Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-01

Supervisors. The bill to fund the debt of
Giia county was passed. The bill authoriz-
ing Graham county to issue bonds for build
ing and furnishing the Court house and jail
was passed. Ths bill taxing the net proceeds
of mines. with amendments, was referred to
a select committee, consisting of one member
from each county. The militia bill was
male the special order for tomorrow, and
read the third time. The bill to reimburse
Professor Church for expenses incurred at
the Denver Exposition was lost: The bill
authorizing Msrieepa county to issue bonds
70 erect hospital was referred to the MsrI-
coma delegation, The bill to encourage the
building Of the Prescott Thirty fifth Parallel
Railroad was referred to the Committee on
Corporation.
Ia the Council Hughes bill was pissed,
forbiddipg the sale of arms and ammunition
TO Indians providing fer not less than 500
nor more than $500 fne, or imprisonment for
not less than sixty days or more than six
months, or both. Toe provisions OF this Act
do not apply to persons selling arms or am
munition in Yuma or Msricops counties to
the Papago Indians. The judiciary Com
mittee introduced bill regulating the fees OF
county and precinct officers. A resolution to
print 500 COPIES OF the laws OF the tenth aud
eleventh Legislatures was passed The bill
making County TressureEs ex cticio Tax
Collectors, providing that they shall enter
upon their duties On the LIST OF Janusry, 1885,
was passed. The bill authorizing the Council
of the city of Phoenix TO levy license tax on
Chinese wash-houses was passed. Hughes
bill to segregate the Office Of Assessor from
that OF Sheriff Of Pima county caused quite
debate, and was referred to the Pima dele
cation.
The Corporation Committee OF the Council
A. - kill
which has already passed the House, against
determinations in fares and freights. But
five members were present. The other mem
bsrs had leave Of absence. A large number
OF visitors were present. The committee
was addressed by Luttrell for the Southern
Pacific Railroad, speaking about two hour.
After discussion the COMMITTEES arose, and
will report at a. N. tomorrow. The opinion
exists that the bill will not pass the Council.
During the argument Luttrell said that If
the bill became law as drawn, according to
decision of the Supreme Court of the
United Slater, it would be Illegal. Hughes
replied eff that is the case, what is the
use OF all this talk? T."
SECOND DIsPATCH.l
Tucson, February 2Ssh.-The Stars Pres
colt special says; In the Council bill TO
Construct railroad from Phoenix to Mari
copa was introduced; also bill for q new
charter for Tucson. The Governor nominal
ed Clark for Auditor and Carter for Treasur-
er. The bill to pay witnesses in criminal
cases was passed. A bill to prevent the cut
ting and shipping Of timber out of the Terri
tory was introduced The bill creating q
Commissioner of Emigration was amended,
giving the Governor the appointing power,
and passed. A bill to fund the Territorial
debt was introduced; also bill to prevent
railroads from discriminating in fares and
frsizhts. The bill to build Jail aud court
house in Graham county was passed. The
House bill allowing the Arizlna Narrow
gauge Railroad Company to build a STANDARD
gauge at option was passed. The bill 20
erect hospitals in Cochise and MaTicopa
COUNTIES was passed.