Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-02-03

en-o6fcio Superintendent of Public Iastruc-
ton, and giving him an additional salary of
$500.
House.-H. B. 81, relative to diseased
sheep, was amended so as to include cattle,
horses, mules and asses, and engrossed for a
third reading.
III. b. II, abolishing private seals, was re-
jected.
III. B. 81 was so amended as to tax $1,000
as jury fees on parties litigant in civil cases
tried by jury.
H. B. d., to provide for the redemption of
the funded debt of Lewis and Clark county,
wa passed.
I'll. B. 80, concerning proceedings in pro-
bate courts, was passed. 1t prohibits the
sale of real estate to satisfy judgments OBJ
tanned in probate courts until such judgments
are filed with the clerk of the district court.
january 26.-Council.-The P~residentpre-
sented, in the form of a petition from Deer
Lodge and Beaverhead counties, one of the
best papers that the railroad discussion has
brought out.
A bill to provide for funding the outstand-
ing Indebtedness of Montana, and for the re-
demption of the II per cent. bonds, was
read third time and passed.
House.-H. B. SO, in relation to fire war
dens, was passed.
II. B. 35, prescribing and changing the
qualification of jurors, was passed.
III. B. 45, requiring corporations to file ar
ticles of incorporation within thirty days
after obtaining the same with the respective
county recorders, passed.
FL. b. "a. making the jurisdiction CT jus
tees of the peace co-extensiye with the sew
eral townships, was passed.
II. B. 81, relative to the management Of
diseased sheep and other animals, was pass
ed. The bill confines diseased animals tc
enclosures and to be strictly herded six miles
away from stock running at large or beina
herded. @
January decentralization, from the
select committee to whom was referred G
B. Is, to prohibit the traffic in Intoxicating
liquors on Sundays and general election
days, reported the same with an amendment
to strike out the proviso which excluded
Deer Lodge and Beaverhead counties. Ia
tenn moved to adopt the report. Lost. Yea
2; nays Ii.
Hays gave notice of a bill to aid in tn
{ construction of the North Pacific railroad.
G. B. Is, in regard to selling liquors OF
Sundays and election days was lost by a vot
OF 4 to s.
C. B. %, making the Territorial Audito
en-o6icio Superintendent of Public lnstruc
ton, was passed.
!, G. B. 35, concerning notaries public, wa
f passed.
ouse.-Substitute for c.. B.. 2 was lost.
: Substitute for H. B. 25, apportioning tn
members of the Legislative assembly, passed
January 29.-Council.-Bass introduce,
/ G. B. Al, to encourage the construction Q
the North Pacific railroad.
Cullen introduced c.. B. 45, to amend a
act in relation to counties and county off
s GERS, approved Jan. 18th, 1872.
G. B, q, relating to chattle mortgages
was passed.
III. B. SO, in regard to fire wardens, wa
passed.
Substitute for III. B. 6, concerning affids
Wits, was amended and passed.
# House.-H. B. 80, introduced by Curtis
to facilitate matrimony. It provides that 0
leap year those authorized to solemnize ma
riages, shall perform such service fer 81.
h III. B. 81, introduced by Word, relative I
judgments in Justices courts, was referred.
II. B. 80, introduced by Mccormick, rel'
at tive to divorces, read and referred.