SECTION 9. COUNTY OFFICERS — LIABILITY FOR FEES. The neglect or refusal of any county officer or deputy to account for and pay into the county treasury any money received as fees or compensation, in excess of his actual and necessary expenses, incurred in the performance of his official duties, within ten (10) days after his quarterly settlement with the county shall be a felony, and the grade of the crime shall be embezzlement of public funds, and be punishable as provided for such offenses.
SECTION 10. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. The board of county commissioners shall consist of three (3) members. Their terms of office shall be as follows: At the general election of 1936 two (2) members shall be elected for a term of two (2) years and one (1) member for a term of four (4) years; at each biennial election thereafter one (1) member shall be elected for a term of two (2) years and one (1) for a term of four (4) years. The legislature shall enact the necessary measures to put this provision into effect and in so doing shall allot such four (4) year term to each commissioner’s election district or like subdivision of the county which may be provided by law, in rotation.
SECTION 11. DUTIES OF OFFICERS. County, township, and precinct officers shall perform such duties as shall be prescribed by law.
SECTION 12. OPTIONAL FORMS OF COUNTY GOVERNMENT. The legislature by general law may provide for optional forms of county government for counties, which shall be the exclusive optional forms of county government. No optional form of county government shall be operative in any county until it has been submitted to and approved by a majority of the electors voting thereon in the county affected at a general or special election as provided by law. The electorate at said election shall be allowed to vote on whether they shall retain their present form of county government or adopt any of the optional forms of county government. In the event an optional form shall be adopted, the question whether to return to the original form or any other optional form, may be placed at subsequent elections, but not more frequently than each four years. When an optional form of county government has been adopted, the provisions of this section supersede sections 5, 6 and 10 of this article and sections 16 and 18 of article V.
ARTICLE XIX
APPORTIONMENT
SECTION 1. SENATORIAL DISTRICTS. This article was superseded by the code provisions for legislative districts, Sections 67-201—67-204. As originally adopted, this section provided as follows:
SENATORIAL DISTRICTS. Until otherwise provided by law the apportionment of the two houses of the legislature shall be as follows:
The first senatorial district shall consist of the county of Shoshone, and shall elect two senators.
The second shall consist of the counties of Kootenai and Latah, and shall elect one senator.
The third shall consist of the counties of Nez Perce and Idaho, and shall elect one senator.
The fourth shall consist of the counties of Nez Perce and Latah, and shall elect one senator.
The fifth shall consist of the county of Latah, and shall elect one senator.
The sixth shall consist of the county of Boise, and shall elect one senator.
The seventh shall consist of the county of Custer, and shall elect one senator.
The eighth shall consist of the county of Lemhi, and shall elect one senator.
The ninth shall consist of the county of Logan, and shall elect one senator.
The tenth shall consist of the county of Bingham, and shall elect one senator.
The eleventh shall consist of the counties of Bear Lake, Oneida and Bingham, and shall elect one senator.
The twelfth shall consist of the counties of Owyhee and Cassia, and shall elect one senator.
The thirteenth shall consist of the county of Elmore, and shall elect one senator.
The fourteenth shall consist of the county of Alturas, and shall elect one senator.
The fifteenth shall consist of the county of Ada, and shall elect two senators.
The sixteenth shall consist of the county of Washington, and shall elect one senator.
SECTION 2. REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICTS. This article was superseded by the code provisions for legislative districts, Sections 67-201—67-204. As originally adopted, this section provided as follows:
