The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

"A sitiDe1s ...c lluuse 10 Xiii Lnt. NH wha,
~ reached that body. House members com
plehehded U the situation, and gave the Coun
Gil members plainly to understand that III,
responsibility Of defeating such Il measure \,
i that should not rest on the Hausa. wb.ra
Il npo.,, .l.ee3ssrr,r wgrtflIes Commenced
shifting their sails. At the conyening of the
Council. at 2 p. M.
s1.& Mr.. TIMOTHY COLLINS,
| Of your District having in the forenoon
voted for the passage of the bill, gave no.
flce that he wosid on next day, move re-.
consiaeratione of the vote by which the bill
repeating extra compensation had passed.
And, accordingly, on the following day, Mr..
Collins, after short
aINTERyIEW WITH Mt. WARREN. =. =. !
In the Council Chamber, moved arecon,sid- d
Grafton Of the vote by which the bill had
passed on the day previous, which motion
was seconded an and supported by Messrs. Col
lins, Warren, Mitchell, Lawrence and enough
others to carry the notion; Messrs. Fisher
Bullock and Beck voting in the negative
The bill was then sindefinitsly postponed,
which finally disposed OF it. The bill to
nedify compensation may, perhaps, become
alaw in the last days Of fhe session.
"A bin has jasts passed Tie HousS andi i
now pending in the Council, purporting to
legalize certain Illegal acts OF certain ex-func-
tionaries OF your county. 1t is being lebbied
by young limb OF the law from your town.
who has the promise of 4 handsome reward.
l may have occasion to, call your attention to
this important move at some future time. 60
At present, upaessI at once proceed, Ifszr]
will not not be able to fuldfl my prom sseeIttoo
give some brief fsketdhes Of fInembsra i'll ths
House:
r. ID. AIKEN
Is amember from Deer Lodge county. He
g SO years sef age was born III Verns0nts
,ame to Montana some years ago and en-
gagged in mlning,r He is a tall, fine, looking
nan. of ordinary ability. He exhibited
much diffidence in this new field Of labor,
,ut is attentive to business and practical in
lis Suggestions. As aInahipaIator OF 4 pIektl
nd shovel we would judge him to be 4 sue
ess. /
6. e. NJ GALE Fl
) an italian from the s'ould ceunthry =, /
ged 80 and merchant by occupation. ia |saa
)eer Lodge county, from which he halls; an
onorable and industrious member. This il i
y first experience asa Legislator, aut his lsr
forts to represent the people that sent him | /
ere will be crowned with success. He often :
anvulses the House by characteristic and i,
,itty remarks, and is generally timely ana I
lstructiye in the suggestions he has to offer
b questions that come up. His people can \
ford to- send him back HE win do nola,
arm, if he does no good. Il Il
II. b. SMITH I.
alto from Deer lodge county; III 4 native j
Pennsylvania; aged "a. He resides il n
nceln gulch, and is a merchant. he is 4,
Irv, nervdds yotiiig man, about i iget iii 4 i
right, and weighs about 130 pounds. He IS :,
t always ut his seat in the House. but li.l
len there, is observing and attentive, and i
lnetimes ventures to talk q little on ales- II;
~ that infefesEllu. And because he ofsl
j becomes so entangled in the mazes Of OF
laws that he scarcely knows th,
lich one of the boys Re Isis 10 M evideIne ho
It he Is wanting Hi Intelligence. sTis he fthi
/ made. s s Judge retract through the bis
sstaaiass for some imagined grievance. iii
John wITAIAMs. @aao the
N Deer Lodge, is q native CT Wales, and
] born about " years ago. His ocsups- M
j is that of miner AfAs6nsible man, of ty-
cticaltidsas on most qnesti0ns, she never lsou
designed as i legisIator. He Is plain fari
Iunassuming, and il MsrtIi perhaps hSors lfac1