The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-01-18
as follows !:

hit upon Cu0 oAeCutiVe u Ju6 ttTFlLOEy
Inform him that the council was ready
,cive any communication that he might
leased to make without consulting the
thereon, and the action of said execa-
n transmit ng thereafter to the council
Eennial message, addressed TO both houses
! legislative assembly, was contrary to
HES and customs recognized by the law
ne bodies.
ssiped, That the house, without waving
rhts and privileges and protesting against
.,ction, but governed by the sole desire to
Act promptly the public business com
Il to it by the people, hereby requests
peaker to appoint a committee Of three
bt,fy said executive that the house has
,ized permanently and is ready to re-
any communication he may be pleased
Ike.
c resolutions were signed by Messrs.
and Hsuser, being a majority of the
bittee.
rbly moved that the report be received
he committee discharged; adopted.
Ike moved that the resolutions reported
Ne majority of the committee be adopted.
anerly offered a substitute as follows !:
BEREAs, The house of representatives
territory of Montana was duly and per-
ntly organized on the 10th of January,
1881. and previous to the organization
coordinate branch of the legislative
IDLY ; and,
IEREAs, The house of representatives
said, in compliance with usage and Gus
passed a resolution authorizing the ap-
fpent of a committee to meet with a like
hittee from the council to wait upon his
eDcy, the Governor, and inform him
be legislative assembly was duly organ
Ind ready to receive any communica-
and,
IEREAs, The council has failed to
in said resolution. Therefore be it
kolred, That the speaker appoint a COM
of two to wait upon the Governor and
n him that the house is permanently
lied, and has been ever since January
and is now ready to receive any COM
cation, etc.
Ike objected that the substitute affirmed
inciples and established no precedent.
solutions asserted a rule that would
n the future actions of the legislative as
in like premises.
Wolfe argued that the substitute estab-
i the principle necessary without re-
Lg Oh the council or the governor.
llen trusted that the substitute would be
Jed. The adoption ofH CIR No l would
4kuficient adnonition to future legisla-
as to what curse they should pursue.
would govern their own actions. 1t is
lent for us to place ourselves correctly
records and this, he urged, had been
The adoption Of the substitute would
us all easy means of escaping from the
ock that was delaying the business Of
buse.
= disclaimed the suggestion that any
lion upon any department of the gov
eQt wa involved ia the resolution ofthe
hittee.
question being on the adoption of the
tute, the vote resulted as follows:
ks-Chanbers, Glen, Cullen, Davis, De-
Eastman, Garlock, Hanley, Harring-
Humber, Kennerly, Rodgers, Wilson,
fpsaker-14.
ys-Beach, Bell. Blake, Corbly, Houser,
ben, Powers, Sedman-3.
Al e resolutions with the substitute were
upon adopted.
ssrS. Kennerly and Houser were ap-
ed as the committee provided for by the
liOn.
erepsrt Of the COMMITTEE of the whole at
a torhtng session was adopted.
Imam offered a resolution of thanks to
%ioneer Book Bindery for the elegant
ng of the auditors and treasurer's re-
presented to the menbers of the house ;
led.
R No 3, for a joint committee to ex-
the reports Of the TERRITORIAL treasurer
v fuditor was cencurred in. Parchen
and Hsuser were appeipted on the part
house.
man moved that II C G No /, which
p pade the special order for $3.50 be taken
speaker ruled that the motion was out
or.
man moved a suspension of the rules
tpulpose. Carried.
house went into committee of the
~ Blake in the chair.
nelly moved that the resolution OF
Y be indefinitely postponed. Carried.
|" amendments of the council to Ii e. r
were read.
man moved that the whole matter be
nitely postponed. Carried.
committee rose and reported progress.
report was adopted.
pronunciation was received from the
nor transmitting his biennial message.
ke moved that the reading be dispensed
Lost.
Nj Of the house was ordered and the
Fat-at-arms sent for absentees.
time for the special order Ii i No 3,
The rate of interest on territorial and
ID warrants having arrived, the house
INTO the committee of the whole, Cullen
chair.