The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-01-30
The Montana Legislature.
Sixteenth Biennial Session
DAYS PRO-
CEEDINGS.

NO. s, an act 10 1menu Sectlou ''9 No'N
Of civil procedure of compiled statutes
of Montana relating to attachments III
Justice courts correctly engrosscd. f.
Middleton introduced c. b. No. II. an
act to amend section 1907, fifth division
complied statutes of Montana, relating to
time when legislation shall take effect.
Read second time by title and referred
to printing committee.
Thompson of Deer Lodge introduced
G. B. No. 1S, all act providing for safety
of passengers travelling by rail.
Read second time by title and referred
to printing committee. s...
Conrad introduced c. b. No. 10, an act
entitled an act to amend section az,
fourth division criminal laws compiled
statutes of Montana, relating to Migrants:
Read second time by title and referred
to printing committee.
G. b. No. 3, relating to an act to amend
section 754, code of civil procedure
compiled statutes Of Montana, relating to
attachments in justice courts was read
third time and passed by unanimous vote |
and referred to committee on enrolment.
Moved and carried that general orders
be dispensed with.
Recess until two O'Clock p. M.
AFTERNOON SESSION:
Conrad chairman of committee on
grazing and stock-raising, reported that
that portion Of the Governors message
for the paying Of bounties on certain
stock killing animals had been carefully
examined and recommended that the
bounty law be passed.
Reports received chairman OF
committee on judiciary, to whom was re-
fcrred II. B. No 2, relating to prohibiting
] r%oi,, Him trNr n rGnOrtpt and re-
commended the passage of the bill.
Also, G. B. No. s relating to the duties
of county attorneys in divorce cases re-
commenting 1t be not passed
&. B. No. 5 relating to allowing women
to practice as attorneys at law without
recommendations
Middleton, chairman of committee on
towns and counties to whom was referred
petition from the people of Madison re-
iative to cutting part of Madison county
} off and transferring it to Gallatin county,
asking that it be referred to Il special
/ committee.
with amendments
The petition was referred rs recon-
!, Also. that G. B. No. 7, an act to author
l ize counties to build free bridges be passed
mended.
Notices of bills were given as follows
By Hatch-Bill to amend section 90d
fifth division compiled statutes OF Mon
tana, relative to county treasurers.
g Bv Middleton-Bill providing for al
!, agricultural anl mechanical college il
Montana, and bill to appropriate certain
monevs to pay expenses OF said instltu
y ton.
v H..J. Il. No. for appointment OF com
mittce to inspect penltcntiary, ETC., wa
" unanimously passed under suspension
s the rules.
l. Council went into committee Of tn
g. whole with Olds, of Madison, in the chai
le to consider general orders.
ct H.B. No2 prohibiting certain gam
bling games was taken up and discussed
HOUSE.
House met at ten o'clock.
Rue from committee on elections an
~, Territorial affairs reported substitute II
10 II. b. No. 6, Picknlan's bill, to rcgulat
practice of medicine and recommends
lit its passage in lieu Of the original bill. NJ
its substitute is merely Il perfection OF II
original, being Il consolidation OF the he
-, features OF Pickman's bill and the bill i
-: ~ troduced Oh the same subject i'll the co'l
mns m Gil. which is the bill recommended
"s the Territorial association Of doctors.
The substitute was read and placed {
ny, general orders.
ed Notices Of bills were given as follows
;er By Hunt--Bill to amend all act ena
ling certain cities and towns to incur
,.- dcbtedness.
~, ~ BY Swiggett- tt-Bill relatingto discipli1
~" :" OF national guard of Montana.
"s Murray introduced II. q. X. No. 4, pl
viding that !. committee Of five from
lip house and three from the council he f:
%<,A hn Tnr
her itentiary and insane asylum and insp
e. these Institutions and report results
such inspection to the Legislature, t"gr
oh ar with such recommendations AS Il
u NAV see fit to make.
bic Resolution adopted. The appointing
the of the committee was deferred.
me A message from council was read !;
lied considered.
Jones introduced II. B. No. 10 to =
~ vide for compensation OF justices
va the peace.
Itch Bill read twice and ordered printed.
an Swiggett reported II. b. No. 3, g;
,an- and fish bill, from the committee OF
whole with amendments and rccomme
80 ed its passage.
ken. Reports and amendments adopted.
mia, The House went into committee OF
tho whole, Waite III the chair, for the {
sideration of general orders.
says Fl. Is. No. 6 to regulate the prac
tive of medicine was taken up. The
the section of the bill was amended so rs
n,se include graduates of eclectic schools
the medicine. The examining board
,;tad other sections were discussed and am'
he ed, and finally the bill was reported |
o'nld to the house with recommendation
S;nu it be referred to Il select commltte
he three for further consideration.
man House resumed.
This Report of Waite, chairman OF com
;mi. tee of the whole, on II. B. No. d
smh- adopted, and bill referred to special {
chn- mittee consisting of Messrs. Pickl
hv Swiggett and Moore, who are to co
III al with the council committee OH the
RENE ject.
n he A communication was received
the council transmitting c. B. No. 8
lating to attachments In justices cou
Bill read twice and referred to judit
~ committee. Recess.
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and M1ssouLA, Jan. 28.-The sal'
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