Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-25
THE LEGISLATURE
SENATOR ANDERsON'S BILL RE-
LATINO TO WOOL INDUSTRY.
THE COMPANY STORE BILL.
Summary of Measures That Have Been
introduced During the
Past Week.
THE COMPANY STORE BILL.
Helena, February "a.

Helena, February "a.
Special Correspondence Inter Mountain
The wool industry of Montana has at
tanned such proportions that any legis-
1atlon affecting that branch of industry
WEI naturally attract the attention of a
large part of the population of the
state Senator Anderson introduced a
bill in the upper house which relates to
sheep inspectors and their duties, max
ing several clauses which under the prss-
ent law are DIPLOMA! mandatory. The
text OF the proposed measure is as fol-
lows:
Be it enacted by the I,eeislative Assem-
bly, of ahe Ste te of Montana:
Section l. That Section 3O"3 of the
Political Code be, and the sa 81 is. i,e.e-
by amended SO as to read as follows:
Section SOB Upon receipt of infcrma-
ton in writing of any of the facts man-
toned in the preceding ton. the dep
uty Inspector must Immediately cause
the diseased sheep ana all sheep running
in the same flock with them TO be exam
med, ana, if found diseased, to be quar-
antined and held within a certain limit
or place to be defined by him, and such
sheep must he by the deputy inspector
held in such quarantine I'M ii such dep
uty Inspector has eradiccted or caused
to be eral.cated such scab CIR infectious
disease. 1t shall be the duty of the
deputy inspector 20 have personal Char3;.
and control of the work of eradicatinS
such scab or infectious disease. The ex>
pensas of feeding holding, dipping,
marking and taking care of all sheep
quarantined under The provisions of this
article must be paid by ne owner,
agent CT person in charge of such sheep.
Section ,. That Section 3039 of the
Political Code be. and the same is. here
by amended so as to read as follows:
Section 30o9. The deputy inspector in
each county shall receive for his services
Wnl.e necessarily employed in inspecting.
dipping, treating, CIR caring for sheep
having sCab or other infectious diseas>.,
the sum Of S. per day, which shall
include all travelling expenses of what
ever kind CIV nature incurred in going to
and from the place Where such inspec~
tlCn is had, and the time employed m
dipping, treating and caring for the
same. When a deputy veterinary sur
gecn, as provided for in Section 301S, is
permanently located in a county it is his
duty to perform the duties imposed in
this article upon the deputy inspector,
ard for his services he shall receive the
same compensation as the deputy IN
spector, which must be paid in the same
manner
Section 8. Al, acts and parts of acts
in conflict herewith are hereby repealed
Section 1. This act shall be in full
force and effect from and after its pass
age and approval by the governor
During the Week several important
measures have been passed by both
houses and several by only one house.
while many have been killed. The Gull
I,;I Inv
senate, is perhaps the measure which
has excited the most attention, especially
i'm labor circles. Two insurance bills of
GilckTist were laid in their graves.
Myers famous fellow servant bin re-
ceived the same treatment and con-
| test now exists between Dixon and
! Rio = rlson as to who shall receive the
honcrs>of having his fellow-servant bill
pass the house. though which ever bin
| is given this honor will make little diff
ference as the senate will probably kill
a fellow servant bill of any description.
Governor Too!e has signed several
meas ,ures. among them that creating the
Twelfth judicial district out of Chotean
and Valley counties.
The antagonism between the house
and tire senate grew so pronounced thar
it was found necessary for the upper
|
consider the situation, and the passage
of the Cullen company store bin in the
senate was doubtless due to a desire for
harmony. The following bills We're IN
| PRODUCED during the week:
IN THE SENATE.
Senate Bill No. 95--Warner-Providin
that the state land commissioners may
lease mineral lands. including coal. stone,
oil, and for the inspection of the opera
tions on the leased land by the state
mine inspector.
Senate Bill No. 96-Geiger-To author
ize theh John O'Brien Lumber company
to build dams and maintain boom fol-
logs along Swan river and it's tributar-
| ie..
Senate Bill No. 97-Committee on APP
| Notwithstanding for a reappor-
| tionment of the legislative districts.
Senate Bill No. 9S-Biggs-Relating t6
the redemption of real property
Senate Bill No. 99-Hoffman-Provid-
ing for bounty of one cent pound on
beet sugar manufactured in the state fol
a period of ten years.
Senate Bill No. 1O0-McLean-Ar