The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-08
OVtRnDtS CONSTITUTION
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Montana's Invisible Govern
ment Arbitrarily Contra
vcnes State Laws.
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Blodgett, Brooks. Buell. of Gallatln
Buell. OF 1lissoula, Buchanan. Burn
worth, Clark. Cotter, Connolly, Girls.
mas. F1ahbaugh. Fuller. Grimes, Gull
lidge. Hhrbert. Harmon. Henderson,
Henry. Hurd. johnson Of Ravaiii,
Jones. Kelsey. Kcmmis, Lennon,
Lewis. Iask. McClory, Mcdonald, Nc
Mahon, Mcmillan. .McQuarrie. Middle
ton. Morris. O'3rien. Phelps. Prossef,
Rainey. aaslnnssen. Scott. searles.
Spain, SQmpert, We'll. Wheat. Work
ing. TotAL.ts.
Against Charles. Andersen, Andrew,
Arneson. baxter, Bent, Booth. Carl.
Crowley. rhyls, Demel. Dodds. Duffy.
Eaton. Hlel,. Farmer, Gould, Griffin
Hathaway. Hawks. Higgins. Holt
Huffaker, Husser, ingalls,. Ironside,
Jensen. johnson of Deer Lodge. Kehoe
Mason. Murray. Page, Quaintance
Sand, sektnan, shaw, Ward. White,
Mr.. Speaker. Total. SO.
Hills Advanced.
The following bills were advanced
by favorable committee reports:
H. b. $40. Charles Andersen. adding
a, course Of elementary agriculture to
curriculum OF public schools. H. B. 80,
Charles Andersen, registration. regu-
lation and operation OF motor vehicles.
H. B. 247. Kemmis, taxation for high
school construction. H. b. $50. Gull
lidge. fixing date for opening and
closing of schools and dates for reports
of school officials. H. B. las. Duffy.
requiring DINNERS on lights Of autos
S. B. 81. Oliver, regulating the release
of leases on oil and gas properties. H.
B. 246. Eaton, relating to mileage OF
jurors. H. b. 245. providing for the
publication OF summons. H. b. 2s9,
Stimpert, penalixing unfair compe-
tition. H. b. 1872, Mcmahon, CONSOLE
dating office of quartz and coal mine
inspectors with department OF indus
trial accidents. s. B. 81. Burla. re-
moval of public officials by summary
proceedings. S. b. q. Clark. requiring
bills of lading for consignees in non
agent points. II. B. 100. Kehoe, licens-
ing architects. S. B. II, Edwards.
establishing public markets in county
seats. H.. b. 231, Blodgett, salaries OF
county officers. H. J. NJ. 6. Harbert,
asking congress to legislate into use
larger areas of the public domain. H.
B. 164, Hurd, establishing prices for
county printing. H. B. 1876, Kehoe,
permitting cities to adopt city man.
ager form Of government. S. B. Co.
Fishbeck, authorizing a tax for mn-
nicipal hand funds. s. d. so, Morris
ceding jurisdiction Of portion OF
Yellowstone park. II. II. III, county
fairs and cxpositions. amending law
relative to payment OF premiums. H.
p. l04, Grimes, refunding money err
roneously paid into state treasure by
Silver Bow county.
Bills Killed.
Bills killed In committee were: II
p. PA, Connolly, lights on horse drawn
vehicles. S. u. 67, Burla, specifying
judge to preside in counties having nc
resident judge. II. p. 2sS, Ashby, fix
aHt, IlVS VI uepulS Couuly ulllCtIS
II. y. 800, Duffy. prohibiting throwing
of glass on highways, IT. p. 1879. Duffy
regulating traffic. II. Il. 124, creating
state board OF poultry husbandry.
Bills Passed.
The following bills were passed on
third reading:
S. r. 3 by Brewer. dispensing with
. the office OF state sealer of weights
and measures. H. b. 166 by Higgins
relating to the qualifications of cleo
tors in bond elections. H. b. l6l by
CARL, relating to school district levies
II. b. l4S by Kemmis. for an amend
ment to the constitution relating to the
limit of Indebtedness of cities towns
and school districts. H. B. 143 by
Bent, relating to child abandonment
H. B. l42 by Morrow. changing place
of execution of death penalty TO state
penttentiary. H. b. las by Searles