The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-01-19

that officials receiving the same shall
not collect mileage from the county
or state. The other has been intro
duced by Edwards of Rosebud and
forbids the issuance of free trans
portation. 1t is diametrically op-
posed to the Donlan bill.
Two white slave bills, making what
now constitutes al offense of "sec-
retary'' vagrancy, felony and pro-
viding for Imprisonment for from 3
to 20 years, have been introduced in
the assembly, senator Donlan is the
author of one and Representative
O'Hern Of Missou'a, the other.
Labor legisla lation thus far has not
been backward in making it's appear
ance. McNaliy of Silver Bow has in
troduced a bill providing for an
eight hour day for laundry workers,
women hotel employees and clerks:
Duffy OF Silver Bow has a bill pro-
viding for an eight hour day for all
underground work, regardless of
whether it be in mines ornot: Moore
of Silver Bow has introduced semi
monthly compensation act and
Wheeler of Silver Bow has intro
duced bills tending to discourage
time assignments.
Representative O'Flynn among
other things has introduced Il bill
providing for a usury law and anoth-
er providing for the more equitable
licensing Of telephone, telegraph,
gas and electric light companies:
Alley is the author OF 4 bill which
will be introduced later making the
carrying Of concealed weapons a fell
ony; Blackburn has u bill in the
house providing for the employment
of stenograpl,er by coroners in
counties of the first class: Gjllis is
advancing Il bill which takes iuris-
diction OF the Office of the city elec-
trician from the police and transfers
1t to the fire department: Dobell
has introduced Il bill governing the
empanelling and qualifications of
jurors in civilcases; Stevens has a
bill regulating the investments oi i'll
surance companies doing business
within the state.
For ground feed and shorts see Edw
PiersOn.
Chas. Jones is spending a few days
in town.
1t you want good hard and soft
coal call on the Thompson Lumber
Co.
1t is rnmored that two ladies will
start barber shop in Malta i'm the
near future.
Miss>Mabel NJ. Peck is back from
Glasgow where she has been assist
ing in the abstract Office of II. +.
johnson,
Miss Marie Cox, the efficient day
operator OF the Moore Telephone Co..
has been ill and was unable to attend
{" her work at the office this week.
j. Il. kilduff left Malta Sunday for
the eastern markets and will be gone
two or three weeks buying stocks of
general merchandise for the coming
spring and summer trade.
Howard Wharton, editor and pro-
prietor of the Richland News, ut
lfichland, Mo-, reached Malta Mon.
day and is visiting his parents, Rev.
ana Mrs. Z. r. Wharton at the par
sonage. lie will combine business
and pleasure while in our city.
Miss Rose Schilling, sister of Agent
A. w. Schilling, arrived in Malta
Monday from Butte. Montana, and
will visit the Schillings until they
leave Malta for their semi-annual
vacation about February lst, when
She will accompany them OH the trip.
Phil. Caselberg, proprietor of the
Malta hotel, left this city Sunday
tor San Francisco. California, where
because of i'll health he goes to az.
cape ths rigor 0f the winter weather
II Northern Montana. After 4 few
lays spent in San Francisco, he will
70 to some point along the coast
'artlter south.