Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-02
QUE LEGIsLATURE CONTINUES ITS
Bs-ENNIALs EssI0N.

on e~ngrossment, reported @.
B. No. 8, an act t o amend section 745,
code of civil procedure. compiled statutes
OF Montana, relating to attachments in
Justices courts. correctly e~ngrossed.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Middleton introduced G. B. No. II, an
act to amend Section 1857, Fifth Division,
Compiled Statutes oil, Montana relating to
time when legislation shall take effect.
Read second time by title and referred to
printing COMMITTEES.
Thompson OF Deer Lodge, introduced G.
C. No. Is, an act providing for the safety
OF passengers travelling by rail. Read sec
ond time by title and referred to the print
ing committee.
Conrad introduced G. B. No. 10, an act
entitled an act to amend section 242,
fourth division, criminal laws, compiled
statutes of Montana. relating to Migrants.
Read second time by title and referred to
printing committee.
A message from the House was received
and read.
THIRD OF COUNCIL BILLS.
C. B No. 8, relating to an act to amend
section 754, code of civil procedure, COM
piled statutes of Montana, relating to at
tachments in justices courts, was read third
time, passed by unanimous vote, and re-
ferred to the committee on enrolment.
Moved and carried that general orders be
dispensed with.
Recess uHtil 2 o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Conrad, chairman of committee on graz
ing and stockraising, reported that that
portion OF the Governors message for the
/ paying of bounties ON certain stock killing
animals, and hat the reports OF the Ter
ritorial Veterinarian and brands had been
earthly examined and recommended that
the bounties be paid and the reports re-
ceived.
THE GAMBLING BILL.
Brown, chairman of committee on judi
ciary, to whom was referred II. B. No. 2,
relating to prohibiting certain gambling
games, reported aud recommended the
passage OF the bill; also G. B. No. 5. relat-
ing to the duties Of county attorneys in d.
| vorce cases, recommending it be not passed;
G. B. No. 5, relating to allowing women to
practice as attorneys at law without re-
commendation.
Middleton, chairman OF committee on
township and sounties, to whom was re
ferred the petition from the people OF
| Madison, relative to cutting part OF
Madison county off and transferring to
| Gallatln, county, asked that it be referred
to a special committee composed OF mem
beers from Madison, and also that G. B.
No. z, an act to authorize counties to
build free bridges be passed with amend
| ments. The petition was referred as rec
| commended.
The bills were placed on general orders.
NOTICE OF BILLS
By Hatch-A bill to amend section 953,
fifth division Of the compiled statutes oil
Montana, relative to county ~treasurers.
By Middleton-A bill providing for an
agricultural and mechanical college in
Montana, and Il bill to appropriate Ger.
tain moneys to pay expenses OF said insti-
tuition.
H.. j. r. No. 4, for the appointment of a
committee to inspect the ~penitentiary, ETC.,
was unanimously passed under suspension
OF the rules.
Council went into committee ofthe whole,
with Odds of Madison in the chair, to con
slider general orders.
II. B. No. 2, prohibiting certain gambling
games, was taken up. Some discussion was
carried on, but no action had been taken
on the bill when this report is sent.
IN THE HOUSE.
House met at 10 o'clock and opened in
usual form.
Rae, from committee on elections and ter.
| ritorial affairs, reported a substituted for III.
B. No. 6, Pickman's bill, to regulate the
practice OF medicine, and recommended its
passage in lieu OF the original bill. The sub.
stitute is merely a perfection OF the origi.
nal, being a consolidation OF the best feat
urss OF Pickman's bill! and the bill intro.
buced on the same subject in the Council,
which is the bill recommended by the Terri.
torial Association OF Doctors. Substitute
read and placed on general orders.
Notices Of bills were given as follows:
By Hunt-Of q bill to amend an act en-.
| abling certain cities and towns to incur in.
| ~debtedness. ~
By swiggett-Of a bill relating to the
discipline of the National Guard OF Mon
tana.
10 INSPECT THE PEN.
Murray introduced e. C. r. No. 1. pro.
viding that a committe of five from the
House and three from the Council be ap-
pointed to proceed to the Territorial peni-
Tertiary and the insane asylum, inspect
those institutions and report the results OF
such inspection to the Legislature, together
INSTRUMENTATION as they may see fit
to make. Resolution adopted. Appoint
ment OF committee deferred.
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considered.
Jones introduced II. B. No. 10, to pro-
vide for the compensation of justices OF the
peace. Bill read twice and ordered printed.
Swiggett reported H. B. No. 8, the game
and fish bill, from committee OF the whole,
with amendments and recommended it's
passage. Report and amendmen' q adopted.
TO REGULATE THE PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.
The House vent into committee OF the
whole, Waite in the chair, for the consid-
Grafton Of general orders. II. B. No. 6,
to regulate the practice Of medicine, was
taken up.
The first section OF the bill was amended
80 as to include a graduate Of the Elec-
trio School Of Medicine on the examing
board. Other sections were discussed and
amended, and finally the bill was reported
back to the House, with the recommends
ton that it be referred to a select commit.
tee OF five for further consideration.
House resumed. Report Of Waite, chair.
mar OF committee OF the whole on H.. B. 6,
was adopted and the bill referred to a spe-
cial committee consisting OF Messrs. Pick.
man, Swiggett and Moore. who are to
confer with the Council committee on the
subject.
A communication was received from the
Council, transmitting c. B. No. 8, relating
to attachments in justices courts. Bill
read twice and referred to the judiciary
committee.
Recess till 2 p. m.
NEW YORK,S BIG STRIKE.
The Situation Anything but Cheering.
Riots and Rows ali Day Long.