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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-07
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National Line.-From new Pier 80, North X
N--FoR QUEENSTOWN AND LIvERPooI-,oo-------z.-
Oct = fo isG IoT 81 viStoris s ks IL
GREECE Oct IL ! D m CANADA oct - 49,, !, a M
howard i ar very low rates Company Offices, Nos 90
aud % Broadway F. w J. n Uk sT, Manager.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Il sailing #, m Pier foot Canal-st N>-tb River
steam hip CREscENr CRY. SATURDAY. oct l. noon.
Connecting for Central AMI south America and Mexico
steamship CITY OF PEkING saturday. Nov. 10. noon
PROM san Francisco to Honolulu New Zealand ana US
steamship ZEALANDIA Monday, oct. 81. noon.
fresht general iuforuaton. apply at company :
Ofico. ON per foot & ana st. Mort. diver. -,
Passengers forwarded 10 SAN A - SEQ An WI, a,
ISLANDS. JAPAN. CHINA. NEW-ZEALAND. Az ItA'
LA. -OUTl AMERICAN CENTRAL AMERICAN ana
For ckes in regard to routes apply to the
PASSENGER department. No. 20 Broad Nv, pr-rr,v
General passenger Agent. superintendent
Ii steamers leave cos Pier adj Ferry Jersey City
X A '-''----- VI irc.'1.- not -
,tCabin. $500 n cabin. si5-sJa 9ieerags s!&
II. cAzAUX. General Agent ~ south " l.,h " ".
FUN IA. EDYL & Co.. p south Nliianl-l frrgI. As
l. " NORRIS. So Broadway. General Passage Agent
MHITE STAR LINE.
~ UNITED STATES AND 70 Al vi STEAMERS
>oTrrt .i.,ul4rs Of tnI. b. DE- take he Lane Route
ended hv Lieut. Manry L. = y on both iha
AD tI1TIC. Cipf Icunins ... Thursfiv . 1870 m
GFEdA SIC. Ca.t. ..-. -aturfav. oct. :. a. N
BALTIC. 4 Dr. J. .r~eu Thursday Oet. B. mo- D.
FROM THl WHITE STAR DoCk. FOOT OF ". l"Ii-
These steamers are uniform I'm size and unsurpassed gp
pontmrns. The saloon ~tatercom-. smoking aHd b"ln.
placed anidshps n ere hc noise ana m''n III
least r. 41orns degree of comfort h erto unA'"lha''
RATEs.-sa!oon $50 and 800 steelase. IS Return
These steamers crrry neither CATTLE sheep PIGS
lor4 sneci oh o plans and 'ler ui .int il' ~ ,,.t
nuf--t PhuaaelpLia. Ri. COilI~ Agent.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
A LBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.

A LBANY aud TROY by DAY BOATS.
~ c. VlBBARD ana d. DREW
Leave Nesttyst PIER SO N r. nj s:35 24thst AZ
m ,lgtn bhOokLYN bv Annex boat AZ ~. Landing az
Mack tEARY twEsr POINT CoRSWALI- NEW
bS ~, en- return by down heatl POk EEPsIE RHINE
BECk, CATskILL and HUDSON. Tickets sold and bag
gage checked NORTH ana WEST Tickets or Coupons good
OIL hudson River Railroad received for passage.
A NEW BRUNSWICK boat landing at
woodbridge. lO-svic and Landing steamer Wyoming
other
4 LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
~ and IT JOHN leave PIER No a. NORTH River
foot ~ Canai-si. week day m. connecting
~ Albany SUNDAY morning excepted win trains North
West and East. 70 Albany EOod 30
days - saraJoi and retuTp ~ tri-ppr,r pr..,,,.
GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE, VIA
FALL RIVER LINE
Commencing MONDAY OCTOBER .. 1879. special limited
tickets good only nassage con
Meeting train a. specified thereon. win ne sod 4
ONE DOLLAR
between NETWORK and BOSTON.
Mammoth Palace steamers RS Toll and PROVIDENCE.
will New York ON Pier = y X loot of Murray-si
at Leave Brooklyn 49, Jersey City 400 D. No.
Annex boat Arrive Boston GjJ a. M
sunday trips viii bc by tins line October
inr Sew YORK AZ . p
Tickets. obtained YORK ~
al plncpa. hotels transfer and ticket Offices
Pier = and on steamers.
BORDEN LOWELL. Agents
7 h e..
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GEO. l.. coNNoR. General Passenger u, =
nNE DOLLAR to BOSTON.

