Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-01-18
READY FOR WORK
The Standing Committees in Both
Branches OF the Assembly
Announced.
SEVERAL BILLS INTRODUCED
The Park Land Purchase IN Great
Falls Is Now Before the State
Senate.

HELENA, Jan. 1.-THE senate was
called to order at the usual hour this
morning. After the roll call and reading
the journal, President Botkin announced
the following standing committees:
Agriculture and Manufacturing
EEL Cullen, Cooper.
Mileage-Hurd. Power and Cooper
Corporations other than municipal
Hatch, Hoffman, Babcock, Leonard,
Eggleston.
Counties, Towns and Municipal Cor
oratione-Folsom, Hatch, Cooper, Egg
gleston, Ramsdell.
Education-Smead, Brow q, Hoffman.
Engrossment- -Flowerree, Sigh, Smead.
Enrollment-Cooper Chandler, Hurd.
Federal Relations Green, Steele, Leon.
ard, Chandler, Brosnan.
Military Affairs Hoffman, Babcock,
Flowerree.
Mines and Mining-Sligh, Leonard,
Eggleston.
Public Buildings, Prisons, Hospitals
and Asyums-Brown, Hatch, Smead,
Hoffman, Brosnan.
Public Lands-Power, Chandler, Swift,
Ramsdell, Hurd.
Public Morals Ramsdell. Swift, Cullen.
Printing-Hurd, Cullen, Sigh.
Roads, Highways and Bridges-Power,
Brown. Babcock, Floweree, Hurd.
Libraries Chandler, Steele, Eggleston.
Irrigation and Water Rights-Metzel,
Hoffman, Power. Greene, Brosnan.
Fish and Game-Cullen, Sigh, Flow
erree.
Elections and Privileges-Hatcb, Fol
som, Leonard, Cullen, Hurd.
Labor and Capital-Brosnan, Brown,
Greene, Steele, Metzel,
Stockgrowing and Grazing Swift,
Chandler, Flowerree.
immigration - Eggleston, Babcock,
Cooper, Metzel Ramsdell
Apportionment and Representation
Greene, Folsom, Babcock, Eggleston,
Broenan.
Rules-Hatch, Folsom, Hoffman.
Folsom presented petition from the
citizens of Neihart praying that the
mining inspector and the boiler inspector
be elected4by the direct vote of the peo-
pie, aud that law be passed to prevent
intimidation of voters by corporations.
Cullen presented petition signed by
100 taxpayers of Dawson county praying
that the salaries of all county officers be
readjusted and reduced at least 80 per
cent Referred to the committee on
towns and municipal corporations.
The house joint memorial, No. l, re-
lating to mineral lands within the North
ern Pacific land grant, which had passed
the house. was received, read, and re-
ferred to the committee on federal rela-
tions
A bill for the organization, regulation,
and discipline of the National guard, in
troduced by Mr.. Hoffman, was read and
referred to the committee on military af-
fairs.
Brosnan introduced senate bill to le-
galize the proceedings Of the city coun-
Gil of Great Falls in reference to the
purchase of lands outside of the city
limits for park purposes. The city coun-
Gil of Great Falls had purchased from
r. l.. McCulloch ct al. certain lands out
side of the city limits and the passage of
this bill is asked to legalize their act.
Notice of introduction of bills was
given as follows:
BY Leonard-A bill to provide for the
government, organization, and control OF
building, loan, and savings institutions
domestic and foreign, doing business in
Montana.
BY Sligh-For an act to enable the
county of Granite to pay rental for tht
building occupied by county offices.
Leave of absence until Monday was
granted Hatch, and the senate adjourned
until tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.