The Helena independent., 1889-03-14

improvements. reported House bill No. Al,
concerning pawn brokers and Junk shops,
with the recommendation that the Dill
ON motion Of Kennedy council bill No.
81. which provides for forwarding copies OF
the new election laws 20 county clerks Tor
distribution 10 election officers, war READ
third time and passed. ,,,, ~. -
The president signed house Dlll NO, o.
relating 10 the employment OF court steho-
Middleton. by consent, introduced coun-
ell Joint resolution No. ", relating % the
prlntinR Of laws. The resolution author-
izes the Judiciary committees OF the two
houses 10 suggest 10 the present board such
laws as II would BE- desirable 10 nave
printed first ltdld not Anecl the old law
al all, and was introduced IN me nope thaI
IL might expedite matters. After brief de-
bate the resoluti0n was adOpted-ayes Z,
nays g. ,
House bill No. 81 was read and placed on
House blil No. 50, which closes business
houses on Sunday, was read aud caused a
brief rlpple. But after few moments de-
DAte. a motion that lis consideration be In
definitely postponed prevailed.
House hill No 81, which provides Tor the
care of feeble minded and imbecile chill.
M.
ton Of Middleton the rules were suspend
ed. the bill read third time and passed by
unanimous vote.
HOUSE bill No So, relating 10 certain for
frituTes, was sent back 10 the house for
correction, owing 10 clerical error.
House bill No. 62, which provides for the
extension Of the northern boundary OF Fer
gus county, passed under suspension OF
of the rules.
Recess I'LL 7.y0 p. m.
Al The evening session on motion Of Mid
dletOn house bill No. 56 was recalled from
the committee on towns and counties In
order that Ii might be returned 10 the
house.
The president signed council Joint reso.
luton No IS, relating 10 mineral lands
within the Northern Pacific land grant;
also, council bill No IL, relating 70 draw
ing luries; also, house bill No. ~, provld'
ing Tor the appointment OF a mine Inspect
House bin No. ~, relating to toll roads,
bridges, was read third time and passed.
House bill No. "a, relating TO location
and recording Of mining claims, was read
ihlrd time and lost by tie vote. Bickord
gave notice that he would 10 day move To-
reconsider the vote by which the bill was
lost.
House bill No. 40, a bill TO prevent the
dissemination Of contagious diseases among
sheep, was read Third time and lost
Council Joint resolution No. IL, Tor the
relief Of the Sb0nkln Stock association was
read a third time. Collins explained the
reasons for introducing the resolution.
The resolution was lost by n tie vote.
House amendments 10 council bill NO.
~, relating Ia the collector OF taxes and as
sessment OF property were cODcurred In
and the bill ordered enrolled.
House bill No. 81. which prevents the
sale Oi certain n0xious drugs was read and
under suspension OF the rules placed on
general orders for consideration by com
mittee of the whole.
The president signed council bill No. AZ,
relating 90 fees and salaries; also house
bill No. N, toll roads, bridges, etc, also
house bill No. 81 for care Of imbecile chill
dTen.
House bill No 90, relating TO the com
pensation Of mayor and aldermen OF lncor'
porated cities was returned from the house
and placed on general orders
House bill No b5, an act to encourage
the establishment ~ Rpaper mill. Rules
suspended and the bill placed on general
orders.
House bill No. 65, which amends section
S22, chapter I, first division code OF civil
procedure, was read and placed on general
orders.
Hatch, from committee on territorial af-
fairs, reported council Joint resolution TX,
making an appropriation of $500 yearly u
the Montana Historical society, as cor
rected, and the resolution was read third
time and passed by unanimous vote.
House bill No. 90, an act 10 amend sec
tious 1913, 1,6l4 and 1.Gl5 OF the general
laws. was read, the rules suspended and
the bill passed. Ayes Z, nays3.
The president signed house bill No. 43,
which provides for a code commission,
At 1890 p. III. council adjourned till 10 a.
m. to-day.