The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-03-22
GOV. F. H. COONEY EXERCISES
VETO POWER ON FIVE BILLS
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NEIO O"Eh ON FIVE BILLS
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bv the governor since the report
in last weeks issue of the Hardin
Tribune-Herald:
Senate Bills
SD. 26-By Cotter-Creating a
state highway patrol, to be di-
rected by a patrol supervisor un-
der the direction of the state
highway maintenance department.
The patrol to be financed through
a drivers license fee, and collec-
lions of fines and forfeitures.
S. B. by Simmons-to pre-
vent discrimination in the sale OF
petroleum products.
S. B. 53-By Carroll-PermitLing
gasoline dealers to post personal
bonds.
S. B. 6s-By public lands-Re-
lating to purchase by the United
States of land within the state
for forest purposes.
S. B. 91-By Holt-Relating to
the fixing of tax levies.
S. B. l04-By public lands-Pro-
viding for the taking over of
state lands and farm lands.
S. B. 132-By Lamp-Relating to
the exclusion of territory from the
corporate limits of cities and
towns.
S. B. 146-By Delaney-Regulat-
ing the sale of contraceptives.
S. B. 165-Oils and leases-Ex-
tending the existence of the Mon
tana oil conservation board.
S. B. 169-By Kilduff and Holt
Permitting state and municipal
cooperation with the federal
housing act.
S. B. 175-By Kilduff and Holt
Providing for slum clearance and
to permit the acquisition of low
priced homes.
S. B. 182-By Garrison, Plank,
Sparkling and Holt-Permitting cit
les and towns to acquire revenue
producing enterprises.
S. B. l9l-By Plank and others
Providing for the sale and resale
of state lands.
S. B. 192-By Plank-Relating to
the payment for state lands under
certificate of purchase.
S. B. 2l3-By Garrison-Desig-
mating the state treasurer as the
treasurer for Taylor grazing fees.
S. B. 2l7-By Cotter and others
Providing for the revocation of
the license of any gasoline dealer
found guilty of discrimination.
S. B. 79-By public lands-Re-
lating to the vacation of plats in
abandoned townsites.
S. B. 94-By Benjamin-Relat-
ing to duties of state examiner.
S. B. llS-By Garrison-Relatinr
to rural mutual fire Insurance.
companies.
S. B. 164-By Wass-Relating to
expenditures of municipalities for
parks.
S. B. 197-By Parkin-Relating
to the voting of additional school
levies.
S. B. 58-By Hollenback-Re-
curing users of Diesel motors on
lhe highways to pay the gas tax.
S. B. T3-Relating to lien of per
sonal property taxes.
S. B. 87-By Sparling-Provid-
ing Tor release of seed grain con-
tracts.
S. B. 96-By Lamp and Simmons
Providing for the consolidation
OF county Offices.
5. B. so-By sparling-Extend-
ing the mortgage moratorium.
S. B. 139-By Sparling-Relat-
ing to rural lighting assessments
S. B.. 143-By Grof-Permit-
ting irrigation districts to extend
boundaries.
S. B. 14s-By Baker-Extending
the period of public works pro-
gram.
S. B. toby Putnam-Permit-
ting county commissioners to deed
land for state parks.
s. B. neutrality-suspicious.
the time when action nav be
taken for recovery of property,
S. B. 218-Relating to deter
mlnation of income tax.
$. b: 18-Providing for payment
u oellnquent taxes in INSTALL
ments.
S. B. 11-By Clifford-Relatinc
10 condltlonal sales contracts.
5. B. 28-By Ekegren and Arnold
PROVIDING for the destruction of
DID chattel mortgages.
5. B. Observation-Disclosures to
the meetings and expenses of the
state board of education.
.. q. o4-Public lands-Mineral
reservations on public lands.