HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 6. Be it Resolved by the House of Representatives of the State of Montana, the Senate Concurring: That the Secretary of State shall and he is hereby directed to furnish or mail each Senator and Member of the Fifth Legislative Assembly one copy each of the journals of the Senate and of the House of Representatives, and one bound copy of the laws enacted by the Fifth Legislative Assembly, as soon as the same have been printed. Approved March 6th, 1897. SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 3. Be it resolved by the Senate of the Fifth Legislative Assembly of Montana, the House concurring, that in view of the report of the joint committee of this legislature appointed to investigate the State Reform School at Miles City, disclosing a condition of affairs in the administration thereof, that is a disgrace to the officers charged with such administration, and a blot upon the fair name of the State of Montana; that the result of said investigation be transmitted to His Excellency, the Governor of Montana; that His Excellency, the Governor be and is hereby requested to further investigate as to the responsibility for the existence of such a condition of administration as is shown in the report of said joint committee, and if he shall find that the trustees of said Reform School are responsible either through a knowledge of said administration, or if they did not have such knowledge, through a neglect of functions devolving upon them as trustees; and if he shall find said trustees so responsible, that he then exercise the power conferred upon him in Section 3065, of the Penal Code of Montana by the removal from office of said trustees. Approved February 25th, 1897. SENATE JOINT MEMORIAL NO. 6. Helena, Montana, February 27, 1897. Hon. Thos. H. Carter and Hon. Lee Mantle: We, the Legislative Assembly of the State of Montana, do earnestly protest against the recent order of the President setting aside large timber reserves in this State, knowing that its enforcement would seriously cripple and retard its development. For these and other reasons we respectfully request that this order be at once revoked. Approved March 1st 1897. INDEX. ACKLEY, ELLA. Appropriation to..... ACTIONS. See Civil Actions... ADAMS, A. N. Appropriation to.... ADJUTANT GENERAL. See State Militia.. ADMINISTRATORS-See Inheritances, Bequests and Devises Liable for Inheritance Tax..... Expenses of State for fiscal years ending Nov. 30, 1897, and Nov. 30, 1898. Governor.. Governor's private Secretary. Governor's office expense Secretary of State.. Secretary of State, Clerk.. Secretary of State, Extra Clerk.. Secretary of State, Office expenses. Attorney General...... Attorney General, Law Clerk. Attorney General, Stenographer..... Attorney General, Office and Traveling expenses. Attorney General, Office Supplies... State Treasurer. 313 229 321 230 5.8 17 178, 179 Boiler Inspector, Office and Traveling Expenses.. 2, 6 2,6 ...... Inspector of Mines, Deputy.. Inspector of Mines, Office and Traveling Expenses.. Commissioner of Agriculture, Labor and Industy, Office Commissioner of Agriculture, Laborand Industry deficiency 3,7 Sec. Page APPROPRIATIONS--Continued. Rewards. Requisitions... Rental State Offices. Janitor....... Deficiency bills appointive State Officers and Clerks. Director of Experimental Station.... 4 4, 7 Governor to appoint; term of office; time in which to quali- fy; bonds. . . . . . ..... .3531 181 Meeting; when and where held; officers Bond of Secretary ..... by whom approved; Engineer; Compensation of mem- ..3532 182 Power and authority of; cost of irrigation; sum that may |