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

The property a be again and as
often redeemed in similar manner
Written notice of redemption must be
given the sheriff, and a copy thereof
filed with the county clerk. If no re-
deption be mad by original owners
within one year, the purchaser shall
be entitled to a conveyance; and if no
other redemption intervenes within 60
days the purchaser shall be entitled
To a sl1eriffs deed, but not to the eS-
cluSion of the one-year right of the
original owner. If a stakeholder in a
corporation is a rcdcmptioncr the cor
poration may redeem from the stock
holder within one year by repaying
the full amount paid. and costs and
interests at one per cent per month.
House Bill 313-By Higgins.
Creates a forestry schoo as a part
of the University of Montana. at Mis-
soula. The state board of education
Is authorized to make the necessary
rules and regulations, and to provide
quarters and equipment for the school.
For the first year ending February %,
1914, the sum of s6,0 0 is appropriated,
and for the second year to February
2S, 1915, $4,000.
House Bill so-By Day.
Mortgages on real property are to
hold for eight years after maturity
of the entire debt. At the expiration
Of eight years the mortgage may file
an affidavit with the county clerk re-
neWing the mortgage, but that such
renewal is not to defraud the cred
ltors of the mortgage, and such affi-
daVit shall extend the mortgage for
another eight years. Where eight years
have already elapsed from the ma
turitv of the entire debt upon which.
existing mortgages may be based. they
may be renewed at any time by filing
the affidavit provided for.
House Bill 213-By CarnaI.
~Appropriates s1,5O0 for the restora-
ton of old Fort Benton, and makes
David j. Brown and Jere Sullivan of
Fort Benton trustees.
House Bill 10t-By Prescott.
Provides that a Judgment debtor for
personal services rendered at any time
within Is days preceding levy or at
tachment are exempt upon affidavit
that such earnings are necessary for
the use of his family: except where
during same period a debt is incurred
by himself or family for the common
necessities of life. only onc-half of
earnings are exempt.
Senate Bill 126-By Whiteside.
A~ppropriates $500 for the con-
struction of a permanent horticultural
building at the state fairgrounds. un-
der the direction of the state board of
examiners.
Seante Bill 117-By Abbott.
Provides that the owner of an auto
mobile in his state shall pay upon it
IN proportion to horse power. as fol-
IS for motor cycles: $40 for
autos to and including 20 horse power:
and $15 for autos Of more than 20
horse power. The taxes are PAYABLE
to the county treasurer on or before
January l of each year, and one-half
of, the fund goes to the county treas
urer and the other half to the state
treasurer. Violations of the act are
made a midemeanor, and a first lien
lies upon the vehicle for the paymcnt
of the license and fine.
Senate Bill 62-By Stevens.
h board Of railway commissioners
may require the installation of one or
more platforms, or the enlargement OF
existing platforms, by railways at any
siding in hi state for the convenience
or the public. Every railroad shall al
low to be erected on such platforms
or the ground adjacent thereto suit
able scales for weighing urpos