Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-14
HELENA STAYS ON TOP.
THE TEMPORARY CAPITAL TO RE
MAIN WHERE IT rs UNTIL 1899.
Helena's Victory Secured by Vote of 81
to acknowledgement Votes Favorable by
StiII Larger Majority Suf-
frase Again Almost Secures q Victory.
S,ther fpuastions Befere the Conyentiop.

frase Again almost Secures victory
other Questions Before the Convention
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moval question. e. Burns was excused
until Wednesday,. Richards was excused
for the dav an account of the death of hi,
oh;Id Kr;n,,onber, vas axcnsad for tb,
0n''1'
day.
Rotwit. chairman OF the committee OF
rights of suffrage. reported Callaway'f
proposition to submit the question o.
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PROVISION nsck Wlsnoqs =
kennedy moved tnae tne report % iaio
upon the table,. The eyes and noes wert
called for, resulting in the motion being
carried-ayes SO, noes 85; absent 2.
Warren moved that the report of the
committee 6e received and tne proposls,ol .l
nronosition and Burleieh moved to sus
pend the rules.
The question occurring upon burielgn
oI,Jm nnd on .no ot;gn ages "a onu adont ' "0 uN
.ur w,,,,.H sunrn.ar p,.vx
TIE "onaaN sl...I 80 49,,
In the consti1u1lon was oeleaoeo py 'ns
following vote: Ayes "a, noes a. absent
z; two-thirds vote being necessary to
carry q proposition under suspension of
the rules.
Rreen offered a resolution to the effect
that corporations blacklisting employees be
guilty. of a felony. Received and referred to
the committee on labor.
The special committee appointed to re-
relative to the free admission of Mexican
lead ores was granted further time in
which to report.
The consideration OF proposition No. 1S,
the article on state institutions and pub
lie buildings came up under the head of un-
flushed business.
Luce offered an amendment to Kanouse's
motion, providing that until permanent
state OF government shall have been estab-
su.,, M At HELENA.
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The ayes and noes were cailed' result
ing:
Ayes-Breen, Browne, Buford, Billiard,
Rnrla;ob Rurns A F. Rurns A. T.. Gard.
-, rsI.to- Co,hn Ch.s.non Collins
~en, oafPeno, Gn. o@S rroy.o o Ea+on E;aIJS
o:La S;,iatta GnJdor ri Graves Ham
anJ Dsn u;.shseIJ Hohson loves Kanouse
onJ Ma";nn;. Moooar Mea5ow MID
iIatn, MI Movers Parherrv Rotvitt.
I K Witer-37.
Noss-Aiken R;ckford. Galloway. Court
nav DIXON. Dnrfee. Hartman, Hatch, Ho-
,an' Kennedy. Knowles, Kohrs, Luce,
Marion. Marshall. Mitchell, Ramsdeil, Peck,
Robinson. Sarpeant, Schmidt, Stapleton,
roole 7. r., Warren. Whitehill, Winston,
Mr.. President-2S.
Absent-Burns E., Joy, Webster, Gay
ord-4.
Paired-Rickard, Watson, Knippenbnrg,
Hickman, Haskell, Dyer-6.
Warren offered a substitute but before it
was read, Collins moved to reconsider the
vote. MagiDnis moved to. lay that motion
On the table. The motion was put and
carried; ayes 10, noes ~ aosen' T. paired
Z. ~ So. r. lit.
j. 4. Ioole moved !ae previous .raoS moS'In Sn
On Kanouse's suost,tute as % amenaeo ts oy
Luce wnicn ls as lolioWs; 1l Ai!er Cna Ia ~
nisslon ol 1ns s.aee inoo .Ia Ino $500 +ho
The general election IN the year 1927, tne
lues1lon OF permanenU Ioca'on :la ~ cn1 20 eoo So
of government IL neisoy . pivsiueu W .bo be
unlimited TO tne quahnea elsc0ols vi Sne
state, and malorgy OF al Uns SoSes ,so;o upon
said question snail deCermIns Ine ioca.ion Ssn;na
Lnereol. In case tnele en"n o.;n oo ~ :n "
Of location at said election, the question ts OF
'nolce De1"een 'he Two plaoes ioi "n,OI oue
highest number OF votes shall nave peen
,ast, shall DC and ls hereoy supmloCeu IN
ike manner TO tne quahnea Vo0eIs a! olo
next general election Thereafter. froVlueu,
hat until the seat OF government snail
nave been permanently settled. tne tenn
Dorary seat OF government snail % ana re-
ha,n a. az ono 80: oy " - odo,+ tho s,bst;tute
a. amended was carried by the following
vote:
Ayes-Breen, Brown, Buford, bailaro'
6urielgn, ourn' ca.oii Sn.ns,tor
y oara"sy, S"I,;n" ~ r,,roJ fooner
Ianoy' o1ess Es ELL EU S;hson G;Iletb
raven HaIoh, rl1Iuo, oi T;.hsoId
Joddard' ura'es' hamm1nu; Ma";na;a
dobson, Joyes, Aanouse, Louu' M' n1!tahnH
Mayer, McAdoo, MiqoieUon, Mi'InoI'
Muth, Myers, farDerry' hao"l''' Aooie' -
<. Witter. 49,.
Noes-AlKen, DicKloru. DraAoioou' Toul
ley, Dixon, Durfee, Hartman, Haten'
Hogan, Kennedy, Knowles, konrs, Luce
Marion, Marshall Ramsdell, Keek, hooln'
son, Sergeant. Schmidt, Stapieton, !oole'
J. r., Warren, Whlteniil. Wuster, Mr' resi'
lent-26.
Absent-Burns, E., Joy, Webster, Gay'
ord-4.
Paired-Richards, Watson, knippenburg'
Hickman, Haskell, Dyer-6.
J. K. Toole then moved TO reconsider one
vote by which hanouse' RESOLUTION wae NE
aooptear anu Jay .aS une 40 % nnos %! ahsent
4. na;red 6. This
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I ,o1..oa
anu gleao 'ue'i,ne 'o D.;.;o,e
Wltter moved 10 alnenu iiopoeioon 10
by adding separate section empowering
the legislature to provide, as soon as pos
pible for a. school of mines, state uni.
vesr;tv, state normal school, insane asy-
Inn. deaf and dumb asylum, agricultural
college and two penitentiaries, and that no
two institutions be located in the same
nIace and none OF the institutions shall be
located in the capital city.