Legislation enacted by lawmakers last session
Montana Taxpayers Association analyzes the last session with a focus on taxes salaries licenses and offices. It lists bills passed or amended including new fire department taxes police pensions and high school levies and notes increases to county fair and inheritance tax rates.
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Montana Taxpayers’ Association
House
Senate
New License and Tax Provisions in 1927 Session Laws
Summary of 1927 Session Laws detailing new license taxes for dealers refiners and manufacturers of gasoline kerosene and oils, increased taxes on butchers and meat peddlers, higher milk and cream station fees, scale inspector fees, and changes to gasoline tax rates. Includes notes on initiative measures and Chevrolet regional sales delegation activity in the northwest.
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S.B
S. B
State salary increases enacted in 1927 session laws
Summary of 1927 session laws raising pay for court stenographers reporters rail inspectors fish hatchery chief and deputies. Notable hikes include supreme court stenographer to 2600, 30 court reporters to 3000, deputy secretary of state and deputy state auditor to 3000, state auditor to 4200, and other related raises across agencies. No salary decreases reported.
Increases in Sheriff Mileage and Per Diem Provisions
The item notes enactments raising sheriff mileage from .10 to .12 percent per mile for non railroad travel and boosting per diem for state fish and game commission members from 200 to 400 dollars annually per member. It references S B 53 Chapter 111 1921 and Chapter 59 Session Laws 1927 amending Revised Codes sections 4921 3654.
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Fish
Ame Commission
State law allows school bodies to pay association dues
S B 62 Chapter 48 Session Laws 1927 amends Section 443 Revised Codes 1921 80 a8 to authorize county high schools and school districts to pay membership fees and dues to state associations of school districts or district trustees and authorizes counties to pay dues to state association of county commissioners.
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State Association of County Commissioners
State convention delegate mileage provision in 1927 law
H. B. Chapter 126 of the 1927 session laws allows political parties to hold state conventions to elect delegates to the national convention and requires counties to pay mileage for delegates and alternates at five cents per mile. Examination Fees. H. B. 262 Chapter 68 Session.
New Marketing Method For Autos In Northwest
HB. W. Fuhr Pacific Coast Regional sales manager of Chevrolet Motor company is at work on plans to aid dealers in marketing autos. He is deeply impressed by the region’s vast economic and industrial possibilities and optimistic about rapid growth in smaller cities towns and rural communities.
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Pacific Coast
R. H. Grant
Chevrolet Motor Company
H. J. Klingler
van d ‘E.W. Fuhr
Chevrolet
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Gabland
Cal
W. J. Richmond
Spokane
Northwest
HB. W. Fuhr
Chevrolet Motor. Company
Dentist Dr. R. D. Curry Listed with Offices
A local dentist, Dr. R. D. Curry, is shown with offices in the Telephone block occupying rooms 3, 4 and 5. Contact numbers include the public telephone and a residence line.
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R. D. Curry
Rooma-3
Pucket
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Montana Auto Supply CO
Hartwig Theatre
Lillian Gish
Sally O'Neill
Mike
Merry Widow
Mae
Iray
Ness
Auliomle
General Fund
Supreme Court
Register State Lands
H. B
Railroad Commission
Dillon
Orton Bros
Old Thomas Book Store
Idaho and
Center Sts
Jack Dodge
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