The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-02
her debate was shut off by Hershey. who

the measure. because 1t did not provide
for free exchange. This was evidently n
surprise to some. and almost Immediately
Aud, Gordon, Hopkins, Losee and Tai
liant changed their votes from "aye' TO
mo-" on the same grounds.
The bill passed by the following vote:
Ayes-Anderson. Bags. Bond. Brown. Bur
| kett, Corbett, Edwards. GlasscOck. Harris,
Hedges, Hershey Hollenstelner. Hussby, Is
! dell, Kennedy. Latimer. Lawrence, Lesser,
| Love, Lynde, Marshall, Mitchell. g.. W ONer.
Joseph Oker, Reynolds. Rombauer. Rossiter,
Ran, Shober SPARKS, Won Iobel, Williams,
| Winter, Negen-3j.
Nays-Alder on, Aud, Bray, Craven, Gun
! nngham, Gordon. Hopkins, Horsky. Jones. JOY,
| Loseo, Metcalf, Meyer. Monteath, Paschal
Shropshire, Tallant, Mr.. Speaker-lS.
Absent-Bennett, Booth, Collins. Cooper
| Cook, Rodgers. Spriggs -
The Lynde bill pertaining to the recla-
nation of arid lands was passed, ayes 81,
nays "a.
The following bills were introduced: /:
No. 800. Reynolds. TO amend the act estab-
fishing a bureau of agriculture, labor and
industry, and providing for a commits
sioner; No. 3ji, Rodgers. for the further
protection of game and fish; No So, JOY.
regulating the charges of telephone COM
panies.
At the afternoon session the speaker
signed dozen bills that have passed both
houses, and they were sent to the gov
ernor. The house then went into commit
tee of the whole, Hodges in the chair. The
first bill considered was house bill l27,
Paschal, regulating insurance companies.
The measure provoked some discussion,
and was finally referred to be drafted in
accordance with the coles. The house
then considered and passed house bill 213,
I tho np1n tn ap,apH
696 and 69S of the political code relating
TO the recovery of real or personal
property, with or without damages
house bill 81, Bennett, concerning tho
legislative powers of cities and towns
house bill 2Ss, Meyer, regulating the mile
age of county officers; house bill 1872,
Reynolds, concerning the sale of property
for taxes and the redemption thereof (;
house bill 23s, code committee, relating to
the duties aud compensation of public adj
ministrators; house bill POS, Aud, relat-
ing TO the collection of poll tax, and 10,
code committee, relating to contracts for
taking care of the poor; house bill oh,
Harris, to prevent the setting of timber on
fire and to provide for the eNtinguishment
of such fires, was considered, but no
action was taken.
Two bills were indefinitely postponed,
house bill 336, Aud, relating to tho sale of
property under lien or mortgage by the
executive or admin strator of an estate,
and house bill 3lS, Cunningham, TO make
the salary OF the deputy inspector of
mines 1850 per year.
When the house met tonight tho first
proposition advanced was IA resolutian by
Joy, that a committee of five, three from
the house and two from the senate, to
select a site for the insane asylum be
named.
Won Tobel moved to lay this resolution
on the table, and It carried by vote of 3)
to Q. Joy did not like this and he tried to
prevent the third reading of tho bills, in-
sisting on the special order for the even
ing, but he received no support
and the following bills were read for
the third time and passed: 10 aud i76,
Craven, to enable the city of Helena to
issue bonds for a water supply and to de-
clare certain bonds heretofore issued out
side of the three per cent. limit of indeb-
tedness; senate bill, Chandler. concerning
the opening of roads and prescribing the
duties of road viewers; senate bill %,
Eggleston, creating a lien for driving the
logs of another on any stream; house bill,
substitute, Isdell, TO regulate the practice
of dentistry; house bill, Huseby, for the
incorporation of cooperative societies (;
house bill 30, hnippenberg, substitute. to
amend the act fixing the fees for
the performance of certain duties by
the secretary of state; house bill 12l,
Joy. to prevent the blacklsting OF dis
charged employees house bill 1856, Hershey,
relating to the marking of ballots by
judges of election house bill l59, to prohibit
the sale of cigarettes or tobacco to persons
under Is; house bill 2O3, Losee, to protect
associations and unions of working men
in the use of their labels house bill 2j2,
Rodgers, relating to the fees of district
court clerks for making transcripts
house bill pa, Booth, relating
to tho filing of official statements
by corporations; house bill 276, Booth.
relative TO assessments; house bill 2S7,
Bennett, relating TO tho redemption of
house property on leased ground sold for
assessment; house bill 3l5. code commit
tee, concerning the duties of county at
torneys; house bill 333, Losee, appropri.
ating S2,937.7i for Daisy Doyle and other
persons tor services rendered the deaf
and dumb school at Boulder; house bill
60, relating to tho qualifications for suf-
frage.
The house then resolved itself into com.
mittec of the whole, Rombauer in the
chair, and house bill 26J, Glasscock, ere.
ating a board OF mining examiners, was
the first called up. The bill was indefi-
nitcy postponed.
House bill pa, Harris, and substitutes
one and two, were also considered. They
relate to forest aud prairie fires. Substi-
tute one was adopted and the others in
definitely postponed.
House bill 122. Joy, TO fix the liability OF
railroads and other corporations for in
juries TO employees, was amended to fix
the limit of liability at $4,000, and recon-
mended for passage.
House bill 23j, Craven, relating to the
sale of imitation butter and cheese, was
also recommended foe passage.
House bill Il, Won TobeI, concerning
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