The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-26

through the precedence given to Others b,
special orders. He recommended that nc
further special orders be made or consld-
cred until the disposition Of all appropria-
ton bills.
The two reports. Of course. ~precipitated
another discussion, which was carried on
with considerable disorder. but which was
finally cut short by the adoption of u mo-
tion made by A. L. Brav TO lay the entire
subject on tho table. Following the dis
position of the matter Ta(lant asked to be
recognized to say something. The speaker
said, The chair has the floor"
81 have IA much right to the floor as the
chair has" shouted Judge Tallant.
II move to discharge the speeial commit
tee" said SWEET, of Silver Bow.
AS an act of courtesy" suggested Mon
teath, one of the committee. lit would be
Just as we'll to let us resign"
You eau have my resignation" OK
clalntd Iallnnt. who Is also one of ths
committee.
II move to amend." said Kilgallon, go
the effect that we have prayer by the chap
lain"
ended there. and the house went on with
other business.
&. II. Bray. OF Lewis and Clarke. sent up
to the clerks desk a bill to regulate the
practice of dentistry, Monteath called at
tention so the fact that nnder the ruies no
bill could be introduced in the house where
1t WAS once beaten without five days notice.
except by unanimous consent. Ihe bill
WAS roled out of order on Monteath's OBJ
lection and was sent back to the author.
ihe five days notice would carry 1T over to
the Jay after the legislature IL to adjourn.
some further disorder followed this Incl
dent and she speaker called on the sergeant
st-arus to preserve order. The presence
" the sergeant-at-aTms on tho floor did
not seem 80 have any effect.
II believe the speaker is able to preserve
order st all times" said Tallant. OF Cas-
csIe.
You're right" replied the speaker.
bringing down tie gayel with force, and
tie Gentlen an from Cascade will SIT down.
4 motion that when the house adjourn it
be until half past eleven o'clock Monday
morning WAS carried.
McDonei, of Deer Lodge, moved hat the
Granite county bill be made the special
order for two o'clock Monday afternoon.
Scbarnikow moved to amend by making
the registration and ballot bills u special
order at that hour.
Bach, OF Lewis and Clarke, raised the
potns OF order that the motion OF Schatnl-
kow could not be received.
The speaker said the chair had already
received 1t and Was proceeding to put the
MOTION when Bach insisted on his point OF
order. The speaker then ruled that the
amendments was in order. Bach appealed
fsom the decision of the chair, and the
speaker was ovsrruIed by d vote OF yeas
seventeen, NAYS thlrty-two.
Truman, Of Gailatin, moved to lay the
motion for the special order on the table.
This Was lost, and McDonsl's motion to
maks the Granite county bill a special
order was put to n vote. 1t received thitty-
one votes to nineteen against, and was de-
clared lost for want OF the two-thlras neces-
sary to suspend the rules.
Ihe following house bills were then put
on their third reading and passed: Regu-
latinR the storage of high explosives; to pay
Montana National bank interest On money
advanced members OF the first legislative
assembly; and to pay the same bank tho
money advanced for that purpose.
Before any more bills could be put on
their passage the senate arrived to take the
joint ballot. When that WAS over there
was a motion that the house adjourn. TAI
liant wanted to be heard on the proposition
to take q recess until two o'clock, but as
the speaker would pay no attention to him,
he advanced threateningly toward the desk,
that 'the speaker snail not set
on on me-" You nave set down on
like a whelp," he continued. The house
was dividing on the motion to adjourn at
the time, and Bach insisted on a call of the
yeas and NAYS. 1t was had, and by a vote
of thirty-one to twenty-one the house ad-
jolrned.