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HOUSE
Bills Introduced
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lions of housing authority law. 1921
H. B. 257-Declaring housing au
thorities legal and valid. 81 to 20.
H. b. 25S-Relating to obligations
of public housing authorities. So to 20
S. H. B. 64-Setting up retirement
fund for state highway patrolmen
SO to 10.
H. B. 129-Regulating bee keeping
industry 70 to 6.
H. B. 238-Changing laws on school
transportation. n to 8.
H. B. 330-Amending the weed con-
troll act. IA to 2.
HIM. 8-Asking for establishment
of assay office at Helena. II to 0.
HIM 11-Asking congress to elm
mate deferments provided by draft
|act. II to O.
H. B. 170-Relating to adoption pro-
|ceedings. 70 to l.
H. B. 139-Amending state armory
board law. 72 to 7.
H. B. 287-Relating to inspection Of
livestock from county to county. ITO.
H. B. 235-Electrical construction
regulations. "a to 2.
H. B. 202 - Constitutional amend
ment for four-year terms for certain
county officers. 76 to IA.
Sub H. B. 350-Providing fees for
fish and game permits. so to 0.
H. B. 351-Relating to open season
on elk so to 0.
H. B. 353-Prohitibiting the willful
waste of elk meat 81 to 0.
H. B. 63-Amending public welfare
act relating to crippled childen's serv-
ice. IS to Q.
H. B. 344 = Constitutional amend
ment on legalized gambling. rs to 3.
H. B. 363-Requiring installation of
reflector stop signs on roads and rail-
road crossings. n to 4.
H. B. 357-Relating to the weighing
of livestock 80 to 1.
H. B. 144-Relating to transporta-
ton of school pupils. 81 to 0.
H. B. 362-Relating to appointment
of fish and game board. 70 to 0.
H. B. 369-Creating a Montana de-
Tense council. rs to 5.
S. H. B. 144-Amending laws gov
erning transportation of school pupils.
81 to 0.
H. B. 217-Amending state welfare
act. So to 9.
II. b. lol"ITOVlulHS LOT COublt
tutional amendment for separate de-
partment of labor So to TO-
H. B. 364-Relating to fishing and
hunting licenses. 70 to l.
lib. 354-Appropriating $4,000 per
year for payment OF silicosis pension.
rs to 3.
H. B. 367-Providing for appoint
ment by the governor of a three-mem-
Der commission to study and revise
state fish and game laws. " to 6.
H. B. 252-Providing for creation of
4 home guard IS to "a.
H. b. 175-Amending state unem-
ployment compensation law. " to 6.
H. B. 50-Providing for Montana
pure food and drug law 81 to 3d.
H. B. 300-Relating to administra-
lion of estates. 70 to 0.
H. B. 305-Relating to rules for ex-
animation of witnesses. rs to 7.
H. b. 309-Amending statute on cor
bylaws. 81 to 6.
H. B. 11-Establishing migratory |
bird reservation in Flathead county |
rs to 10.
H. B. 319-Relating to appointment
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districts Adoption of motion to LAY
on the table.
Sub. HB. 1S5-Legalizing gambling
Adverse report of committee of the
whole.
Sub. H. B. 137-Legalizing slot ma
chimes. Adverse report OF the COM
mittee Of the whole.
H. B. 268-Requiring proof of finan-
cial responsibility by automobile own
ers. Committee Of the whole.
H. B. 260-Appropriating 100000 for
payment Of coyote bounty. Adverse
committee report.
H. b. 304 Amending board OF
health food store license law. Adverse
committee report.
H. B. 270-Requiring utilities to file
statements for rate making purposes.
Adverse committee report.
H. B. 329-Providing for a study Of
school transportation problems. Ad-
verse committee report.
H. B. 254 - Requiring leveling of
tailings by dredge operators. Adverse
committee report.
H. B. 194-Providing for grading OF
farm products Third reading, 41-45.
H. B. 81-Providing for a constitu-
tional amendment for state-owned lot
terry. 81 to 33 on third reading. Con-
stitution requires two-thirds majority.
S. B. 11-Regulating storage Of food
in cold storage warehouses. Adverse
committee report.
Fl. B. 100-Making yearly income of
$3.50 evidence of need for public as
sistance. Enacting clause stricken in
committee of the whole.
H. b. 263-Providing for abandon
ment of state retail liquor stores. En-
acting clause stricken in committee of
the whole.
H. B. 301-Gross income tax. En-
acting clause stricken.
H. B. 292-Providing for s350,000
bond issue for North Montana college
buildings. Adverse committee report
H. b. 31O-Repealing the grass con-
servation act Adverse committee re-
port
II. B. 203-Personnel service COM
mission for state employees. Adverse
committee report.
