The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-04-02
HOUSE BILLS

HOUSE BILLS
Hours opening and closing polls at spe-
cial elections.
+Appropriation mileage and per diem Of
ficers and attaches of the legislature.
6-Prohibiting officers and boards from ex-
ceeding appropriations.
eProhibiting issuance of tax deeds to pur-
chasers Of property sold for DELINQUENT
taxes until all taxes, penalties and inter-
est are paid.
17-Fixing fees and charges by coroners.
28-Retaining lien irrigation and drainage
assessments against property sold for
taxes and after the period Of redemption
has expired.
2s-Providing greater safety in mines; keep
ing wash and change rooms sanitary and
fixing liability Of companies for personal
effects of men. Also increasing amount Of
fresh air to be jumped into lower levels.
Embarrassing the powers of the fish and
game commission in regulating closed
districts and retaining districts that
have existed two years or more.
31-Provides reciprocal water rights between
Montana and Wyoming.
32-ProvideS Tor printing instead of mimeo-
graphing of reports of state officers and
boards.
3s-Providing fire departments for cities and
giving council supervision, and power to
provide buildings and equipment.
37-Providing purchasers of cars must be
provided with certificates of number Of
miles new cars have been run on own
power or towed. pushed or propelled upon
its own wheels.
CT store license tax Dill.
40-ProVlGinG elective or appolntiVe Officers
must resign 80 days before films as cam
dldates for office-eXcept for Reelection.
44-Providing for service Of papers on non
residents in damage cases growing out
Of accidents on state highways.
55-Providing for a chief probation officer
at 5000 a month and an assistant at $3.50
a month in counties or districts of more
than &c. 1000 population where the district
Judges deem it necessary.
63-Givtng preference in state and other
puh1ir nrnn1nNrDPnr IN iiSahln1 Veterans.
soldiers and sailors.
64-Glving county commissioners power to
eXpend money to eradicate noXiouS
weeds on private property.
65-Giving the Governor power to hire and
diScharge all state employees other than
elective or constitutional officers.
66-Providing for valuation Of bonds OF sub
districts OF the state.
70-Falr trade bill TO prevent price cutting.
74-Locating school for deaf and blind at
Great Falls and changlnF lame OF the
institution at Bouiot" 20 Montana Stat"
Training school.
75-Provldlng fer registration OF motor We
hicles and regulating mortgage and con-
dlt.onaI sales contracts on same.
Limits number Of House employees to 80.
80-FiXing tax three percent on net income
Of corporations. excepting co-operatives,
LODGES, fraternal organizatins and no.
profit corporations.
81-Transferring $l4,312 from public school
general fund to public school interest
and income fund.
s2-Dairy bill prescribing new regulations
U HlduU1dCluEt IL SAFE o { Cream,
sherbets and other dairy products and
regulations for creameries. cheese fac
tories and ice cream factories.
8HRegulating bond elections and issuance
of bonds and refunding bonds Of cities.
86-Submitting constitutional amendment in
creasing terms of county Officers from
two to four years.
89-Providing moratorium on realty mort
cages until March |, 1889. in certain in
stances.
e3-Re judgments by default in justice courts.
94ETeachers' retirement bill providing for
teachers retirement fund.
96-Validating sales by county commissioners
Of sales Of realty owned by county.
e8-Proyides for distribution of codes and
public documents
lo2-Fixins tax Of two percent on cross in
come OF telephone companies on Montana
business. a
1o4-Provides that those casting absent voter
112-Provides foreign corporations doing busi-
ness in state must file copies of charters
and interpretations in office of county
principal business. :,
11+Giving city clerks and treasurers same
powers county officers have. for collect
ing and assessing poll taxes.
away powers of cities to sell light
and power plants.
11s-TYrnins over for the benefit Of public
streams or lakes. and islands in same
to be held in trust.
from two to three mills. levies for
lation or over.
12o-Provides for examination by State Elk
aminer of accounts of first and second
class school districts and fixing the fee
at SIS Per man per day.
Iai-Reauiring filing of sub-leases Of state
lands with state land office and approval
BY board to make them legal.
Aslends procedure for incorporation
!26-Plsces federal funds under Iayior graz
ing act in q stecial grazing fund to be
used for range improvements.
127-Provides for restraining order and Inn
pounding difference between old n
new rates until court determination when
Public Service Commission changes rates
and action is not accepted.
131-Repeals assessment of royalty in kind.
* state land board power to issue
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