The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-13

Hcwsy and the other BY MI. Wallace. In
connection with this MI. Howsy said ths
object was to create the bureau ~ stated IN
the title. The great industry Of agriCui-
ture in this state should b discouraged.
Tho object Is TO disseminate knowledge %
tho farmers Of this stats concerning thei.
industry. i think She expenditure Of 4bsOOc
for this interest y Z small amount @
bsrs Of tho Legislature will carefully con-
slider this que1tion. He moved that the
Mr.. Carney Of tho committee ssid no OPP
posed IL becaus, this creation Of tho ofics
would tsenett tho man who held y more
than tao industry at the present time.
Mr.. HOLLYWOOD Of the bosrd argued with
MI. Cnsney, though he voted to have -
| come 70 tie ..;ouse. The motion TO have tho
bill printed was lost. u would bs interest,"
ing to know just how the COMMITTEES ~,
rived at its estimate of benefits ~ suggested
BY Mr. Carney.
In committee OF the whole the recon-
mended favorable reports on the following
! Fort Shaw military reservation thrown
open; senate bills for bounties on scnlps OF
col tain wild animals; making the first Mon
day in September n legal holiday to be
known ns labor day; creating the ONCE Of
marshal Of tho supreme court; allowing
colleges md universities under the control
Of religious bodies TO change their names;
providing for taking up and advertising
estrays; creating the governor, lieutenant
gov nor and the speaker OF the house =
board to advertise for bids for furniahing
supplies and stationery to the state officers
and members OF tho legislature. The bill
"a -.A.dsxU thA aNrrot lar hU fuNFoaaiO61 fha
number Of trustees was referred back TO the
committee on education.
Senator Hedges bill providing for the
publication Of the proceedings Of the SUI
preme conrt received a Knockout blow yes
terday. Th bill came up in the senate on
its final passoge, and got only five votes
ont Of the fifteen-Bedford. Hedges, Hof-
man. Mats and Thompson. Senato Hedges
changed his vote to 'no" for the purpose Of
moving reconsideration, and gave notice OF
his intention to do 80. Ihe objection to
tho bill was that it allowed the publication
and binding to be done outside the state.
Bills were introduced as follows in the
senate:
BY Senator Notwithstanding for tho
transfer OF the stock indemnity fund.
By Senator 1hompson-Making 1t unlaw-
ful TO sell coal oil which will not stand no
degrees test.
BY Senator Goddard-Giving that portion
Of the Grow reservation west Of Big Horn
river to Yellowstone coanty.
Notices Of introduction of bills were given
as follows in the senate:
By Senator Hofmsn-To establish and
locate an agricultural college.
By Senator Buford-Reiating to villages
and townsi.es.
The senate passed the following measures
during the day:
Senate joint memorial asking congress to
retire Brigadier-G General John Gibbon with
the rank and pay Of q major general.
Senate bill extending from twenty to nifty
years the time Of existence Of corporations
for industrial and other purposes.
Favorable reports from committees were
made as follows in the senate:
Counties, towns and municipal corpora
tions-Substitute for house bill fixing the
fees Of the secretary of state.
Public Notwithstanding distributors of
obscene literature, with amendment making
it apply to children under III years Ut age.
Public morals-To prevent sale of fire.
arms and ammunition to Indians, with
amendment TO include half-breedS.
Harry Warrington, of Virginia City,
known to history as the man who once got
a corner in ~lucifers and candles, is still in
Helena. He wants the senate to appoint
an assistant sergeant-at-ayms and give the
place to Harry Warrington, and he de-
serves il.
1hs senate committee c.erkships are
about filled. Miss Tillie Rosenbalm was
appointed to one OF the positions yesterday.
Those previously selected are Miss Hattie
Southmayd, Miss Lillian Yerkes and Capt.
II. $. Howell. ALI have their hands full of
work.
Senator Hoffman was industriously ut
work yesterday for Bozeman. He wants
the agricultural college located there and
thinks the Fort Ellis reservation q good
site.