The Bozeman courier., 1927-07-15
THIRTY Nine new LAWS Went
into EFFECT FRIDAY, JULY FIRST

tion and state bureau of child and
animal protection to extend their
work to Montana Indians at cost Of
the United States.
Chapter 67-Relating to sale of
real estate and contracts for purchase
in probate proceedings; shOrtens time
of order to Is to 80 days; provides
for registered mail notice to nom
residents of county or by publication,
shOrtens period Of newspaper publica-
tion to seven days.
Chapter 70-Relates to mortgages
of real estate belonging to estates of
deceased persons; shortens time of
order to Is to 80 days; shortens time
of published notice to two weeks;
mortgages may be extended or re-
newed without notice.
Chapter 71-Providing witnesses
not obliged to attend Tin addition to-
cOurt) before referee, notary or
commissioner, without tender of mile
age and fees in advance.
Chapter 84-Making all barbed
wire or wire fencing which has sag
ged or fallen to the ground so as not
to hinder stock, and which is a men
ace to persons riding or walking, a
public nuisance subject to abate-
ment by the board of county COM
missiOners; providing for removal of
such wire at expense of county af-
ter opportunity is given owner to re-
build.
Chapter 3-Introducing time limit
of five days for filing affidavit of
disqualification of district Judge be-
fore the day appointed for hearing or
trial, providing disqualifior has five
days notice thereof; if not, affidavit
must be filed Immediately on receiv-
ing notice of hearing or proceeding;
additionally, when another Judge as
sumes jurisdiction, affidavit of dis
/ qualification as to him shall be filed
within three days notice thereof from
! the clerk.
Chapter Officiating to boards of
Trustees of county high schools; re-
duces tenure of office to two years;
provides for reorganization of board
on such basis at regular meeting in
December, 1927; at January meeting
officers to be elected.
Chapter 95-Relating to protection
of forests; makes forest fires from
May to September 80 public nui
sance; provides cost Of extinguishins
fires may be charged to those respon
sible; establishes criminal penalties
provides methods for disposing o.
slashings.
Chapter 96-Provides custodian o
relics and records of Civil war an,
Spanish-American war may be nOmi
mated to governor by G. A. R. or Z
: S. w. v.
Chapter 97-Relating to stree
sprinkling in cities providing assess
: ments to defray cost thereof on Il
frontage basis, (2) area basis, g
combination of frontage and are
basis.
Chapter 99-Provides for payin
S475 to quartermaster u. S. w.
= out Of Spanish-American war fund
J, Chapter 115-Providing for dissC
e luton of joint school districts upo
D majority of ali votes cast in the di!
i trict; establishing method for az
justing Indebtedness on dissolution
Y Chapter 125-Relating to filing D,
: tItiOns for nomination by prOvidin
d that any person who receives a nom
n nation by having his name written
: shall pay the same fees as one re,
z ularly filing in advance.
g Chapter 126-Providing a methC
h of electing presidential electors al
e delegates to national conventions /
(a) county conventions on secor
a Tuesday in May of each PRESIDENT
L year, which conventions, in turn, ele
to (b) state conventions on the thi
y Tuesday in May of such years al
e elects delegates to the national co
il ventiOn and also presidential electol
s. Chapter 135-Relating to hours
firemen in cities of first and secol
Id class, giving such firemen one d.
to off duty in each eight-day period.
Chapter 136-Defining milk De
j. teurization by three methods; requ
b. ing all milk and cream used in crea
ne cries to be pasteurized; except VIII
ee used for ice cream from non-tub,
culin cows; regulating sanitation
on apparatus; providing penalties !
wrongful use of word "pasteurize
tie Chapter 138-Relating to mann
"a of creating new school districts