The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-09
LET LIQUOR Law STAND
House Action Precludes Pos
sibility Of Prohibition
Before 1919.
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superintendents; s. B. 10, amending
nurses registration law: 8. B. 10, re-
iating to service of process on cor
porations: s. B. So, selection Of school
house Sites s. B. 81, purchase OF
schoolhouse sites; s. B. 70, creating
position Of custodian of state capitol;
8. b IS, placing justices of the peace
In cities on salary; s. B. 50. repeating
law prohibiting cities from regulating
motor traffic: 8. B. 90. amending law
relating to recording Of instruments;
8. B. s5. relating to sale Of carcasses
OF diseased animals: S. B. 104, pro-
hibiting sale, of motor vehicles the
serial number of which is blurred or
altered; s. B. ia, amending law re-
lating to time for commencing actions
Tor recovery of damages for stock
slaughtered by railroads.
Recommended for Passage.
The eight -hour law for women, the
eight-hour day for engineers, firemen
and janitors at schoolhouses and the
so-called modelled labor law were
recommended for passage in the SEN
ate today by the committee on labor
and capitol. There was no opposition
to the first two bills while the op-
position to the last measure was in
effective. -
Two reports Were presented on s. B.
80. authorizing certain agreements be-
tween employers and employees, and
limiting the use Of in1unctions in GER
tain cases. This bill is referred to in
labor circles as the model labor BILL"
which the unions are seeking to have
enacted in every state. The majority
report ,was adverse; the minority re-
port. signed by Willett, Amin and
Hogan, favorable Hogan moved
adoption of the. minority report and
Muffly as a substitute the adoption of
the majority report. Healy, Hogan
and Amin spoke on behalf of the
minority report. No talks were made
against the bill and by vote of IA to
rs the majority report was rejected
and the minority adopted.
H. B. 81, prohibiting the use of trad
ing stamps and premiums, which has
the endorsement of the Montana Retail
Merchants association, was taken from
the table where 1t was placed yester-
day and sent to general orders. Muffly.
moved reconsideration and Smith
hn ~
Only four senator's opposed the action.
Two house bills were killed: II. b.
-. relating to assessment Of stock GER
tificates, and H. B. so, relating to
practice of law by justices of the peace.
The committee on fish and game
ported substitute
Favorably Reported.
Bills favorably reported S. B. 1874.
reserving mineral rights to the state;
II. 3. -. relating to saw logs: S. b.
l16. relating to farm loan applications:
5. B. Sc. expenses Of state land office:
S. B. 81. McCone farm loan law
(amended): H. B. 81, additional judge
Tenth district: S. B. log. Grain inspec-
ton laboratory at Bozeman: s. B. los.
amending irrigation law; S. B. 1870
amending law relating to dams and
reservoirs: s. B. 81, creating office of
state eeolosist: S. b. 80, regulating
casing of oil and gas wells: S. B. 81.
regulating sale and handling of explo-
sives.
Notices Of Bills.
MISUNDERSTANDING law relating to
use of voting machines.
Efiingson and Characterization
amendment to permit of creation of
commissioners districts.
Bills introduced
S. b. 142-substitute fish and game
measure.
S. b. l43, by Roberts-Establishi
normal and junior college courses in
high schools
S. 3. IA, by Roberts-Providng for
training of teachers in accredited high
schools.
adulteration of white lead and paint.
S. b. TAG, by Lane-Amending sec
ton of the statutes
S. b. 147, by Williams and Chose
Authorizing names of counties to be
changed.
S. B. 14s. by Observation-Disclosures
attorney general to designate a deputy
to perform certain duties.
S. B. 149. by Notwithstanding law
relating to northern Montana agricul-
tural school.
5. B. $50. by Understanding law
relating to unfair competition.
s. b., Isl, by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.