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meeting of the Legislature-Parliament said the new constitution has a clear provision about the formation of a new government. They stressed that the constitution promulgated through the Constituent Assembly must not be misinterpreted under any circumstances. Article 298 of the Constitution has a clear provision regarding the election of a new prime minister, they said, adding that the misinterpretation of the provision by some parties in the government just to stay in power could not be justified. Madhesi Janadhikar Forum Nepal ( Democratic) Jitendra Narayan Dev and Rastriya Prajatantra Party’s Bikram Pandey argued that claim by some parties that a new government could not be formed on constitutional ground was the reflection of extremist thinking and misinterpretation of the country’s main law. They said their parties have decided to vote for the no-trust motion. However, lawmaker Kalasadevi Mahara expressed her concerns over the registration of the no-confidence motion against the government which as claimed by her was at its peak of popularity. Lawmakers Haricharan Saha, Ram Kumar Rai, Kumar Khadka, Rukmani Chaudhary, Chandreshwor Jha and Nagendra Kumar accused the Oli-led government of acting against the sentiments of indigenous nationalities . They said they would vote in favour of the no-trust motion.

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Montana became a state on November 8, 1889. Several cities competed intensely to be the state capital, the city of Bozeman among them. In time, the city of Helena was named the state capital. As a consolation, the state legislature agreed to put the state's land-grant college in Bozeman. Gallatin County rancher and businessman Nelson Story, Sr. had agreed to donate about 160 acres (650,000 m2) for the site of the state capital. This land, as well as additional property and monetary contributions, was now turned over to the state for the new college.

MSU was founded in 1893 as the Agricultural College of the State of Montana. It opened on February 16 with five male and three female students. The first classes were held in rooms in the county high school, and later that year in the shuttered Bozeman Academy (a private preparatory school). The first students were from Bozeman Academy, and were forced to transfer to the college. Only two faculty existed on opening day: Luther Foster, a horticulturalist from South Dakota who was also Acting President, and Homer G. Phelps, who taught business. Within weeks, they were joined by S.M. Emery (who ran the agricultural experiment station) and Benjamin F. Maiden (an English teacher from the former Bozeman Academy). Augustus M. Ryon, a coal mine owner, was named the first president of the college on April 17, 1893. Ryon immediately clashed with the board of trustees and faculty. Where the trustees wanted the college to focus on agriculture, Ryon pointed out that few of its students intended to go back to farming. While the rapidly expanding faculty wanted to establish a remedial education program to assist unprepared undergraduates (Montana's elementary and secondary public education system was in dire shape at the time), Ryon refused. The donation of the Story land to the college occurred in 1894, but Ryon was forced out in 1895 and replaced by the Rev. Dr. James R. Reid, a Presbyterian minister who had been president of the Montana College at Deer Lodge since 1890.

The college grew quickly under Reid, who provided 10 years of stability and harmony. The student body grew so fast that the high school building was completely taken over by the college. A vacant store on Main Street was rented to provide additional classroom space. Both the Agricultural Experiment Station (now known as Taylor Hall) and the Main Building (now known as Montana Hall) were constructed in 1896, although the agricultural building was the first to open. Both structures were occupied in 1898. The university football team was established in 1897, and the college graduated its first four students that same year. The curriculum expanded into civil and electrical engineering in 1898.
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