The Daily Missoulian., 1913-02-28

! quiring all engineers and firemen tc
speak and be able to write the English
/ language; II. B. 1856, relating to man.
agement and sale of lands acquired
| by the state from the government.
The house passed 19 bills through
the committee Of the whole. There
was much discussion and some
''horseplay' over H. B. 2s3, defining {,
stockmen battled for over half an
hour. The bill was finally passed.
Bills Passed.
! On third reading the house con-
Cured in or passed the following
bills: S. b. No. rs, to improve the
condition of street car employees and
provide for heating of street car vesti-
bules; S. B. No 81 by Leary defining
the boundaries of Lincoln county. S
| l., NO. SO, by Taylor, relating to liens
for services of stations; S. b. No. 61
| by Stevens, providing summary
method of obtaining right of erecting
grain elevators on railroad rights OF
way, S. b. No. %. hy O'Shea. proNid
ing that interest at the rate of tw,
|
deposits of public moneys: II. b. No
154, by kiley, establishing a state ath-
letic commission to regulate boxing
bouts. H. B. No. 234, filing ana re.
neWal of chattel mortgages; II. b. No
2S0, amending the game laws. Il, B
| NO. 1856, by Durkan, regulating appro-
| priation of water for power purposes.
| i. b. No 273, by Sweet, providing
| that hospitals e-e'npt from TAXATION
| must admit all licensed phA Asicians I,
practice; H. b. 900, by t.zekiels, regu
ldting the sale OF oil products ii. b
l27. by Stewart, to provide for boards
OF park commissioners in cities Of the
second class; Fl. B. NO. 239, by D'Neil
to prevent county commissioners from
| FIXING dates Of bond elections in the
winter time; II. b. No. 213, by Car
nal, approprating money for the res
toration of old Fort Benton; II. B. No
206, by Spogen, providing for appoint
| ,nent of deputy state coal mining in
,pectors.
| At o'clock the house adiourneC
until $3.50 tomorrow morning.
In the Senate.
| In the senate S. ]. M. 7, by Ed,
wards, relating to lieu land sci oction.
by the Northern Pacific Railway com
rany, was favorably reported from
| the committee on public lanus
| II. B. 1926, by Lovelace. to compe
common carriers to make connections
at crossings, was fAvorably reported
by the committee on railroads With an
amendment providing that the rail
road commission shall not have power
to compel the construction of spurs
for commercial industries; by the
passage of this bill Billings busines,
| interests expect to secure connec-
| tion between the Great Northern anG
Milwaukee railroads near Lavina,
In committee of the whole with
ate recommended for passage or con-
currence H. b. No 81, by Spogen, rs
amended to appropriate 100000 for an
executive mansion; II. b. No. q, by
McNally, limiting the hours of EN-
ployment for women to nine hours a
| day, as amended: S. B, No. 1h4, by
| Eyrnes, to regulate the time and man
! ner in which common carriers doing
! business in the state shall adjus and
paw freight overcharges: $. b. No
| 49,, by Whiteside, to appropriate
| n.oney for the claim of Charles
Muncl1ton for the care and keep OF
.ee Rhine, ward of the state: II. b.
No 169, by Taylor eNempting the
owners of picture houses in toWhs
with a population of less than 1,5o1
| II, m the payment of a license, and I"
| J. M. No. 6, by Mckenzie, to secure
| additional land from the government
| for the proposed northern Montana
! training school at Fort Assinniboine
On third reading the senate passed
substitute for II. b. No. 124, by the
committee on sanitary affairs, cStab-
| fishing a board of examiners for
nurses; Fl. y. No. III, by BroWer, pro-
viding for the registration of names
| of farms and ranches, in Montana, S
! r. No. ~ by Boardman. creating the
| 'ounty of Richland; S, B. No. l45, by
| Leary, creating the county of Wheat
land: s. b. No. 1856. by Whltcslde
providing for delinquent sales in lrrl
CATION districts: S. B. No. les, by the
committee on fish and game, proVld-
ing for the employment of six addi :
tional game wardens; S. j. M. No, D.
| bt Abbott, setting aside forest money
for highways, and s. J. M. NO, Il. h>
| Mckenzie, to secure additional lahd
for the proposed northern Montana
training school at Fort AsSihnlbolhe
| Senator Byrnes today introduced q
| bill, No. 176, relating to the manage
rlent and Investment of the perina
ncnt land grant funds, one n1 tht
| forms of investment made per'nlssl
bic under the bill Is Carey proJec'
bonds A similar measure was de"
c;sively beaten in the house about
week ago, the enacting clause having
| been stricken out with Whoop
The senate today finally pass Inc
| bill to create the new county o]
| Wheatland.