The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-02-14
GOOD MANY BILLS fAVORABLY REPORTED
The Committee Favorably Reported
the Joint Memoi ial to Congress
to Throw Open Fort
Shaw Reserya-
ton.
A Member OF the House gets After
the journal Publishing
Company.

HELENA, Feb. 12.-[SpecIal to the TR1-
BuNE. THE senate met at 10 O'Clock this
morning. The president announced that
he had signed house bill No. 10, t" pre-
scribe the duties Of state examiners. The
bill now goes to the governor for his sig
nature.
The committee on towns and counties
reported favorally on senate bill No. 9.
Senate bills No. II, ID. 25 and 20 were 70
ported correctly printed and placed on
general orders.
Senate bill No. 9, the National park
bill, was reported passed by the house
aud ordered enrolled. Bills were intro.
duced as follows: By Cardwell, senate
bill No. 81, an ACT authorizing the state
treasurer to transfer certain moneys from
the state inspector fund 10 the stock in
demnity fund. Read and referred to the
committee on finances and claims. b.
Thompson, senate bill No. 80, I'm act :ul
the better protection of the consumers OF
kerosene oil. Read and referred to the
committee on corporations other than
municipal. Senate bill Nc. 10, amending
The incorporation law, reported correct,
~engrossed.
Buford gave notice of a bill 10 amend
the act relating tn town and village plats,
Senate bill No. 10, extending the life
of corporations for Industrial purposes,
from twenty to fifty years, was read thu
third time and passed by d unanimous
vote.
The committee on public lands report
ed favorably on house joint memorial No.
2, ii petition to congress to throw open
the Fort Shaw military reservation to
homestead settlement. 1t was placed on
the calendar.
IN THE HOUSE.
The house was called to- order Mt 1910.
The reading of Yesterdays proceedings
was dispensed with and the members pro-
ceeded to transact the following business:
Wallace made Il motion to adopt IL reso-
luton calling on the Journal Publishing
company to comply with the law govern
ing the printing of bills, which distinctly
states that all bills given to the printer
must be prepared and returned to the
committee inside of three days after thu
receipt of the copy. He further stated
that the consideration of bills "f great
importance had been delayed in conse-
queuce of the fact that they had been
IN the hands of the printer for
four or five DAYS, and bills OF
lesser importance had been returned in
the prescribed time. and if the public
printer cannot comply with the law the
printing committee should be instructed
to place all work IN the hands of somt
printer who could. Mon,elth presented
another resolution to the effect that here
after all bills shall be returned from the
printer in us nearly the same order al
!, possible, of receipt of copy for same.
Bills were introduced AS follows:
By Frank, house bill No. 0G--An act t
: allow interest on the claims of MitChe
and Mussinsbrod against the state fC
the keeping of the insane; house b.
No. 97-An act to allow interest o
= CLAIMS, etc; house bill No. 9S-An ~
to allow interest on claims Of Frank GUl
, lev and Thomas McLaeue against Il
:. state for running the state penit'ntarY.
by P%enrose, house bill No. 00-An n
providing for the incorporation and sl
port of the Montana Medical college.
Ely Cory, house bill No. 100-An
v providing for the location and mainte
l. ance of public parks and boulevards.
BY Carney, house bill No. lO1-An
% prescribing the duties of certain la
4. commissioners.
ii A racess was taken until 9 o'clock,