Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-02-08

and JOINT resolution shall take effect,
was read third time aud passed by a
unanimous vote Title agreed 10.
General orders were disposed OF.
The following message from the gov
ernor was received:
To the Honorable Legislative Coun-
cll:IThe term for which DIR. Herbert
Holloway was commissioned veterin-
AIRY surgeon for the territory Of Mon
tana. expires tomorrow, the seventh
day OF this month. | now nominate
him with the advice and consent oi
your honorable body to fill that Office
for the ensuing year.
Respectfully,
p. II. LESLIE.
On motion OF Kennedy the nomina-
tion was referred to committee on
grazing and stock raising.
HOUSE.
Reports of committees were received
as follows. From the committee on
interpretations, Carter, chairman. re-
commencing the passage Of G. b. Is,
relating to police magistrates 10 towns
and cities.
From the judiciary committee,
Hunt, chairman, recommending the
passage with amendment. Of c. B. IL d,
to amend the law relating to county
attorneys.
from select committee, Roberts
chairman, recommending the passage
with amendments of G.. J. NJ. Z, relst-
ing to alien ownership OF mines.
Bills and reports placed on general
orders.
Congdon gave notice OF a bill TO
amend chapter %. fifth division. com.
piled statutes.
Joslyn gave notice Of a bill for the
suppression Of lottery schemes.
Blakely introduced II. b. "a, to pro-
vide for the appointment OF clerks In
probate courts and their salaries. II
provides that each probate judge may
appoint clerk at q salary Of 81, 200 .
year, the appointment to be optional,
and In case Of non appointment the
probate judge to become ex-officio
clerk and receive the salary himself.
Bill read twice and ordered printed.
Roberts introduced Fl. B.24, To amend
section 1904. chapter 5s, compiled stat
utee. relating to divorces. Read and
ordered printed.
Jones introduced H. b. 25. 10 amend
section 24l, chapter l3. fourth division
criminal laws, relating to minors fre-
quenting saloons. The bill makes n
unlawful for any person 10 sell liquor
to or allow minors to frequent saloons
or gaming houses under . penalty Of
$40 to 500 fine, I TO 80 days imprison.
meut or both. Minors are also forbid
den TO resort TO such plsces under .
penalty Of q fine Of from IS to $50 or
TO 80 days' imprisonment. All fines
thus collected to 20 into the school
funds of counties. Bill read and ordered
printed.
House went iuto committee Of the
whole, Saxton in the chair, 10 consider
general orders.
H. B. 8, the substitute for Comfort's
game and fish bill. was read, but ~
there were several deta.hsd amend
ments TO Il the committee decided to
report the bill back 10 the house with
the recommendation that Il be re-
printed ss amended.
G. B. No. Is. providing for the ap-
pointment Of sd-Interim police magis-
trates. was read. adopted and reported
with the recommendation that Il do
pass.
y. B. No. II, 10 amend the law TO
lsting 10 county attorneys, was dis
oussed by sections. and the COMMITTEES
decided to report 1t with the recon-
mendatlon that II do pass - amended
BY the judiciary committee.
The committee then arose and the
house resumed.
Congdon, by consent. reported cor
Ssctly printed H. B. Is, for the protee-
tion Of fish. and II. B. IA. relating 70
the dover rights Of iprans married
women. No. Is was referred 10 the
committee on territorial affAirs and
No. IA 10 the judiciary COMMITTEES.
Disposing Of Utah.