The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-17
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House Bill 349, by Mentally.

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The governor hi appoint three
IL mbers of a state board of poultr,
husbandry. 1t shall be the duty of
the board to investigate and bring to
the attention of those engaged in
agriculture, and others, the value ana
Importance of poultry raising in this
state, by publishing for free distribu-
ton reports and bulletins pertaining
To the advancement of the poultry in
dnstry. The board shall also super
wise the holding of an annual poultry
exhibition.
n is to serve Withou: pay,
but is authorized to appoint a secre-
tafy who is to receive not to exceed
$40 per year, and who may draw a
per diem of IS when supervising poul-
try shows or gathering data upon or
der of the board.
The SUM of $500 is appropriated to
carry out the provisions of the act for
the ensuing two years.
House Bill 11s, by Meadors.
The intent of his law is to COM
pensate owners of tubercular cattle,
glandered horses, and horses afflicted
with dourine when killed by order of
the state. Such owners shall receive
an mount equal to the full assessed
Valuation of such animals shown on
The last assessment roll. If such ami
mails are not shown on the last pre-.
cedlng assessment roll, the owner is
barred from recovery.
One-half of the amount paid to the
owners of slaughtered animals shall
coile from an appropriation of $4,000
to carry out the act for the ensuing
w years, n one-half from the gem
eral fund of the county wherein the
stock is killed.
Duplicate claims must be filed with
the state auditor and the board OF
county commissioners. 1t is expressly
provided that this law does not affect
the existing law us to the killing of
healthy.
House Bill 372, by Largely.
IhiS requires hat oWners of autos
or motor-vehicles shall register the
same with the secretary of state and
pay into that office 81 for an annual
certificate of permission to run such
vehicle. The application shall contain
a description of the vehicle, name and
pcstoffice address of the manufacture
er, character and amount of motive
power expressed in horsepower
terms, and the name and postoffice
address of the owner. The secretary
of state shall keep a book of records
! of tho am nt1 Chnl f,,rpf.1, 1;rtx ~
county clerks of such certificates own
ers as may reside in the various coun-
ties.
Motors must display on front and
rear the number given to their vehicle
by the secretary of state, and the
number shall be securely fastened to
the body of the vehicle.
Manufacturers Of motor-vehicles
shall also apply to the secretary of
state for a distinctive number and
Identification mark which must be
displayed upon all motors sold by such
manufacturers within this state. lFor
must be paid. Motor-vehicles on pub
lie roads must have brakes thereon
sufficient to control them at all times;
shal also have a horn or device for
signaling; two white lights in front at
night, and one red light on the rear;
must also carry a tire hail on at
least one rear wheel when running on
slippery roads or roads in condition
liable to cause skidding.
No motor-vehicle shall be run over
public roads or highways at a rate of
! SLeed greater than is reasonable or
proper, having regard to the width,
traffic or use of such roads, and the
drivers of such vehicles shall observe
the general and usual use Of the roads,
so as not to endanger the life or limb
of any person.
Every chauffeur must procure a IL
cense from the secretary of state for