The Helena independent., 1889-03-14

He then moved that further proceedings
under the call b. dispensed with.
Council bill No. SO, relating ~ compensa-
tiOn of Jurors then passed the house by
nineteen Affirmative votes.
Council bill No. 81, requiring the publlca-
ton OF certain laws was also passed.
Pickman introduced house Dill No. o., 10
amend the laws concerning advertising
bids for the care OF the poor.
House bill No. bs, To prevent the sale OF
DONiOus drugs, and house bill No. IS, u en-
courage the establishment Of paper mills,
were reported correctly engrossed.
House bill No. 81 passed the house unan-
imOusly.
The council transmitted by request house
bill No. 56, providing compensation for
mayor and aldermen OF cities, aud Mantle
called Swlggett % the chair and spoke IN
behalf Of its passage. IL was passed by a
unanimous vote.
A communication was received from the
council returning house bill No. Ss ,relat-
ing 10 toll roads, aud stating that Il had
passed that body. Referred 10 the enroll
ment committee.
Council bill No. I6, providing for levy Of
taxes and assessment Of property, was taken
up and the clerk commenced 10 read. Muir
ray wanted the rules suspended and the
bill put on final passage, but the motion
was lost.
Mantle called Whitney to the chair and
BlAkeley moved that the amendments 10
the bill be read. The motion was lost
The bill passed by vote OF "a t0H
House bill No, %. ~ encourage the rs.
tAbilshment Of paper mill then passed by
a vote OF 10 tO6.
House bill No. 65. concerning home
steads passed by vote Of II to6.
Mantle took the chair and the council
traDsu tied house bill No. %, 10 prevent
scab 81 other contagious diseases among
sheep, having passed the council. Re
ferred 10 the enrolment committee.
House bill No. 3s, relating 10 toll roads,
house bill No. 81, for the care and main
tenance Of feeble minded children, and
council bill No. az, relating TO fees OF
county officers, were reported correctly en-
rolled and they were signed by the
speaker.
Council bill No. ~, concerning schools,
was made a special order for III o'clock
this morning In committee OF the whole.
House bill No. BS, relating 10 advertising
bids for the care Of the poor, was taken
from the general orders and passed unani-
mOusly.
Blakeley introduced house bill No 80, 10
define the time when saloons shall be
closed on general election day and Il was
lost by vote OF Toto l3.
The house went into committee OF the
whole, with Blakely in the chair
House bill No. 90, 20 define the meaning
OF the term "buslness hours" was taken
up and the usual paper ball and waste
paper basket throwing which characterlzes
the last days OF a Montana legislature com.
menced. While the fusilade was going on
the committee decided 10 report the bill for
passage.
House bill No. 81, concerning estrays,
was taken up when the committee arose.
The house resumed and the joint enroll.
ment COMMITTEES reported that house bill
No. l6, to create the Office Of mine In
spect0r, and council bill No. IL, relating t.
drawing OF juries, had heen presented Il
the governor for his consideration.
The same committee reported house bill
No. 43, 10 provide a code commission, as
correctly enrolled, and the speaker signed
IL.
At 1890 p. m. the house took recess fol
five minutes
The committee of the whole reported
house bill No. 60 for passage and it wa.
ordered 10 be enrolled.
The house went into committee of the
whole and again took up house bill No. 81
The committee decided 10 recommend II
for indefinite postponement
The committee also decided 10 recon
mend for indefinite postponement council
bill No. ~. To regulate county printing and
publishing.
House bill No. o., regarding costs In Ger
mend for passage.
Council joint resolution No. 10, TO print
5000 copies OF the constitution OF the state
of Montana was read.
The committee decided to recommend Il
be referred 10 a select committee Of three