A strong lobby of game wardens, deputy game wardens and others interested in putting through this bill which would raise a vast sum to give employment to more "statesmen" out of a "job" are working to awaken sentiment in favor of this bill. In addition to requiring every farmer who takes a gun into the "field or forest" to shoot a ground squirrel, hawk, owl or other pest to take out a license to furnish funds for this department, the new bill would levy tribute on every game breeder, gun and ammunition dealer, fur dealer, breeder of rabbits, song birds or ornamental birds, hotels and restaurants and owners of dogs, by requiring them to buy licenses. The following "propaganda" is being sent to the press in an effort to "line up" everybody in favor of this bill. The letter received from Boise will be of interest to farmers and almost every citizen would be exempt from this tax. The letter follows. It should be read carefully: Boise, Idaho—This bill introduced by Senator Hegstad, from Teton, known as Senate Bill 101 was referred to and is now in the hands of the Fish and Game Committee of the Senate—is of such very great importance to every man, woman, and child in Idaho, that every effort should be put forth immediately to acquaint them with the objects and purposes of the bill and the character of its provisions through which it aims to accomplish these ends. 