The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-18

to the bounty bill: First, that the bounty
shall be n uniform rate of 50 on wolves
and coyotes. Second, that the fund to
pay this bounty shall be raised as follows
Five per cent. of the license fund, esti-
mated at $4,000; IL mill tax levy on
all live stock, 81, 800; state appropriation,
as recommended by the governor, $4,000;
total S54 800. Third, the enactment OF
this bill shall repeal all other bounty
laws. Fourth, the hides to be punched by
the county clerk, treasurer and clerk of
the courts, free of charge. Fifth, no part
of this fund shall be used in paying back
bounty, except whatever surplus may re-
main at the end of the year.
This report was referred to the COM
mittee on stock growing. The senate
| then went into executive session, and re-
ceived the appointments of the governor.
Members of the State Board of Educa-
tion-For the term ending Feb. 1. 1895, r.
G.. Young of Lewis and Clarke county and
Nelson Story of Gallatin; for the term
ending Feb. l, 1896, ia mes Reid of Deer
Lodge and John f. Forbis of Silver Bow |;
| for the term ending Feb. /, 1897, j. E.
| Morse of Beaverhead and L. L. Collins of
Cascade; for the term ending Feb. 1, 1913,
| j. NJ. Hamilton of Missoula and Ii. II.
| Grant of Ravalli.
Henry \. Blake was appointed judge of
the First judicial district, to fill the va
cancy caused by the elevation of Judge
Hunt to the supreme bench.
DR.. j. NJ. Sigh was appointed a member
of the state board of medical examiners.
Sigh gave notice of a bill to extend the
time of redemption of real properties sold
under mortgage to one year.
The senators in executive session sub
scrbed $40 each for the sufferers at Butte,
the amount to be paid to Senator Leon
ard. 1t was collected and forwarded by
him to Mayor Dugan this afternoon. The
amount is S210.
The house convened at o'clock and
Tallant of the committee on resolutions
presented the following report, which was
unanimously adopted:
1--WE. your committee appointed to pre-
sent appropriate resolutions expressing
the regret and sympathy of the members
of the house toward the citizens of Butte.
whose homes are in mourning, occasoned
by the appalling catastrophe which &C.
Cured in the city of Butte on the evening
of the 18th inst, hereby report the follow
ing:
WHEREAS, IL has been brought to the notice
OF the house that one OF the most awful calam-
tiles which ever befell any community OF this
commonwealth now rests upon the hearts and
homes or the citizens OF the city OF Butte by
reason OF the unfortunate explosion OF powder
and dynamite on the evening Of the 18th inst,
bringing carnage and death upon the assembled
multitude Of that city; and,
WHEREAS, Instit tions OF government are
founded for the maintenance and preservation
or the welfare OF the people, regarding the hap
piness and interests of ALL and mindful and So
licitous for the protection and veal OF each in
dlvidual within their domain; and,
WHEREAS, Civilization hath no products
more ennobling tn N those Towering humani-
ties which minister the tender sentiments OF
regard and sympathy to those in trouble; there
fore, be it
ResOired That the heroic action OF the dead
who, in the performance OF civil duties en-
trusted TO them by the necessities OF municipal
government, laid down their lives in the pres
ervatlon of property, is no less heroic and no
less deserving our tribute of commentator
than the bravery which has glorifed the battle
helds OF history whose triumphs made civil life
possible and desirable
Resolved, That as representatives OF the en-
tire people OF this state, we tender to the be-
reayed community, to the many homes which
now rest within the shadow OF tn, wide wings
of sorrow, to the many hearts which now gather
dscOnsolate around their afflicted fir esides our
deepest and sincerest sympathy;
ResOircd, / hat in the case OF towns and cities
unncorporated, we urge the enforcement OF a
general law heretofore provided, and in the
case of towns and cities Incorporated. we earn
estly recommend the enactment and enforce
ment under the powers conferred by their
charters, OF proper ordinances, to the end that
the storage Of powder and dynamite shall
not be permitted within their boundaries
ResOlrc {, That the clerk certify and transmit
to the mayor and city council OF Butte a copy Of
these resolutions.
The members of the house subscribed
s41O for the relief of the sufferers.