The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-12
IT'S TOM CARTER.
Continued from Page one.

Greene. Folsom, Babcock, Eggleston
Brosnan.
Rules-Hatch, Folsom, Hoffman.
COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE.
Ways and Means-Monteath, Kennedy
Bennett, Yegan, Rodgers. Roster, Gun.
ningham, Joe Oker. Corbett.
ropriations-Losec, Tallant, Law.
renee, Anderson, Yegan, Love, Joy
Spriggs, Hershey.
Judiciary-Craven, Shropshire, Rodgers
Paschal, Baggs, Booth, Hershey, Joy,
| Ryan.
Privileges and Elections-Metcalf, Is
dell. Hollensteiner, Craven, Reynolds, Joe
Oker, Brown.
Agriculture and Stock Growing-Ken.
nedy, Cook, Meyer, Jones, Reser, Hollen-
steiner, Hedges, George Oker, Marshall.
Mines and Mining-Bennett, Anderson,
Williams, Glasscock, Winter, Joe Oker,
Mitchell.
| Towns, Counties and Hghways-Tal.
liant, Lesser, Meyer, Burkett, Gordon,
Baggs, Cunningham, Cooper, Spriggs.
| Education-Paschal, Craven, Hershey.
Kennedy, Glasscock, Jones, Bray, Love,
Bond, Anderson. Ryan.
Military Affairs-Collins. Reynolds,
| Cook, Isdell, Love, Sparks, Brown.
Federal Relations-hnippenbe Bray,
! Hedges, Hollensteiner, Rombauer, Ryan,
| Marshall.
Internal Improvements-Leiser ROM
| bauer. Shropshire, Knippenberg, Ken
nedy, HUSKY, George Oker.
interpretations and Manufactu ring
YeGen, Bennett, Monteath, Horsky,
Harris, Hershey, Shober.
State Lands-Isdell, Shropshire, Lynde,
Won Tobel, Bray, Bond, Latimer.
State Boards and Offlcers-Rodgers,
Monteath, Knippenberg, Horsky, Ander-
son, Latimer, Corbett.
Labor-Reynolds, Metcalf, Winter,
Reser, Williams, Corbett, Edwards.
Apportionment and Representations
Hershey, Cook, Rombauer, Spriggs, Ryan.
Railroads and Transportation-Joy,
Booth, Glasscock, Losee, Burkett, Baggs,
Cooper, Brown.
State Instit utions, Buildings and
Grounds-Alderson, Lawrence, Collins,
Lesser, Aud, Isdell, Harris, Cooper, G.
Oker.
Fish and Game-Lynde, Rossiter, Met
calf, Winter, Reser, Mitchell. Bond.
Affairs of Cities-Cook, Tallant, Lesser,
Gordon, Lynde, Horsky, Booth, Huseby,
Shober.
Rules and Joint Rules-von label,
LOStGs <ilucTbOus JOG ANDERSON
Mileage and Per Diem-Reser, Love,
Shropshire, Marshall, Sparks.
Observation-Disclosures Aud, Hon.
kins, Collins, Horsky, Corbett, Edwards.
Printng-Gordon, Cunningham, Rev.
nolds, Latimer, Marshall.
Engrossment-Glassco Cunningham,
Williams, Brown, Spriggs.
observation-disclosures, Metcalf, Craven.
Hopkins, Bond.
Libraries-G. Oker, Edwards, Brown,
knippenberg, Williams.
Insurance-Burkett, Losee, Tallant,
Paschal, Jones. Shober, Sparks.
Code-Booth, Won Toble, Rodgers.
Hershey, Myer, Bennett, Cooper, Cor
bett. Sprlggs.
Observation-Disclosures, Losee, Harris,
Myer, Rossiter, Winter, Aud, Hopkins,
Latimer.
IN THE SENATE.
Very little other business was trans
acted in the senate. A petition from Nei-
hart was presented, asking that the mining
and boiler inspector be elected instead of
being appointed. The same petition
asked for the passage of law to prevent
the intimidation of voters by corporations.
A petition from Dawson county, asking
for n reduction in the salaries of county
officers of 80 per cent. was also presented
The house memorial as to the Northern
Pacific mineral lands was referred to the
committee on federal relations. A bill
was also presented to legalze the pur-
chase of parks outside of the city limits
by the city of Great Falls. Notice of the
introduction of bill to provide for the
control of building and loan associations
was given by Leonard and by Sigh for a
bill TO enable Granite county TO pay its
rent for the county Offices. The senate
adjourned until Saturday morning at IL
o'clock.
IN THE HOUSE.
In tho house discussion arose on n
rule TO have tho appointment of commit
tee clerks made by a majority of the COM
mittee members. 1t was finally decided
to allow the chairman of the various COM
mittees to appoint tho clerks, the appoint
ments being subject to the approval of a
majority of the committees. Hedges in
troduced bill to appropriate Sl2,O0O a
year to pay bounties on bears, mountain
lions, wolves and coyotes.
Myer of Park introduced bill provid-
ing for the creation of Carbon county with
the following official directory, the county
scat to be determined upon at the next
general election: County commissioners,
a. \. Ellis, republican, q. Z. Mills and r..
&. Beattie; sheriff, Thomas Hogan.
republican; treasurer, {. c. Bow
len; recorder, Edward Mclean:
assessor, II. G.. Province. republican;
attorney, &. w. Person, republican;
clerk of the court, IL. L. Newkirk: school
superintendent. Lizzie Mcdonald: cor
oner, j. ii. johnson. republican; admin
istrator, Gilbert Patterson: surveyor.
Charles Printz, republican.
Cooper introduced a bill TO authorize
the agricultural college To issue $4,000 in
bonds bearing six per cent. interest. \
bill to regulate the practice of dentistry
was introduced by Isdell. The house then
adjourned till Monday at o'clock.