H. B. 165-Appropriating 100000
for old-age pensions. Adverse COM
mittee report.
S. B. officiating to publishing of
insurance reports. Adverse commit
tee report.
H. b. 356-Providing for hte rcnum-
bering Of license plates. 81 to 33 on
third reading.
H. B. 261- Providing fair trade
act' for alcoholic beverages. so to
81 on third reading.
H. B. 327-Providing for analysis of
foodstuffs. 48 to A, third reading.
Of earnings of judgment debtors. Ad-
verse committee report.
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SENATE
Bills Introduced
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Sub. S. B. 1S9-Making state pur
chasing agent custodian Of all state
cars except highway machines. 1910
S. B. 148-Providing for retirement
of national guard officers. AZ to l.
SIM. 15-Asking construction OF
water project on the Big Horn. 40
S. B. 109-Permitting mayors to
suspend firemen. 46 to g.
Sub. S. B. 50-Exempting certain
persons from provisions Of the state
photography statute. 46 to 2.
H. B. 35-Amending state home
stead statutes. AZ to 3.
H. B. 126-Amending the law pro-
hibiting giving Of security for de-
posts. 45 to 2.
H. B. 307-Relating to executions OF
mortgages. AZ to 0.
H. B. officiating to redemption
from tax sales. 38 to 8.
H. B. 365 by aDpropriations-Ap-
propriating $4,000 for legislative per
diem and salaries of attaches. $50.
H. B. 101 by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ating 100000 for the state public
school general fund. Sc to 0.
S. S. 178 by Campbell-Defining
parties uukuOWu pdlticS III oCIiOAS.
So to O.
S. B. ITS by housekeeping state
institutions from regulations Of the
state unfair trade practices act. 52-1.
S. B. 161 by Haynes-Relating to
facts proven at court trials. 81 to o.
S. B. 1913 by fish and game-Relat-
ing to the taking of moose. 40 to g.
S. B. rs by Simmons-Providing for
OF water commissioners.
so to 0.
S. B. rs by Nutt-Providing uni
form closing hours for drinking estab-
lishments. 81 to 16.
s. B. 10 by fish and game-Relat-
ing to the taking Of deer. So to Q.
S. B. II by Mahoney and Morrison
for absent voting by per-
sons called into military service $50.
s. B. 1926 by fish and game-Relat-
ing to the taking OF deer. So to 2.
s. B. 81 by Maddox-Prohibiting
liquor sales to persons under FL. $40.
S. B. 1875 by fish and game-Relat-
ing to the taking OF elk. IS to 0.
S. B. ia by Agriculture-Con
ing the storage OF grain. 81 to 2.
Sub. H. B. 1853 by Agriculture
lating to the grading OF mustard seed.
81 to 0.
H. J. N. 7 by Rice and others
Asking congress to aid Montana's -su-
gar beet industry. So to 0.
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hour the minimum under little wage
hour law submitted to the Illinois
legislature by the Illinois State Fed
GRAFTON of Labor.
! San Francisco.-By unanimous
vote, the California Supreme court
| has ruled, in the test case of the Bo-
dinson Mfg. Co., that workers who re-
| fuse to pass a picket line are not
eligible for unemployment insurance.
New York-Thirty thousand unli-
censed seamen on the east coast have
had their pay boosted $3.50 a month
as the result of negotiations between
the National Maritime Union (CIO)
and steamship operators.
Milwaukee, new national news
magazine, "U. s. Week" will begin
publication here in March. Top flight
labor writer's and experts have been
chosen for the staff. The 24-page
weekly is endowed by the William E.
Dodd Foundation, which was estab-
lished to further democracy in Ameri
can life.
New York-Matthew Vol, third
vice president of the AFL and chair
man of the American Labor Commit
tee to Aid British Labor, has asked
500 local AFL unions in the metro
politan area to participate in confer
ence on March II.
GADSDEN, Ala.-The Gulf States
Steel Co.,, In violation of the state
law, paid more than $4,000 In back
poll taxes for it's employees In 1886
so they would vote as the company
wanted. This was shown in affida-
Wits obtained by attorneys preparing
to prosecute officials and ex-officials
of the company.
BAYONNE, N. 1.-THE local plant
of Babcock & Wilcox Co. largest man.
ufacturer of boilers for battleships,
resumed operations January n under
its first union contract. The agree
ment was signed by Local 439, United
Electrical Radio & Machine Workers
(CIO), following a 24-day strike Of 450
workers.
