The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-03
legislative D0INGS CLEANED FROM DAY TO DAY
Most Important Transactions of the Eighth Legislative
Assembly Condensed.

To prohibit advertising to secure
divorce.
Relating to the qualification of
teachers.
To create the county of Bear Paw.
Rice said the question of the county
seat had been amicably settled. and
the bill went through by a good ma
iorty.
Providing for the compulsory eIu-
cation of children.
Repeating the text book commits
sion law
To protect birds and fur bearing
animals.
To punish the taking away of GER
tain property belonging to a railroad
company.
Providing for the location Of a state
fair at Helena and making an appro-
priation of $4,000 for it,
Amending the law relating to the
apportonment of school moneys.
Authorizing receivers and others to
charge the cost of surety bonds to
the trust, either city, county or stat".
Providing for appeals from county
boards of equalization.
The Allen apportionment which
was in the house today, notes the
following apportionment: Beaverhead
., Broadwater |, Carbon >, Cascade
IS. Choteau 3. Custer .. Dawson /.
Heer Lodge 4, Fergus 2, Flathead 8,
Gallatin 3. Granite 2, Jefferson 2,
Lewis and Clark 6, Madison g.
Meaeher /, Missoula f. Park 2, Power
, Ravalli 3. Rosebud |, Silver Bow
Is, Sweet Grass / Teton 4, Valley
/. Yellowstone 2.
Helena, Feb. 2S.-The senate today
fanorably acted upon, in committee
Of the whole, the worlds fair bill, in
creasng the appropriation from $35.-
coo to 100000. 1t also named the
commissioners, the house leaving
that duty to the governor.
Those named were w. G. Conrad
Of Great Falls, Lee Mantle and II. L..
| Frank Of Butte, Paul Mccormick of
Billings and Martin Maginniss of
| Helena.
There was "a fight over the amend
ment naming the commission, Ken
nedy and others opposed it on the
grounds that it was slap at the
governor. Those who voted against
the amendment were Albright Con
row, Hopkins. johnson, Kennedy, Ma
hon, Murray, Ralston, Sherlock, We
gen Bourne and Tewey were alb
sent.
The Bear Paw county bill was fav-
orably acted upon in committee of
the whole. and so was the bill annex
ing portion Of Silver Bow to DeeI
Lodge.
A substitute was reported for the
fellow servant bills before the legis
ing committee. The substitute makes
the following provisions: Every rail
way corporation, including electric
railway companies doing business in
this state, shall be liable for all dam
ages sustained by any employe there
of within this state, without contribu
tary negligence on his part, wher
such damage is caused by the negli
gence of any train dispatcher, tele
, graph OPERATOR superintendent, mas
| tor mechanic. yardmaster, conductor
: engineer, mOtorman, or any other EN-
poye who has superintendence of an,
t stationary or hand signal. That ever.
| company, corporation or individual
operating any mine. smelter or mil
, for the refining of ores shall be LIABLE
: for all damages sustained by an EN-
ployc thereof within this state with
I out contrihutory negligence on hi
f part when such damage is caused b.
, the negligence Of any superintendent
| foreman shift boss, hosting or othe
engineers or crane men. Kennel
V favored the senate bill covering tn
same subject but he was outvoted.
il Helena, Feb. 2S-As on Friday, tn
house today spent a good deal of tn