Legislature Debates Bills on Rights of Married Women and State Projects
The judiciary committee favored Senate Bill No. 10 to restrict married women's rights, but the report was adopted and the bill indefinitely postponed. Other measures included Brosnan's school bond funding bill, Capitol construction plans, and various House bills on mine inspections, public offices, and transportation. The session saw numerous introductions and committee references as governors, senators, and legislators pursued funding, infrastructure, and legal code amendments.
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Judiciary Committee
Bromi
Hoffman
Committee On
Federal Relations
Helena
Fowerree
Chandler
Richards
Secretary of the Interior
Flowerree
Broadwater County
Jefferson
Williams
Collins
Code Committee
The
Code Commission
Metcalf
Booth
Paschal
School of Mines
Bennett
Cooper
Senate
House
Fort Shaw
Brosnan
Nutton
Madison County
Craven
Mitchell & Mussigbrod
G. KR. Melton
Reform School
Larson & Smith
von Tobel
Shropshire
Hollensteiner
Lawrence
Reser
Reynolds
Sparks
Sedell
Meagher
Cascade
Lewis and Clarke
Lump Gulch
Jefferson County
Steele
Eleventh Judicial District
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Monteath
Greene
Babcock
Brosnin
Montana
Winter
Spriggs
Carlton County
Yegan
Meyer
Kuippenberg
Office of Commissioner of Agriculture and
Labor
Hedges
Oalves
Oula
Cook
Ways and Means
Leiser
Og Shropshire
Stephen Bywater
Auld
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Alderson
Legislature Debates Book Texts and Corrupt Practices Act
Montana senate and house committees discuss reforms in penal and political codes, education texts, and corruption measures. Debates cover Montane House Bill 20 on corrupt practices with fines to the school fund, book contracts, suffrage bills, and various senate bills with readings and postponements.
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Marshall
Committee On Privileges
Senate
Monreath
House Committee On Education
Montana
American Book Company
Boot
Joy
BB Culkins
Butte
Captain Edwards
Husby
Lewis and Clarke
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Legislature Advances Bills Amid Debate on Gambling and Codes
Montana lawmakers pushed several measures including Senate bill 27 on toll roads and bridges and a reinstatement of the gambling prohibition. The judiciary committee backed restoring the original gambling ban. bills on county creation and public employment were debated, while various appropriations and amendments were introduced and readied for action.
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Glasscock
Montana National Bank
Nec
Fes
Leonard
Supreme Court
For All
Ayer
Chicago
Dillon
Senate Judiciary Committee
Office of
Supreme Court Reporter
Crowell & Nickolls
Walter J. Crowell
George J. Staudaher
Retali
Buicher
Dillon National Bank Building
Bannack Street
Mont
Bellabie
Bonjean’s. Jansy
Noath
J. C. Orem
Blasmith Shop
Ia Ra
Madison
Virginia City
Mon
T. F. Pollard
Nasholds
E. Nasholds
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