NEW YORK.-Faced with pending
"anti-sabotage" bills, "home-guard"
bills and other labor-wrecking meas
ures in state legislatures, AFL and
CLIO unions in many areas are strik-
ing back. Joint conferences have
been held or are scheduled for an
early date in Massachusetts,, Della
ware, New Jersey, Missouri, Iowa,
Utah, Connecticut, Washington, New
New oYrk and Pennsyl-
vania.
NEW YORK.-The Hotel Warwick
paid Is cab fares to transport some
Of its employees to the office OF the
Of the state labor relations board 80
they would vote against the Hotel
Trades Council (AFL) in an SLRB
poll. So charged the HTC, asking the
board to set aside the election. The
union lost, 70 to 81.
NEW YORK.-AFL stagehands, mu-
5icians and building service workers
disagreed with James B. Schafer that
The shows put on by the Royal Frater-
nifty of Master Metaphysicians at his
Radian Center were merely meta
physical plays" In the interest Of re-
igion. Result: A union picket line.
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| H. B. 1873 by judiciary
statutes concerning music copyrights
l53 to 0.
| H. B. 113 by Byrne-Relating to
the form OF application for absent
voters. 81 to 0.
/ H. B. 80 by Education-Concern
challenges made to school electors.
Isl to 0.
H. B. 1853 by Antrim-Relating to
the protection of forests 81 to o.
H. B. 120-Relating to the appoint
ment of deputy registrars 49 to O.
H. B. 133-Concerning monthly
statements OF treasurers. So to 0.
H. B. 30-Providing for instructions
in physical education in public schools.
46- to 6.
H. B. 211-Providing payment Of
dividends by directors OF corpora
lions. 81 to 0.
H. B. 212-Allowing directors Of
corporations to amend their articles
OF Incorporation. 81 to 0.
H. B. 207-Appropriating $4,000 for
survey of state government. 81 to 0.
H. B. 151-Defining mattresses.
81 to 0.
H. D. ofV-IIOFlulu6 lcdPpoi lOh
ment OF house. Al to 5.
S. B. 196-Creating a highway ad-
visory committee for national defense.
so to 1.
H. B. 2S-Creating state embalm-
ers' board 46 to 4.
H. B. 228-Establishing and main
tanning airports by counties, cities and
towns. SO to l.
H. B. 1T - Dealing with certified
copies OF records. so to l.
Sub. H. B. 87-Relating to disposi-
ton of bond issue for Warm Spring.
So to 0.
H. B. 206-Proyiding for visual edu-
cation in schools 48 to 2.
H. B. 122-Appropriating $4,000 for
predatory control. 81 to 0.
H. B. 115-Classifying fur dealers
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LABOR'S NEWS
IN BRIEF


New Warming against loss
OF liberties at home, Edwin S. Smith
OF the NLRB told the New York Con.
ference for Inalienable Rights: "If we
cannot built guns and tanks and
planes to defend ourselves except at
the cost OF abandoning our democratic
concepts. then we shall have utterly
failed to save democracy ITSELF"
Washington.-The wave of anti-sa-
botage laws in state legislatures is
evidence that "the attack against
labor organizations is becoming more
acute" CLIO President Philip Murray,
has written to all CLIO affiliates.
Washington.-Payr have been in
creased more than $1O0,OOO,OOO annual
ly by the wage-hour law, the wage
hour division reported February IA.
Washington.-Reps Earl c. Mich
ener (R.. Mich.) and John M. Robi-
son (R., Ky) want to know why FBI
Director j. Edgar Hoover now favors
legislation Of overlapping, as provid-
ed in bill introduced by Rep. Sam
Hobbs d., Ala.) The Hobbs bill is
opposed by all branches of labor.
WashingtOn.-By vote of 1853 to
6, the house authorized continuance
of the Dies committee with s150,00O to
spend by April 1, 1912
Washington.-Anti- prosecution
of the international Longshoremen's
association (AFL) has been dropped,
the department Of justice announced
February IL.
Washington.-Henry Ford lost a g.
year fight against an NLRB order
when the U. S. Supreme court re-
fused to review circuit court deci-
sion upholding the board The order
called for reinstatement of 20 men at
the River Rouge plant and halting of
against unionists.
Miami.-A sharp upswing in mem
bership and a test Of the AFL's pow
ers to curb racketeering within af-
as the AFL executive council wound
up the first half of it's 2-week session
here Sec.- Treas. George Meany told
the council that paid-up membership
had climbed almost 100000 in the past
four months and now stands at about
4, 100000
North Kansas City, Mo-Labor I'M
ion members should organize or join
consumer co-operatives in order to
raise their standard of living, declared |
II union, coop, and farm speakers
at the first local Institute on Organ
zed Labor and Consumers Co-opera-
lives.
