Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-26

provinces ulat CnC llCeUi'c snail E:te on
the p1e16n.a ion of the discharge. APP
proved February y.
Jcint concurrent rtEo,uticn No. =. re-
| guessing congress to cal Convention
fcr thhe purpose Of Proposing cn amend
! nlent to the constitution of tIa Un,tsh
States. which shall provide for the e'ec~
ton of United States senators by direct
vote of the people. Approved Febru-
any 21.
THE ASSEMBLY CALENDAR.
While the senate is working on a good
| business basis. SO fas celebrity is con-
cerned. the house is in the dumps, AND
| 4 is likely that good many night ses-
stems will have to be ,he,1 IN order shat
the number of bills yet to be considered
may have adequate attention. In order
that a proper appreciation may be had
| OF the immense volume Of business yet
| to be transacted by the lower house, /,
| is necessary only to glance through the
| following list of bis yet on general
orders that must be considered i'm COM
mlttee of thu whole. read a third time
and pass or be rejected:
! House B'l No. 6, Hedges. meat and
| milk inspection; House Bill No. g. Sam
| zen, iri alive and referendum; House
! Bill! No 10, Berk.n fish and game; House
Lill: House Bill No. -, Fitzpatrick to
prevent obs.ruct'ng streams: House Bill
No 81. White. approrriating money for
the orphans home: House Bin No. j.,
Baggs, re's'.ing to The mGana rof makins
assessments; House Bill No. 80, Quinn,
providing a penalty for violations of the
coal mining law; House Bill No. 81, Hart
wig, re'at,lg to the sale of tax certih-
Gates; House Bal NO -, SMindlshurst,
relating to ir5ura nee: House Bill No. 81,
JTrquhamt (subs'.itute offered, relating
to county officers appointing deputies:
House Bill No. SO, Kiisal.an, Circ.e from
the ballot: House Bi,i No. 81, woman suf =
frage; substitute lc' House BIZ No 81
Peiletier. anti Pinkelton bill: House Bill
No Sc, G.lCli..st. women holding office;
House Bill No. 81, Chemist. increasing
| the number of justices of the supreme
court; House Bill No. 6o, Richardson, fell
low servant bill: House Biz No. G6, CHI
| christ, appropriatins money to pay fo'
| soldiers medals; House Bill No. 81.
Stanley. fixing penalty for violating
the stock law: House Bill No. IS. FItz-
! patrick, relating to the board OF hoi'A>
culture: House Bill No. "a, recording
| brands; House Bill No. -, Lehman,
amending the code of civil procedures:
| House Pill No. IS. Lehman, requiring
banks to pay interest on deposits of pub
| lie money; House. Bin No. q, Hedges TO
| invest the permanent sC'hCct fund; II ouse
Bill No. IS, Conner of RavalM. farmers
| Institutes House Bill No 10. Cid
| Christ, giving the attorney general
| two assistants substitute fer House
| Bill No. 81, requiring the pay
melM of employees semi-monthly;
| House Bill No. 80. Dixon invest the
| university fund: House Bill No. 30, relat-
ing to dumping coal slack in streams;
| House Bill No. 81, Patterson. amending
| the civil code: House Bill No. 81, Hart
wig, kidnapping a felony: House Bills
Nos 90 and "a, Hill, relating to mileage
| allowed sheriffs: House Bill No. TO- Gill
! christ, relating to the issuance of exc
! cutions; House Bill No. 80, Conner of
Cascade, relating to the appointment of
receivers: House Bill No. 103. Baggs, the
grocers' BILL House Bill No. lO4. Gill
christ, creating state board OF health;
House Bill No. 106, Baker, relating to
false assays: House Bill No. 1O7 Baker.
relating to the legislative powers of
cities; House Bill No. 80. Baker. allowing
| assessors travelling expenses; House Bill
! No. 1O9, Pelletier. licensing BARRIERS:
| House Bills Nos. 40 to 1872 inclusive, de-
ficiency appropriation bills; House Bill
No. 133, Jensen, relating to public inn
| provements i'm cities; House Bill No. 135,
| Dixon, providing homes for the homeless:
House Bill No. 1885, Hedges, prohibiting
| the sale of liquor to minors, etc; House
| Bill No. 1873, Berkin, for the free distri-
! button of maps; House Bills Nos. l39 and
| 40, Berkin, relating to inspection of boil
! ers: House Bill No. 143, judiciary Com
! mite, new judge for Silver Bow coun-
I ty: House Bill No. lag, for the purchase
of calculating machines for state offices
House Bill No. Ia, Subcommittee of the
Fish and Game Committee, providing
for fish and game wardens; House Bill
No. 149, Axtell amending the constitution
in relation tos labor: House Bill No. $50,
Crawford, apprOpr!ating Sll5 for c. c.
/ Willis; House Bills Nos. 15l and 152, Dix
on, relating to mileage for sherffs and
board of prisoners; House Bill No. 153
| fixing the pay and mileage of members
of the legislature; House Bill No. IL
Adkins money for + NJ