The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-03-13
FIFTY.EIGHTH DAY.

tnls uoTuluS DeWOue, Dy unaulhOuS con
sent, introduced q bill to encourage the
propagation Of quail and to punish the kill.
Ing thereof, and the bill was passed under Q
suspension of the rules.
Forbis' bill, creating the Office Of county
attorney. was passed without amendment by
unanimous vote.
The House bill concerning the fees Of ju-
rors in civil cases was passed unanimously.
The House bill for the better protection OF
live stock was passed by q vote of 10 to 2.
DeWolfe and Kennedy voting In the mega
tive.
De Wolfe's bill to create text book com
mission was passed by q vote Of 0 to 2, Buck
and Greene voting in the negative.
Most Of the morning was spent In COM
mittes of the whole, and q considerable
number of bills were discussed.
Buck, by consent, introduced . bill giving
the Territorial Treasurer the fees for record
ing marks aRd brands, and under suspen-
sion Of the rules the bill was read . third
time, but discussion arising the bill was then
sent to the committee on towns and coun-
ties.
In the afternoon, the Fl. J. r. for the en-
ployment of additional clerks was passed.
A number of House bills were read aud re-
ferred.
House bill to confirm the title Of the Col
Deer Lodge, was passed with some verbal
amendments.
House bill to enable the Commissioners of
Custer county to fund the county indebted
ness, was passed, Morris voting in the mega
tive.
House bill to enable Corvallis school dis
trfct, Missoula county, to issue bonds to
build school house, was passed under sus-
pension of the rules.
House joint memorial against the repeal of
desert w
ting in the negative.
House bill to limit the compensation Of
Justices Of the Peace and Constables, was
passed under suspension Of the rules.
official map of Montana, was amended 50 rs
to provide for the Territory taking 300 maps
at ~ each, and passed as amended, Kennedy
and Mitchell voting no.
House bill to furnish officers for affixing
their jurat to oaths, when the oaths had not
been administered, was passed
House joint resolution appropriating $1,000
for the Territorial law library, was defeated,
Buck, Chessman and DeWolfs being the
only affirmative voters, with Armstrong alb
sent.
House bill to amend section 116 and to re-
peal section 800 LIST division Revised Statutes,
was passed, as was also House bill allowing
debt.
In the House joint resoluti on was passed
providing for additional clerks.
The vote which passed Potts hill provi-
ding Tor the deposit OF public funds in Banks
was reconsidered and the bill was indef-
nitely postponed by vote of IL to IL.
House concurred in Council amendments
to the bill for the better protection of the live
stock interests Of the Territory. The bill is
= very strong measure, but 1t only applies to
pawsop, Custer, Yellowstone, Lewis and
olarke; Meagher and Cheteau counties.
Pages memorial against the repeal of the
desert land act, was passed
,Fisk's bill regulating the sale and use of
and similar substances, was
passed unanimously.
The substitute for the bill to enable Gala
tin, Jefferson, Madison and Silver Bow to
aid the construction of q railroad from Butte
70 Bozeman, was discussed at length It
simply provides for exemption from taxa.
slo 2at tor ~ ten The substitute passed BY
Council bill by Greene in regard to county
surveyors was passed
Council bill changing the penalty for car
rylng concealed Weapons was passed.
Council bill relating to the preservation
and auditing of accounts by the County
Commissioners was passed, as was also Coun-
Gil bill to facilitate the service of process on
personal property.
=. Council joint memorial relating to the PEN
''entlary at Deer Lodge, was passed.
Council bill to provide for teaching a trade |
20 INDECENT blind persons, was passed.
Council bill relating to INDECENT persons |
brought into this Territory, or taken from |
one county to another, was read a third time.
but was recsmmitted to Forbis for amend, |
nent.
Council joint resolution to paw Fisk Bros.
or cuts used in printing marks and brands, |
vas passed.
Council bill to exempt from taxation for
en- years railroad from Billings to Bull |
fountains, was passed by q vote Of 16 TOT. !
Council bill to amend sections 455 and .O2I. |
IN division, Revised Statutes, was passed
DeWoifes three bills with regard to public
Dads and Read Supervisors, and road taxes
veIe passed. These make an entire change
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