S. B. No. 97, by Wedgewood—Re
lating to compensation of commission
ers of highway districts, or providing
$5 a meeting.
S. B. No. 98, by Lowe of Cassia—Re
lating to grounds for demurrer to
complaints.
S. B. No. 99, by Shields-—Making it
a misdemeanor for prison officials to
refuse to permit attorney to visit his
client in jail.
S. B. No. 100, by Baker—Providing
game laws shall not apply to Big Lost
river game preserve.
S. B. No. 101, by Kinsolving—Pro
viding for levy of lien on logs.
S. B. No. 102, by Randall—Creating
state board of accountancy. prescrib
ing its duties and powers and provid
ing a penalty.
'S. B- No. 103, by Nelson—Relating
to cities, towns and villages exercising
the right of eminent domain in acquir
ing water and electrical supply plants,
situated within or without their cor
a
pnrate limits.
House Bills Introduced
H. B. No. 146, by Allred—Providing
articles of incorporation mar make
provision respecting distribution of
profits.
H. B. No. 147, by Allred—Providing
that primary elections shall be held by
mail.
H. B. No. 148, by committee of irri
gation, reservoirs and reclamation—
Relating to beneficial use of waters
and empowering state engineer to al
low extensions of time.
H. B. No. 149, by committee on irri
gation, reservoirs and reclamation—r
Relating to bond issues for irrigation
districts.
H. B. No. 150, by committee on irri
gation. reservoirs and reclamation—
Creating a hoard of control for the
waters of the state, to be composed of
the state engineer and two others to
be appointed by the governor.
Giving
H. B. No. 151, by Giles
force and effect to referendum and re
call provisions adopted to state consti
tution.
