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

all necessary rules and regulations to
carry the foregoing section into erect.
Sec. 5. 1t shall be the duty of either.
the state mine inspector. or the state
land agent whenever or directed by
the board of land commissioners. to IN
snect any mines that may he developed
under the provisions of this act ana
report any failure on the part of the
lessee in the fuliillment of his lease
contract: and said lessee snail aHoru
the state mine inspector. or state laho
agent, all proper facilities for making
such examination and survey
CORRUPTION CHARGES.
While the committee appointed by
Sneaker Corbatt to investigate lie
charges in the affidavit made by one
Burgess as regards the a;tenpt TO prlpe
the committee having in charge teuses
meat and milk inspection brl mas not
filed formal report, it is UNDERSTOOD
that the investigators hav~ c'ncludei
that there is no truth contained in the
affidavit, or that if there Is. there is
no way OF getting at 1T.
Two sessions of the cHmani,tee were
held today and the following witnesses
appeared and furnished their evidence:
Oscar H. Scheewe butcher. corner OF
jackson street and Sixth avenue: FRANK
Mares and Joseph Mares, buN>hers, 10
and 112 Main street.
Chairman Gilchr.st made the follow
ing statement after the sessiolIS We're
concluded:
The charges have fallen fiat: no case
has been made out at al. 1t has merely
been shown that the butchers--two OF
them. so far as the committee knows
considered proposition to employ a
lawyer to represent them before the
house in an effort to bring about the
defeat of the bill. That is all the evil
dence amounts to-
The members of the COMMITTEES having
the investigation in charge We're Met
len, of Beaverhead: Newton and Mar
tin. of Gallatin: Bielenberg. Of Deer
Lodge. and Gilchr.st, of Silver Bow.
When the report is formally made
Mr. Hedges may have something inter-
estng to say for the DELEGATION of the
menu IRIS of the house and what aud
itors may happen - be present.
WEEKLY SUMMARY.
During the week a number OF bills
have been introost ed in both houses
and few passed both the assembly
and the senate. Several pet bills Of the
senate have been killed in the house
as reprisal for the indefinite postpone-
ment of bills in the senate wnich the
members Of the house were lager to
see become laws. The senate has pass
ed many bills which will be sent to
the house next week, and the assembly
will send large batch Of bills to the
upper house on Monday. Up 10 date
Governor Toole has signed none but the
appropriations bill, the Powell county
bill. the Rosebud county bill and the
eiSht-hour bill. During the week the
following measures We're introduced:
IN THE SENATE.
Senate bill No. S2--I1ennedy-1,ef
the powers and duties Of Justices Of the
peace of townships Of 10000, not ex
oeeding 10000 people; in townships ex
ceeding 10000 people and in township:
Of less than 10000 people.
Senate bill No. S3-Commit,ee OF
counties, towns and municipal corpora
tions-Providing that all bonding prop
ositions submitted to the people il
counties shall be printed on separat
ballots.
Senate bill No. s4-Courtney-T
change the name of Deer Lodge to Dial.
county.
Senate bill No. S5-Culen-Compan,
store bill, providing that it shall be un
awful for any company to pay wage
in anything except lawful money, pro
.vided it shall not apply to ranch mer
farmers. lumber camps or mining
camps from supplying their e.nploye
or paying thier employees in other tina
nctn rl,r ~ ~
or other store than that owned by sue
company. The penalty provided is nc
| less than $500 or more than $500 fine
or imprisonment in the county jail fror
one to six months, or both.
Senate bill No. S6-Courtney - r
change the name of Powell to Dee
Lodge county.
Senate Bill No. s7-Worden-Providi
that judges are disqualified to try case
where a motion for new trial is made
they are related to any Of the litigan
or are interested in the case to the e,
tent that they may be prejudicd.
Senate Bill No. SS-Judic1arv Commit
! tee-Providing for state fiscal aeenc
| in New York City.
Senate Bill No. 9S-Committee G
Mines and Misunderstanding for mi,
4
ton and appropriating $1,000 for thu
| purpose.
Senate Bill No. 1-Murray-providir
fer removal Of county seats by vote
| freehol9ers.
Senate Bill No. 92-McLean-Prohib
| ms the slaughter of cattle for sale tn;
! have big joint or any other disease.
Senate Bill No. 93-Judciary Commit
tee-Making the malicious destruction
| property by the use Of dynamite a felor
and fixing the penalty at one to fourtee
years Imprisonment in the penitentiar
Senate Bill No. 94-Kelly-Makine II
| malicious destruction of fences a felor
and fixing the penalty at one to te
years Imprisonment in the peniten,iar
IN THE HOUSE.
House Bill No. -Kilgallan-Amen,