The Dillon tribune., 1885-01-24
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
The Council Committees lntroducoo
| I'm Roth Houses.

The President of the Council announced
the following standing committees:
1udiciarv-DeWolf Buck, Chessman.
Internal Improvements-Green, Card !
we'll, Kennedy.
Federal Relations - Fergus, Barrett,
Green.
Education and Labor-Mitchell, Cotant'
DeWolf:
Towns and Counties-Cardwell, Green,
Morris.
Public Lands-Barrett, Fergus, Cotant'
Roads and Highways-DeWolf, Green
Barrett.
Enorossment - Chessman, Mitchell,
Kennedy.
Enrollment-MiichelI, Barrett, Kennedy.
Printing-Kennedy, Morris, Buck.
Grazing and Stock Growing-Cotant,
Barrett, Fergus.
Military Affairs - Morris, Chessman'
Mitchell.
1ncorporations-Buck, Chessman, Nor
ris.
Agriculture-Fergus, Barrett, Cardwel'.
Elections-Buck, Fergus, Morris.
Indian Affairs Mitchell, Green, Barrett
Mines and Minerals - Morris, Chess
man, DeWolf.
Immieration-Cardwell, Kennedy, Co.
tant.
The following are among the most I'M
portant bills introduced in the Council:
Barrett gave notice of bill to divide
counties into three districts for the election
of County Commissioners.
Ioint memorial NJ. 1, from the House,
concerning the leasing of the Grow keser-
walton, was taken up, read three times and
passed unanimously.
Green, c. !. R. No. I, to provide tor the
printing of bills not of general nature
and whose printing is not provided for by
the United States.
Council bill No. to provide for CON-
mission to divide the Territory into coun-
ties. Referred to Committee on Towns
and counties.
Council joint memorial No. I, relating to
Northern Pacific Railroad lands and reser-
yations by deeds of conveyance Of the
same. Referred to Committee on Public
Lands.
Council bill No. ?, amending Chapter
3, Section S. of the probate practice act
Referred to Judiciary Committee.
Council bill No. 3, to regulate the pub
lie printing. Referred to Committee on
Printing.
Council bill No. 4, to change the name
of William Hackerman to William Cave
Referred to Judiciary Committee.
Council bill No. s, regulating assign
ments for the benefit of creditors. Re-
ferred to Judiciary Committee.
Council bill No. 6, to amend Section SIG
of the fifth division of the Revised Stat
utes, relative to the qualification Of voters
Referred to Committee on Elections.
Council bill No. 7, an act regulating in
heritances. Ordered printed.
Buck introduced Council bill No. 8, fo'
the regulation of attachments on real es
tate and to amend Chapter 4 of the Code
Of Civil Procedure. Read twice and re-
ie:red to Committee on Printing.
Tingle presented petition from the citi
zens of Dawson county, praying the Leg
islature to amend certain sections of the
Revised Statutes by allowing ranchmen te
sell whisky when living five miles dis
tant from town by paying license of S:
a quarter.
Petition referred to the Committee or
Agriculture.
Kohrs. from the Committee on Grazing
and Stock Growing, reported H. J. r. No
4, referring to infectious diseases among
cattle and the proposed northern cattle
trail, with amendments, and with the rec
ommendation that the resolution, a.
amended 90 pass. KepOrr ADOPTED.
| The following bills have been introduced
in the House:
Potts, from the Committee ON Grazing
and Stock Growing, reported back Hous,
bill No. 4, an att to repeal the acts to pro
vide for stock killed or injured by rail
roads, with the recommendation that III,
bill do pass.
i By Potts, an act to amend an act to in
crease the compensation Of County Com
missioners. Read twice and referred t.
Committee on Ways and Means.
/ BY Forbis, H. J. r. No. B. for the relic
Of w. A. Clark. The resolution provide
that $97 be paid w. A. Clark to reimburs'
him for stamps purchased by him and use,