The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1889-03-16
THE LEGISLATURE,
THE COUNCIL.

March loGh and I4th.
House bill No. 81, by Hicks, CON
corning compulsory school law, was
reported amended and the amend
ments were read and adopted
House bill No AZ, by Daley, con
corning executions was reported back
with recommendation that it be in
definitely postponed.
House bill No. %, the University
bill, read a third time and passed;
ayes 9; nays 2.
House bill No. SO, by Jones, con-
corning deputy district attorneys, was
read third time and passed; ayes 6;
nays 8; absent ]; not voting q
House bill No. 81, the compulsory
school law, was read third time and
made the special order order for Sat
urday, March Is, at II o'clock a. M.
Council bill No. A was taken from
the table and on motion of Webb was
made special order for Saturday at
ll:30 a. m.
Council bill No. rs, by Webb, re-
lating to irrigation, read first and
second time and referred to committee
on Territorial affairs.
Council bill No. 70, 10y Orne, to
provide for an apportionment for leg
islative assembly of Arizona, was read
a first time, rules suspended, read a
second time by title and referred to
the committee on Territorial affairs.
Council bill No. so, to provide for
fees of clerks of probate courts for
recording marriage licenses, was read
first time, rules suspended, read a
second time by title and referred to
the committee on Ways and Means.
The President gave notice that he
would sign House bill No. 65, con-
corning offences against the public
peace.
A message from the Governor an
that he had approved and
signed Council memorial No. 5.
Council bill No. So, introduced by
Darlington, taking Yuma county
from the Northern District and put
ting 1t in Southern District.
HOUSE.
Council bill No. 50, making sherifs
sx-ofiicio tax collectors, was referred |
to Judiciary committee.
Council bill NJ. Sc, providing for
the protection of fences, was laid over.
Council bill No. 81, for the protec-
ton of mechanics ond laborers, was re-
ferred to the judecirry committee.
A message from the Governor was
read approving amendments to the
statures.
Council bill No. y, allowing S. per
lay during sessions to members of
boards of supervisors, wss referred to
judiciary committee.
Council bill No 73, allowing eight
Der cent on warrants when there was
10 money in the treasury, was referred
@ edu cational committee.
Council bill No. &c, regulating lawful
ences and tresspass within the same,
vas referred to joint committee.
House bill No. "a, introduced by
ourdy, relating to the duties of coun-
y surveyors. Read third time and
passed.
Council bill No. 81, an act concern,
ng transaction of business on legal
holidays, was passed.
Council bill No. 40, an act to oh
ain a capitol site and provide for its
improvement, was made special order
or P. m. Monday next.
Council bill No. 49, to esta blish
lens on live stock for pasturage.
Read third time and lost; ayes 10,
lays y.
House bill No. III, by DePuy,
flowing $500 salary for clerks of
'oards of supervisors, was referred to
judiciary committee and fifty copies
rdered printed.
House bill No. 90, introduced by
'urdy, to fix boundary line between
yuma and Maricopa counties.