Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-02-17
HousE.-H. B. 50. introduced by Moore,

Dounhour and Others certain sums due for
construction Of the road to Pioneer, referred
to delegation from Deer Lodge.
II. B. SO, introduced by Burlett, requiring
Probate Judges to give bonds as trustees Of
townsites, was referred.
On motion of Burkett, the rules were sus-
pended and bill passed.
II. 3. 81, introduced by Stuart, to preserve
the Territorial library, was referred to the
lawyers of the House.
II. B. SIS, by Carmichael, apportioning the
representative and council districts of the
Territory, and providing for the election of
members of the assembly, was referred.
II. B. 20, regulating fee of District Clerk,
was passed.
Moore, of Gallatin moved to reconsider
the vote by which III. B. 81, for the relief of
ID. III. Lineberger, passed the House. Car
ried.
Burkett moved to reconsider tn G vote by
which II. B. So, creating the new county of
Dearborn, was lost.
Sanders moved to lay the motion to recon-
slider on the table. Lost.
Motion to reconsider was carried.
Ii. b. IS, to aid in the construction of the
Utah Northern railroad, was taken up.
Word moved to strike out all after the en-
acting clause, and insert his substitute. The
substitute is a complete and carefully pre-
pared bill within itself. It gives $4,000 per
mile Of completed road in sections of 5Omlles
from Ogden, Corinne or Franklin, and pro-
vides for submitting the proposition to tho
voters Of the Territory in March.
House went into committee of the whole.
III. B. 76, to relocate the seat Of govern
ment, was reported back with majority and
minority reports. The majority report
amended by having the ballots read for sea
Of government. sHelena,' or 'Deer Lodge"
and recommended that, inasmuch as the
seat of government was at present in a rea-
sonably central locality, with conveniences
equal to any in the Territory, and as the pub
lie necessities did not demand q change at
this time, that the bill do not pass. The mi
nority agreed with the majority report as to
amendment, and recommended that the bill
pass. Reports received.
RotWit gave notice of a bill in reference
to schools.
CoUNc1L.-February Sd. B. 81, for the
payment of H.-A. D'Acheul, passed.
Cullen introduced C. B. 81, for the relief
Of Henry Sonnefield, which was passed.
H. IS. 81, relative to diseased animals, was
passed.
Fl. B. 26, to provide for funding the debt
Of Madison county, passed.
G. B. 81, relative to Territorial library,
passed.
G.. B. %, for the relief of J. Quir1, passed.
c. %, for the relief of S. Bullock, passed.
G.. B. 80, to amend an act concerning IL
censes, approved may s, 1878, passed.
Substitute for II. B. 30, to regulate and
and establish the fees of clerk of the district
court. was passed.
c. B. 81, prohibiting the sale of intoxieat-
ing liquors on election days, passed.
FL. B. 50, fixing time Of meeting of legis-
lative assembly, passed.
The Governor announced his approval of
G.. Bs. 13, AZ, 20, 35 and SO.
HoUsE.-H. B. 81, relating to schools,
passed.
Il. j. M, asking Congress to authorize q
session of the assembly in 1877, passed.
Fl. B. SO, concerning the management Of
live stock, was passed.
Il. B. "a, concerning the management Of
diseased sheep. returned from the Council
amended. and the amendments concured in.
Amendments to I'll. B. z, concerning dow
er, We're also concurred in.
&. Bs. 80 and A were rejected.