Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-25
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amendment relating to special elections.
Senate Bill No. 01-Meyer-Providing
that it shall not be necessary to furnish
printed transcripts of evidence in APP
peals to the supreme court.
Senate Bill No. 1O2--Hoffman
ing for the organization Of corporations
to improve the streams and rivers of the
state, to build dams, drive and sort
logs. and fixing the maximum tolls to be
charged by such corporations at 50 cents
a thousand feet.
Senate Bill No. misunderstanding
that local accommodate trains shall be
run on schedule time and except in cases
of unavoidable accident, the penalty for
violation Of the act is fixed at a fine of
from 500 to $500.
IN THE HOUSE.
House Bill No. 13S--Berkin--Providing
for the purchase and free distribution by
the state of 10000 maps of Montana with
the new counties of Powell and Rose
bud shown thereon.
House Bill No. 139-Berllin Amending
the boiler inspection law by extending
the provisions of the act to threshing en-
gnes and creating the office Of second as
sistant boiler inspector.
House Bill No. -Gilchrist-Amend-
ing the code to prohibit the organization
of wild cat mining companies by pro-
viding that the stock or bonds of corpor-
atons can only be sold for money actual
ly received of labor performed and pre-
venting fictitious issues of stock.
House Bill No. 142- Hedges-Repeal
ing that section Of the code relating to
boards CT appraisers to appraise real es-
:, tate and providing for such appraise-
| lnent by assessors.
| House Bill No. 143-J judiciary Commit
tee-Creating the office of third judge of
/ the Second judicial district, Silver Bow
| county.
House Bill No. IA -Peletiar-Providin
! for the inspection of meats in cities: Gre
ating the Office of state meat inspector
! at salary OF 81. 500 year; creating the
! Office of meat inspector for cities having
! q population of 2.5G0 CT more at salary
| of $4,000 The bill requires the inspsc-
| ton of all meats offered for sale in cities
| bv such officers.
House Bill No. 5--SWindlehurst-
Changing the boundaries of Park and
! Sweet Grass counties by taking a strip
! of territory about three miles wide and
| ten miles long, lying along the Boulder
! river. from Sweet Grass county and add
| ing ii to Park.
House Bill No. 146-C ommittee on APP
Observation-Disclosures $3.50 for the
! purchase of calculating machines for
| state Offices.
House Bill No. 7-Berkin-C Gre ting
the offices Of state and county game war
dens and prescribing their duties.
House Bill No. 14S-Berkin-To prohibit
the grazing of sheep within a mile of a
| homestead or within mile and a half
| of a city or town.
| House Bill No. 149-Axtell--A copy of
Senator Clark's bill proposing an amend
| ment to the constitution to add seven
sections relating to labor.
| House Bill No. wford-Appro-
priating s115 to G. c. Willis for services
| rendered in inspecting sheep.
| House Bill No. 151-DiXon--Reducine
the mileage of state and county officers
and for transporting prisoners and in
| sane to cents mile.
| House Bill No. Observation-Disclosures
| the allowance of sherifls for the board OF
prisoners from 50 cents to 80 cents a day
and reducing the allowance for witnesses
HELD to 20 cents.
House Bill No. Observation-Disclosures
the per diem of members OF the legisla-
ture from Sc to $40 and their mileage
from 10 to 20 cents
House Bill No. 154-Stull-A Gerry law
to prevent wrongs to children.
House Bill NO. i55--Stul-A bill in the
interest of undertakers, to license per-
J sons engaging in the business of EN-
| banning.
House Bill No. Observation-Disclosures.
ing the issuance of second mortgage
bonds on the lands of the state norma
school to the extent of $40, 900 for the pur-
pose of establishing heating plant ant
roofing the normal school building
House Bill No --Hedges-Appropri
atins $3.50 as additional compensation fol-
P.J. Gilligan. the reading clerk of tn,
house.
House Bill No. 5S-Iill-Proyidins
that in future counties must pay the stat,
81 per cent of the moneys collected fo
licenses, instead of 25, as at present. ant
that per cent of the amount paid tn,
state shall go to the bounty fund.
Senator Mahon gave notice@of the in
PRODUCTION of bill OF change the nam,
of Silver Bow county to Courtney coun
ty. While the implied compliment is OBJ
vious. it's strength would have scarcel
been decreased had Senator Mahon mott
fled the upper house that he would intro
duce bill changing the name to Chester
field county. Senator Courtney is of tn
opinion that the honor would not be s,
great if it came to him in the flesh tina
ms vat of tears might overflow, but tina
as means of perpetuating his name an,
fame when dead the utility of the bill
I could not be questioned