The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-23

Railroads may be fined not less than
$500 for every 80 days refusal of the
orders of the commission, after 60
days due notice.
Senate Bill 70, by Edwards.
Authorizes insurance companies or
ganized under the laws of this state
to invest funds in the bonds of irri-,
| cation districts organized under state
law.
Senate Bill 65-By eoardman.
The annual salary of the governor,
to include all services rendered ex-
officio as member of n board Or
commission as now required, or which
may be hereafter by law devolved
upon him, Is $500"
House Bill 53-By Harmon.
County commissioners may. when
requested by 81 per cent of the quail
! fled voters engaged in agricultural
pursuits, appropriate 500 per month
from the general funds to pay part
of salary and expense of a county agri-
cultural instructor. Such instructor
is to be nominated by and under the
direction of the director of the Mon
tana Agricultural Experiment station.
The remainder of the salary of the
agricultural instructor may be paid by
appropriation by the state or congress
or from any fund set apart for this
purpose by m department of the
United States government or from any
other source. 1t provides that the expen-
diture of any fund so described shall
be continued upon the appropriation
by the county commissioners of 800
per month in any county in which the
agricultural instructor is located. Two
counties may join in the employment
of an agricultural instructor, and ap-
portion the expense.
House Bill 177-By Murray.
Fixes salary of mayors and alder
men as follows: Cities of the first
class, not to exceed $4,000; second
class, $4,000; third class, $500. Alder
men of the fiAt-class cities may be
paid not to exceed Sc per diem, to be
fixed by ordinance, but not for more
than five days in any one month; in
second and third class cities. not to
exceed SO per diem, and not for more
than w days in one month. No sal
airy or compensation shall be allowed
to the mayor or aldermen of a town.
House Bill 205-By Rhoades.
Fixes salary of county officials as
follows: First class-Treasurer, SO, 500;
sheriff, $4,000; assessor, $4,000: coun-
ty clerk, $500; county auditor, $4,000:
clerk of the district court, So $500;
county attorney, $4,000; county SUI
p~erintendent of schools, $4,000.
Second class - Treasurer, $4,000;
sheriff, $500; assessor, $4,000; county
clerk, $4,000; auditor, $4,000; clerk of
district court, $4,000; attorney, $4,000;
superintendent of schools, $500,
Third class Treasurer, $4,000;
sheriff, $4,000; assessor, $4,000; audi
tor, $l,70o; county clerk, $4,000; clerk
of court, $3.50; attorney, $500; SUI
p~erintendent of schools, $500.
Fourth class - Treasurer, So, 500;
sheriff, S2,750; assessor. 81, 700; audi
tor, $1,700; county clerk, $500; clerk
of district court, $500; superintend-
ent of schools, $500.
Fifth class - Treasurer, $500;
sheriff, s2,7O0; assessor, 1890; audi
~ l. 'po, 1'hit IlSI N, H1SoVus WELT
of district court, $4,000; attorney,
$1,000; superintendent of schools,
$500.
Sixth class Treasurer, $4,000:
sheriff, $2,250; assessor, $1,5OO; coun-
ty clerk, $4,000; clerk of district court,
$500; attorney, $500; superintend-
ent of schools, $1,000.
Seventh class - Treasurer, $780,.
sheriff, $4,000; assessor, $1,000; coun-
ty clerk, $1,000; clerk of district court,
$1,000; attorney. $1,000; superintend-
ent of schools, $500.
Eighth class - Treasurer, 1900;
sheriff, $500; assessor, $1,000; coun-
ty clerk, $1,000; clerk of district court,
$1,000: attorney, $1,000; superintend-
ent of schools, $500.
House Bill 50-By LoveIace. 4.
Creates the state board of veteri-
nary examiners, to be appointed by
the governor, and made up of three
reputable practitioners of veterinary
medicine m surgery, Who shall be
graduates of some medical college
recognized by the American Veteri-
nary association. The state veterinary
society shal recommend to the gov
ernor three persons to fill vacancies
as they may occur, n the governor
shall select n of the three.
The board is to hold two regular
meetings yearly. 1t a take testi-
mony in all matters within it's juris-
diction. The board is to receive all
necessary travelling expenses, and the
secrctary-treaSurer of the board $3.50
Ter annum salary. The secretary
treasurer nay be the custodian of
funds received by the board up to
$1,000, and pay any overplus to the
state treasurer. The board is to re-
port to the governor not later thar
July Is of each year.
Practitioners of veterinary medicine
and surgery must be licensed when
holding themselves out to the public
as such practitioners; n they must
have graduated from a school recog-
nized by the American Veterinary
Medical association. A license fee Of
$40 is required. Holders Of %certifi-
Gates of graduation are not required
to take an examination, but may be