Chicago. = Minnesota's progressive |
farmers are following with interest |
he strike of $500 International Har-
yester employees in Chicago for higher
wages, former Gov Elmer A. Benson
II Minnesota has informed the Farm |
Equipment Workers Organizing Com
nittee (CIO).
Kansas City, Mo.-Charges that
vouth clubs sponsored by the police
we're being offered for strike-breaking
purposes were made on the floor of
he Central Labor council
Springfield, Ill.-Forty hours a week
hould be the maximum and 40c an
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Supreme court judges Committee OF
the whole.
H. B. 1913 by Goodwin and others
Prohibiting married women from
working for the state. Adverse com
mittee report.
S. B. 172 by Arnold and Ecton-
Providing that no more than two mem
bers of the state railroad commission
be from the same congressional dis
trict. Adverse committee report.
S. B. go by Notwithstanding
a minimum $40 month pension for
old-age assistance. Adverse committee
report
S. B. 1870 by Mulholland-Rela ting
to physical examinations of persons
incompetent in legal actions. Adverse
committee report.
S. B. 94-Providing for state per-
sonnet system. Adverse committee re-
port.
H. B. 146-Providing pensions for
water works employees. Adverse com
mittee report.
H. B. officiating to the findings
of fact in court actions. Adverse COM
mittee report.
l.
ception. Adverse committee report.
H. B. 159-Relating to executions
of judgment Adverse committee re-
port.
H. B. officiating to motions fer
new trials. Adverse committee report.
H. B. 160-Relating to rules in civil
procedure Adverse committee report
S. B. 194-Providing a constitutional
to allow appointment in.
stead of election of clerk OF the ST.
preme court "a to 81. Failure to have
two-third vote.)
H. B. 166 by labor-Relating to the
hours of labor in restaurants Adverse
committee report.
S. B. 80 by state boards and offices
Sabotage prevention act. Adverse
committee report.
H. B. 1T by Cummings and others
registration Of painters
Adverse committee report.
H. b. 234 by Clifford and others
plumbers examination
board Adverse committee report
S. B. las by Taylor and others
Creating a motor liability commission
of the whole
d.
in the present method of
gasoline tax refunds. Committee of
the whole.
S. B. 1853 by Misunderstanding
state police force. Committee of the
whole.
H. B. 201 = Relating to rural i'm
districts. Committee of
he whole.
H. B. AZ - Concerning reports of
and other carriers Of gaso-
inc. Adverse committee report.
H. B. 1886 = Keeping livestock off
highways. Adverse committee report.
H. B. 225-Relating to dividends of
Adverse committee re-
port.
H. B. 170-Concerning adoption pro-
,eedings. Adverse committee report.
H. B. 181-Calling for a constitu-
ional amendment creating a separate
department OF labor. Adverse COM
nittse report.
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S. B. 26 by Mutt and others-Pro-
viding moratorium on delinquent
tax penalties and interest in redemp-
ton of tax deed land before March l,
1912.
H. B. 10-Placing on miscellaneous
state revenue in the general fund.
H.B. 22-Reducing interest on coun-
ty warrants.
II. B. 33-Calling for two-year ex-
tension on mortgage moratorium.
H. B. 39-Relating to redemptions
of real property sold for taxes.
lib. 44-Providing method for COM
putting petroleum and natural gas tax
deductions.
II. B. 58-Relating to judgment rolls
in court cases.
H. B. 76-Relating to renewals on
state lands.
H. B. "a Prohibiting endurance
contests in this state.
II. B. 93-Relating to disposal OF
game animals.
H. B. 95-Allowing state banks 10
make loans for more than five years.
H. B. 99-Authorizing issuance of
refunding bonds for state insane hos
pital
H. B. 107-Providing for method for
dissolving housing authorities.
H. B. 108 - Establishing youth
homes.
H. B. 169-Amending weights and
measures law.
HIM. asking adoption of farm
ers wheat certificate bill by congress.
H. B. 38-Providing for credit on
personal income taxes
II. B. 43-Relating to exemptions
and changes of status of taxpayers.
H. B. officiating to payment of
delinquent installments on purchase
Of state lands.
H. B. 65-Supplemental appropria-
ion of $4,000 for legislative expenses
md per diem.
BY GOVERNOR
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H. B. 252 = Establishing a home
guard in the state. Adverse commit
tee report.
H. B. 293 - Requiring purchase of
car licenses In county of permanent
residence. Adverse committee report
H. B. 315 - Constitutional amend
ment relating to assessment Of rail-
road property. Adverse committee re-
port
H. b. 277-Repealing sections Of
barbars CODE Adverse committee re-
port.