UNE DOLLAR 10 WORCESTER Limited ucxefs
GOOD Il PPkR the boat for 80 cents steamers lea
iler a., North River. ga. Y. al $50 %. m.
steamers OF the NOtNICH Line leave pier dali
10 curlavs 5..f o. H. Tor Boston 81
cesfrI ami Tor Portland and the Whie Mountains daI
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TO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW-YCRK AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through eacn way dav three deqots in
t4lla-e-l LA, Two ~ NrW u4A
Double Track The improved Equipment and Tie
Fastest Time consistent with absolute sletJ.
on and after July :. 1879.
Trans DeauroSses and C0rt-
landi street Ferries a. follows;
s3U s5o SO 10 lmiiedl a. a. u' l. 5.so = o, 49,
500 ana ~ D. u sunday f5U and NJ D. D. ''J '-'J'
lU -.
% "brOOkyu Annex" with all through ira
Jersey CITY Afordng speedy anu direct transfer Tor
ETcoky uaFe
Reruing trains esve Philadelphia 1901, 20 1855. !.
7s3a. so aud l.! = IN Limited Express l:sg p m =
= SUNDAY. .Ul 3D. 900, cuO. and
Ticket I'M s-s-$O~ 516 ga Broadway, No. Astor
Tos~ OF Desbrosses and Cotnndt-ts No Court
~ ara Annex Depot foot u tutons Brook yn
N,- ~. lii AMI is ST. HonDAcu. Depot Jersey
Cifv fmigraut Ticket Oflce, 40 G bateryT ace
FkAN "a THOMSON, = J.. EAitMEl.
Genera M2udgeL vtn4 tt--t ger A.
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samteuoats ano RaiIroaos

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEN-JERSEN.
y Perry station ~ w-Nors. root Of IIherfy-st
LIYs foot ~ Fui'-f Jew e- " htrf
Commencing oct. o. l-1slrans leave Newlo'k. foot VI
Llbrriy--t az fuu1W7
c3o a m-For bennington, Easiom Bevidefe. Mauch
Chunk. Tsuaqua. WilgesbaTe. Eu-lra &c Connects At
Junction with u. T. and W x. D.
-i5 u.-for High 8r4cre Branch Eastor Harrisburg
Chuns Ianalua. NlkrSlaIre scranton. WILLIAMS
Iofr. &C
o. roI Bennington. E@st1n 1iauch Chunk, analua
Nsr-1arTf. -Hiauuu liuAiiliucA, lailA4-a t4a@cion
Reading. P0tfsv.lle. II 'rri- nurr. Sc
4,u o. infOr High Bridge Branch. Ea-on Bevidere AID
NauCh thunz- --,
Irl.r &C. Connects ctl0l Jon D. J. ana " L. T.
d. For Easion- ...--. -.-..
e. loo al points Sc ilih's4De' AZ ~ialo-
SUNDAY THAiNS-L-aVe al SCI d. al. - pm Tor Bound
lr.oL and erlediafe and J:3u Tor
AI,nfnHu. Reading a1t Har1.1rrE.
poas. of re Brook Ere Annex make connection
~ -rse, ~ station from Brooklyn aud Ere Depot
jersey city.
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~ ioOi o. .lDHrf %, for Perrin AMnoY
Eaufn Anlo, Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove &C.
81 II a. q. H.. I.l .. 10 D. ~
stage connection and nom KEfPORl al MataWan sta
ton
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sliualons Uanleo-- males.

