The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-06
IN THE HOUSE.
The Number of Bills Is Now beyond
Calculation.

Calculation.
The house convened at o'clock and
started at once into committee reports,
the number of which clearly demon
strated that the members had not been
idle during the adjournment. The bills
referred to the introducers to be made TO
correspond with the code, we're reported
back to the house. The judiciary COM
mittee reported 10 bills, seven of them
unfavorably, as they we're already COW
cred by provisions of tho code. A num-
ber Of others were indefinitely postponed
for the same reason. The speaker signed
house bill No. 1 creating the eleventh
judicial district.
The judiciary committee of the city
council sent in n petition, which was read,
asking for the passage of the bills allow
ing Helena to increase her Indebtedness
by issuing bonds for a water supply and
to declare certain existing indebtedness
to be outside of the per cent. limit.
Residents of Madison county sent in a
petition protesting against the segrega-
ton of any part of their county and its
annexation to any other county.
Craven introduced bills covering the
matters contemplated in the petition from
the city council of Helena.
The following bills were introduced:
Craven, 175-To enable the city of Hell
ena to increase its Indebtedness by issu-
ing bonds for a water supply.
Craven, 176-To enable the city of Hell
ena to have certain bonds heretofore
issued declared to be outside and in ex-
cess of the per cent limit. of indebted
ness.
Appropriation committee-Appropria
ing g, 1881 for Mitchell q Mussigbrod
for the care of the insane.
Appropriation committee-Appropria
ing $50 for G. Il. Melton for drawing n
design for the great seal.
Appropriation committee, appropriating
S44i.O5 for the relief of sherffs for trans
porting prisoners to the reform school.
The same committee appropriating
Sl7S.s8 for tho relief of certain persons,
for supplies furnished the reform school.
Tho same committee, appropriating
500 for Larson d Smith for erecting a
stable for the reform school.
The appropriation committee, appro-
priating S75s.59 for the payment OF tho
claims of certain persons for services
rendered the reform school.
The same committee, 1S3, appropriating
g, ,56i Is for the payment of sherIffs for
serving extradition papers and transport
ting convicts TO the state prison; 18i Won
Tobel, to amend section 2599 political
code; lsj Won Tobel, To- amend section
313S. political code; l8G, Won Tobel, 10
amend title for code of civil procedure;
Isl Won Tobel TO amend section 73)
penal code :1Ss, Shropshire, 10 amend sec
ton 1868, 1856 and 296S and repeal section
$3.50 and 2967, civil code; 1s)
| Hollensteiner, to amend chap
ter 6, title ., penal code /;
19), Lawrence. TO amend section 27a9,
penal code; 19l, Reser, to amend section
392. penal code; 1872, Reynolds, to amend
sections 2j72. 1858 ard 1854, political code /;
! 1913. Sparks. to perfect the title of school
house sites; 19i, Isdell, TO amend section
/ 172j, political code; l9j, Metcalf. to amend
| sections $50 20 3j7. inclusive, and TO repeal
sections 35s. 359. 3js and 800, penal
code; 1876. Marshall, TO regulate political
| primaries; 10, TO amend section os5, po-
| litical code.
The following notices of bills were
| given:
Won Tobel-To repeal section 322 Of the
penal code relative To sunday closing.
Auld-To amend section 16ij and re-
| peal sections 2G5D and 265l of tho political
/ code.
Auld-To amend section 256s and re-
| peal sections 355'. 2573 and -679 OF the
| political code.
| Monteath-To provide revenue for tho
support of the state government
! Shrorshire-To repeal section l>1 and
/ amend sections IT, and $50 ot the code OF
civil procedure.
BIrkctt-To repeal an act 10 provide
for = commission Of agriculture, labor
and industry.