The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-01-28
SENATE VOTES ON
PRIMARY MEASURE
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commissioners to establish public fer
ries.
House Bill Officiating to the pan
atty for the crime of rape.
House Bill officiating to. the pro-
ceedings in securing title to escheated
property.
The house killed House Bill No 1903.
relating to the care of insane persons
addicted to the use Of drugs, and
House Bill No. 1872, relating to the du-
ties of the board of health
New bills introduced were:
No. 159-By Thompson; to repeal Sec
ton 4o15, concerning banking corpora
lions Of this state.
No. 160-By Ward; to amend sec
lions 1908, 1886 and 1926. relating to
corporations, and to authorize them to
acquire, hold and dispose Of the stocks
and bonds OF other corporations.
No. l61-By Harbert; providing for
the erection of docks and wharves and
the management and control of same
on the navigable waters of the state.
A Dormitory.
No. l62-By Owenhouse; to appro-
pirate $4,000 for the erection and
equipment of womans dOrmitory at
the agricultural college.
No. l63-By Owenhouse; to amend
sections 649 and $50, relating to the
issuance of state and life teachers
certificates.
No. 164-By Mitchell; to prohibit the
manufacture, sale, exchange or giving
away Of cigarettes, papers or anything
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cite. Act to take effect September l.
No, 165-By Derry; to amend sec
ton 1881 so as to amend the bound
aries Of Sanders county to place the
town of Carter in either Sanders or
Missoua county
House Concurrent Resolution No. 2
BY Duncan; to provide for the APP
pointment Of a special joint committee,
consisting of two members from the
house and one from the senate, to in
spect and examine the state orphans
home at Twin Bridges to determine
upon the needs of the institution.
Duncan moved that the rules be sus-
pended and the resolution adopted.
Motion carried.
Notices of house bills:
Safley-To amend section 1916 Of the
revised statutes Of the state of Mon
tana relating to registrations Of births
and deaths.
Duncan-Provlding that city or
town council may contract indebted
ness on behalf of such city or town by
borrowing money or Issuing bonds for
the purpose of purchasing lands for
public parks and grounds.
Edgerton-To provide for the Torrens
land title system.
Owenhouse --Appropriating money for
improvements and buildings ct the ex-
perimental station at Bozaman.
Shifting Powers.
Wrestling the power from
the county commissioners of each
county and "vesting" the same in the
| county surveyors for the supervision
| over and to the building of all county
roads.
Clayberg Regulating the salaries
| and hours of labor on jailers of the
third class.
Werner-To amend section 1922, ar
ticle III, chapter H., title VII. part
III, of the political code, revised codes
of the state of Montana, relating to
the industry of mining.
Werner-To amend section 1922, ar
| ticle Ill, chapter H., of the penal
code, revised codes of the state of
Montana, providing for penalty for
| failure to inspect quartz mines.
O'Donnell--To amend section 311S of
the revised codes of Montana, 1907
relating to the compensation allowed
deputy and assistant county officers.
O'Donnell-To provide for the selec-
ton Of n site and erection of a state
hospital for sick and injured persons,
to be located at Or near Butte, to be
called the state Hospital for Injured
Persons" and the management of the
same.
Berkin--To regulate common carriers
and to provide for certain appliances
looking to the safety of the travelling
public.
Duncan-To amend section 925S, re-
lating to challenging of jurors in Grim
inal cases.
Eliel-To amend section 2742, relat-
ing to the payment of taxes under pro-
test.