siuarons Uanleo-- TlaIes.
4 MAN. aye % who has been engaged in a
~ YauEee store for several wears wishes 10 obtain
Be1 i5 TIi1aae Office.
Any GENTLEMAN wishing 70 engage a
" drsi-cas WHO Las eeu N employ ilr the
We ~ 18th St 80 -
YOUNG man having a knowledge Of the
y PANT and color business desires situation In paint
house 90 'aye oT q II @ YORK I 1 ley
COACHMAN.-By a married man no Incum-
- rance, willing and ohgIng good references. Call or
address 80. 81 ith-sve., harness store
COACHMAN.-Bv young man, single; good
best Of isrsI rc4st - Peas a1dre, g.
COACHMAN. GROOM and USEFUL MAN
- BY good steady man vi ing aud alb 20 MAKE nns sell
PROTESTANT HONE BUREAU. IJs 6thave, above
l0tnsL
COACHMAN and GROOM.-By trustworthy
Y young Protestant thoroughly unde stands care
o ses harness and carr AGES VII ke care furnace and
Dee found cheerful AM ilg az FL. tines 10 n4se himself
or address slsoMN e.7 Wet s2a.st
/ OR living salary will serve my en-
poyer honestly am IA hiuy ten hours day IN any Ga,
kp' CORRECT ia balance sheet eaen mouth dsierenoe'
GROOM. &c.-A- iirs-clnss groom and
city or country. address H. b. 20 " est lStA-st
CARDFNER-By "A single mnn with several
- years practice IN me an rem r M Ss' i', NJ
Office, i. 2.is BROADWAY.
GARDENER. By first-cass married
u gardener several prac cal Know edge ~ HOT and
END arrs les or reference for sniIfv INDUSTRY o. Al
dres. r. = care Alfred Brdgrmgn. esq SO Broadway
NeWNmk.
GARUENER.-By a married man English !;
eI 70 ui 1y r,r 9i nd vesc uHasraaJ.
.-1 h.. ssr vr i.r me- - H.nn tie northern psrt Of
llad VIE roiif takr ii-i css on larry ana pousls
J. T.. 4Ji VS. 3sd-t.
CARDENER-By a single man has good
~ practical knowledge Of srApe growing care Of green
house and bot hou-~ ran mpr hs .na s'Ps PeasuIe
grounds raising vegetables fruit &c "nud IKE -iHAoh
where Gang carried on h N"N 10 increasing .
pleasures Of souhtiy hol,' anu ~ @ 81 ,t aTt
attention 10 rs business WI De 60 ~. ~ = %
with moderately pers FrngH. very ot a ~ n
BRIDGE MAJ :. 20 bfoadN>J
NEW-YORK COLORED MISSION EMPLOY
y MENT OFFICE No la5 West 5Oth-si. New, YORK
Waters. coacmcn garuehers coukr ch-hloetH~luS an"
girls for genera houseworki IN city or country.
DORTER.-Bv steady and honest man as
L porter in a any employment has the best Of
city reference years from st Address, for three
days. PORTER. Box 20 Tribune once
Under GARDENER.-As under gardener
I by a young man, reference IRON lac place
aid gpeiy work bui would Ike 10
90 under experienced ma IA nr-,-sass place none
NAN -kED STORE. SO hroadway, near 18th 1t y \
LEANTED.-Situa. ION Tor his cOacbnan and
w gardener by gentleman aylns town ma rrd nan
Who a, Derh ih ni- sinP'"s 4n - 80 !,
competent address oOAcHAAN boz Warm .t Brooslg
VXAITER-A colOred man a. head waiter
w or steward small house Cal! fOf THEE
dsTs. 10 20 p. ~ " rst SO ~
XNAITER-By a young colored man as
w wlter IA hosff.ng house or private family Call Of
address A W sys TIN ave. 10Y floor
I
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DROVIDENCE LINE To BOSTON.

