Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-02-02
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~ 1RESCOII, u du- OO- IOStCIOdy was
I field day il both Houses.
DENVER EXPENSE.
Church's Denver Expense BIZ was
beaten so badly that the mover with
drew the bill in the House.
CONCEALED WEAPONS.
Ellis Concealed eapon Bill is
meeting with approval.
IMMIGRATION.
Pat Hemillon's Immigration Act
has been introduced and referred to
the Committee on Territorial Affair.".
Tie bill has no opposition thus far
in this Council
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr.. Hamilton did good service in
his Arizona resources.
Mohave county wants a County
Court. Weltnn gave notice of bill
for that purpose.
Masterson's bill regulating the sale
of poisons was read and referred.
Masterson's Woman's Rights act
will create quite breeze with old
bachelors.
Lemon introduced an act regulat-
ing q plicatiens for pard,ns.
Sherman S report on education is
favorqbly spoken Of
The act giving the Executive the
right OF appointing PROBATE Judges
to fill va ancies passed the Council
Several acts amending Practice
Act passed the Council.
Tie imp ession is that the Code
Act will 10: pass, and the legal fra
ternity are therefore working hard
to cure The many crudi!ies in the
present code.
The Governor has signed several
acts. Thus far. no veto interposed.
Bolan's absence bill passed the Coun-
ell and House
The railway freights and fares act
seems to take ul' all the time.
Hughes geologist bill was adj
versely reported upon ami killed,
and his bill relating to the practice
of medicine was also killed.
Masterson's prison description act
was referred to Committee of Whole.
a Terrible Death.
BENICIA, Cal, Jan. 29-Last night
a man supposed to be John W. Pros
ser, of Sierra county, fell from the
break-beam on the car of west bound
emigrant train and was cut in two at
the waist. He was dragged about
fifty yards throwing the car eff the
track.
An Extra Session of Congress.
WASHINGTON, JAN 29-President |
Arthur openly declares that unless
the revenue from tariff is largely re-
duced in accordance with recommen-
dations Of his annual message he
will GILL an extra session of Con-
gres. Senator Logan will deliver
an address in which he will advert
severely ON the course of Robert J.
Porter, OF the tariff commission, in
manipulating matters in behalf of
the pro eetionis&s
The Mexican Treaty IN Doubt.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 29-There is II
hitch somewhere in the Mexican
commercial treaty. The business
treaty has been in the possession of
he State Depai tment for some time,
but for some unexplained reason the
he dorumenl has not been presented
% Congress. A prominent Republi-
IAN Senator said last night that the
impression was that the State De
1artment heSitated to send it to the
Senate for confirmation for the rea-
on that the Secretary of State was I
-bcut sati fed that the opposition
0 it was s strong tn it would not {
,e ratified. A number of syndicates
n this country have been formed to
lands and mining property T
n Mexico, the syndicates also have T
n contemplation certain railway en- 9
erprises. All of these schemes have v
ONE dependence, either directly or V
directly on the treaty. 1t is ex-
ected, therefore, that strong effort r
ill be made 10 have The treaty rati- n
ed 10 further their schemes. C
Can't Go West. II
NEW YORK, Jan. 29-William II.
anderliilt said last night that he p
ould not start for the West next jc
Tednesday, but had abandoned his
urpose of taking the trip.
The French Ministry. ~
PARIS, Jan. 29-President Grevy te
is accepted the designations of the 10
inisters. III
shoots Her Husband.
OKEsIos. Mich. Jan. 19-In Bath II.
Clinton county, on Friday q
sht, Davis Clark. a farmer, was 6
OF and instantly killed by his wife III
lie parties have lived unhappily for ~
me years, often coming to blows. ".
re murderess was arrested iInme- Pr
atcly afterwards. wa
Died- liz
Jan. 81 Colonel tn
l, chief of the bureau of engraving du
d printing, died today of paralysis thu
the heart. ful
fish Columbian Parliament. 7
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. ga Vic
III, B. c., dispatch of the 9th says sio
rliament opened today. The Gov lss
mentspeech was considered weak the
e Government moved an adjourn Ne
Mt until Monday. The opposition for
we'd an amendment that the House Law