Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-02

hereby TclueSltU 10 IIIstNG CuAtAOIC
appropriation for a national exhibit at
said fair and also that proper acts be
passed and proper resolutions be pre-
scented to the Oriental countries and to
other foreign governments and the Do
minion of Canada, requesting them to
make industrial exhibits at said fair, and
be it further
Resolved, Tht our senators and men,
bers Of congress be and they are hereby
requested to use every effort in their
power to accure the proper legislation by
congress to carry out the spirit and in
tent of this resolution.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
During the week the following bills
We're introduced in both houses Of the
legislature:
IN THE SENATE.
Senate Bill No. 11o-Kennedy-To re-
peal House Bal No. 1872, passed by the
Sixth legislature, enlarging the powers
of minin corporations to mortgage, sell,
lease, or otherwise convey their property.
Senate Bill No. 111-Committee on
Counties, Towns and Municipal Corpora
tions-Authorizing county commissioners
for the use Of counties.
Senate Bill No. 112.ACommittee on
Public NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the pro-
posal to the electors of the state for an
increase Of the state tax levy to enable
the state to own it's insane asylum.
Senate Bill No. 113-Hoffman (by re-
quest)-For the appointment of fish
and game board for four years by the
1,htVs .2uNfi
the appointment of game wardens and
making it unlawful for any person to
hunt without having paid 81, if a. resi-
dent. or $40 if a nonresident, monthly.
House bill No. 159-Sullvan of Lewis
and Clarke-For the protection Of the
patrons of shelters and sampling works
by prohibiting the use of tlux until sat
isfactory settlement has bean made
with the owner of ore.
House bill No. 160-Appropriations
committee ~ Deficiency appropriation
bill. appropriat ting s16S2.s6 for the re-
pair of the hea ting plant at the orphan
asylum.
House bill No. 161-Appropriations
committee - Deficiency appropriation
bill, appropriating as46S5 for the board
Of charities and reforms for travelling
expenses.
House bill No. 162-Gregory-Requ
ing theater ticket brokers to pay
high license.
House bill No. 163-Conner of Cascade
Providing for the publication Of 100000
copies of the report Of the commits
sioner of the bureau of agriculture. la
Dor and industry and appropriating
therefor $164Oo of the 100000 bribery
money or such other funds as may be
available.
House bill No 164-Gilchrist-A bill to
cure defects in the law governing the
management Of the state school of
mines.
House bill No. -Gflchrist-Amend-
ing the code of civil procedure in rela-
ton to exceptions to provide that when
judge refuses to allow proposed
amendments to bills of exceptions the
party proposing the amendments may
appeal to the supreme court and that
court must set a time for hearing.
House bill No. 6-Gilchrist-Amend-
ing the political code in relation to ap-
peals taken from the decisions Of the
state board of medical examiners.
House bill No. -Gilchrist-Amend-
ing the code of civil procedure in re-
lation to the right of eminent domain
by simplifying the method of condemn
ing property.
House bill No. observation-disclosures
Creating the department of Insurance,
providing for the appointment Of an in
surance commissioner at a salary of
$500 year and a deputy commissioner
at salary of $500 a year and imposing
on the department the duties in re,a-
ton to insurance now devolving on the
state auditor.
House bill No 9-Rosman-Confer-
ring on the county commissioners of
Broadwater county the power to pur-
chase building for a county court
house.
House bill No. Misunderstanding a
commission to take charge of an ex-
hibit at the st. Louis worlds fair in
1903, in commemoration of the Louisi-
ana purchase and appropriating $4,000
therefor. Indefinitely postponed with
out reference.
House bill No. 171-Patterson-Revis
ing the law in relation to the inspection
of sheep to make the present statute
more effective.
House bill 70. 72-Myers-Providing
for the appointment of a w.--den of the
state penitentiary.
House bill No. Transportation
mlttee-ApprOprlatlng $50 each for
Secretary Whipple of the senate and
Chief Clerk Sicily of the house for fin
fishing up the work after the legislature
adjourns.
House bill No. 174-Appropriations
committee-Appropria $7S6, 600 for
the maintenance of state institutions
for 1901 and 1902.
House bill No. 175-Appropriations
ommittee-Appropriat $411,00O for
the executive and judiciary depart
ments of the state government for 1901
and 1902.
House bill No. Northumberland
ing the political code in relation to
assessments by exemptlng from taxa
ton all mortgages.
House bill No. 177-Jensen-Amend-
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