Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-27
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house bill No. 70, Bielenberg, relating to
stock killed by railroad trains; house
bill No. "a, Donaldson, creating a rail-
road commission; house bill No. 50,
Gilchrist relating to insurance; house
bill No. 2, Kilgallon's eight-hour bill;
house bill No. A., Belenbergs Powell
county bill; house bill No. 5,Hedges' re-
apportionment bill; house bill No. Z,
Hedges. for the determination of coy
otes and wolves: house bill No. 10, Dee.
relating to primary elections; house bill
No. II, Dee circle from the ballot:
house bill No. 20, Faust, bounty on wild
animals; house bill No. rs, Dixon. fellow
servant bill: house bill No. 80, Hedges,
apportiOnment; house bill No. SO, Fine,
relating to apportionment of school
moneys; house bill No. 80, Baker, to en-
able cities to acquire electric light
plants; house bill No. 40, Ward, for the
destruction of foxtail grass; house bill
No. 3, Stull, changing the boundaries OF
Yellowstone county; house bill No. 8,
Meunier, relating to the compensation
of administrators; house bill No. 81,
Lannin, antitrust bill; house bill No.
~, providing for coal mine inspector.
BEFORE COMMITTEES.
While there are large number of
bills on general file in the house to be
disposed of before adjournment, there
are also a number that have not yet
left the hands of the committees to
which they were referred. 1t is this
slowness on the part of committees
which will probably necessitate night
sessions. Bills yet remaining in the
hands of committees are as follows:
Fish and game contradictions bill
No. 49, Kilgallon's fish and game bill,
and house bill No S. Quinn's bill for
fish and game wardens.
State Neutrality-suspicious. bill No. 1856.
Metlen's bill to authorize $4,000 issue
Of second mortgage bonds on the lands
OF the normal school; house bill No. So,
Newbary's bill appropriating money for
the report school, and house bill No So.
DiXon'S measure to authorize a second
issue Of bonds on the lands of the state
university.
Committee on education-House bill
No. g.. Bourne's bill for district nigh
schools; house bill No. 81. Paterson
bill relating to the duties of school dis
trict clerks, and house bill No. 154, by
Stul, which proposes the enactment of
a Gerry law to prevent wrongs to chill
dren.
Privileges and elections committee
House bill No. so, by Dee to safeguard
elections.
Highways committee House bill No.
80, by Faust proposing new road law,
and house bill No. 1OS, by Baggs, pro-
posing amendments to the present road
law.
Committee on corporations other than
neutrality-suspicious. bill No. AL a bill by
r1,,,tct TO t1n ix-sl
Commute ona griculture and stock
House bill No. IA, Pelletier's bill pro-
viding for meat inspection.
Towns and Townships committee
House bill No. las, changing tn elines of
Park county.
judiciary committee-HOuse bill No.
143, by Gilchrist, to amend the code of
civil procedure, and house bill No. 1856,
by Stull, prescribing regulations for the
disposition of human bodies.
Appropriations committee-House bill
No. 1857, by Hedges. appropriating $3.50
for Heading Clerk Gilligan, and house
bill No. 1853, by HILL changing the pres
ent law in delaton to the amount of Ii
cense moneys counties must pay over
to the state from % to 80 per cent.
SENATORIAL SITUATION.
The expected exodus of legislators from
the MacGinnis camp began a few days
ago with the desertion of Representative
Fitzpatrick. Today Senator Warner
quilted the standard of the major and
gave his support to Frank. Woods, who
voted for Conrad yesterday upon that
gentleman's request for a compliment
tary. again cast his ballot today for
Frank. The outlook for the man from
Butte anDears to be excellent at the
present stime.
The following table shows how indivd-
ual members cast their votes at today's
joint session:
IN THE SENATE.
Thomas Fl. Carter-Anderson, Geiger
Hobson, Kelly, Mclean, Meyer, Mitchell
WOrden-S.
Fl. l.. Frank-Biggs. Clark, Courtney,
Cullen. Hoffman, Murray, Myers. War
ner-2.
Walter Cooper-Conroy Tierney-2.
Robert Coburn-Connelly. Mahon-2
W. G. Conrad-Stanton.
John MacGuinniss-Ken
IN THE HOUSE.
Thomas H. Carter-Baggs, Becker.
Bourne. Brownlee. Conner of Ravalli,
Donlan, Faust, Godfrey. Gregory, Hedges,
Lehman. McGone McJntire. Murray.
Newbary, Newton. Patterson. Roland,
Stanley, Stull-2O
II. l.. Frank-Baker, Berkin, Brien.
Cannon. Ferry, Fitzpatrick, Geary. Gill
christ, Hartwig, Hill. Madden, McDon-
nell, McTague, Rosman, Toole, White,
Wood. COrbett--1S
John MacGinniss-Axtell, Conner of
Cascade, Cram, Crawford. Dee Donald
son. Jensen, Lannin. Lewney, Mcdonald.
Meunier. Pelletier, Pendergrass. Quinn.
Richardson. Sullivan of Lewis and
Clark. Sullivan of Silver Bow, Thorough
mans.
Walter COoDer-Fine. Martin. Metlen.
Myers, Swindlehurst--5.
Joseph X. Toole-MacGinnis.
Judge J. NJ. Clements-Sanden.
w. G. COnrad-Adkins