The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-01
In The nOUsE.
The Broadwater Bill Passed by a Close
Vote.

The Broadwater Bill Passed by a Close
Vote.
During the morning session Speaker
SWEET affixed his signature to the Chand-
Ter anti-gambling bill.
A communication was received from the
governor announcing that he had APP
proved and signed three bills appropriate
ing money for the payment of persons for
services rendered the state reform school;
two appropriation bills to pay persons for
services rendered the state; the bill pro-
viding a state floral emblem, and the bill
establishing free employment agency in
connection with the bureau of agriculture,
labor and industry.
The state board of examiners transmit
ted to the house two deficiency bills, one
for 81 200, duo Bennett & Peck for the
heating plant furnished the state reform
school, and the other for S225.70, of which
amount $57 is due the Helena Book &
Stationery company, S3,27O due the Helena
Power q Light company for supplies, and
S136, due Silver Bow county for transports
ing two prisoners to the state reform
school.
The house refused at first to concur in
tho senate amendment to house bill No.
Al, relating to printing, the senate believ-
ing the printing contract. instead OF going
to the lowest bidder, should 60 to the
newspaper which the county commits
sioners should deem best able to do the
| work, but after a short debate the vote by
which the house refused to concur was re-
considered and the amendment concurred
| in, ayes SO, nays 10.
The senate amendments to house bill
| No. 1S2, appropriating money for the pay
ment of persons for services rendered the
deaf and dumb school, and to house bill
| No. 112, for the relief of William Mooring
| and others, were concurred in.
The following bills we're read a third
time and passed: House bill No. 2l5, -e.
| lating to the mileage or compensation of
| sheriffs; house bill No. 2i3, to prevent
swine from running at large; house bill
| No. 3J7, to include the 11th judicial district
| in the list of districts; house bill No. 3J9
relating to Justices jurisdiction; house
| bill No. 81, repeating sections of the DO
| litical code relating TO the seal of the gov
ernment; house bill No. 3l2, relating tC
the election of legislators; house bill No
| 3l3, relating to judicial districts; house
| bill No. 3l4, relating TO the meeting and
| organization of the state legislature
house bill No. %, relating to the practices
of pharmacy and the sale of medicine and
drugs.
Representative Won Tobel said that the
! privileges granted outsiders by the house
rules had been abused, and that during
| the session lobbyists were to be seer
everywhere trying to secure the support
of members TO some pet measure. This
should be stopped, and, with this object
in view, he offered an amendment to the
rules providing that any person claiming
admission 10 the floor except the wives o.
members. must exhibit TO the doorkeepel
or ser.eaut-at-arms an invitation signed
by the speaker.
| \ communication was received from
the governor returning house JOINT me
mortal No. ( without his approval att
signature, for the following reasons:
| While the wrongs inflicted upon this state b.