The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-03-25

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notes, inheritance law, submission of
or national committeeman by state
central committee, appropriation for
repairs of state capitol, additional ap-
preparation for employment of experts
by state board of equalization, addi-
tlonal appropriation for maintenance
OF state tuberculosis sanitarium and
erection of new building, appropria-
ton for purchase of additional land
for state school for deaf and blind at
Boulder.
Many Corrective Measures.
Among other corrective measures,
femedylng errors or omissions in
bills passed at the regular session, is
one making provision for calling reg
lstered state warrants that will draw
Z per cent interest the remainder of
this year, removing the joker in the
bill making oil pipe lines common car
rlers, acceptance by state of federal
aid for state highways, correction of
act relating to issuance of bonds by
counties, school districts and cities,
appropriation for supreme court com
mission, appropriation for state law
library, act relating to distribution of
states share of royalties from oil or
gas, production on federal lands, a
measure relating to legal holidays and
one to the term of office of commits
sioners in irrigation districts.
Adjourned at / 80 A. M.
The special session of the Seven
teenth legislative assembly, convened
by Governor Joseph VI. Dixon March
5, to enact revenue and ta>at N mea-
sures, completed its business at ] 30
o'clock Wednesday morning, and ad-
journed sine die. Much of the work
of the session was devoted to the cor
rection of errors made in oils passed
at the regular session.
The complete list OF the house and
senate bills received by the governor
from the special session is as follows:
House Bills Received.
Il. B. 3.-An act to appropriate mon
ey for the payment of the per diem of
the officials and attaches of the seven
teenth legislative assembly, of the
state of Montana, in extraordinary
session. Received March Is; approved
March 49,
H. B. Am act to appropriate
money for the payment of the Incl
dental expenses and printing of Ses-
sion Laws of the Seventeenth legis-
lative assembly of the state of Mon
tana in extraordinary session. Re-
ceived March II; approved March II.
II. B. 13.-An act authorizing the
codification of the acts passed by the
Seventeenth extraordinary legislative
assembly of Montana of 1921. Re-
ceived March II; approved March II.
ii. b. 5.-An act to appropriate
money for the mileage and per diem
Of the members of the Seventeenth leg
islative assembly of the state of Mon
tana in extraordinary session. Re
ceived March 19; approved, March 19,
as to per diem, vetoed as to mileage.
veto sustained
H. B. 9.-An act relating to and
regulating the sale of coal within the
State of Montana; requiring all per-
sons, firms, associations and corpora
tions engaging in or carrying on the
occupation or business in this state of
retailing or selling at retail, coal of
any kind to pay to the state treasurer
certain license fees. etc. Received on
March 80; approved March 19.
Fl. B. 15.-An act appropriating
money for the payment of deficiency
claims arising out of the operation of
various state departments for the year
ending February %, 1921. Received,
March 10; approved March 10.
II. B. 16-An act appropriating
money for the payment of deficiency
claims for expenses incurred in carry
ing out the provisions of house bill No.
1G of the Fifteenth legislative assem-
bly,, providing for the issuance and
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