Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-02-17
NEWS.

Cullen. from Judiciary committee, report
ed an act concerning bowers, recommending
its passage. Report adopted.
Also. C. B. Il, relating to limitations, rec
omnending its passage. Adopted.
Graham, from special committee, reported
back II. 3. Go, to provide compensation to
JAS. II. Mills for printing, recommendlngltS
passage. Adopted.
Also, II. 3. G6, for compensation Of Or.
4. Fl. Mitchell, recommending its passage.
Adopted.
Cullen introduced G.. 3. 81, to amend an
act to regulate proceedings in civil cases in
courts of Justice. Ordered engrosed.
II. B. 8, fixing time Of meeting of the
Legislative Assembly, was referred to com
mittee on elections.
Cullen, from judiciary committee, report
ed c.. Is. 3, relative to costs in civil cases,
recommending it's passage. Adopted.
Also, III. B. 80, relative to qualification OF
jurors, recommending its rejection. Report
adopted.
Hornbuckle, from committee on mines
and minerals, reported I'll. B. 81, relating to
quartz claims, recommending it's passage.
Adopted.
Abascal reported II. B. 60, to prohibit the
sale Of Intoxicating liquors on Sundays and
election days, recommending it's rejection.
Adopted. Yeas, s; nays, 5.
Watson presented a petition from 80 citi-
zens Of B%eaverhead county, asking the pas
sage of a law to make the first day Of the
week a day Of rest.
Graham, from the committee on confer
ence. on the disagreement between the two
houses, on G. B. IA, to compel the owners OF
toll roads and bridges to keep the same in
repair, reported an agreement. Adopted.
II. J. NJ. 5, petitioning Congress in rela-
ton to placer lands, was passed.
Bass reported with amendments, c. 3. d,
to aid in the construction of the Northern
Pacific railroad, recommending its passage.
III. B. 63, to prohibit the sale Of intoNicat-
ing drinks OF Sundays and general election
days, was rejected yeas, q; nayso.
Substitute for Ii. B. 1G, providing for cleo
ton of county assessors, was passed.
II. B. &C, to compensate DR.. A. II. Mitch
ell, was passed.
II. B. 90, in relation to quartz claims, was
passed.
Fl. B. q, to provide for the transfer of road
fund in certain cases, was rejected.
Cullen moved that G. b. 35 be indefinitely
postponed. Agreed to.
Abascal moved that the vote by which Ell.
B. 81 was lost be reconsidered. Agreed to,
and bill passed.
II. b. 65, to compensate J. H. Mills for
printing, was passed.
III. B. 81, concerning motions, passed.
XII. B. z, concerning dover, passed.
III. B. Is, for the formation Of corporations
was passed.
G. B. 81, to protect county treasury, was
passed.
c. 3. AZ, relative to limitations, passed.
G. u. As, concerning water rights, passed.
G. B. 81, to repeal an act for the collection
OF statistics and other purposes, passed.
CIR. Z, appropriating money for re-
cording marks and brands, passed.
CHI R. 6, relative to printing, passed.
C.b. 81, TO regulate proceedings in civil
eases i'll courts Of justice, passed.
Chs to repeal certain provisions of an
act relative to security for costs, passed.
c. B. 81, for the appointment Of guardians
for insane persons, passed.
C.B. 90, proposing aid to the United States
in making n~avigable the upper Missouri and
Iellowstone rivers, passed.
G. B. SIS, to authorize the Governor to con-