The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-08-07
THE HOUSE OF LORDS.
A SessiOn At which Local AnAirs Were
Neatly Touched Up.

| SessiOn at Which Local AnAifs Were
Neatly Touched Up.
The house Of lords met last evening in
Encore hail, Earl LOcky presiding. The
ron call was omitted. there being no roll,
and in the absence Of the house journal the
reading OF minutes OF the last session Was
indefinitely postponed. A resolution TO
refuse the press the privileges of the door
elected an animated debate. in which the
question became strangely involved with
that Of location OF the capital, peDiten-
tiary and insane asylum. II was finally
resolved 10 commit TO the custody OF Mar
Gus DAILY 81 Anaconda any reporter who
published correct report Of the proceed
lngs. The clerk, Lee Swords. Rad a resO-
luton, which wss adopted, prohibiting any
MEMBER OF the supreme court from con-
curing IN an opinion previously rendered
py any other member OF the court A plan
or representation in the state senate was
submitted which provided for a house OF
ss9 members, Dawson county 70 elect 100
Lewis and Clarke 1, and AnacOnda 500:
any man owning horse worth $40 900 ~
DC entitled 70 q senatOTship. The plan was
adopted, after an interruption by Baron
McCutcheOn, of Manitoba, who preseut ted
The report OF the committee on boQueL
together with the identical bOQuet thar has
served on various occasions in the house
OF commons, comm My known as the con
sttuu0nal convention. A message from
the prince OF Wales congratulated the
lords upon the admission OF Montana 10
the union and commended the directors Of
the Agricultural, Wine al and Mechanical
asSOciAtlOn upon the care they had taken
OF the stockholders interests. The mes
sage was Yolubly discussed by BarOus Joe
Davis and Shober, the former demonstrat-
ing that u should not be received and then
adroitly shifting 10 the Affirmative Earl
"A fhaa
containing suggestions for constitution
making, including legislation sufiic-
lent for the next hundred years
The newspapers were kindly given per
MISSION 20 print upon payment of SIS each |
70 the author. Baron Shober submitted q /
proposition that any one giving 8 friend /
STOCK IN any corporation be responsible to /
that friend for the actual value of the /
slGeS, j. h Iooie TO be responsible for the /
luu race value There was some uncer-
talnty IS TO the vote on this, as on several i
Qlher propositions. but the tossing up OF a Il
Canadian 2O-cent piece by the char settled
the question. sam Schwab was appointed Il
a committee OF one TO carry 10 The tele-
graph Office and pay the charges upon q
message in reply 10 the prince of
w ales' congratulations. The Committee
on military reported that out OF The
appropriation Ot S35,000 there had been
expended s22 900 for camp kettles. mess
pans, helmets and plUmes, and $40. $50 for
a diamond hIlted sword for the brlgddier
general, leaving $50 Il for the purchase of
3 Iour-gun battery. The report was signed
turnover, brigAdier general and acting
adJutant general" The lord chancellor
appointed y. Biedler. of the Crow nation.
IS governor, and his old friend Harry |
hummer as Lieutenant governor; ex- Gov. |
leslie AS commissioner OF pardOns, and
Prince Michael Angelo MeyendoTf as
( eper of seals in Alaska with head
quarters on an iceberg. The committee ON
alth and hope Is James B. Walker and |
teorge o. Eaton, and that on irrigation |
dessrs. ohober, Msssena BulIard and Nick
Nessler. Duke Woomsn was charged 10
reserve the purity of the pool box at the
ummer races. A hint that a collection was
bout % be taken up created a stampede, |
nj Earl DOckey was left alone to adjourn.