The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-18

l NNA. Mont.
Sec. 2. No member OF the board shall be in
any manner Interested with any building con-
| tractor, shall submit any bid for The erection or
the furnishing said building neither shall he re-
ceiye any commission rebate, bonus. division
OF proceeds, or any other pecuniary advantage
Whatever In connection with said Office, save
the COMPENSATION hereinafter provided.
Sec. g. Each member OF the board shall re-
ceiye Ave dollars per day for each and every
DAY the board Is actually and necessarily as
semOled In the performance OF It's official du-
ties, together with his actual travelling expenses
paid in going to and from his home to attend
the session or sessions Of the board; said COM
pensatlOn and expenses TO be certified 10 the
after provided.
Sec. !. Inc state board OF commissioners for
the school or mines SO appointed, are hereby
authorized and directed to prepare plans and
specifications for the erection OF buildings for
the said state school OF mines not to exceed the
amount OF nfty thousand 1850. OOO) dollars.
Sec. D. Whenever the provisions Of the pre-
cedlng section have been fully complied with,
the board OF commissioners for the state school
OF mines shall advertise In not more than four
nor less than two daily newspapers printed In the
state. two OF which must be IN the county OF
silver Bow. one each week for four consecutive
weeks, notice that IL Will receive sealed pro-
posa.s and bids TO construct such buildings on
the site heretofore Selected by the state board
OF land commissioners, and in accordance with
the plans and specifications so adopted by
the commissioners for the state school Of mines,
reserying, however. the right to reject any and
all bids and advertise anew.
The board must let the contract for the con-
stfucllon and erection OF such building or build
lngs 10 the lowest responsible bidder and the
contractor or contractors shall execute a good
and sufficient bond In double the amount of his
or their bids 10 perform such contract for the
construction and erection OF such building or
buildings Ia conformity with the plans and
specifications aforesaid, whicl bond shall run
10 the State OF Montana and b. approved by the
BOARD OF the school of mines commissioners.
Sec 6. The board Of school OF mines COM
mlssloners are hereby authorized To employ an
architect and such assistants rs IL may deem
lions for said building or buildings and the eX-
pense thereof shall be paid out OF the funds as
hereinafter provided for the erection of said
building or buildings. All such claims shall be
approved ny the school of mines" commits
sioners and be paid in the same mod @ and man.
ncr as claims against the state.
sec. q Al claims for the erection OF said
building or buildings shall be first approved by
the school OF mines commissioners aud audited
ana allowed by the state auditor. and paid in
the same mode and manner as claims against
Tue state are paid; provided, however, that such
claims shall be paid out OF the respective funds
designated IN this act, against which they may
be claTgeable.
Sec. s. Upon completion and acceptance of
the building mentioned In this act, the board of
school OF mines commissioners shall equip
ana furnish said Institution with supplies and
apparatus may be actually necessary in
carrying on such institution. Provided, how
ever that the amount SO expended shall not
exceed the sum of fifteen thousand (Sl5,OOO) dol
lars.
Sec. .. Immediately upon the furnishing OF
such institution the state board Of school of
mines commissioners shall urn over TO the
state board OF education an such buildings to be
used thereafter solely and exclusively for the
lshed.
see TO- In order to carry out the provisions
OF this act and any act that may at any time
hereafter be passed for the construction of the
state school of mines building, there is hereby
created state fund TO be known as the state
school OF mines building fund, and to the credit
of which shall 90 the proceeds of al moneys de-
rived from the sale or rental of such lands as
been IN Of
Montana for the purpose of constructing build
ings for the state school of mines, and all of the
moneys aforesaid, as fast as realized from time
10 Time, shall forthwith be paid into the state
treasury, and by the state treasury placed to
the credit Of said fund. I'D.
sec. IL. Forthwith, on the acceptance OF
said buildings. the said board shall certify the
amount OF the purchase price to the state audi
tor and the latter. on receipt OF such certificate
shall forthwith draw warrant warrants on
the said state school OF mines building
fund to the order Of the person or
Il led thereto. for the full amount of their
respective claims, which said warrant or war
rants hall be tax and accepted as in full pay
men. OF the said Indebtedness, and no appropri-
alton for the pay ment of the said wa n itaI or
shall ever be made. or payment there
Of ever be made by or from any other source |
lhan the SAID state school of mines building |
fund, ana IT, on the presentation OF said war
rant or warrants, TO the state treasurer there |
shall not be in said funds sufficient moneys TO |
pay the same. the same shall be registered. as |
li date OF presentation, and shall hencefoTth |
until paid bear interest at the rate of per c, MT
per annum. The expenses OF the board shall be |
similarly certified and paid and warrants issued /
therefor shall be similarly registered and shall |
bear similar rate Of interest II not paid on pre- |
And said warrants may be called /
Or payment from time TO time whenever there
ire moneys In said fund To pay the same in the
same manner as is now provided by law for
other state warrants
see r. The board shall keep a written rec
lrd of all its official actions, and on the compile
ion of its official functions said record shall be
delivered by the governor to the secretary of
tate. who shall thereafter be the the legal Gus
odian thereof.
Sec. 13 his act shall be in force and effect
rom and after its passage
The bill is regarded by all who have
iecn II as a very wise and timely measure,
md there can be no doubt that its passage
Will be of vital Importance TO Butte. Mr..
'aschal has sent copy of the bill to the
chamber OF commerce, with the request
hat the members discuss II at their meet
ng next Tuesday evening and notify him
It once OF any changes or amendments
which they may deem necessary. Inilu-
initial citizens have also received copies
II the bill, and they are also requested to
make any suggestions, as il is Mr.. Pas
halls desire to have the best ideas of
Suite people embodied in tho measure.
Mr. Paschal is one of the hardest and
most faithful workers in the house. He
las recently introduced a bill governing
Insurance. which will inrra,co