The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-01-30
House Administers Rebuke to Representative
Hall by Wiping Out His Resolution.
ARRA|GNMENT IS DENOUNCED AS "UNCALlEO FOR
Mitchell of Deer Lodge Introduced Measure Providing for
Elimination Of Assault Upon State Official and 1t
Is Adopted by Unanimous Vote---The
Primary Bills Cause Fight.
Edgerton-To establish the Torrens'

Edgerton-To establish the Torrens'
land system.
Eliel-Relating to the challenging Of
jurors in criminal actions.
Werner-to amend sections 1908, 1909
and 1916, relating to the regulation and
practice of optometry.
Gray-Providing for the registration
and examination of trained nurses by
board established for this purpose.
Giovenetti-To appropriate $4,000
for the purchase and Improvement of
grounds about the state school of
mines
Duncan--To amend section 1858, re-
lating to the challenging of jurors in
criminal actions.
Notwithstanding common carriers
and to provide for the installation of
certain appliances for the safety of the
| travelling public and to confer certain
additional powers upon the railroad
| commission.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $4,000 for
| the agricultural college experiment
station at Bozeman
Appropriation Bill.
Wilhaim-Appropriat $3.50 for the
maintenance of the deaf, dumb and
blind school during January and Feb
i ruary, 1909.
provide for the management and con-
troll of state lands, the sale and dis
position of coal, ores and other
| products, the control of the funds and
| proceeds and to provide for the crea-
| tion of certain offices.
O'Donnell-Aprropli iatilg $4,000 for
| the erection of a state hospital at
| Butte for INDECENT persons, the pur-
| chase of land, etc.
Kelsey-Appropriati $1,000 for the
| Improvements at the state reform
school.
Largey-Providing for the levy of
state taxes for the support of the state
government for 1909 and 1910; the bin
| also provides for an interest and sink
| ing fund for the redemption of bonds.
Notice of Bills:
Committee on appropriations-to pay
deficiency claims of the state AUDITORS
office.
Committee on appropriations-To pay
deficiency claims for maintenance of
CdHltNl ana GROUNDS.
New Dining Hall.
| Mitchell-Appropriat of $4,000 for
| the erection of dining room in addi-
| tion to the present one at the state
capitol.
Clayberg-To establish a law de-
partment Of the University of Mon
tana, and making an appropriation for
| Its maintenance.
Hunter-Io amend section S805, relat-
| ing to the punishment for attempt to
commit crime.
Woody-To amend section BIB, Nre-
| lating to the salaries Of county Off
GERS and assistants.
Jacobson--To amend section 226S, re-
lating to the reclamation of arid state
| lands.
Safeey--To amend section ITO, re-
| lating to the burial of dead bodies and
prescribing the duties of the attending
physician in making certificate Of
the cause of death.
Clayberg-To provide for the collec-
| ton and exhibition Of a display of
Montana products and resources at the
| Alaska ukon- Pacific exposition, and
making an appropriation for same.
Berkin-To provide for the appoint.
| ment by the state board of examiners
Of state accountant to examine the
| books and financial matters of state
institutions
To Create Districts.
Notwithstanding the game war
den to create additional districts and
| to name additional deputies.
Gray-To amend section 1884, relating
| to jury trials
Brewster-Providing for the gather
| ing and sale of horses, mules and
| asses Of unknown ownership.
Brewster-To amend section 1922, re-
lating to Arbor day.
In the senate Lieutenant Governor
| Allen announced the appointment of
| Selway on the committee to visit the
orphans home.
On the report of the committee Of
| towns and counties. Senate Bill No 7,
relating to retail liquor licenses, was
indefinitely postponed.
In committee of the whole, with
| Meyer in the chair, House Bill No. Al,
| to prevent discrimination by life in
| surance companies, was reported for
| concurrence, and Senate Bill No. SO,
| prohibiting dance halls on Sunday,
was favorably acted upon. House Bill
! No. %, legalizing the codes, and House
| Bill No. 8, relating to voting machines,
were concurred in.
McCone gave notice of a bill relat-
| ing to the control and management
of state educational institutions and
| their finances
The following bills were introduced:
Senate Bills No. 70-To prevent dock
ing OF teachers for school holidays.
! Senate Bill No. 71-Rae: Relating to
trust deposits.
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