Dol
III FAXOIIrE PALACE sTrAMEKs
ki IIt'i, iSL a D. Captain Jesse Mott.
eat y N uS! Sundays excepted from Pier - Norh
tass,l-seis arrive boston a ~ NO !nterme Late
-tateoous tcGets $50 337. 80 aud
So Dracwsy al Metropolitan sus Fiitn Avcanciioes y
al hotel principal oficcs and Offices Of West
L. ", I.AS- - + Aga .. =. BABCoCK, Prest-
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-Great Trunk
Il Line United states Man Route and after July
Z. 1879 tran, leave NewYork Desbrosses and Cor
TTrres fof HaTri.ur@ Piftshurr the West and south
with Putin Palace Car attached a H. and $50 p
For Winamsport Lockhaven, Cory AID Erie $50 p
m connecting al CORY rtusve. Petroleum sid
tine Ol Regions Wiilamsport aud Lockhayen. a. N.
Eatmo-r Nashingt anc tho south. " Limited Washing
j. arrive Wa.linltou AL Regu s5O anI
Express iui dhiisdeli lla s.l '-ao of-u . ~ hro
iI III a a. M . so and ana ~ H i rant and second
G,ais - BROOKLYN Annex" connect with through
trans Jersey cry afordnga speedy and direct transfer
AZ oiSsA ,ytlSfrom Ptt.Dure 6.a5 l04Oa n IoOpm
dav ana $50 q. o.2U D. da y except Monday. From
Washington and 8stmoro 60 ~ = So, 45o lO;l0 p
o:5 so lO.4u ll3O H.. ., 500 iJO DO $50 and
1910 D. M. sunday $780, too, o1" IOO l4S' b n o.-n
4V cs p ace- 90 81 Broadway No A-or House
Broosvn Annex Depot foot Of Fulton-st Brookvn.
~ 10 sn fctst Once SO B@ery.olses Te New
VII irsr company WI CAL tor and ca baggage from
hotels and l. P FARMER Genl Passenger Assu.
FRANK THOMSON. @ en,Ia4 A-A--ei
SPECIAL &OIlC E.-Jn aud fter Tuesday
Boston e Withdrawn fuI tc season. LAST TRIP LAST
rTIUF OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE
A FOR Bo.I9N All All POINTS East
special limited tcart.. q I'D ONLY on -f5 A. con
ueciHr At >iouiusioH. sold VIA s line irlm NeNl
l r. .
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Qcean steamers.

Z MEXICAN LINE for QUEENSTOWN and
\ IL Lkt DDl.-itr irai.-at aiIlf Line unNer r.
l- ai even IS r,,s AZ from l. rrsuoo.. Exti4 sa.lgs
stsrrair Wecr,says irom Philadelphia @terl-te sai.r-
iESSsILvANIA. SATURDAY. oct i. a. m.
RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP
sailing every DO days alternately from Phlade pha and
york. landing passengers within tew hours ride 81 Tie
kGYNL1ND. Freay. oe,. 10 = noon 1.-,-
for PETER Iai,s X Rio3iii & s0Ns General Ageu's
500 WANT , Rls 1,-. io9 Ssv x
ANCHOR LINE Z. :. MAIL STEAMERS.
a NETWORK AND GLASGOW.
Prom Pier No. 20, North River. New ork.
Auchoria Oct !. B. ~ 4.tea,.ia .,C,. p p H.
Cai.us so 20 so EXCURSION ,kers reduced rates
xt -seen5 eas.R o'ft ~ l'es5 TfifE5r.
From per $50. A. Norfn River. foot OF HARDEST.
,opA & - - p ne c,rn r,cars IN rei'ced ra'cs
UTVDt5-'N Hf.lfl is.it-. Agents z Row ing green
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
PEI o. company new 80 e Norta River ,oo q loroa =
way and TIE .scomOrts VI crossing the channel u SnA
gFGNcr. eincsday. oct :, II m.
CA>A4N w. -l,a' -. " ednessay oct 81 A. ~
- an f-.s.f fo-usls Df lfls IN amounts % sllt
LOUIS DE LLBI4N AGENT No 80 BsoA4"@y.
GUIoY Line 4! 1 =, -r. MAIL STEAMERS
Leaving per 5-. y. r.. io't OF King 81
NEVADA. u - y, oc :; '', a m
MI-C1N-I N.------ iSI - o let - ~ % p n'
.erz0N, - .-...Tt- - y ~. Nov. I. -.3oa D..
T These steamers built Of iron. IN wateught com
rarnarf ard arc turn win every requisite o. make
the passage Atlantic both safe AM agreeable hav
ne BATH Ioon -n"sins .oyin To-. ana, afer.t ON
those greatest luzures at sea perfect Ventilation and
c1BiN PASSAGE according TO ,a'er,om ss} SO and
OFFICE. 80. - BEoApNAYs -r.,o.-
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-23

