The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-03
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Tho House Yesterday Crowded Matters
Right Along.

Tho House Yesterday Crowded Matters
Right Along.
Special Dispatch TO the STANDARD
HELENA, March 2.-Judge Tallant cre-
ated quite a bit of amusement in the
house this morning by moving a suspen-
sion of tine rule which prohibits smoking
on the floor of the house. Ii was carried.
With the knowledge that but four days
more remain after to-day OF this session,
the house standing committee do not wish
to be charged with killing measures in
the committee, and this morning over 30
senate and house bills were reported back.
OF this number five were indefinitely
postponed and the others went to general
orders, the ma ajority with favorable recon-
men latIons.
Bills we're introduced as follows: House
bill No. 1863, to amend an act authorizing
the state auditor to issue warrants for the
payment of outstanding county certIti-
Gates, March l. 10y JOY, by request, print
ing; house bill No. 364, an act to amend
an act relative TO the sale of imitation
butter, March /. by e. w. Oker, printing;
house bill No. 365, an act re ating to the
compensation of members and the COM
pensation of and duties of attaches OF the
legislature, March 1. by Reynolds, print
ing; house bill No. 366. an act to amend
section z05, code of civil procedure, and
repeal subdivision l OF section PA, rela-
tive to statutory limitations, March l, by
Paschal, printing; house bill No. 367, an
act 10 amend section 453, political code,
relative to the salary of the chief justice,
March 1. by Booth. printing.
a ma jority of the committee on federal
relations has reported Edwards joint me-
mortal, relating to tho establishment of
postal savings banks, back with the rec
ommendation that 1t do pass.
Marshall's measure TO change the boun-
dairy lines of Granite county so as to strike
the watersheds, was favorably recon-
mended by the committee on towns, coun-
ties and highways. BY this bill Granite
county will lose a small portion of her ter
ritory on the east, but it will not affect her
assessed value to any extent
The bill introduced by Reynolds. in SUBJ
stance. provides the following compensa-
tion for future legislators and attaches
Speaker and president, SIS per day; chief
clerk and secretary. SD per day; sergeant.
at-arms, $40 per day; assistant chief clerk
| and secretary, 81 per day; enrolling clerk,
| S6 per day; eugrossing clerk, Sc per day
| doorkeepers. s. per day; committee
clerks, s. per day; watchmen and jani-
tors, Si per day; chaplains. 81 per day
head pages, 81 per day; other pages, S
| per day.
The following bills were read a third
time and passed: House substitute &c
| senate bill No. 81, relating 10 The brand
| ing Of cattle at certain seasons; house bilI
! No. 272, RELAXING TO the duties of coun'y
| clerks n relation TO revenues; house bill
/ No. 2Ss. fixing the price for the SAFE nf
| lands granted the state; house bill No.
! 192, amending the political code relai n
| to the sale of property for taxes; house
| bin No. 293, relating TO the duties of county
| clerks.
After cons .dering a number of bills in
| committee of the whole. the house took a
recess until . O'Clock.
| the following bills were introduced
/ 36 :. author. the state auditor 10 issue
/ warrants for the payment of outstanding
/ county cert acAIcs. by joy; ,6i, 10 amend
4 an aci relative 10 the sale OF imitation
/ butter by Ok-r, q. "; 315, relative To IN
! concentration @. members and the com
I peusAl.oa and u.ies OF attaches o. th,
/ le- .atur-. by Res nolds; 3jj, - amend
/ section z-3. code Of civ. p-occlur-. anC
l 10 repeal suad = sion oi section 20, rela
| tive 10 tne statutory I'm .tat.ons, by Pas
| chal: 557, TO amend section 455 Of tbs