Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-19
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NCOHtlnuoO from rage Ono.)
Of political managers after legislators,
otherwise the scheme might have car
RED today
And it is safe to venture that if the
favorable movement had come. Heinze
and not MacGinnis would have been the
man to get the votes.
Duer gained votes today and Rich
ardson entered the arena with six:
'ncle" w. II. L4ockhart. of Boulder
with one. MacGinnis. in accordance with
his policy dropped to one.
While 1t is true that a few Over-zeal-
Gus friends of Senator Carter have
preached the subject of dropping MIR.
Mantle and substituting him Carter
for the short term nomina ton, it is but
Just to say that no republican member
If the legislature has so much
as limited at such a piece of folly
On the contrary, many of them
are unspoken against such a move
and are unsparing in their denun-
cation of the gossip and mischief
makers who have sought to give currency
to this canard. From the expressions
heard about the hotels there is a decided
sentiment against any chance by the re-
publicans and it is absolutely certain that
- any SuNIl III duN4SCu attempt SuDuIu ne
made large majority of the republicans
VIII oppose and denounce it and if
persisted in would no doubt lead
to division and break in the now mar
monious republican ranks with results
| which no one can foresee but which may
| be easily guessed at from former expa.i-
| ences. Of course it is easy to discover the
| fine Italian hand of certain factors in the
fusion elements in these disauieting ru
| mors esigned to harass ana annoy. and
if possible divide republicans. if thc re-
| pubicans members can by any sort of
hyprocritical and lying pretencee be
| brought to a disagreement and division
| so much the better for those who are
| plotting against the states best interests
| and SO much the worse for the relubii-
| can party in the future. TIE strange
part of it all is that there should be a
| solitary republican SO shortsighted, o. 50
selfish as not to condemn these at
| tempts. The opinion here however. is
that these efforts to effect disharmony
| among republicans will all fail
| In the house today bills We're intro
| duced as follows:
| by McIntyre--Jont house memorial
for relief of settlers in Lewis and Clarke
| forest reserve.
BY Fine-To amend the political code
| relating to appOrtiOnment of money for
school districts.
Notices We're served as follows:
BY Hedges-To regulate the practice
Of osteopathy in this state.
| BY Ward-For destruction of a wild
! grass, known as "foX tall
i BY Gilchrst-To increase the number
of supreme court justices to five.
BY Baker-To amend the constitution
relating to Indebtedness of cities.
BY Dee--To fix a maximum price on
freight for ores and fixing penalty
for railroads to exceed the statutory
| charge.
Lannin's bill requiring wo"kmen to be
paid in lawful money of the United
States was reported on favorably by the
labor committee and was sent by the
| house to the printing committee.
In the senate bills We're introduced as
follows:
BY the judiciary committee-To amend
the civil code relating to joinder of
causes of action.
by Myers--To amend penal CODES rela
tven to methods of procedure in the
| tr.al of criminal actions
By M?eTs-To amend the civil code in
relation to trial of civil actions.
Notices of bills We're served as fol-
lows:
flsy Myers-To provide for the pu'li-
| cation of occupation license moneys coll
leAted by county treasurers.
by Myers-To amend the political code
t ral.lting to the publication of delinquent
taxes and to make same more explicit.
BY Meyers-TO amend the civil code
relative to attachments and garnish-
| nlents.
The committee on towns. counties and
! municipal corporations reported in favor
| OF passing a bill to create Powell county.
| with the following amendments:
First.-T'hat James II. Mills be substi-
| tutcd for J. X. Uhl as clerk and recorder,
and secondly that NJ. d. Platner be sub
stituted for H. c. WALTON as public adj
| lninistrator.
Geiger's bill relating to the amend
mrnt of political code as regards lOca-
ton of mines was recommended for pas
sage.
Both houses adjourned to II 100 a. m.
! MoHday.