Washington. January 4.-At a Cabi.
met meeting to-day Secretary Sherman
again called attdntion to financial matters.
He read letters from assistant treasurers
stating that more gold is coming in than
going out. and showing preference by
the people for greenbacks.
1t appears probable that the hostile
Cheyennes, having thirty hours start OF
the troops. will make good their escape.
Should they succeed in reaching the Sioux.
it is the prevalent impression that they
will be the means Of stirring up the bad
blood of those powerful nations and bring
ing about bloody Indian war.
Washington. January lG.-The feature
OF the Congressional proceedings today
was the passage by the Senate Of the
House bill providing that all pensions here
tOforc or hereafter granted on account of
services during the war Of the rebellion.
shall date back to the day Of death or dis
charge.
New York city was visited with large
fire on the l4th inst. The fire broke out
in the large building on the north side OF
Grand street. extending from Broadway
TO Crosby. which. with I'LL the stocks and
stores. were entirely consumed. Several
tiremen are reported killed and severely in
iured. The loss is estimated at from ST.
100000 TO S2.0OO.OO0.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-23
Montana Legislature
synopsis Of Proceedings Of
the Eleventh Session.

On Monday. the 18th inst. the eleventh
Legislative Assembly convened in Helena
in accordance with provisions OF law.
COCNCII-rirst Day.
At II NJ. the Council was called to order
by Harry II. Comfy. Chief Clerk of last
session. and on calling of the roll the fol-.
lowing answered to their names:
w. .. P. Hays, Joseph A. Hyde, A. NJ,
Hotter. r. o. Hickman, W. G. Gillette.
Frank {. Ives. r. T. Kenn"n. A H. Mitch
ell. VIM. Parberry. J. &. Sanders, O. A.
Sedman, Martin Barrett.
W.O. P. Hays was elected President pro
tenn. by acclamation. Harry r. Comfy Chief
Clerk and D. w. Webbcr Scrgeant-:,t-arms
Ives. Parberry and Hickman were APP
pointed Committee on Credentials.
Council then took Il recess until 3 .. m.
Convened at 3 O'Clock. Committee on
Credentials reported the following men,
bers entitled to seats. which report was
adopted:
Madison county-R. o. Hickman, o. A..
Sedman.
Deer Lodge county-A. II. Mitchell, r.
t. kennon. Joseph A. Hyde.
Missoula cOunty-Frink c. Ives.
Meagher county-William Parberry.
Beaverhead county-Martin Barrel.
Gallatin county-W. o. p. Hays.
jefferson county,. &. Sanders.
Choteau county--W. G. Conrad.
Lewis and Clarke county-A. NJ. Hotter.
w. &. Gillette.
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COlNCIL-Sixth Day.
MORNING SESSION.

By Sanders-A bill to authorize the Gov
ernor to provide for the care of Territorial
cOnvicts.
BY Parberry-C. B. No. Z, to prevent live
stock from trespassing upon private prop
erty. Read twice and referred to Grazing
and Stock Growing Committee.
On motion of Hyde, rules We're suspend
ed and IL. j. r. No. 2. to employ addition
al clerks at per diem of S.. was taken up
and passed by unanimous vote.
Hyde, from the Select Committee, re-
ported bill to incorporate the town OF
Butte, and that the bill do pass.
II. j. R. No. l, relative to elections and
appointment Of officers in Custer county,
was signed by the President.
Adjourned to meet Monday morning at
IL O'Clock.
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HOUSE-Third Day.

