The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-04-30

fourth cent per barrel on crude Pc
troleum.
II. B. ss5, fixing hucksters licenses
at $25 for six months. ,
HI. B. 344, unemployment compsn-
sation law. , ~ D..
Il. B. $50, fixing the state tax levy
ut two mills for the general fund;
two and . half mills for the hniver-
sity millage fund; and sten-twelfths
Of . mill for the state educational
fund.
H. B. AIS, emergency relief bill.
Under this counties, cities and school
districts are empowered TO- issue
emergency warrants, selling them to
the State Land Board to raise funds
to purchase materials, supplies and
pay part Of the cost on public prof.
ects partly financed by the federal
government and where requirements
are that such subdivisions shall do
this to get the benefit: Of federal aid.
Senate Bill "a, providing for the IL
censing Of photographers and fixing
the license to be. paid.
S. B. 80. placing corporation license
tax ut two per cent IN the net in
come Of such corporations and ex-
cepting certain classes OF corpora
lions.
S. B. Sc, provides for the licensing
Of livestock markets and fixes the Ii
cense fee.
S. B. l0s, increasing the number Of
state highway patrolmen and raising
the drivers license fee from 50 cents
to rs cents.
s. B. I2s, fixing fees for inspection
Of livestock.
s. B. 1l5. fixing itinsrant vendors
license at SIS.
8. B. 161, regulating manufacture,
sale and transportation Of beer.
S. B. 174, regulations in re licenses
for contractors.
S. B. lib, requiring hay dealers to
take out licenses and fixing the
amount.
Election Hills.
Bills passed and aligned applying
to elections are ~ fellows:
House Bill 8, fixing hours for OPEN
ing and closing polls at special else
tions and providing that when the
elections are at the same time the
general elections + held the same
hours shall prevail and the ssu,e
judges serve.
H. B. 20, provides that elective or
appointive officers shall not run for
office without resigning their posi-
tons 80 days before filing as eandi-
dates except where elective officers.
are running for reelection.
H. B. 81, re bond elections and is
suing Of refunding bonds.
H. B. &c. submitting constitutional
amendment to change terms of coun-
ty officers from two to four years.
H. B. 104, requiring absent voters
to re-register for next election.
H. B. PIG, provides for double cleo
ton boards in precincts having $50
or more voters and for each board to
serve alternately IL hours
Senate Bill II, reducing from 81
to 20 per cent the proportion of vot-
ers to vote at school bond election who
must vote to make it legal.
S. B. 81, fixes the form Of the bal
lots for initiative and referendum
elections.
S. B. IS, provides for re-registra-
ton Of all voters in the state start
ing five days after June LIST.
S. B. 101, providing for canvas of
election returns by county commits
sioners.
s. B. 124, providing for elections
for abandonment Of counties and con
solidation with other counties.
S. B: 1873, on regulations for print
ing ballots.
S. B. 156, election procedure.
s. B. 1913, election returns.
5. B. 165, regulating form Of ju-
dicial ballot.
Regulations County and City
Officials
House Bill IT, fixing amount Of
fees to be charged by coroners.
H. B. 80, giving city councils su-
pervision of fire departments and
power to purchase, sites and furnish
buildings and equipment. ~
H. B. SIS, providing for chief pro-
baton officer at 5000 and an assist
ant at $3.50 per month in districts of
more than 10000 population.
H. b. "a, allowing use of funds by
county commissioners to have noxious
weeds on private property removed.
H. B. So, Re sales of county realty
by commissioners.
H. B. ia, comforting on city treas
urers and clerks powers to collect poll
tax.
H. B. ISL. in cities of first class
firemen limited to eight hours with
minimum wage of $3.50 per month
and three platoon system.
Other house bills passed and signed
include the following:
H.. r. 6, prohibits state commits
sions, boards OF officers exceeding
their appropriation except in emer-
gency authorized by State Board Of
Examiners.
H. B. 9, providing all taxes, PEN
alties and interest must be paid be-
fore a tax deed can be issued to pur-
chasers Of property on which taxes
have become delinquent.
H. B. 20, provides lien Of irrigation
and drainage assessments shall stand
against property after it has been
sold and redemption period has ex-
pired.
H. B. 20, provides additional safe
guards in mines, requires wash and
change rooms to meet sanitary regu-
lations, fixes company liability for
personal effects Of men up to $50 per
oNsuo~ ~~l