The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-02-14

= unlawful to hunt within the ehc'ooo
&c others unless permission has been given
,,y tho owner or his agent. Read twice anu
referred to Committee on Grazing '''
Stock Growing.
By Potts, House bill No. So, autno''1"s
The organization and incorporation OF an
nuitv, safe deposit and trust cof'lp'''
Rules suspended, bill read twice ~ ''''e
and ordered printed.
By Jurgens, House joint resolution >o'
s, for the purpose of placing insurance ~"
the Montana Law Library Inc reso'u-
ton appropriates $325.5o to secure an ~
surance on the library OF $1,000 lor n'e
years. ;
House bill No. 80, to create the county Oh
Ravalli Bill read third time.
By Potts, House bill No. 81, an act 70
amend section 292, article :; chapter TO-
f1h division of the Revised Statutes. II
Gives a party whose wife is not living IN
the Territory a right to deed real estate
without her signature, and barring claim OF
dover on her part. Bill read twice and re-
ferred to Judiciary Committee.
Also. House bill No. IS, an act tor the
relief of A. J. Davidson and w. N. Bald
win. The bill appropriates $1,000 70 the
narties named to reimburse them tor loss
sustained BY the failure of the Governor to
fulfill q contract made with them for work
at the Penitentiary. Read twice and re-
ferred to Ways and Means Committee.
House bill No. 40, an act to amend Sec
ton So, article ?, fifth division OF the Ke'
vised Statutes, requiring County Treasur-
ers to make quarterly reports of the finan-
cial transactions of the County Commits
sioners, and transmit copy of the same,
together with any amount that may be due
to the Territorial Treasurer. Read third
time and passed unanimously.
By Hatch, House joint resolution No. 9,
making an appropriation to the Territorial!
Law Library. The resolution appropriates
$4,000 for the purchase Of books. Read
twice and referred to Committee on Terri
torial Affairs.
By Holt, House bill No. g, an act to
enable the Commissioners to bond the in
debtedness of Custer county. The bill
authorizes the issue of bonds amounting to
100000, running not less than ten nor
more than 20 years, and bearing interest at
the rate of seven per cent per annum. Bill
read twice and referred to Committee on
Towns and Counties.
BY Holt, House bill No. 81, a bill for the
better protection Of the live stock interests
Of the Territory. Bill read twice and or
dered printed.
House bill No. IS, to amend an act to
provide for series of text books for use in
public schools. Bill read twice and order
ed printed.
COMMITTEE REPORT.
Page, from the special committee sent to
te examine and report upon the condition
OF the Territorial Pententiary and Insane
Asylum, submitted the result of their ex-
aminations. The committee reported the
sanitary condition of the Insane Asylum
to be excellent, and the management to be
frst-class. The arrangement of the build
ings was not as convenient as would in
some cases he desirable, but this was ow-
ing to the fact that the contractors, rot
knowing when their contract might be an
nulled, did not feel warranted in construct
ing buildings which would be of no value
except for the purpose Of caring for insane
patients. The committee recommended
that bill be passed authorizing the pur-
chase of building site, and the erection
Of buildings for the use of Territorial In
sane Asylum.
Concerning the Penitentiary, the COM
mittee recommended that the joint resolu-
ton, introduced by Seligman, praying Con-
gress that the building be completed, be
passed; also, the bill authorizing the Gov
ernor to contract for the maintenance and
safe keeping Of Territorial prisoners in
Eastern Penitentiaries, be passed. The
committee stated that they had heard sew
eral complaints from prisoners that money
sent them by letters from their homes had
had not been received; that articles sent by
prisoners from the Jail were never heard Of
afterwards, and that some of the guards
were unnecessarily severe. While feeling
disposed to allow good deal of latitude
Tor such complaints, the committee thought
some plan should be devised to prevent
sucn occurrences.
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