The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1891-02-14
REPRESENTATIVE HASTIE'S MEMORIAL.
1t is Read a Third Time nlcr a
Suspension of the Rules
and Declared
Passed.
Nearly 10000 Miners and Coke
Burners now OH a Strike--The
Fight Will be HOtiy
Contested.

HELENA, Feb. 10.-[Special to the TRI-
BUHE. The senate met at II O'Clock
this morning. The committee on educa-
ton reported favornbly on senate bill No.
20 and senate bill No. 80.
The committee on finances and claims
reported favorably IN house bill No. $,
requiring county officers to report theii
fees.
The judiciary committe reported with
amendments senate bill No. IA, and rec
commended its passage.
House bill No. s, requiring county off
GERS to report fees, was reported favora-
bly, from the committee of the whole.
Senate bill No. . was similarly reported.
Senate bills No. 4 and 6 we're also brought
under consideration and the former
was reported favorubly. TIE latter (Hoff
mans bill, to prevent the scalping of cou-
pom railroad tickets,) was re.submitted to
the judiciary committee.
The thirty-sixth day of business at the
house was commenced this morning Il,
10 O'Clock and after the usual
exercises the following business was
transacted: The committee having
house bill, No Am act to prescribe the
number, duty and compensation of the
members of The house reported upon the
same and upon vote the report was
adopted.
The committee on water rights and ir.
rigatlon reported on house bill 32.-An
act for the organization of irligating
districts and the report was adopted.
The report of the judiciary committee
on house bill No. 44.-An act providing
for the taking of dispositions of the per
sous imprisoned in criminal proceedings
was adopted upon recommendation ui
the committee. The judiciary committee
also reported favorably upon house bill
No ID, defining the power and dutlt:
nf additional district judges.
The committee on federal relations, or
senate bill No. 2, reported same back IL
the house with the recommendation tina
it pass.
The Judiciary committee reported upor
house bill M. 3G-An act concernin.
notary fees and recommend its passagr
The same committee reported favorubl.
upon house bill No. 3S.-An act concern
Ing executions, and recommended it
passage.
: The judiciary committee recommended
the adoption of house bill No. 4S,-Al
act to enable courts in the state OF Mon
tana to obtain proper seals, with amend
ments.
As substitute for house bill No. "A
act relating to information i'll crimina
, cases, with Il recommendation of its pas
sage was also reported by the judiciar
= committee.
The following bills were then intro
duced:
House bill No. s6, by Clark-An az
!, providing for incorporation, maintenanc
and management OF the Montana Scho'
$ of Mines.
House bill No. IS. Mitchell--An act
create the county of Teton, defining
boundaries, providing for its organizat''
~ aud the appointment of officers.
House joint memorial No, %, by Fl"
tie-Praying that all land except "a
used for military purposes in the 20
Is Shaw reservation he thrown open unh
the homestead act, ms it comprises I'll
agricultural land which has as yet new
q been under cultivation. Under snsp'
e sion of the rules the bill was read for I
e. third time and upon vote was deciar
y passed.
III The house then resolved itself into
u colnMitte Of the whole, Goodman, Cha
=. man.
a House bill No. 16-Provlding for
Is amendment to section 4, article IL
" the laws relating to county commlsslt
Sc -rs. WIS taken up for consideration, a
X was debated upon at length, and npoI
lg VOC was carried.
,u The house then took n recess 2 o'clo