E. A. Bryan, as it would only pay his salary, at the present rate of $6,000 per year, up to July 1. 