The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-04
SERW|LE HOUSE THROWS
DOWN GOVERNOR
disgrace it more if we stayed on for
a month and did our d best"
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a month and did our d. best.'
These burning words came from the
lips of a lifelong democrat, who long
since reached the veteran stage in
democratic party service. They tell
the story of today, and of the days
that have preceded.
Invisible government exclaimed
another. "Why it's as plain as the nose
on a mans face. It stalks openly, in
the senate and upon the floor of the
house. This sort of thing is a Grim
inaI farce. The sooner the people of
Montana awaken to the fact the bet
ter for them and their state"
In the Senate.
The senate today passed q number
of deficiency house bills, and returned
them to that body.
S. B. 159, by Whiteside, amending
the law relating to the commission
form of government for cities, was
finally passed, as was also S. 3 152,
by Abbott, to make the member; Of
the railroad commission app0intive in
stead Of elective.
In addition the following senate and
house bills were passed:
s. b. III, relating to the salaries of
county superintendents; S. 3. l39, 30
authorize county commissioners to levy
one mill or less for county fair pur-
poses; S. b. 173, to prohibit the repre-
sentation, classification grading or
marking of articles of merchandise at
or to a higher class. grade or quality
than which the same was purchased,
H. B. "A, providing for a state dairy
commissioner, as amended; H. B. 2l5,
maintenance Of livestock sanitary
board to March /, 1913; H.. b. 81, for
a hospital at the state orphans home
at Twin Bridges; II. b. 50, authorizing
the board of county commissioners to
appropriate money to pay part salary
and expenses Of a county agricultural
instructor.
Fl. B.. $50, general weights and
measures bill, was re-referred to the
steering committee.
Senator Abott introduced S. b. 179,
to amend section 2S76 of the revised
codes Of Montana of 1907 relating to
the limit Of Indebtedness each county
may incur. To the Judiciary commit
tee.
L hicuctii 70 llt request Oh tllp mousse
that a conference committee be ap-
pointed to consider senate amend
ments to II. +. No. 800, the president
Of the senate appointed as The senate
conferees on said bill: Senators Dear
born, Whitcside, and B~urlingame.
House bill 154, establishing "a state
athletic commission and regulating
boxing and sparing in the state Of
Montana, was amended by the COM
mittee on counties, towns n munich
pal corporations by striking II the
word ~" in line , Of section . of the
original bill and inserting in lieu
thereof the word 90" referring to
rounds.
H. b. 326 was amended in several
particulars and returned to that body
for concurrence. This is the measure
under which the business men of Bill
lings hope to compel the Milwaukee
and Great Northern to make a con-
nection near LaVina.
in the House.
The houso this morning refused to
concur in senate amendments to Fl.
b, 300, increasing the rate of taxa
'''ii i'I a i''1l''i VI ~ y 'diS ~ if'-
vide for the direct support of state
educational institutions. The speaker
appointed as a conference committee
Day Of Lewis n Clark, Phillips of
Fergus and Harmon of Gallatin.
1t was stated on the floor that the
senate amendments had the effect of
vitiating the purpose of the measure.
S. b. 16S, authorizing the appoint
ment of six additional deputy game
Wardcns, was reported for concurrence
The committee on sanitary affairs
favorably reported H. B. Ala, by Nc
Nally, regulating the conditions under
which W~allpapering and kalsomining
can be done in cities of the first and
secon class.
Holt ave notice of a bill giving to
the Seventh judicial district an adj
ditional judge.
Carroll introduced II. B. 422, for the