Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-02-08
Twenty-Fourth Day
OF the Sixteenth Session of the
Last Legislative Assembly of
This Territory.
Mesgher and Dawson Hankei
For the Australian System
Clerks for Probate Court.


/ NN' w 'e9 's
COUNCIL.
Kennedy presented petition from
the people Of Meagher county asking
for system Of voting as was covered
by c. b. No. s. 1t il signed by most
Of the principal citizens from Diamond
q endening and White Sulphur
Springs. On molten Of Thompson
Of Deer Lodge. the petition was re-
ferred to the committee on elections.
Middleton presented petition from
the people Of Custer county asking fol
the passage of an act to compel gam.
bling houses to close their doors from
l2 o'clock on Saturday until Monday
morning. signed by all principal citi-
zens Of Custer County.
Olds presented petition from citi-
zens Of Madison and Beaverhead ask.
ing for the passage of an act to es'ab
lish board of examiners to examine
physicians who shall practice medi'
cine IN those counties, so that fraud
cannot he practiced. Any amount OF
fun was created by the reading Of this
petition. II was referred to The COM
miitee on territorial affairs.
Conrad presented petition from the
w. C. T. U. II was headed: ITO the
Honorable Senate of the Uuited states
Of America 1t was declared void
and sent back to the prosecutors.
Collins presented q petition from
the people Of Meagher county asking
that the Montana and Barker Mining
company may be transferred from
Msagher county to Cascade county.
Signed by principal men from that
mining company.
Ii was received and referred to q
special committee composed OF the
members from Cascade and Msaghsr
counties.
Council went into committee Of the
whole TO consider H. b. No. 8. an act
to provide for the paying NJ bounties
on certain stock killi1e animals.
Middleton moved that seeing there
were 30 many absent the bill be made
special order for Friday at 2 O'Clock.
Lost.
Hoffman moved to amend this mo-
tion by having bill brought up from
time to time, but not TO consider IL
until all members were present Car
ried. Pro. 't
c.. No. 10, an act TO amend sec
tions 242 and 2i8, 4th division Crimi-
nal Laws, relating 10 vagrants. was
next bill on orders for consideration.
Thompson, Of Deer Lodge. moved
when the committee arise the bill be
reported back TO council with the rs-
commendation that 10 do pass. Car
ried.
c. B. No. 20, an ACT to osmepd section
245. lst division. Civil Procedure. rec
lating TO the formation Of juriss. Read
with Amendments. eh g. 10y
Thompson, Of Deer Lodge. moved
when committee arise the bill be re-
ported back with recommendation that
it do pass. Carried.
A. b. No. 4, Q bill for an scs to trans
fer certain moneys Into the general
fund Of county treasures.
Thompson, Of Deer Lodge. moved
when the committee arise this bill be
reported back 10 the council with ths
recommendation that Il do pass.
Aftsr some dircussion on the part Of
Thompson. Of Deer Lodge. Hoffman,
Brown and Middleton, the motion Of
the gentleman from Deer Lodge was
carried.
O. B. Nos. 10 and 20 were referred to
the engrossins committee and H. b.
No. 8 to third reading.
Kennedy presented . petitisn from
the citizens of Dawson, asking for the
passage Of bill providing for . sys-
tenn OF election.
Brown introduced @. B. No. 81, an
cot TO regulate bars and gats-. IL ives
read and referred to the printing CON.
mittse.
II. b. No. I, an cot TO provide ibs
the pay mept Of certain moneys ints
the general fund wss Rad third time
and placed on Anal passsge.
The bill was defeated BY . unsni-
nous vote.
c. B. No. I. an sct 10 sstAblIsh ter
ritorial board OF inspsctiop n stnn
boilers and for the examination and
licensing Of stationery enKinesn was
up for third reading.
The bill was passed BY unanimous
vote, under suspension Of the rales.
O. ID. No. ". IN cot TO amend SEQ
ton 1907, nfth dIvision, compiled stat
uss. rslasing v the time when Aots