Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-02-03
Sunday. February 3. 1889.
SIXTEENTH LEGISLATURES.
Nineteenth Day-Feb. l.

judiciary, to whom was referred c. b.
No l6, relating to attachments, re-
ported 1t back TO the council with
recommendation that it do pass: also
q. b. Is, relating TO police magistrates
in incorporated towns and cities,
recommending passage.
Collins, chairman OF committee on
printing, reported C. b. No. IL, an act
to amend section 1907, 5th division,
Compiled Statutes OF Montana. relat-
ing to the time when acts and joint
resolutions shall take effect, and C.. b.
No. 10, relating to vagrauts examined
and correctly printed.
Thompson, of Deer Lodge, intro
duced c. b. Nc. %. al act to define
and establish the eastern boundary of
Deer Lodge county. Resd first and
second times and on motion Of Brown
referred ~ the members from the two
counties Observation-Disclosures and
Deer Lodge.
G. b. No. 6 was returned to the
council having passed the house by q
unanimous vote and was rererred to
the committee on enrolment.
Council vent into committee OF the
whole, with Brown in the chair, to
discuss c. b. No. IL, an act TO amend
sections 1896, 1887 and 1928. 5th d.
vision, Compiled Statutes Of Montana.
relating to the legal rate Of interest
aud when the committee arise they
report the bill back 10 the council
with the recommendation that it do
pass. Carried.
c. B. No. IL, an act TO amend SEQ
ton 1897. 5th division. Compiled
Statutes Of Montana, relating to draw
ing juries, occasioned some discussion.
It was moved whom the committee
arise they report the bill back to the
council with the recommendation that
IL do rass. Carried.
Brown, chairman of the committee
Of the whole, asked further time to
make his report. Granted.
Brown. chairman OF committee Of
whole, which considered c. Bills Nos.
u and Is reported that the committee
recommended their passage rs amend
ed. Bills ordered e~ngrossed.
Thompson. of Deer Lodge, chair
man Of committee on engrossment, to
whom was referred c. J. M. No. 8,
relating to the admission Of Montana,
reported IL had been correctly en-
crossed. The memorial vas placed on
third reading OF council bills.
H. b. No. s, relating to the paying
of bountles on certain stock killing
animals, was read first and second
times.
C. J. NJ. No. s, relating to the ad.
mission Of Montana. was read third
time, placed on final passage and car
rled.
HOUSE.
G. b. No. 8, TO amend section 754,
code Of civil procedure, relating to
attachments In Justices courts, was
reported adversely by the judiciary
committee.
III. b. 4, Haskell's bill to provide for
the transfer Of unexpended balances
from certain funds to the general
funds of counties, was reported with
amendments for passage by the ways
and means committee.
The committee on mines and miner.
ais reported on the governors message,
recommending the creation Of the
office OF mine inspector and the ap-
poiutment OF a commissioner TO the
Paris exposition, with the recommen-
dalton that the governors suggestion
be carried out. Report filed.
Congdon gave notice Of a bill to
amend sections 1882 TO l441, and sec
tions l443, 1445 aud l44s, chapter SO,
9Th division, General Laws, relating
to rights Of married women.
II. b. No. s, the bounty bill was re-
turned by the council ne improperly
engrosssd. The vote by which IL
passed was reconsidsred and the bill
was referred for engrossment
@. b. No. 4, allowing women to
practice law, was read twice and re-
ferred 10 the judiciary COMMITTEES.
G. B. No. q. 10 authorize counties to
build free bridges was read twice and
v.fsrsd 10 the COMMITTEES on towns and
counties. /
@. ]. N. 4, askingiths amendment Of
che alien land cot, was read twice.
Davis movsd.to suspend the rules
.rd p,,s the memorial at once. Lost.
tn. memorial was then referred to the
.omm,ttee on mines and minerals.
Hostell introduced II. B. IL. Great
,,v territorial board Of equalization,
n,scribing is duties, and certain
nmc.s. IL was q lengthy document
md ia first reading iwss dispensed
nth. The bill was ordered printed.
uoose went into committee Of the
vboIe, swigsst. in the chair,
II. D. No. 4, Haskslps bill 70 trans J