The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-01-27
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mittee and the other three were rec.
commended for reference to the ways
and means committee. Those which
, were given treatment with the axe
| were:
House Bill No. ~, by Pomeroy-
Making it crime for a person hunt.
| ing to shoot another person uninten-
tionally or carelessly.
House Bill No. 1879. by Connelly-Ex
tending time for commencing action
for foreclosure of mechanics liens.
House Bill No 80, by SmithADefin-
ing the crime Of rape.
Those recommended for reference to
the ways and means committee We're:
Senate Bill No. IA, by Donlan-Ex.-
empting mortgages on real property
from taxation.
House Bill No. 90 by Gray, requir-
ing all mortgages, bonds, deeds, con-
tracts for sale of property and as
signments to show the names and
residences of the parties thereto.
House Bill No. 113, by Cummings
Relating to the compensation of mem
bers. officials and employees of the
legislative assembly.
Kilgallon's bill appropriating $500
for the establishment of bison range
within the state was, recommended for
passage by the committee on appro-
priations.
The committee on livestock and pub
lie ranges reported killing Brewster's
bill providing for the publication of
marks and brands and recommending
for passage House Bill No. 1913, by
Kelsey of Custer, relating to the rec
ord of horses and other livestock sold
at public markets
The committee on horticulture rec
commended for passage Senate Bill No.
%. Romney's measure, relating to pro-
duce commission merchants.
The following bills were introduced:
No. lat, by Burke-To create the
county of Musselshell from the coun-
ties of Yellowstone and Fergus: No.
148, by the committee on Insurance.
concerning the duration and renewal
of life insurance corporations and the
number Of directors thereof.
No. 149, by Werner GeWis and
Clak)-To improve sanitary conditions
in quartz mines; No. $50, by Wer-
ner-Relating to county printing; No
ISL, by Gray. relating to licenses Of
retail liquor dealers; No. 1852, by Nor
ton-Establishing home for the care,
maintenance and employment Of blind
men and women. This home Is to be
established in Butte, according to the
bill; No. 1853, by Smith, relating to the
burial of bodies; No. 1854, by Smith
(Fergus)-Relating to the registration
of deaths and births; No. 1856, by Cum
mings, relating to the distribution of
vised codes and session laws; No. 1856.
by Woody, appropriating money for
the payment of the deficiency claims
of the state university.
No. 157, by MISUNDERSTANDING the
taxation of mortgaged debts and mort
gagged property.
No. 1853, by Safley-Relating to the
qualifications of teachers and the grade
of teachers certificates and relating
to the grades of graduation of the
state normal school,
Notices Filed.
The following notices were filed to-
day:
from part of Valley county; by
Derry, to amend the law creating San
ders county so as to include the town
of Carter in Missoua county; by
Ward, relating to corporations and
their power to hold stock.
In committee of the whole, with Kill
gallon in the chair, the following house
bills were favorably acted upon:
No. 65 Garber-Authorizing coun-
ty commissioners to establish and OPP
crate ferries; No. AZ, by Byrnes, re-
lating to the recovery of escheated es-
tates; No. 56, by Clayberg, amending
the statute relating to the crime of
rape; No. 81, by Werner, making Lin
coins birthday legal holiday: No 76,
by Shoemaker, authorizing the COM
missioner Of insurance to examine life
insurance companies.