The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-16
THE NEWS in HELENA
Another Futile Effort Made Yesterday to
Eject 4 Compromise.
Republican, ssilI ASK the Democrats tn
Virtually surren1er-The tandtn
Committee In the Semate-HOw
the DesnOrrMts Fared.
Special tn the standard.

nOtfe SCH u commune VI SNJbcAthcG N
proposing a conferenc of "a committee OF
five from each house for the purpose OF
adjusting matters IL possible, so that nee
essary laws might he enacted. The dem
ocratic Representatives held n caucus and
consented to the conference, naming ~
committee, of which Mr.. whaley was
chairman. They met the rump commit
tee ian the room in the Granite
block. No result was reached, The
rumps held ont for their old proposition
of organizing the house will 25 republic
cans and "A democrats. OF course the
democrats would not listen to the propo-
sition. 80 the meeting was adjourned. No
other solution Of the deadlock was pro-
posed. Ii is difficult to see how the trouble
can he settled. The rsimps will enter into no
arrangement looking toward that end UNI
less they can havean The DEM
ocruts are firm i'm their position regarding
the organization of the house, though
they will enter into any honest investiga-
ton of the vote of precinct 81.
The house of representatives met at 10
o'clock this morning and Immediately adj
journed until that hour Tomorrow.
Lieutenant Governor Richards am
nounced the following committees at the
opening of the senate thism morning:
Agriculture and Manufactures-Mcssrs.
Rutherford, Hoffman and Mcnamara.
Commerce and observation-disclosures.
Baker, Mcnamara and Rutherford.
Mileage-Mcssrs. Reed, Thompson and
Baker.
Corporations-Messrs. Hennessy, Arm
ington, Baker, Odds and Becker.
Counties, Towns and Municipal Corpor-
ations-Messrs. Brown, Baker, Babcock,
Odds and Hoffman,.
Neutrality-suspicious.. Hedges, Parberry
and Babcock. g.
Enurossed Bills-Messrs. Thompson,
Baker and Arlington.
Enrolled Biils-Messrs. Rutherford,
Becker and Odds.
Federal Relations-Mcssrs. Fisher,
Hedges, Hoffman,, Redo and Arlington.
Finance and Claims Messrs. Babcock,
dds, Thornton, Hennessy and Fisher.
neutrality-suspicious.. Hedges, Brown,
Thornton, Odds and Parberry.
Military Afrairs-Messrs. Hoffman,
Thornton and Hennessy.
Mines and Mining-Messrs. Brown,
Hennessy and Thornton.
Public Buildings, Prisons, Hospitals
and Asylums-Messrs. Thompson, Bah
cock, Hennessy, Thornton and Ruther-
ford.
Public Lands-Mcssrs. Odds, Brown,
Parberry, Ketld and A~rmington.
Public Morals-Messrs. Parberry,
Hedges and Babcock.
Roads, Highways and Bridees-Messrs.
Becker, Fisher, Baker, Rutherford and
Mcnamara.
Libraries-Messrs. Thornton, Hedges
ana Il lSIer.
Irrigation and water-Messrs. Odds,
Brown, Becker, Mcnamara and Ruther-
ford.
Fish and Game-Messrs. Hoffman, Ba-
ker and Rutherford.
Election and Privileges-Messrs. Bah
cock. Brown, Hedges, Thornton and
Rcdd.
Labor and Capital-Messrs. Fisher,
Thompson and Becker.
Stock-GrowinR and Grazing
Arlington, Parberry and Rcdd.
Immigration Mcssrs. Mcnamara.
Redd and Thompson.
A~pportionmcnt and Representation -
Messrs. Fisher. Babcock, Hcnnessy, Hoff-
man and Arlington.
Rules-Messrs. Hedges, Brown, Fish er,
Parberry and Hoffman.
1t will be observed that the makeup of
the committees shows rank craftsmanship
on the part of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
He has given to each democrat the chair
manship Of an unimportant and insignifi-
cant committee. or thec committees each
republican receives two chairmanships,
and Fisher and Hedges each receive three.
Among the Disguised democrats is Sena-
tor Thornton. who expresses the senti-
ments OF his democratic associates. The
important and prosperous counties, Silver
Bow and Deer Lodge, are given less rep
resentation OH the committees than many
OF the less populous and less wcalthy
counties.
NO other DuSiItcsS was TRANSACTED Dy the
senate except the tanning of "a committee
to apportion the Governors message to
the different standing committees. An
adjournment was taken until tomorrow
evening at x o'clock.
In the rump house Dolmau gave notice
OF the Introduction of N new hill to estah-
lish n school of mines i'm Silver Bow
county. Norton of Yellowstone gave no
tice of n bill relative to the publication OF
| notices and qualifications of voters nj
school elections. The rumps held u long
caucus i'm the afternoon. The lieutenant
governor. Colonel Sanders and Colonel
| McCutcheon were present.
John l. Tarlock, n prominent lawyer OF
Miles City, and ex-prcsident of the bar as
ISOLATION, died at st. Peters hospital in
| this city this afternoon. His death oc,
Cured suddenly from congestion of the
lungs, with which he has been suffering
every days.
Mothers, You can buy children's all
wool scarlet underwear for 4Oc, at Estes
4 Connelrs.
Handsome new piano for sale; terms
reasonable. Inquire at Ii. +. Mahan's
real estate office. Anaconda.