Arizona silver belt., 1889-02-23

House plil NO. ~, by JeEes. 0f Ulla, to attach a portion of Ysvapai County to Gila. Brown, of Yavspai, moved it's reference to the joint delegations of Gils and Yayapai Amended by Pur- iy. of Yuma, by referring to commit tee on county boundaries, and 1t was so ordered
 House bill No. 2l, to suspsnd busi- ness throughout the territory on Sun day, under penalty of $50 fine was. upon motion of Purdy, of Yuma inds- hnitsly postponed.
 Moved by Underwood that 200 cop iss Of all bills heretofore presented be printed was carried,
 A memorial to Delegate Mark Smith to use bis influence with Congress te pass the Senate bill ts permit aliens to purchase and own miaing property.
 COUNCIL.
 Feb, l5,-Ths bill for employment of extra clerks was received from the governor with his approval.
 Ssan, of the judiciary committee, reported c. E. Nc. l3, with amend ment, and recommended its adoption, which was agreed te.
 Cheynsy, of com nittss on education, reported JoiRt Council Bils No. 7, and recommended it's adoption.
 Webb gave nstics of bill for sink ing srtssiaH wells.
 Orms gave notice of bill to require supervisors to mark the graves of pau pers.
 Hsuse Concurrent Bill No. 2, rela- ting to seheal lands, was reported by c0muittss on education and adopted.
 Sloan introduced a resolution eui- powsrlag the printing committee ;a contract fer printing territorial re- ports.
 Simpson gave notice of introduction el bill to establish liens for salaries and wages, also an amendment to par agraph B the revised statutss.
 Notice received frem the House of tho appointment sf Daily, Underwood and Johnson on c. C. R. Ne. 6, and Stevens, Hallsck and Standford on C. J. R. No. ? as conference committees.
 Memorial 10 Congress, relative to desert act, read and approved.
 H0aaley gave notlcs of introduction of bill of read tax and the manner of it's colleetisa.
 HOUSE.
 Fsb15-Chathsm, ci Pima, gays no ties ef a bill regulating the salaries of superintendent of public instruction and probate iudges.
 Hicks of Coehise gave notice of a bill amending school law, also bill regulating compulsory education. Re- fsrrsd to the judiciary committee.
 House bill Ne. p, by Jones eff Gila, regarding instructions 10 jurors, com pletsly rsvolutiOnizing the present system. Referred to judiciary com mittse.
 Mouse bill 23, ar act ia relation to penalties in criminal casas. referred to committee on judicisry.
 House bill 24, by jsnss of Ci!a, in reference to the selection of ehair- man of the boards of supervisors; also providing fer the election of chair man pro tenn, with all of the powers of chairman, referred te judiciary csm- mittse.
 House bill No. 25, by Jones of Gila, regulating ths eligibility of officers, referred to judiciary committee.
 Hsuse bill No. 26, by Martin of Pi- ma, an act providing for the regiila- ten of the sale of liquors, making the license $500 annually, payable in ad vance, but allowing the supervisors discretionary powers in giving such license payment in advance not less than one year, also give a bend of S5,000 for thc payment of all damages accruing from hs business. Referred to the committee en public expend;- lures hy motion.
 Council joint resolution No. 8, ask ing our Delegate in Congress 10 labor for the passage of the Senate bill per uniting aliens ts own and operate mining property within the territo- ries, passed unanimously. Council nnsluorial by Moore protesting against any change being made in the desert land law, passed.
 Msssrs. Lighthizsr, Hirschfeld and Relyea were chosen ss extra clerks, sworn in, and assigned-Lighthizsr to judiciary committee, and the ether two appointscs to any committees needing thsir services,
 There are toe many men who ex-  pect an editor ie slave ia defense ef their pet notions and hobbies, adve-