The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-01

state aireauy TeapSQ u TtCu udENSSt AASh
this small investment, but the splendid
exhibit made has laid the foundation Tor
still greater returns in the future by at
tracing to vast mineral wealth the atten-
ton of capital in the East. Following is
the list of the contributions:
Helena National bank k....................SS9 SS9S -
W. a. Clark & Bros bank................ 9s2 50
First National bank, Anaconda. .......... 9i5 45
First National bank, Butte. $50 O6
Larabie Bros, Deer Lodge................ 2Ol OO
Bank OF Columbia Falls Observation-Disclosures. 90
a concurrent resolution w9s received
from the senate and passed to the effect
that committee of five pembers be sent
to investigate the penitentiary ana re-
port. Senators Hatch and Hoffman and
Representatives Meyer. Love and Corbett
were appointed.
Representatives Cooper, Aud, Law
renee, Won Toble, Glasscock, Hershey, Is
dell, Spriggs and legan we're appointed a
committee on the part of the house to act
with a like committee of three from the
senate to visit the state educational instl-
tutiono. The following bills we're intro
duced:
Cooper, house bill 1910 amend Sec
ton 1853 of an act concerning license OF
water companies.
Cooper, house bill 131-To provide n
floral emblem for Montana.
REYNOLDS, house bill 132-To provide for
the acceptance by the state from the
United States of certain lands, providing
for the irrigation. reclamation and occu-
patton of the same, and for the purpose
of regulating the use of public waters of
the state.
Spriggs. house bill 1870 regulate
pawnDrokers.
Hedges, house bill 134-To amend sub
division of section 1867, chapter Sd, of
the political code relative to the state
library.
Meyer, house bill 1870 provide for
the location and erection of capitol
building and making an appropriation
therefor. This bill provides for the erec.
ton of a state capitol building on Capital
hill in the city of Helena. The site is
fixed at not less than "A acres. The build
ing is to be in charge of the governor and
a commission of four appointed by him.
Plans for a capitol building TO cost q mill
ion and half shall be submitted to tho
board. Il must not cost any more
than million and half.
| Notices of prize for the
architect submitting the best plan shall
be published at Anaconda, Butte, Grea;
| Falls, Helena and Missoula. The -.
then goes into a mass of detail in regord
| to the letting of contracts. The building
| is to be completed by January, 1900 pro-
vided that a sufficient sum to pay for II
shall have been derived from The sale of
lands granted for that purpose. A state
| capitol fund is created for the reception
of these moneys. Warrants against the
| fund shall draw interest at eight per cent.
| The bill was referred to the printing com.
mittee. The following notices of bills
we're given:
BY Shropshire-Nineb bills all to amend
sections 1856. AIS, 951, 1898, 1891, ll21,
| 1117 and 1929 Of the code of civil pro-
cedure; second to amend sections 2123.
2l29, 213O and 2l32 of the civil code; third
to amend sections 30, Al, As, 80, 95, l1C
and 112 of the civil code fourth to amenl
sections $50, 552, 553, 569, $40, 571 and 57(
of the civil code; fifth to amend sections
267. .270, PSI and 1893 of the civil code; sixth
to amend sub division six section 756 code
of civil procedure; seventh to
repeal sections 96, Ala and III
code of civil procedure; eighth, to repea
section $40 of the civil code; ninth. to re
peal sections 5S5, 586, 5s7, 5Ss, $50, so, 59I
and 592 of the civil code.
|
penal code.
Paschal-To give school trustees the
right to employ city superintendent o.
schools in certain school districts.
Won Tobel-To amend section 279o o
the political code.
| Paschal-To define the Liabilities o
railroad corporations in relation to dam
ages sustained by employees.
| Baggs-Providing for an execution O
the laws of the state relating to life in
surance business.
Booth-To amend sections 3lsi and 3lS5
of the political code.
| Booth-To amend section 3l4l of the
political code.
Booth-To amend sections 1914 i52l
1921. 1922 AMI 1924 OF the penal code re
lating to the state prison.
Booth-To provide for tho publ catiol
aud sale of the codes.
| Lawrence-To amend section 13 of al
act concerning revenues.
| Metcalf-To repeal an act to regulate
the sale and rede mptIon of transporta
ton tickets of common carriers.
Hershey-AmendIng sections $50 an
T99 of the political code.
Paschal-To provide for truant Office
in certain school districts. and deflnin
his duties.
George W. Discriminating certain
sections not named of the civil code.
Cooper-For the repeal of section 5.9 oi
the penal code.
Craven-To amend act providing condi
tions under which foreign corporation
can do business in the state.
Lawrence-To amend paragraph 8. sec
tion 2739, page 3ij Of the political code.
At the afternoon session tho followin
message was received from the governor
. Mr SPEAKER and GsgUrmeH 0f fhs HHsss
r. Rprs.sg'I'iras y th, FHufH legislative 4
sCWb.Y.
In tue report Of the legislative proceedings a
published ln the lie ena lgdspEJ1cgf this morl
Ing Eepresen- alive NOl Ttbe is quoted as Ea
in. said tha- DE- had been Informed tGa. q
governor w9g.a n3- approve the adoption u. tl
| codes unless tla same were emo .aI I-ar
may n1- be- misunderstood, 1 d.s re % c1f.Iur
cate 20 y0Gr honorable body TIE s,a-au-l- .I
. i 70 mo- ono have ] rrurg-~sI tho vows -f.-s