The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-02
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
Fears Are Entertained Relative to the
Recovery of Beasley.

Recovery of Reasley.
Helena, Feb. 1.-The house is getting
into it's work of legislation in good
shape, and is daily disposing of more
business than it has at any time pre-
vious to this week. There was but one
notice given this morning of the intro
duction Of bills, by Stapleton. who gave
notice that he will introduce bill to
amend section 712 of the penal code, re-
lating to crimes against the public
health and safety.
Lindsay, as chairman of the commit
tee of the whole, reported that the COM
mittee had considered and recommend
ed for passage, house bill 16, the free
kindergarten act, and house bill {,
Days act providing for lien for hotel
men upon baggage of guests. House
bill II, the Metropolitan fire department
act, was recommitted for further in
formation, and senate bill Is was re-
ferred back to the senate for correc
ton.
'rhe following bills were introduced:
BY Sands, H. b. 1O7-A bill entitled
an act to revise and establish a uni
form road law in this state.
BY Lamb, Fl. B. No 1OS-A bill for an
act to repeal section 494 of the code Of
civil procedure prescribing a limitation
of one year for actions for the recovery
of placer mining claims.
BY Day, Fl. b. No. 109--A bill for an
act to more fully provide for the pro-
lection of human life, and property by
reason of the defective constructing
or maintenance of dams, and reser-
voirs and to amend chapter XIV of
the political code, relating to dams and
reservoirs by adding thereto sections
3454, 3455, 1885, 3457, 345S, 3459, 3460 and
3461.
BY Day. H. B. No. 110-A bill for an
act relating to the garnishment of pub
lie officials, and to amend section 925,
code of civil procedure.
BY Mcleod, H. B. No. lila bill for
an act to create the office of chaplain
of the state penitentiary, providing for
the appointment Of the same, and de-
fining the duties and compensation
thereof.
BY Marcyes, FL B. No. 112-A bill for
an act to create the county of Rose
bud, to define its boundaries and to
provide for it's organization.
BY Losekamp, H. B. No. 113-An act
to amend article ii, title XIII, part III,
of the political code of the state1of Mon
tana, creating the state arid land grant
commission and defining it's powers
and duties, and all acts and parts of
acts amendatory thereof by providing
for the purchase and reclamation of
certain lands situated in the county of
Yellowstone, and state of Montana.
The house then went into committee
of the whole with Mats in the chair.
Senate joint memorial No. l, relating to
Indians straying from their reserva-
tions, was recommended for concur
renee.
H. B. 12, 81, Is, 90 and 4S We're recon-
mended for passage and the committee
arose.
The house adjourned for noon and re-
convened at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
Chairman Mats reported for the COM
mittee of the whole, and the house ad-
journed till 1890 tomorrow morning.
Nearly all of the house committees
have been in session this afternoon and
it is expected that there will be large
amount of business for the house TO
consider in the morning. There are
now 19 bills on general orders, and this
will be augmented considerably in the
morning.
No report has been received to-day
as to the progress of the recovery of
Beasley of SWeetgrass county, whose
serious illness was reported yesterday
by Dr. Riddell. 1T is feared that the
cold wave, following SO closely upon
the chill that struck him the other
day, will have serious effect upon mis-
system,