The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-19

berS Of the board are to receive a. per
diem of IS when in session, such COM
pensation to be paid from the moneys
received for licenses. Each master
plumber must pay $40 for a license,
and each J~ourneyman plumber 81, the
license to run for a year For renewals
master plumbers are to pay $3.50 n
Journeygmen 81. Licenses may be re-
voked for i~ncapacity or other dire
Lotions after hearing by the board.
Master and journeymen plumbers now
in business are not required to submit
to an examination, but must deposit
the fees required.
House Bill 81, by Harmon.
The county assessors are required in
odd numbered years to collect the
names and addresses of all owners and
breeders of all pure bred horses, cat
tie, swine and poultry, and to secure
the name Of the breed. Before No
vember l of the same year the asses
sors shall compile this information and
deliver it to the director of the Mon
tana agricultural experiment station at
Bozeman.
Pure bred animals are defined to be
those recorded in the official books of
h various breed associations of the
United States. The director of the ex-
pertinent station is required to furnish
assessors with a list of such books.
Assessors shall only assess and record
breeds when the owner has a %certifi-
cate of registration. The director of
the experiment station is required to
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names and addresses for free distri-
button.
1t is made unlawful for any person
to sell an animal with a certificate
that does not actually belong to such
animal, under penalty of a fine of not
less than $25 nor more than $500.
House Bill III, by Murray.
Provides for the appointment by the
board of railroad commissioners of an
Inspector of navigation, who shall in
spect all steam vessels and othar boats
propelled by machinery, sailing crafts,
ferry boats and barges, other than pri-
vate pleasure boats. The inspector
shall be familiar with the construction,
operation, etc, of all such boats. He
ihiSS Va lloPSSlip1i Y dl1c ouSll
changes in construction or equipment
as he may determine to be necessary
for safety, and he may fix the num-
Der of passengers that may be carried
on any craft on the navigable waters
of the state.
Owners of vessels described in the
act must procure a license from the
board of railroad commissioners.
The inspector may tie up any YES
Sci whenever he deems such action
necessary to comply with the provi.
sions of the act. owners are guilty Of
a misdemeanor if they release any
boat without permission of the in
spector, until the matter has been
passed upon by the commissioners.
The hoard of railway commissioners
may revoke licenses.
The woodwork of all boats about the
boilers, fire boxes, smoke stacks. etc,
must be covered by i~ncombustible ma
terial. Life saving devices must be
carried, and there is an elaborate set
of rules governing the operation of all
vessels using the navigable waters of
the state.
House Bill IFS, by Stewart.
This act defines the boundaries of
Gallatin county by specific lines, and
according to township and section
boundaries, n it's provisions were
agreed to by all the other counties
concerned.
Bill 1873, Appropriations Com
mittee.
This directs the state treasurer to
transfer from the general fund of the
state the sum of $19,373.30 to the agri-
cultural college of Montana income
This transfer is to reimburse
hat fund for moneys heretofore taken
and used for tho land prant