The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-05


stitutions where women were kept. Also,
that punishment be provided for anybody
selling or giving liquor to minors.
A petition was presented by Won Tobel
from his constituents, asking that Hedges
house bill No. Is, reducing the salaries of
employees of county and township officers,
be defeated.
Petitions were read from Gallatin and
Deer Lodge counties, asking for a law to
prevent the sale of oleomargarine and
butterine in the state.
Two petitions from residents of Jeffer-
son county. opposing the proposed segre-
CATION of Broadwater county were also
read.
The knights of Labor of Philipsburg,
presented a petition in which, after con-
demning the issue of interest bearing
bonds by the general government, states,
counties or cities, they ask the legislature
to take the proper steps for submitting to
the people an amendment TO the state
constitution, providing for direct legisla-
tion covering this subject by the initiative
and referendum method.
There was also read a resolution of the
Northern Montana Farmers association
adopted at the Great Falls meeting. 1t
asked for the appointment of state en-
gineer and for a board of control, and for
the adoption, with as few changes as pos
sible, of the Wyoming laws with regard
to irrigation and water rights.
These communications were all referred
to their proper committees.
The following notices of bills were
given:
BY Shropshire-To amend section 1868,
2966. 296s and to repeal section 1866 and
1867 of the civil code in relation to as
signments for the benefit of creditors.
BY Leiser-To protect associations and
unions of workingmen and persons in
their labels, trade marks and forms of
advertising.
BY Monteath-To amend chapter 6.
section 76s of the political code, relative
to certificates of nomination.
BY Cookie amend chapter 8, section
789, of the political code, relative to pre-
scribing forms of ballots.
BY Craven-To enable the city of Hell
ena to increase its indebtedness by issu-
ing bonds for a water supply. Also TO
enable the city of Helena to have certain
bonds heretofore issued declared to be
outside and in excess of the 3 per cent.
limit of indebtedness.
By Hedges-Relating to the placing of
screens at the heads of small irrigating
bitches, and changing section of an act
to provide further protection to game and
fish.
BY Reynolds-To amend sections 2572,
1888 and 1854 of the political code.
BY Hollensteiner-To amend chapter 6,
title 0 of the penal code.
By Lynde-Providing for the erection of
a suitable building for state agricultural
college at Bozeman and making provision
for the payment of obligations thus in
Cured.
By Isdell-To amend section 1852 of
the political code, to increase the age limit
of persons subject to special road tax.
BY Won Tobel-To amend section 80
of The penal code, relative to stations rum
ming at large. Also, a bill fixing the time
on which the revenue laws of the new code
are to go into effect. Also, bill to amend
section 3138 of the political code, relative
to deputies of county officers. Also, a bill
to amend section 2599 of the political
code. Also, bill to amend title of the
code of civil procedure, relating to the adj
mission of attorneys and counselors at
law and to create the state board of law
examiners and to provide for their gov
ernment.
BY Marshall-To regulate political
primaries. Also bill to amend section
CSC of the political code.
By Losee-A resolution changing the
house rules to enable the ways and means
and appropriation committees to intro
duce bills without previous notice.
The following bills were introduced:
House bill No. 157, by Williams-To
amend sections $40 and 81, chapter 3, ar
ticle 10 of the political code, relating TO
the office of mine inspector.
House bill No. 1853. by Collins-To create
the office of public examiner and defin-
ing his duties.
House bill No. 159-To amend section
PA of the political code, relative to the
fees of the secretary of state.
House bill No. 100, by the code commit
tee-To amend section 299 of the civil
code, relative to the annual reports of cor
poratIons.
House bill No. 161, by the code commits
sion-To amend sections 1888. 1890, 1895
and 1896 and to repeal section 1898 of the
code of civil procedure.
House bill No. 162, by Metcalf-To re-
peal an act regulating the sale of and re-
demption of transportation tickets by
common carriers.
House bill No. 163, by Booth--To amend
sections 1914, 1916 and 1920 and to repeal
sections 1921 to 1924, inclusive, OF the
penal code.
House bill No. 16i, by Paschal-To pro-
vide for the erection and equipment of
building for the school of mines and Gre
atiag a fund therefor.
House bill No. 165. by Paschal-Deflning
the liabilities of railroad companies for
damages sustained by employees.
House bill No. 166. by Paschal-To pro-
vide for the protection of the public health
by the inspection of cattle. sheep and
swine before slaughter.
House bill No. To-, BY Bennett-Provid-
ing for the method of changing county
seats.
House bill No. 1G-. by Coopcr-To
amend section 2755 OF the political code,
| concerning the license of water COM
panies.
House bill 40. l6), b. Glasscock-Rc-