The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1891-02-14
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was passed. Senate memorial aslxino
congress for the removal of mineral ra-
strictions upon and better protection of
school lands was passed.
THURSDAY, Feb. l2-Bills introduced;
An act authorizing the state treasurer to
transfer certain monies from the stock
inspector fund to the stock indemnity
fund; an act for the better protection of
consumers Of kerosene oil
HOUSE.
THURSDAY, Feb. 5.-The following bills
were introduced: By Stebbins provid-
ing for proper seals for the state; and an
act to prevent the sale of tobacco to GER
tain minor children. By Hotter, an act
to amend section AT, fifth division COM
statutes. By Barrows, an act to con-
tinue the code commission. In commit
tee OF the whole house bill No s, requir-
ing that all fees received by county
officers be reported to the state auditor,
and house bill No. 10, providing for
state board of examiners, were recon-
mended to pass.
FRIDAY, Feb. 6.-The following bills
were introduced: To establish and
maintain a reform school; creating state
and county boards and defining their
duties; requiring railroads to pay for in
jured or destroyed cattle; to amend sec
tions ll44 and 1147, fifth division of gem
eral laws; authorizing married women
to transact business in her own name as
sole trader; to amend sections 1909 and
and 1919 of fifth division compiled stat
utes, relating to roads and highways;
for appropriations for executive, judicial
and legislative officers for the fiscal years
ending December lst, 1891 and Decem-
Der LIST, 1892; house joint memorial No.
2, praying for the passage of a bill per-
mitting construction of railroad by Mon
tana Mineral Railroad company; provid-
ing for the submission of the question of
permanent location Of seat of govern
ment; to amend school laws in relation
to publishing notices and qualification
Of electors; providing for the care and
keeping of the insane; concerning
licenses; relating to recording of deeds
aud mortgages; to prevent and punish
illegal voting at elections; to protect GER
tain squirrel and mice destroying ami
mails.
SATURDAY, Feb 1.-THE following bills
we're intoduced: Legalizing the issue of
warrants by cities and towns; regulat-
ing che practice of medicine in the state;
providing for the editing and revision of
the debates and proceedings of constitu-
tional convention; appropriating s1O,-
OOO for the support of the National
Guard of Montana; appropriating money
for support of Montana library; appro-
priating money for the expense of trans
portation and care of convicts in the
county Jail; appropriating money for sal
ary, office and travelling expenses of
boiler inspector and assistant boiler in
spector; appropriating money for the
maintenance of the insane; appropria-
tion for salary, Office and travelling ex-
penses Of state veterinarian; appropria-
tion for expenses of education and trans
portation of deaf mutes and blind child
rem; appropriation of money for salary,
office and travelling expenses of mine in
spector and assistant mining inspector.
MONDAY, Feb "a petition from the
Miners unions of Butte, Red Lodge and
Granite for favorable action upon the
eight hour bill, referred. Bills we're in
reduced as follows: Act relating to
crimes against the elective franchise; for
he protection of grasses and forests
rom destruction by fire; authorizing
county commissioners to transfer certain
pecial county funds; regulating the
'ranting of pardons, ETC.; pertaining to
lividing and forming new counties.
1ouse bill No. 8, fixing fees of the secre-
ary of state, was read third time and
'assed.
TUESDAY, Feb. 1O.-Bills introduced:
Providing for incorporation, mainten-
nee and management of Montana school
t mines; an act to create the county Of
'eton. Ii. B. No. 16, providing for an
mendment to section 4, article 16, of
he laws relating to county commissioner
7as taken up for consideration and was
ebated upon in considerable length.
t was carried upon vote. Senate bill
eding to the United States jurisdiction
yer certain lands in the National Park
7as passed. House bill No. 67, fixing
be number of school trustees in cities
nd town, was passed. A concurrent
esolution, requiring county clerks to
eport the fees received by county offic-
rs, was passed. Bills introduced: An
ct appropriating s61, SOB to pay the sal
ries Of officers and members of the first
an act appropriating money
Or the Montana law library; providing
Or the filling of vacancies in the legisla
ure.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 11.-Bills were in
.oduced: Defining the boundaries of
|eer Lodge county; an act to establish.
,cate and for the support of state insti-
1tions as follows: A state university at
[issoula, a school of mines at Butte,
ormal school at Twin Bridges, an agri-
ultural school at Great Falls, state
lsane asylum at Boulder, deaf and
umb asylum at White Sulphur Springs,
I'd reform school at Miles City; an act
repeal that part OF an act which pro
des for fees and compensation for
unity officers; an act to regulate rail
ad fares in Montana, making the fare
rec cents per mile; an act relating to
10 duties of the clerk of the board OF