Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-16

Committee-Deflciency bill, appropr.ating
for the transportation of prisoners, $13,-
2o''.a0.
House Bill No. 111-The Same--.Appro-
priatng for the Trans Mississippi exrA
sition. $S3S4S.
House Bill No. 1le-The Same-Refund
of taxes. $6S1.S4.
House Bill No. l13-The Same-Court
costs, $3.50.
House Bill No. 1l4-The Same--Trans-
portation of volunteers. 1898, 500
= House Bill No. 1l5-The Same-Reuui-
sxtsions, $2.o71.46.
Il ISuse Bill No. 116-rhe Same-Or-
\ pm MS home. $2.o14.35.
ltause Bill No. '117-The Same-State
,Mvfrsity. $2.465.61.
p House Bill No. 11S--The Same-State
bSa IDS and officers. $2.2o5.12
= HOUSE Bill No. 1lS-The Same-Repairs
Re sfmory. $2Ol.sO.
q 1lquse Bill No. 1eo-The same-sol-
diers' home. $3s.1o. -.
I House Bill No. 121-The Same-Deaf
Bind dumb asylum, s1s1 SO. ~ 81
vi House Bill No. l22-,rhe Same-pub,ic
Satinling.$l5.
E&pE CHARITIES an~ reform. 1882.
n Hi4use Bill No I24-The Same-Histor-
|iea library. s17.
House Bill No. 125-The same-Board
OF education. $19s.55.
House Bill No. 126-The Same-State
officers and clerks $14s.O4
House Bill No. 127-The Same-Arar-
sha. supreme court $294
House Bill No. 12S-The Same-State
prison. $1,4S1.SS.
House Bill No. 1o9-The Same-Reform
school. $21.72
House Bill No. 130--The same-Rewards
5000
I House Bill No. 131-The Same-Presi
dental electors, $12O.
| House Bill No. 1o2-The Same-Extra
clerk hire. 1900. $4l95S
House Bllt No. MISUNDERSTANDING
the law In relation to the establishment
of Improvement districts in cities by pa
| curing that when it is desired to estab-
| llsh an Improvement district. two-thirds
! of the property owners affected must Pc
| tition for it.
House Bill No. 134-Gilchrist-
ing the code of civil proc adure by chang
ing the method Of drawing trial jurors 10
| provide that the MONIES Of talesmen
| passed for cause must be written on a
| slip Of paper and from the list the par
ties TO IN action must erase the names
| Of the jurors to be challenged perem-
torily.
| House Bill No. 135-Dixon-Making pro-
| visions for turning over to homes estab-
liShed for their care children having pa
| rents or guardians who are impropers
\ persons.
RANDOM NOTES.
Since it is known that the report Of the
| committee appointed by Speaker Cor
| petit TO investigate the charges regarding
the meat and milk inspection bill handed
IN by Mr.. Hedges will be favorable the
butchers and the bakers and the candle
| stick makers have ceased taking bromo
settler and other nerve sedatives Mr.
Hedges has not ceased his Investigations,
| however. and he is bad man to be in
| vestigating anything that is not entirely
| straight.
| Senator Kennedy seems to be favorite
among the fair sex, and his time is en-
crossed when he is not attending to the
A onerOus duties of a session of the upper
! house in showing his fair constituents
| who may be visiting Helena around the
town. If the woman suffrage bill passes
he will probably be able to secure any
gift within the power of the electors of
Deer Lodge county to bestow.
Secretary Whipple of the senate ex-
|
severe cold Some think that the round
of reading to which he has to bend th5,
flexible tongue every day is responsible
for the change in his melodious voice.
One thing is certain-his good humor
never fades away, though at times he has
come near forgetting himself. Anybody
else but the genial secretary would have
forgotten that he was on earth.
| Assistant Secretary Stout of the senate
/ who has been a victim of an attack OF
} acute pneumonia, is again at his desk
: His many friends are delighted at his ap-
pearance in the senate chamber.
: senator Myers is regarded as one Of the
5 most convincing debaters in the presen
t legislature. This is largely due to his
5 / courtesy and the fact that Ii,
never gets "rattled' and seldom leaves
an opening for an opponent to say any.
thing mean to which a fit reply cannot be
=, made. When Senator Myers cannot make
black appear white it is because the ser
1 geant alarms has neglected to lay in
daily supply of verbal paint for the ust
OF the debaterS.
t Secretary David w. Yancey, of the ap
preparations and asylum investigation
3 committees, has been kept busily en-
f gagged of late. Despite tn Charge amour
of work done by him he has not yet dis
tinsuished himself by getting mixed il
! his Ptmanic curves and writing some
thing akin to 'barliering for barberng
: Senator Courtney is generally trium
T plant in any measure he champions Nov
y and then the courtly Courtney from Sill
! yer Bow fails to carry his point, and h.
. has proved that he can yield as GRACEFUL,
as anybody else. When he failed to get
v second executive session today in order t,
, reconsider the question of affirming tn
. appointment of Jack Byrne for stat
s mining inspector he gazed around re
! proachfully and remarked: well, gen
+ tlemen l guess the senator from Silve
Bow will have to hold an executive SEES
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