Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-24
HARD Al WORK AGAIN,
lCOKsTTTUTION MAKERS BEGIN An
0THER WEEK OF LABOR. Ia.

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session is becoming hkety. ID g nrst seesio
was called at p. m. and o sc0nd sessio
was held tonight. which last I'd until aft.
I11s, ,,eyo.L 4. s.. @z
l The preamble il still being discussed an
Warren's motion to make ID q special o.
der for Thursday was lost. He then o
Ifered substitute for Judge Dixon's subst
ftute. thread: Eve. the people OF Nor
Itans, do ordain and establish this const
tution.n "A. Middleton moved postpone
tmanf and aftlsr several other motions
iC-Ys. d.. ..I: =, - .... I.
.aa'oW1y inoifAon - le'ol ouo naoo.r =
the engroesng committee w4S adopted.
y. 4. ToOies chairman OF Lne commute
@ sne rnois ON an fSnsr ne sn Io :; rsposse,
tfayoraply On ME NO. - 6nd uniavoraDll
fon No. Z, land that NO. 9. on suffrage, %
considered by the committee OF the whole
The report was received ana adopted.
Article No. IL, on boundaries, Was reat
and adopted.
Maginnis moved that articie II, OF
boundaries, be placed after the preamble
and be known as article I. ne changed i
to refer 20 tine commItte on phraseologJ
and revision. Carried.
Kennedy moved that proposition No. 3
general ME NO. q, as reported upon Dy thu
Reek offered an amendment to the effec,
that those who had declared their inten
'ion 4
TO BEcoME CITIZENS aa
shouId be subject to military dutv. Car
r;aa a5 II #a" 9 .ss-s-
$50 49,, = s.
noDileon ono.u asa auoliunen. as
new section that the military should not
be called out except in the ease OF immi-
nent public danger on. urgent necessity.
thought it would pro hibit the governor
from calling out the a military for annual
encampment. He expla ined as to what
he considered imminent danger and neces.
sity, iss-a
Major Maeinnis. in defense OF the motion.
said fhey had found nothing of the kind in
other constitutions, He thoueht the gov
ernor was certainly able enough to tell
when the militia should he called out.
Wh;tehill riliculed tho atnendment. and
Middleton spoke against il as a proposi.
tion whicb sayored AN absurdity and
should not be sustained.
Robinson's motion was lost.
NH a q III.
- Lii 80 -. .-;od Mounted
'"'' N' 80 .....
THE WHEN SUBJECT TO MILITARY DUTY.
ouaat;on occurring upon the amendment.
r-,..I Ie..aa .,a,,.
1uoge Auo"i0s ohor0u "n W
the effect that able-bod!sd citlzens between
the ages OF eighteen ana 1orty.nve years ana
those that nave oectareu onelr lnten"oh 10
M. -, s,sso.oSr a .,,h.4;tnta 10 tho assoct
that all citizens OF the United States, or
who have declared their in6entlon TO De-
come sucn, resioing IN 1ne sosee' Dse~een
sn h;act | to ro;I;tarv dntv
The 'onestion occurring on Marrion's
substitute to the motion was lost on a tie
vote. .A,
MAJ. Maglnnis onered arss0iooion amenu-
ing the rates, which was by consent re-
ferred to the committee on rules. #
Maginnis was excused for the day.
Judges Knowles amenomen' Was 'nen
put and lost. .ts- --r. :. fs.,
Hershfield offered an addftlonal section
to the article on military an&lrs TO the
effect that persons OF religious beliefs averse
to bearing arms should be excused from
military duty.
In support OF his motion Mr. Herschheld
said that there was large lmmlgraton OF
Mennonites into Montana. and that they
were persons who did not Deileve In hgnt-
ing. nor do the Quskers.
Burleigh opposed the resolution. He
said there were no better money.making
people in the world than the Mennonites
and 1t they could not nght tnem serves bneV
could at least send some able.bodied Irish
man or German
ro M rur,R FIGHTING.
Eaton stated that there was g. provis-
ION in the report OF the military commit
tee which covered the point advanced by
M. uo-.cbf;eld ..., ~
n-->nao,I .-;tha,.w h;s ,..,,,,+;,>n .,d
nersnneio "i'nuio" LIE snu
the article on military anairs wsls tneh
adopted and referred to the enrolment
" O., notion ofJR Toole the convention
resolved itself into commlttee oI me
wnole Oh senef'' o1"0'0' o"' pon'0A AA 'A'
The renort of the committee on ,sduca-
tion was the next matter coming up, but
Richards, chairman OF the compnittee,
moved that 1t De passed ior bne pleseot,
which was done. j. X. Toele move d that
when the committee arise 1t report oaSk
che proposition OF Watson. to have the
laws printed IN the montana weekly pa
pers, and refer the same to the iegh saattve
committee. Carried:
On motion OF j. K. Toole, prop' osadon
No. IL, on labor, was taken up. =; T.
Toole moved to strike out lndns Fry IN
the first line. and insert "agricu lture-
Carried. .- i...
Luce moved to amend the sect' On by
striking out the words "the executiv % state
officers and inserting the word ~NaoV-