The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-02-15


hittee i nber asked tor Information as to the
.Feasuref ny OF the word "buiko," which DE
furnished.
! rules were suspended and the bill was
b jurisd man was afraid the bill would interfere
read church fairs.
|mmitteJ ! select committee appointed to examine
t for ths books and accounts Of the territorial
las read Or and treasurer, reported that they had
b. Deer byed an expert, who found the accounts
civ satisfactory condition.
establs dee offered a resolution calling upon
he cour Governor for copies of all contracts for
Judiciary ire of the INDECENT insane.
NJ L, with reference to the improve
hg The q Of Spokane Falls so as to permit the
|ird tilnd = of salmon into the streams of the ter
(tcheil If Montana, was filed for a third read
PhceThlq Is introduced:
Garlock, ii b Ga, a bill for an act con-
no fences, also II B IS, a bill for an act
Pts IN nyide for the compensation of Thomas
y Time. vine Jr, referred to the OH
htly inf and means; also H B 60, a bill for an
II ana ! attach Dawson to Custer county for
al purposes, referred to committee on
and counties.
a vote Bell, II B 81, a bill for an act to enable
eople of Butte to build a school house,
ken, BID Nj 10 the committee on education and
bident v
end mn imam, H 3 6s, a bill for an act concern
he apportionment Of school moneys.
sale or kch, H b SO, a bill for an act to establish
"a passed les of district attorneys.
FMontar Ike, H JR 3, relating to a Il memorial stone
ID pass he Washington monument. 1t provides
ON the commission to purchase a block of va
from ted Jasper and have it engraved with the
the MID of Montana, etc rules suspended and
immune ltion passed; ayes "a noes 0.
melly, H B II, a bill for an act to pro-
the ea for municipal corporations in the terri
7 was n G Montana, referred to judiciary COM
be was y NJ l, (see above) was concurred in
II, noes ].
e house went into committee of the
: and considered ii B As, to provide for
\. etter observance of the Sabbath as a day
owing s. The question being the adoption of
Test on bn l. DeWoife spoke in opposition and
Rn act to- kdthat the present law was sufficient.
b smbers said that he was not elected on
Fl to ed ssue. He got no extra pay for support
fy, be !. No one had ever asked him to take a
|ole and There were several petitions for the
but more against it. The women were
nimoS vor of it and they generally know what
of the d ant better than We do.
mlttee ~rriugton spoke in opposition to the bill.
wolfe briefly replied.
} citizen be motion that section / be adopted pre-
|opositia d by 10 to I.
r other ction = was adopted.
adopted. Imam moved to strike out in section 3
.ncernins roviso, excepting persons who observe
bsioners other day Of the week
e motion was lost by 7 to I.
pmmihe chOn 3 was lost by a vote of 7 to s.
lad been bluelIy seconded Sedman's amendment.
nature. pied. Section 3 as amended was adopted.
D a. IN. oman moved to amend section 4, SO that
benalty for violation shall be imprison-
Day. fol not less than 10 nor more than 81
Hays. Carried.
4nOng considerable amusement Sadman
moved TO strike Out the entire provision
Ptlon Oh punishment by Imprisonment. Lost.
D. third elton ! As amended Was adop,e,j,
fllehel he committee arose and the house ad-
freedom ned.