The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-25
WORKING LIKE BEAVERS
The LabOrS Of the LaVSiVers at Helena
Grow Daily.
LOADED DOWN BY BILLS
An interesting Discussion Upon the
Question of Establishing
state Employment Bu-
reau for Montana.
Special Dispatch TO the Standard.

Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
HELENA, Jan. 24.-The senate held a
very short session this morning. Senate
bill No. Q, passed in committee of the
whole yesterday and was reported by the
engrossng committee and passed. Sem
ate bill No. 3, regulating the organization
and description of the National guard,
was favorably reported.
The governor sent in tho nomination of
Miss Lou Guthrie as state librarian, which
was unanimously confirmed in executive
session. Notices of bills we're given as
follows:
Brosnan-To provide for the acceptance
by the state of certain lands granted by
the United States under the arid land
grant.
Steele-To annex the district about
Canyon Ferry, in Meagher county, TO
Lewis and Clarke.
Senate bill No. Calculating the prac-
tice of medicine. Referred to special
committee of Sigh, Steele and Green.
The senate then adjourned till 10
o'clock tomorrow.
In the house memorial was read from
the G. A. Il. post at Butte, asking for tho
establishment of a state home for dis
abled Veterans. The following bills were
introduced.
Lynde, house bill s9-An act providing
for the acceptance of the donation by the
government of the United States to the
state of Montana of 100000 acres of
arid lands under the Carey act, and for
the reclamation of such lands and for the
sale thereof TO actual settlers.
Ycgan. house bill 90-An act appropriat-
ing money for the completion of the east
ern state prison.
Cooper, house bill 91-An act TO amend
section of an act to amend section of
an act concerning the appointment of
court stenographers.
Hedges, house bill 92-Providlng for the
payment of bounties on certain stock de-
| stroylng animals and creating bounty
fund.
Craven, house bill 93-An act compelling
the Sunday closing of barber shops.
Lesser. house bill 9i-An act providing
for the revision, compilation and publca-
tion in one volume of the statutes and
! session laws of Montana.
Baggs, house bill 95-Au act to amend
( sections 100, 795, 796 and S05, fifth division
/ compiled statutes.
Sparks, house bill 96-Au act regulating
actions for the foreclosure of mortgages.
Knippenberg, house bill 97-An act to
amend section 241, fourth division COM
| piled statutes.
Knippenberg, house bill 9S-An act re-
| lating TO the employment of minors for
certain purposes.
| Knippenberg, house bill 99-An act to
amend section 46, fourth division COM
piled statutes.
Rombauer, house bill 100-To amend
| fifth subdivision section 166, relating to
| revenue.
The following notices of bills we're
given:
Gordon-An act relating to the Mon
tana Deaf and Dumb school and amend
| ing certain sections.
Jones-To provide for the issuance of
and sale of mortgaged bonds for the pur.
pose of obtaining funds 20 erect, furnish
| and equip buildings for certain educa-
tional institutions, which bonds shall be q
| lien upon the lands selected for educa-
| tional institutions.
| Notwithstanding tax laws.
Losee-Prohibiting the entry of horses
in speed contests under false names, out
of proper class, or changing the name,
and providing a penalty therefor.
Joseph Oker-To amend article ) of the
| constitution relating to legislative depart
| ments.
Winters-Appropriati money for the
| necessary expenses of the deaf and dumb
school for the fiscal years ending Dec. /.
1895, and Dec. !, 1896.