iirown,ot the judiciary committee, re^^ported bsck house bill No. I, relauug to the^levy of taxes and assessments, without rec^^ommendation. It was nassed to gem-ral^orders. Also house bill No. KV, relating to^the Montana law library, with amend^menu, requiring that the board having in^charge the affairs of the library shall make^out a statement of the books purchased,^amount paid and general Itemized state^nit-lit of fitnarj a flairs, to the next legists^ttVS assembly; also that a salary of |l,OH0^shall be appropriated annually for the^librarian and that it do pass. 1'assed to^general orders. Also reported back house^bill No. S6, relating to printing and posting^of city ordinances, recommending its pas^sage. Also house bill No. 48, relating to^the appointment of a code commission, rec^ommendiug its passage. 1'assed to gen^eral orders. Also council bill No. l.'^ the^probate practice act, recommending that^it do pass, riaced on general orders.^Also tiouae bill No. 47, relstlng to the lim^nation of actions, with the recommenda^^tion that it do not pass. 1'sssed to general^orders. Also house bill No. 21, for an act^to create a territorial hoara ot examiners,^and recommended that It do not pans^I'laced on general ordera.
Conrad,from the committee to whom wa^referred house bill No. 20, an act to protect^the owners of bottles, boxes and siphons^used in the sale of soda and other mineral^waters, reported It favorably for passage^riaced on general ordera.
Thompson,or .Silver How, from the ways^and means committee, reported favorably^on council joint resolution No. 80, for the^compensation of Messrs. Shaffer and Jer^owe, accountants. i'laced on gem-ral^orders.
Hatch,from the cowmittee on territorial^affairs, reported back council bill No. 'M^the i mi! docket hill, and recommended It^lor parage. Paused to general orders^Also house bill No. 27, relating to county^treasurers, recommending that It do not^pass. Also council bill No. 44, to prohibit^gambling, without recommendation^I'laced on general ordess.
