The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-07
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irrigation district bonds, and the re-
port was adopted.
The house adopted the report Of the
committee on labor recommending in
definite postponement of the civil
Sunday rest bill.
A number of minor bills We're read
for the first and second time and re-
ferred to the appropriate committees.
S. b. 113, repeating the statutes as
to the crime. of murder, and enacting
in lieu thereof unlawful homicide, was
recommended for printing and was
adopted. A similar report was made
on S. B. 10S, limiting the compensa-
ton of attorneys in personal injury
cases, and the report adopted.
S. B.. SO, requiring the performance
by county assessors Of certain duties
in relation to revenue, vas returned
upon the request of the senate.
The house finally passed the Cook
inghaln joint memorial asking ON
gress to build a fence along the in
ternational boundary line; the Dur
kan bill relating to mechanics liens,
and the Brewer bill for the regi3tra-
ton of names for farms.
At the afternoon session S. B. %, by
! Asbridge, regulating the sale of agri-
cultural seeds, was amended and
recommended for concurrence as
amended. The house later passed the
bill.
on motion Of Cults Of Silver Bow,
it was ordered that while the house
was in committee of the whole, de-
bate on any one bill be limited to 80
minutes, and individual time to 5 min
utes.
S. b. 7, by Larson. relating to the
disposition of mortgaged crops, was
not concurred in.
S. B. 2, by Leary. increasing the sal
airy of the warden Of the state prison
to $1,000, was amended by making the
salary $4,000, and the bill as amended
was ~concurred in.
The senate bin by Whiteside. pro-
viding for a state travelling parole
commissioner, was c]oncurred in.
I'll. J. M. Nos. 8 and 4, by Lovelace.
asking for an investigation of monop-
olistic conditions in the Yellowstone
national park, We're recommended for
passage in committee of the whole.
McClungis bill No. 1873, relating to
water rights, was amended and re-
ported for passage.
H. ]. r.. 5, by Rhoades. protesting
against suspended entries on the
Flathead reservation, was finally
passed.
Representative Higgins of Missoula,
in a neat but brief speech, extended
an invitation on behalf of the Mis-
soula Chamber of Commerce. to the
general assembly to attend the ban-
quet to be given at the conclusion OF
the apple show at Missoula, and on
motion the house formally accepted
the invitation.
The house adjourned until 10 O'Clock
Friday morning.
In tho Senate.
The session of the senate this
morning was brief. Senator White.
side moved to ressurrect the universit,
consolidation bill and put in on the
files. The motion was seconded by
Senator Mckenzie of Hill. Senator
Donlan at once moved aus a substitut,
that action on the bill be indefinitel,
postponed. The Donlan motion car
ried by a standing vote Of Is to 8.
In committee of the whole the sen
ate recommended a number of bills FOL
passage, the only one of general i'm,
portance being S. b. 81, by Stephens
providing a summary method for pro,
curing the. right to erect grain ware,
houses n grain elevators on railroad
rights of way.
S. B. 105. by Leighton, known a
the university unification bill, wa;
favorably reported by the COMMITTEE
on education.
Among the bills introduced was s
B. 100, by Whiteside, providing for
bond ihsue in the sum of $500, 900, t
provide permanent buildings for tn
state fair.