Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-01-13

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on election days. BY Mccormick, to amend
the election law. By Brooke, an act amend
atory of an act concerning live stock, and to
better protect the stock growing interest.
Mr.. Sanders offered the following resolu-
ton:
RESOLVED, That C. B. No. l, be re-commit-
ted to the committee on the Judiciary, with
instruction to report
LIST. Whether the Public Printer created
under said bill is a Territorial officer.
I'd. Whether the method of designating
such Public Printer accords with the provis-
ions of the Organic Act of this Territory.
Sd. Whether the provisions for paying for
printing for the Legislative Assembly is not
in conformation of the laws of the United
States.
On motion of Mr.. Word, the resolution
was laid on the table by the following vote:
Ayes II; nays 10.
A motion was made by Sanders to strike
ont sections II, 13, and IA, that part of the
lost by u vote Of 16 to 10. The bill was
then read q third time, and after a recess,
was put upon its final passage, and passed.
In the Council, on the 9Th, the following
notices were given: BY Bass, to annul sec
ton y, chapter 81, coditied statutes by
Tatem, a bill to annul an act entitled "No-
taries Public" and a bill to prevent the
Strengthening Of diseased animals. A bill
was introduced by Bass, to annul section 3,
of the revenue law which was read Il first
committee.
A statement was. made by j. E. Galloway,
Secretary of the Territory, that he had en-
tered into contract, OF the Goth of Deem
Der, 1875, with r. E. Fisk, of the Helena
Herald, to print all the laws and journals of
the ninth Legislative Assembly of the Ter
ritory also, to execute all the incidental
printing, including the Governors message.
That the money was furnished him by the
Treasury Department of the United States;
the work to be paid for at certain establish
ed rates, fixed by the Government, the same
to be measured as heretofore, at the Treas
ury Department.
In the House, IN the 9Th, II. B. No. l, re-
lating to roads and highways, was reported
back by the committee, and its passage rec
commended without amendment.
Reed gave notice of the introduction of a
bill in relation to bitches.
BY unanimous consent, Sanders introduced
several bills without previous notice amend
atory Of the Civil Practice Act.
Il. B. No. 2, in regard to what is known as
the round up law, was read in full and pass
ed to the second reading by title, after which
it was referred to committee on agriculture
and manufactures.
House bills Nos. 5, 4, 5, and 6, a~mendatory
OF the civil practice act, were read first and
second times, and referred to Judiciary COM
mittee.
Among the bills introduced by Sanders is
one providing for the taxation of church.
and other sectarian property.
e. i. No, was re-committed to the COM
mittee on roads and highways.
Sanders moved that, in consideration that
this is a general anniversary day, and that it
was meet that this body should show due
respect to the memory of the heroes of war
as we'll as peace, the House do now adjourn
until ten O'Clock a. NJ, Monday, January 10.
in respect to the memory of ex-President
Andrew Jackson.
GENERAL NEWS.