The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-02-09


cast and west, separating Deer Lodge and
Anaconda.
Goodell's bounty bill was made q special
order for o'clock Thursday. flemming
moved to have the senate bill, locating the
university at Missoula. made Q special or
der for 3 o'clock this afternoon. Scharn'-
kow called for ayes and noes and the mo-
tion was lost. This was the first time the
twc-thirds rule has been invoked.
Bills were introduced ms follows:
Babcock-Appropriati money Tor the
Montana National bank in payment OF In
terest on advances to members OF the
First legislative assembly.
Dudley-ReGulating the practice ofphaE-
macy.
A. r. Bray gave notice OF bill estab-
fishing an orphans home.
The following appropriation bills wore
then passed unanimously: j. II. Eardlcy.
$50 Tor services to the state; Journal
Publishing company, s4Oi..a for interest
on claims for public printing; Conley d
McTague. S. Cos. Is, repairs on the peniten-
tiary; s7.265.lO for various sheriffs for
serving extradition papers and transport
ing prisoners; expenses of code commits
sion $144.64; furnishing Office OF clerk OK
the supreme court, 81 .0m.
Jockeys bill providing for tho appoint
ment by district judges, of boards Of ap-
praisers of real estate FOR assessment pur-
poses, was passed by a vote OF IS TO IL.
The senate amendment TO the anti-Pink-
erton bill was concurrcd In by vote OF
10 to 1, Huffman against.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The committee of the whole with Bah
cock in the chair consumed most of tho
session as TO tho question Of whether
various public institution bills should bo
made the subject Of special orders.
There was hot debate on the school Of
mines bill for Butte. in which A. Z. Bray.
SWEET, Lewis. Flemmine and others
joined. SWEET moved an adoption of the
minority report of the committee. Many
men attempted TO get the eye OF the
speaker and a wrangle ensued, motions
and counter motions being rapidly
offered. Tho hand OF the obs,r,ictionista
was plainly seen in what followed. SWEET
argued the bill should not take precedence
of others and should not have been made
the subject of a special order. A. Z. Bray
said the house voted to SO place II. and no
objections were offered. Lewis was op-
posed TO partiality being shown to any
bills pending before the house. SWEET
moved that the committee arise and ask
| to sit again. Jockey believed this was the
proper course. A. r. Bray made almost n
single handed fight. and delivered a
| spirited address ON the necessity of con-
sidering the bills at once. as only q few
days are left 10 get action of congress on
the matter. Great loss will accrue 60 the
state otherwise. The majority and
minority reports Of the committee were
read.
| SWEET renewed his motion on adoption
of the minority report. Annear moved To
substitute for the name of Butte, Walker
vile as the place of location OF the school
of mines. Jockey thought the bill should
be referred back to the COMMITTEES ia
ascertain the most suitable place of site.
| A running fire of argument followed on
the rival advantages. IN which Butte
smoke figured. Lewis motion to post
pone action was lost by vote OF y TO 20
Annear withdrew his motion. On motion
OF Bray, seconded by Mathews, the com
mittee recommended the bill for passage
Much timo was taken as TO placing tho
university on special order for Friday
but II carried.
Huffman's bill providing for penaltie.
for using money In elections was intro
duced. The majority and minority re-
ports OF the committee on towns. coun
ties and highw ays were read. The minor
ity report was signed by Bonner ant
| Tierney.