The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-02-11

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pensation as the board of examiners
may prescribe, together with the ac-
tual expense necessarily incurred in
the discharge of the duties of their Of
fee" Provision is made for the crea-
ton Of a claw enforcement fund.-" &c
be used solely in the enforcement of
the laws relating to Intoxicating Ii,
quors, gambling and prostitution, 20,
in any mi that the attorney gen
eral with the approval of the state
board OF examiners may direct"
Booth Defends Action.
In defense of his action in referring
the first veto message of Governor
Dixon to a standing committee of the
senate, which established a precedent
in the Montana legislature, Senator
Booth of Fallon spoke to a point of
personal privilege during the senate
session Tuesday afternoon. He main
tanned that his action was strictly pro-
teachers oath Of loyalty bill, to the
judiciary committee.
To Supervise Highway Sign Boards.
Giving to the several counties of the
state supervision over all direction
signs upon the publis highways in
such counties. house bill 214 has been
introduced by Representative J. T.
Spencer Of Carbon county. The bill
provides that all signs and direction
boards erected by associations formed
for the purpose of promoting good
roads or tourist travel shall become
the property Of the county in which
erected and it shall be unlawful for
anyone to alter, deface or destroy any
such signs.
Bills Introduced in the Senate.
S. b. 1T. by Anderson-Giving dis
charged soldiers and sailors or their
widows preference in public employ
ment by state or counties and provid-
ing for free registration by county
clerks of discharge papers.
S. b. 17S, by MISUNDERSTANDING to
foreclosure of chattel mortgages.
S. r. 10, by Misunderstanding to
publication Of summons in civil ac-
tons.
s. B. 1870, by misunderstanding
law relating to apportionment Of
school funds as schools on Indian res
ervations are affected.
S. b. 1S1. by Gibson-Providing for
better keeping of books in irrigation
districts.
s. B. 1872, by committee On finance
and claims-Providing for transfer to
general fund of moneys in the state
bond fund, the asylum fund and the
asylum and tuberculosis sanitarium
Improvement bond fund.
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S. B. 1873, by Communicating to
competency of witnesses.
S. B. 1874, by Slattery-lssuance of
alias writS of attachment by district
courts.
s. B. 1856. by Slattery-To permit
parties of record in civil actions by the
examined as adverse witnesses by the
opposing party.
5. b. 1876. by commissioner on insur-
ance-Providing for valuation of bonds
and other securities of life insurance
and fraternal and mutual companies
by the amortization method.
:. b. 1877, by Booth-An emergency
measure to permit of the acceptance of
warrants of the state as payment for
taxes and fees due the state.
5. B.. lSS. by Pauline-To admit con-
federate veterans to the soldiers home.
S. B. 1S9. by Dearborn-Creating
twenty-irst judicial district out of
Musselshell and Golden Valley
ties.
S. B. 100, by MISUNDERSTANDING
all supervisors and inspectors from the
office of state superintendent of pub
lie instruction.
s. B, 1911, by Booth-Relating to fees
OF county commissioners
; 5: B. 1872, by Booth-Providing for
publication and distribution OF revised
codes.
S. B. 1913, by Misunderstanding sal
airy OF chairman of industrial accident
board from $4,000 to $500.