The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-05
cedure for the owners Of agricultural lands
to bring water across the lands Of others
for irrigation and other PURPOSES,

cedure for the owners OF agricultural lands
to bring water across the lands of others
for irrigation and other purposes.
BY Mr.. Stebbins-An act 70 prevent to
prevent the sale Of tobacco to minor chill
dren; an act TO enable the courts OF Mon
tana to procure proper seals; an act to rag
ulate railroad pasaenger fares.
Bv Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING for the
p BY Mr.. Hatednbrook-TO more definitely
describe the boundaries of Deer Lodge and
Jefferson counties. M
By Mr., Harlan-To provide for an official
ballot box to ba used at elections IN this
state; a bill to amend an act entitled, An
act for the better protection of game and
fish.
By Mr.. Frank-Regulating licenses and
collection Of same; to pay Mussigbrod ana
Mitchell interest on past due accounts; 70
pay Mo rague and Conley interest on past
due accounts and to pay them for improve
ments made at the penitentiary.
by MIR. Holter-A bill to amend section
44T of the fifth division of the compiled
statutes.
BY Mr.. Monteath-To prevent and pun
ish illegal voting ut primary elections.
BY Mi. Bnrns-For the relief of Christie
pher +. Connolly.
The senate committee on rules reported
on the mode of procedure, in reference to
bills, papers, etc.. after their second read
ing. They recommended that the bills,
ETC., be first referred to the appropriate
committees and if reported favorably. that
they be printed. The report was adopted.
Senator Hennessy gave notice OF an
amendment to rule six by adding the fol-
lowing: Every bill shall be introduced
by a senator after a notice given, or By an
order of the senate, or on report OF a COM
mittee; and one days notice at least shall
be given of the introduction of a bill, un-
less two-thirds of the members present
shall vote to dispense with such notice"
Bills we're introduced in the senate and
referred as follows:
BY misunderstanding the office of public
land agent and defining his duties.
BY Hoffman-For the better protection of
travellers.
BY Hedges-To provide for the publica-
ton of the supreme court reports.
By Hedges--For the protection of the
title to school lands.
BY Beoker-Creating the county of Val
ley and defining it's limits.
Dy -D0A VIC 00s4Vo Va SAV
state board Of examiners.
by Gibson-To enable a county to incur
certain Indebtedness.
BY Hennessy-To amend sections 446,
467, 4GS and 469, of chapter Is, fifth divis-
ion general laws relating to corporations
for industrial or productive purposes.
Bp Goddard-ProviGing for advertising
for supplies and printing for state officers
and members OF the legislature, the con-
tract to be awarded to the lowest bidder by
the state board of examiners.
By Goddnrd-Requiring county treasur-
efs to pay state funds into state treasury.
by Misunderstanding universities and
bodies to %reorganize and change their cor
porated names.
By misunderstanding the office of mar
shall OF the supreme court, and defining his
duties. .h.#-A.e .Bs+.a "
Notices of the introduction of bills were
given in the senate as follows:
Hedges-To amend the Montana school
law; to provide a seal for the state; to en-
courage the raising of sugar beet and the
manufacture of beet sugar.
Notwithstanding for the collection,
arrangement and display of the products of
the state at the worlds Columbian exposi-
ton, and making an appropriation there
for.
Matts-Providing for the selection, loca-
ton, appraisal, sale and leasing of state
lands.
Senator Thornton introduced a joint res
luton for the relief of A. P. Brown for SER
vices rendered the state.
Clerk Ponds desk looks like an apothe-
cary's shop. There are four half sucked
lemons, several boxes of troches and other
soothing condiments for the throat are
living about as mute evidence of the hard
and trying work in reading bills. The
reading of n bill yesterday morning oc-
cupied nearly an hours time. ..