MORNING SESSION.
The Speaker announced the followh.
standing House committees:
Ways and Means-McC Sweeney
Mood, Steele and Edwards.
Judiciary-Robinson McCormick, San
ders. Forbis and Boar,lman.
Territorial Affairs - Sweeney, Mrion
Barbour. Boyer and Fergus.
Internal [mprovements-San1e Booke
Hamilton. Combs and Cornick. e
Roads and Highways-Wilson, Nyes
and Beach.
Public Lands-Marion, Harrington ant
Stuart.
Grazing and Stock-growing - Broke
Perkins. Thorpe. Boyer and Fergus.
Federal Relations - Stuart, McIlroy.
Barbour. Edwards and Combs.
| Education and LabOr-Thorpe, TAMIL
ton and Boartlman.
| Towns and Counties - FOrbis, leach.
M,od. Steele and Wilson.
Military Afi;.irs--Perkins, Sandes and
Noyes.
Observation-Disclosures Barbour and
Stuart.
Agriculture and Manufacture-Iood.
Cornick and Edwards.
Elections Beach, Harrington, Broke.
Combs and Steele.
Indian Affairs-Hamilton Marion, Per-
kins. Boyer and Fergus.
Mines and Minerals-Barbour. McElroy,
COrnick. Wilson and Boyer.
Engrossment = Harrington, Hamilton
and Boardman.
Enrollment-Forbis,M Marion and Thorpe
Printing - Harrington. Perkins and
Boyer.
Rulcs-Robinson Sanders. Forbis and
Mccormick.
Secretary Mills. in response to request,
made tie following statement:
TENTH SESSION EXPENSES FOR PRINTING.
For incidental prihting ............SI,O 5 o.
For printing House Journals ......... ~ u
FOR printing Council Journals ......... oh ~
For printing Laws. ........ 3,l8 80
Ao'"t ....'........... ....... %, I'll 10
II. j. 4. No. l. provides for leg.lizng
the action OF the Governor in appOin,n.
off. ers for Custer Co. and the late election
in said county referred to the judiciary
Committee.
The Chief Clerk read the Governors
Message.
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H. B. No. s. in relation to Canadian
money. Read first time. then by title. Re-
ferred to judiciary.
H. B. No. 9. in relation to estray horses.
requires membc"s of School Boards TO
look after and !; :. ertise all estray horses in
their several districts once year; and pro-
vides penalty OF $500 for each failure to
discharge any duty devolving upon them
by this or the Montana School law. Read
first time, then by title. Referred to Ju-
dietary
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uOCSE-See ond Day.
MORNING SESSION.


Committee, Sanders. Cornick and Ham
ilton. waited on the Council and informed
same that the House was organized and
ready for business.
Robinson. Brooke and Ferguson waited
on the Governor and informed i'm of the
organization of the House.
Adjourned until O'clock p. M.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
w. F. Sanders offered concurrent reso-
luton No. l. proposing adjournment at -
noon on Jan. Is. without day. WI. Nc
Cornick offered an amendment to strike
out 10Th and insert 18th. Accepted.
Sanders, Robinson. Brook. BOar,lman
and Beach spoke in favor of the resoll-
ton. and Perkins, Harrington and Forbis
against it.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-23

iisners Of Independent. Offering to do the
Territorial Legislative printing and look
to the Government for compassionate
lieving the Territory OF all liability there
for.
A Committee was appointed 70 accept
the proposition of the Independent to do
the necessary printing Of this session.
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COCNC1L-ThtrSl Day.
MORNING SESSION,

