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

Hess OF Nio!itu!lo. IaSSCu.
G. B. &c, concerning chattel mortgages.
Passed.
G. B. 81, providing for foreclosing of chat
tel mortgages. Lost.
c. B. Al, to facilitate the construction of
the n. P. r. r., was made special order for
10: 30 a. NJ, tomorrow.
Council-February 1O.-Abascal moved to
reconsider the vote by which G. B. So, an act
in relation to immigration, was lost. Agreed
to. and the bill was referred to Committee
on immigration.
II. B. SO, regulating costs in criminal
cases. Rejected.
H. B. !, in relation to roads and highways.
Passed.
II. B. 50, relating to firemen. Passed.
G. B. G5, by Cullen, authorizing Governor
to contract with parties for care of the in
sane, passed.
Hays moved that House amendments to
c. B. A, N. 2. r. r. BILL be concurred in
and the bill ordered enrolled. Agreed to.
House-C. B. Al, to encourage the con-
struction Of the Northern Pacific Railroad.
being the special order, was taken up at
10 80 a. n.
Stuart moved to strike out all after the en-
acting clause ard insert the substitute there
with presented.
The substitute contains: First, The bill
granting the Territorial credit to the n. p.
r. r. company in the sun Of $4,000, 900 in
substantially, if not identlcally, the anne
language used in c. B, Al, with the same re-
strictions, drawbacks, safeguards, ETC., but
allowing the company to give other good
security than the road for a guaranty. Sec
ond, The bill as passed the House on Tues.
day, to aid in the construction of u road
from Franklin, Idaho, to the mouth of White
Tail Deer creek, Montana, with the excep-
ton that the substitute appropriates $780,
600 instead of 81, 500, 900. Third, 1t pro-
vides that both propositions shall be sub
mitted separately to the people on April 3,
1876.
After considerable discussion, the consid-
Grafton OF both the bill and substitute was
postponed until 2 :15 p. NJ.
c.. B. 81, to prevent the sale Of liquor on
election days. Passed.
G. G. r. s, to pay for daily papers. Re
jected.
C. B. 81, repeating the bill authorizing the
collection of statistics. Rejected.
C. j. r. 8, providing that the Assembly
shall not meet in 1877, unless SO authorized
by Congress. Passed.
III. B. IS, regulating the distribution and
preservation of Territorial laws, was amend
ed and passed.
C. B. A, and substitute were taken up.
The substitute was rejected by a vote of
II to 9.
The bill was read the third time at length
and passed-ayes, % nays, 8.
C. B. 10, relating to unclaimed jury fees,
passed.
G. B. 10, relating to Territorial Library,
passed.
C. B. 43, relative to width of quartz veins,
f postponed.
G. B. Ga, relief of Sonnefield, passed.
C. B. 30, for relief Seth Bullock, passed.
G. b. 81, appointment by Probate Judges
t of guardians for insane, or other wise inca
pacitated, persons, passed.
Council-February 11.-Cullen reported
!. back with amendments III. B. 70, to amend
Section % Of the Criminal Practice act,
recommending its passage, adopted.
!. House amendments to G. B. 10, concurred
), in; also, House amendments to G. B. 81, re-
lating to Territorial Library, %coneurred in.
Lewis reported III. B. 70, [North and
South railroad bilD correctly engrossed. II