H. B. 335-Providing for recall of
elective municipal officers. Adverse
committee report
H. b. 321-Increasing income tax
rate. Adverse committee report.
H. B. 269-Licensing theaters. Adj
verse committee report
H. B. 218-Telephone license tax.
Adverse committee report.
HB 266-Licensing insurance COM
panies Adverse committee report.
H. B. 275 - Licensing strip coal
mines Adverse committee report.
H. B. 240-Licensing slot machines.
Adverse committee report.
H. B. 186-Licensing slot machines.
Adverse committee report.
H. B. 136-Licensing gambling. Ad-
verse committee report.
H. B. 135-Licensing gambling. Ad
verse committee report.
H. B. 259-Licensing gambling. Ad-
verse committee report.
H. B. 265-Licensing gambling. Ad-
verse committee report.
H. b. 245-Licensing 'beano Ad-
verse committee report.
H. B. 332-Providing for liquor IL
censes. Adverse committee report.
H. B. 5-Reapportionment Of house
of representatives Adverse commit
tee report.
H. B. 27-Reapportionme of house
Of representatives Adverse commit
tee report.
H. B. 134-Providing for legislative
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H. B. 179-Providing coal mine OPP
orators be covered by workmen's COM
pensation. Adverse committee report.
H. B. 148-Fixing night speed limit
at so miles an hour Adverse commit
tee report.
H. B. 306-Relating to election OF
district and Supreme court judges.
Adverse committee report.
H. B. 303-Relating to placing OF
names of judges on ballot Adverse
committee report.
| H. B. 180-Relating to registration
of absent voters. Adverse committee
report.
H. B. 49-Relating to appointment
of Judges of election. Adverse commit
tee report
| HIM. asking creation OF water
projects in Little Missouri river val
LEY. Adoption Of motion to kill after
committee report.
S. B. lot by Misunderstanding to
the authority of political subdivisions
to establish public works programs.
Adverse committee report.
S. B. 163 by Liggeet and Wood-Re-
|lating tothe authority Of political sub
divisions to establish publis works
programs Adverse committee report.
S. B. 8S by Establishing
childrens court of consultation. Com
mittee of the whole.
S. B. 181 by Mahoney and Morrison
Setting a maximum price to be paid
for land under the Pittman-Robertson
wildlife act. Committee of the whole.
H. B. 1919 by misunderstanding to
the admission of patients to the state
tuberculosis sanitarium at Galen. Ad-
verse committee report.
S. B. 1877 by Robinson and Drum
heller-Providing for convention to
select primary political candidates.
Adverse committee report.
s. B. 1876 by Burke-Setting up
highway reciprocity commission. Ad-
verse committee report.
s. B. 159 by acknowledgements
ing challenges made to trial Jurors.
Adverse committee report.
S. B. 131 by Diaries and dairy1ng
oleomargerine laws. Com
mittee of whole
S. B. ITO by Water conservation
appointment Of a water
commissioner on petition of the water
board. Committee of the whole.
S. B. 149 by MISUNDERSTANDING
loads and speeds of trucks engaged on
highway projects. Adverse committee
report.
s. B. 1865 by D'Ewart-Relating to
the supervision OF the railroad COM
IL ever motor carriers. Adverse
committee report.
- - livestock Adverse com
- uonlns nnrt
ini. IA hv Misunderstanding to the |
IF certifying teachers. Adverse
lne.nou ~ 20 ranort
:, Xxx Nv nobI Relating to |
p oartit,ootac Adverse com
leacnois 80
niie'oo zoe hv co+tar-concernin
o. - -, Certain state statutes.
viOia .ioAo 20 rar.ort
ADVERSE ~ I - orNE,yemntine state
,,. % tron, m,lk control board
,.ao Adverse committee re-
reg uiAeion0'
por~ "a -, prffoorn-An act 70 de-
a.. =. associations' Adverse
ine , ITO renort
se Nv Waldron-Exemptin
o. sooiot;ons and cornorations
,ei eain ..ai,,;,,o licensed as insurance
rom ou 1oa Adyorso COMMITTEES report.
d az bv MISUNDERSTANDING for
,s p o. o and licensing OF benevo-
ncoi pos . tons Adverse committee
on. a00o
~ hv pateraon and others
atata o,,to accident hoard
:. :. lea.lne or,,itteo ronort
81 hy Notwithstanding to
- -, INSTRUMENTATION for certain
y s,o oonnanies Adverse com
l 10 ~ go oort
iii.' Ioo NV Manninp-concerni
,inotion IT annIicants for in
no Advoraa COMMITTEES renort.