COUNCIL COMMITTEES.
President Mitchell announced the stand.
ing committees as follows:
Ways and Means - Kennon, Ives and
Hickman.
Jndiciary-Parberry. Ives and Sanders.
Internal prOvements-COnrad, Hick-
man and Barrett.
Federal Relations-Ives, Hyde and Gill
cite.
Education and LabOr-Gillette, Kennon
and Hays.
Towns and Counties - Hyde. Sedman
and Parberry.
Public Lands - Sedman, Conrad and
Hays.
Military Afsairs-Barrett, Sanders and
Conrad.
Observation-Disclosures, Hickman and
Parberiy.
Agriculture and Manufactures - Hick-
man. Hays and Conrad.
Elections-.sanders, Conrad and Parber-
ry.
Indian Affairs-Holter, Barrett and Con-
rad.
Mines and Minerals Sedman, Hyde and
kennpn.
ImmigEation-Sanders, Hotter. Hyde.
Roads and Highways-Hays. Hyde and,
Gillette.
Engr0ssment-Hickman, Parberry and
Ives.
Enrollment-Iyae. Sednan. Barrett.
Printing-Ives. Gillette and Barrett.
Grazing and Stock-growing = Barrett,
Gillette and Parbery.
The Governors message referred to the
Ways and Means committee for reference.
The report of Supt. of Public Instruc-
ton referred to committee on Education.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Communication received, land read
from publishers Of Herald, also from pub
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COCNC7L-SacOni Day.
MORNING SESSION

A. Ii. Mitchell was duly elected Presi.
dent. and addressed the Council. returning
thanks for the honor conferred, and re-
minding them of the high duties to be dis
charged. etc. Lack of space prevents
giving his address in full.-ED. COURIER.
Harry Il. Comfy was elected Chief Clerk;
J. 6. Smith, Scrgeant-at-Arms; Hayden
E. Riddle. Enrolling and Engrossing
Clerk; Michael Kelley, Fireman and
Waterman; Master Richard Carr, Mcssen-
ger; Rev. Jno. Armstrong, Chaplain.
Chief clerk reported that all attaches
had qualified except Rev. J. Armstrong,
who was absent.
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By Sanders-A bill to encourage steam
boat navigation on the Upper Missouri.
BY Sweeney-A bill in relation to game.
BY Hamiltun-A bill in relation to the
branding of live stock.
Forbis. from enrolment committee, re
ported H. j. X. No. !. legalizing matters
in Custer county, and H. C. r. No. 2, In
lation to Missoula finances, correctly en-
rollet,.
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HOUSE-FirSt Day.
MORNING SESSION.

D-'~D--
The House of Representatives was call
ed to order at ~ o'clock. NJ. by A. IL.
Barrett, Chief Clerk of the Tenth Legisl;'-
tive Assembly, who called the roll as FOL
low:
Word, Mood. Combs. Boyer. Robinson.
Mccormick. Noycs. McElroy. Boardman,
Forbis, COrnick. Marion. Sweeney. Stuart.
Beach. Sanders. Steel. Fergus, Wilson.
Brooke. Harrington, Thorpe, Perkins.
Edwards. Barbour. Hamilton.
All present except W. 4. Boarlman, o.
Deer Lodge.
First order Of business, election OF
Speaker pro tenn.
Tie oath of office was administered to
the members present by .Jud re Blake.
Granville Stuart was elected Speaker pro
tenn. and A. H. Barrett Chief Clerk.
Committee on observation-disclosures, San
ders. FOrbis. Steel and Mood.
Committee forthwith reported the per-
sons included in roll call entitled to seats.
Adjourned until $50 o'clock.
W. +. Sanders requested members to
come forward and sign official oath during
recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Roll call-all present but four.
Samuel Word OF Madison. elected Speak
er. who. upon taking the Chair. made some
very appropriate remarks. from which it is
safe to infer that he will Till the Chair ably
and give general satisfaction.
The following elections were made:
William Harlenbrook, Sergeant-at-lrms
md DOOr-keepcr; j. E. Kanouse. Chief
Clerk; j. L. Kemper. Enrolling and En-
crossing Clerk; Ben. r. Roberts. Messen-
ger; John Quirk, Waterman; Rev. NJ. y.
Gilbert, Chaplain.
The attaches of the House were req,lea-
ID to repair to the Governors office for
qualification.
Committee on House Rules and Joint
tnles-Mr. Speaker. Sanders, Robinson.
'Ol bis and Mccormick.
Mood and Fergus appointed to wait on
lev. Gilbert and inform him OF his cleo
on. Adjourned.