Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-02-10
TELEGRAMS.
Reported Expressly for the Daily Yetlo,ssssns
journal by the Wesfern Assoei0ted
Press and the Westera Unisn
Telegraph Cosnpanv.
NEWS ACCuMuLATI0NS
From the Icy Regions of the
North to the Balmy,
Sunny South.
The People of Wyoming Rise in
Wrath at the National
Park Project.
The Governor General of Canada
Pays Tribute to Ameri-
can Courtesy
In His Address at the Opening
Of the Dominion Parlia-
ment YESTERDAY.
A Call Made by Prominent Anti
Monopolists to Convene
at Chicago !,
For the Purpose of Organizing q
Political Party, on q
New Basis.
GENERAL TELEGRAPHS.
For the Purpose of Organizing q
Political Party, on q
New Basis.
GENERAL TELEGRAPHS.
MONTANA LEoIsLArURE.

THIRTY-THIRD DAYS SESSION.
Special to Yellowstone Daily Journal.
HELENA, Feb. 9.-CoUNCII-Coun-
Gil convened pursuant to adjournment
40 II a. m, with the president in the
chair. Roll was called and all found
present. Prayer by chaplain. Jour
nal of previous session was read and
approved. House bill No. q, an act
to enable the people of Stevensville,
Missoula county, to erect q school
house, by issuing coupon bonds bear
ing eight per cent. interest, payable
semi-annually, was read third time
and passed. House bill No. 4S, an act
to provide for printing blanks In the
governors Office, being on Its second
reading, White moved to amend 1t.
by providing that the amount paid for
lithographing shall not exceed 500.
Adopted. The rules were suspended
and bill read third time and passed.
Concurrent resolution for final ad-
journment Of the Legislature at 9 p. m.
on the first day of March, being under
consideration, and OH third reading,
Mitchell said the history of all legisla-
ton in Montana, showed that all pre-
vious resolutions for final adjournment
were passed and reconsidered, again
and again. Cox said that II the men,
bers wanted to go home without at
tending to the business, he would say,
go tomorrow, or If they wished to re-
main for the purpose of the general
business, he would forfeit his personal
interest at home, and stay here until
that was done. Mitchell moved to re-
commit the resolution to the commit
tee on ways and means. Not agreed
to, the question being on the original
resolution. Hamilton moved call
of the house, and the sergeant-at-arms
was sent for absentee, and brought In
Mr.. Cardwell. The resolution was
then defeated by vote Of 7 to s.
Council then took recess.
HOUsE.-House bill No. Is, an act
creating the Office Of county attorney,
was read q third time. Meadow
poved call of the house. A call was
had, and Botten and Comfy found to
be absent. Forbis moved to dispense
with further call Of the house. The
motion was lost. The absentees having
appeared, further call Of the house was
dispensed with. A discussion Of the
bill ensued. Conly was of the opinion
that the bill would increase the ex-
pense Of the territory from 5000 to
ia, 900 year, and. In the interest of
economy. he should oppose II. Hick-
man thought Conly's estimate Of the
cost was too high. By the provisions
Of the bill, oil counties were put upon
the same footing, and those doing the
largest amount Of busIness' were re-
quired to bear the heaviest burden.
The district attorney Of Madison lived
In Bossmsn. and experience had de-
monstrated that II will become neces-
sary for thst offioer, In order 10 attend