Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-02-05
OF the Sixteenth Session of the
Last Legislative Assembly Of
This Territory.
Tie Council Presents a Substi.
tute for Hunts Gambling
Bill. Other and Divers
Bills.
Twentieth Day-Feb. 2.
COUNCIL.

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All present.
Thompson, of Silver Bow, chairman
ofspecisl committee TO whom was re-
ferred e. b. No. !, an act to provide
for the establishment OF Territorial
Board Of Inspection Of Steam Boiler,
and for the examination and licensing
of stationery engineers, recommends
its passage with amendments. It was
referred TO general ORDER; also ii. B.
No. ., al act prohibiting certain
gambling games and fixing the penal
ty for the violation thereof, reported
ii back to the Council with "a sUbsti-
lute and with the recommendation
that the substitute be adopted. Read
first and second times and referred 10
general orders.
Thompson, OF Deer Lodge, asked II
the substitute would be sent 10 the
House rs G. S. No. 2, to II. B. No. 2?
He also stated that this substitute
would kill the House bill. He there
fore moved 10 make this Counci bill
and let II. b. No. be passed.
Middleton also stated that the sug-
gestion from the gentleman from Deer
Lodge was good one and said be had
some doubt II the substitute would
pass both houses. He therefore sug-
gested that the rules be suspended and
the title Of the substitute be considered.
He also moved that the G. 8. No. 2 be
made a bill and II. b. No. be passed
rs II stands.
Thompson, Of Silver Bow, asked to
withdraw ths substitute for considera-
tion Of the special committee. Grant
ed.
Brown gave notice Of tine introduc-
tiou of bill to amend Sections 1857,
'5s, 80, 80. 81, 'e2, '6s rnd "a, Fifth
Division Compiled Statutes, relating
10 parties occupying public domain.
Council went into committee Of the
whole, with Hatch In the chair.
First bill on General Orders was @.
b. No. I6. an act to amend Sections
lsl tols3, first division, Code Of Civil
Procedure. Compiled Statutes. relating
to attachments, was read. 1t was an
ally adopted after some discussion -
amended.
Kennedy moved when the commit
tee arise the bill be reported back to the
council with the recommendation that
IL do pass. Carried.
@. b. No. Is was the next bill for
consideration and was adopted with
amendments as offered by the judi
cisry COMMITTEES.
Middleton moved that when the
committee arise the bill be reported
back 10 the Council with the recon.
mstdation that IL do pass. Carried.
Kennedy moved she oommittss arise.
Carried. 1sa .rru-.,e'
Hatch, chairman Of the committee
Of the whole. reported G. BIS. Nos. Isl
and l6 had been considered and rse-
commended that they do pass.
Kennedy moved the amendments
% reported by the committee be adop.
ted and the bills referred to the en-.
crossing committee. Carried.
On motion Of Thompson, Of Deer
Lodge. the Council took . recess until
2 o'clock.
Al this afternoons session the sub
stitute for the Hunt gambling bill vas
introduced as Council Bill No. %, and
ordered printed. IL will be acted up
on Monday.
HOUSE.
House met at ii o'clock.
H. B. ~, TO enable certain cities and
towns to incur Indebtedness. was re-
ported ,orreptly printed and referred
10 the committee on towns. counties
and highways.
Garrett, from the committee on
towns and counties, reported @. B. :,
to enable counties to build free bridge
with the recommendations that 10 DO
pass. Placed on general orders.
Hunt. from the judiciary committss,
reported III. b. 10, to provide for The
compensation Of justices Of the peace,
with The recommendation that Il pass
with smendmerts. Report and amend
mems placed on general orders. Also
q. b. No. 4. 10 allow women 10 prso
t'ce as attorneys 1t Law, without roo
concentrations. Bin plscsd on gen
erAl orders.
swixsett, chairman Of eomnissss Of
the whole. reported - foiiovs' That
H. b. No. 4. 70 provide for the trans'
fer Of moneys 70 the general iund, be