Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-13
rHE cossr1rUr1oE HAKERs TAKE
sAE AEADyOURSMENT TO MONDAY.
'rsviaing for the military Of the State.
IPay Of Stenographers-How Children
! shall Attend School Shall Not be Em-
] ployed In Mines Under Certain Age.

United States. The legislature shall pro-
vide by law for. the organization, equip
ment and discipline Of the militia. and
shall make rules and regulations for the
government OF the same. The organiza.
tion shall conform as nearly as practicable
Go the fegulations fof the government oi
the armies OF the United States. The
legislature shall provide by law for the
maintaining of the militia by appropria-
tions from the treasury OF the state.
They shall provide by law for the sale
keeping Of the public arms, military rec
ords, relics and banners OF the state.
When the Governor shall, with the con-
sent OF the legislative assembly be out OF
the state in time OF war. at the head Of any
military force thereof, he shall continue
Commander-in Chief of all the military
forces Of the state.
Referred to committee on printing.
Kohrs, chairman OF the committee on
agriculture, ETC., report on resolution three,
relating to the appointment OF commit
tee on irrigation, end advised the same be-
ing done. Upon the motion OF Burleigh OF
Custer, the number was made eleven men,
bers. ai
Both report and amendment were adopt
ed, and the chair will make the appoint
ment.
PAY OF sTENoGRAPHER, ETC.
Conrad, OF Cascade reported for the COM
mittee on printing, ETC., in relation to the
appointing OF an official stenogr apher, and
the amount OF salary to be paid him, and
the price per folio to be paid him for trans.
posing entire, the proceedings, debates, ETC.;
that they advise the adoption Of the follow.
ing schedule OF prices:
Salary per day, SIS; and 20 cents foreach
folio transposed. @z..s. -.=
This measure called forth considerable
discussion, but was on roll call lost by q
vote OF 80 noes to "a ayes.
Carpenter, OF Lewis and Clarke, moved
that the stenographer be employed and
act as aid to the chief clerk, and work for
committees as President may direct.
Resolution by Conrad, OF Choteau-There
shall be no new counties established unless
the assessed valuation within the limits or
boundaries described for the proposed
county shall be three millions of dollars or
more. No territory shall be taken from
any county whereby it would leave said
county with less than four millions of dol
lars OF assessed property. Referred to COM
mittee ON city, town and county organiza.
tion.
SCHOOL AGE OF CHILDREN.
Proposition by Eaton, OF Park-Every
parent, guardian or other person in the
state of Montana having control Of any
child between the ages of 8 and Ia years,
who is of ordinary physical, and mental
strength, shall be required to send such
child TO O public school or private school
taught by q competent instructor for, q
period OF at least twelve weeks in each
year, six weeks OF which shall be consecu.
tive. The legislative assembly shall, by
legislation, carry this section
into full force and effect. Referred to COM
mittee on education.
Resolution by Eaton Of Park-That no
child under fourteen years OF age shall by
any corporation or person be employed
in mines or manufactorie in this state.
Referred to committee on labor.
Resolution by Luce OF Gallatin-That no
citizen of the State OF Montana shall ever
be required to obtain a license from or to
pay any tax or money to the state or any
county thereof, or municipal corporation
therein, for the privilege or authority to
carry on or engage in any trade, profession,
occupation or business whatever.
Referred to committee on finance.
II SUBJECT OF IRRIGATION.
Resolution by A. J. Burns OF Lewis and
Clarke county-That the subject Of irriga.
tion ia Of paramount interest to the State
OF Montana and one which deserves the
serious consideration Of this convention,
a in a 0ToQE the
ture prosperity OF the agricultural interests
of this state and in view OF this TACT the
fol owing article should obtain q
place in this constitution. This legis
iature shall provide for the construction
and maintenance OF . system OF irrigation
canals and bitches in this state, said
canals and bitches to belong forever te
the state, and remain forever under itt
control. --
Referred to committee on irrigation
Ito be).
Resolution by Richards OF Silver Bow
That the legislative assembly shall hav'
no power to make an appropriation, To-
any purpose whatever, for longer periot
than two years.
Referred to committee on legislative de
partment. .-
.. MARsHALs, DEPUTIES, ETC.
Resolution by Field OF Park relating tt
the appointment OF special deputy marshal
policemen or private detectives by sheriffs
mayors or any other persons of the stat
authorized by law to make such appoint
ments--That no sheriff, mayor or other pei
SON shall appoint any person as specia
deputy marshal, police or private detectlv
| for duty in this state who has not lived i
the state continuously for one year, and
| the county where such appointment
/ made for the period of at least six month
prior to the date OF appointment; that
or corporation to bring or import into thl
state any person, persons or association {
persons for the purpose of discharging th
duties deyolving upon sheriffs, deput
sheriffs, marshals, ETC., in protection 9
preservation OF public or private propert.
i or in punishment VI any person violatir
the criminal laws Of this state.
To PROTECT THE INTEREST OF EMPLoYE
| Resolution by Fields, OF Park-Relatir
Ito the protection OF discharged employe
THAT if any person, agent. company
Incorporation, after dischsrging any emplo!
from his or it's service. shall prevent 4
Iattempt to prevent by word Or writing
any kind such discharged employees fro
obtaining employment with any other pc
son, company or corporation, such perso
agent or corporation shall be guilty OF
misdemeanor, and shall be liable for dar
ages to be recovered by ciuil action.
That il any railway company or al
other company or corporationin in this sta
shall authorize or allow any OF it's or the
agents to blacklist any OF it's discharg
employees or attempt by word or writing
any other means whatever to prevent su
discharged employe, or any employe wi
) may have voluntarily left said company
service, from obtaining employment wi
any other company, such company sh'
be liable in treble damages to such emplo
80 prevented from obtaining employmez
, to be recovered by him by civil action.
4 Referred to committee on labor.
: CONTRACT n4PoRFED LABOR AND MONGOLIA
t Resolution by J. Hogan, OF Silver Bo
THAT it shall be unlawfulfor any individu
company or corporation having work do
lin the State OF Montana to import in
the state any person or persons I
!. lder contract or agreement to perfoI
any labor in the State OF Montana: th
iany individual, company or coporati