The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-22

until the house provides revenue bills
for the purpose of providing funds for
the payment of deficiency claims and
appropriations"
In committee Of the whole the senate
killed H. B. %. semi-annual payment
of taxes; II. b. 23O. changing the dates
of the school year; II. Il. 1913. repeating
the law imposing license fee on archi-
tects and contractors.
The following bills were killed on an
adverse report of the committee on fl
nance and claims: II. Il. o32. teacher
training in certain accredited high
schools; II. p. 215, payment by state
of railroad fare of students in Uni
versity Of Montana; II. b. PAP. publica-
ton Of proceedings of constitutional
convention: II. b. $50, deficiency claim
of Tom Driscoll: II. b. PA, refund Of
certain liquor licenses in Richland
county: II. =. 104, refund of moneys to
Silver Bow county. Later the report
was withdrawn
Bills Passed.
The following bills some of which
were previously considered in commit
tee Of the whole. were passed on third
reading: IT,. B. 90. relating to prac-
tice of optometry: H. B. 1911. authoriz-
ing lcvies in school districts in excess
of 10 mills: H. 3. 217, creating office
of assistant journal clerk in assembly:
H. r. 1877, relating to laying out Of
cities or towns: II. B. 1875. fish hatchery
in Park county: II. +. 176. amending
gambling law: II. B. 50. lazy husband
act: IT. p. 90, refund to Thomas DAILY
of 5000; Fl. y. 81, amending law relat-
ing to hail insurance companies; Fl.
y. 143. relating to child desertion: TT.
B. I'll, providing for abatement of
nuisanccs; Fl. B. ell. elementary agri-
culture in elementary schools: Fl. B.
245. relating to publication of sum-
mons; IT. r. 247. high school tax in
counties not having county high
schools: II. u. $50, publication of lists
for adulterated foods in official county
paper; II. b. $50, regulating sale of
tubcrculin Fl. p. 233, authorizing state
board of health to make analyses of
water sold for public consumption.
Sunday Closing.
The senate favorably recommended
two bills pertaining to social welfare.
one legalizing boxing and the other
closing saloons on Sunday. Sometime
ago the senate killed a similar Sunday
closing law. The senate has declined
to receive communications from the
house concerning house bills.
Kill Junod Bill
S. r. 16s. by Junod, giving the state
board of land commissioners appoint
mcnt of all land office officials and
sub0rdinates was killed today. When
the order Of business, motions" was
reached Senator Edwards moved that
further consideration of this bill be
indefinitely postponed. The motion
was adopted without debate. No
noes" were heard
IT. Il. 295. providing for the assess
ment of property of peddlcrs, and II.
b. 3O5, regulating motor vehicles that
follow a certain prescribed route over
public streets, were killed.
Recommended.
Among other bills favorably recom-
mcndcd by standing committees, were:
II. i. 329, establishment of county box
ing commissions; substitute II. Il. 2O4.
Sunday closing of saloons: II. =. 1870.
licensing Of architects: Fl. b. 265. al
| tcring boundaries of Rosebud county;
II. 3. 1896. relating to classification of
highways: IT. Il. lSi, relating to sani-
| tary wall papcring: ii. b. 1872, hours
of labo- of fircmen in cities of the
| first and second class: H. b. 1879, safety
appliance act for electrical workers;
II. ID. SO. fees o. clerks Of the district
Aourts. This was amended by strik
ing out the provision for n 81 marriage
license fee.
In committee of the whole the senate
killed H. 3. %. scmi-annual payment
of taxes, and favorably acted upon II
b. 80. lazy husband act; II. B. 30, re-
fund of $500 to Thomas Daily; II. B
a. amending hail insurance law.
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