Arizona silver belt., 1889-03-02
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Council bill No. 13, an act to aMend Section $50, civil code, relating to the regulation ef courts, governing ths collection on bonds, etc. Passed sec end reading, and on motion of Puray was referred to judiciary committee.
 Committee on live stock bill recon mend passage of act to amend Section 974, penal cede, in reference to retain ing the hides of cattle killed by butch CTS, 21 days after killing, and any person failing to comply to be fined $200 upon conviction.
 Upon motion of Purdy, bill was re ferred back to live stock association for correction, as there is no such sec ton as 974 in the penal code. | House bill No. 50, by Halleck, to prevent the introduction of diseased meats into tho Territory of Arizona also Territorial meat inspector to be appointed by the Governor, to give a bond of $2,O00; all expenses of inspec- tor te be paid by parties bringing such meats, at the rate of $5 day i; alse that he shall not permit the in treduction of any meats without first satisfying himself that such meats are l fit for human food, making the fine from $50 te $20O upon conviction. The district attorneys of the various counties shall prosecute all cases aris- ing under this law. The bill passed without dissenting vote.
 The judiciary committee reported a substitute fer House bill No. 5, and asked that It pass an act in reference to the salaries of clerks of boards of supervisors, fixing salary $1,000 per annum first class, second class $750, third class $500, giving the supervi- sors authority to appoint county re- torders to such position.
 Purdy offered a substitute for the judiclary bill by fixing the salaries of second and third class counties at the same figure, $75O per anaum. 1 Amended further by Stevens that no county treasurer or his deputies be eliglbls to such position.
 Moved by Pundy that the report be adopted with the amendments offered by himself and Stevens.
 Purdy, Jones and Jordan took an active part in the discussion, and upon vote being taken the amendments of the gentlemen from Graham and Yuma were carried.
 The report of the committes on pubic expenditures against the pay ment of freight on the Territorial library, moved by Purdy that the bill be referred back to the committee with instructions that they bring in sub- stitute, withdrew this motion and made metion that the bill be referred to com mittae on claims. Carried.
 House bIIl No. p, by Jenss, of Gila, concerning instructions te jurors, re- ported back from the judiciary cSm- mittee favorable, and ask that It psss 1 Upon motion of Purdy the bill passed by unanimous vote.
 The bill gives the attorneys permis- sioa to explain to the jury the instruc- tlsns they desire given by the judge.
 Council informed the House that House jeint resolution regulating and empowering committees to visit the Tucson university, Territorial prison and other public institutions; upon motion of Purdy it was ceucurred in.
 The committees are authorized to examine books, papers and parties in charge, and file reports with the hous- es as te the necessary appropriations needed for such institutions, the Ter ritsry to bear thslr actual expenses only.
 l Upon motion of Penney the rules were suspended, and resolution passed by P te 1, Nr. Speaker voting no.
 Council bill Nc. 17. by Simpson in reference to county boundaries, pro- vialng that petition of ene-fourth of all votes cast and ene-third of the tax able property, it governs the supervi- sors in calling an election to change county seat. Upsn motion of Purdy, that 1t bs referred to committee on county boundarlcs. It was SO or dered.
 Csuacil jsint resolution by Webb ordering a joint committee of the house and council te examine and re- port upon all the laws which were in the cid Compiled Laws of Arizona, but not repealed nor inserted in the Re vised Statutes. The resolution went ever for one day.
 Council bill by Hardy in reference to the sale of the Revised Statutes, re- ferred to the judiciary committee up on motion of Purdy.
 The council concurrent resolution No. 6 was adopted by the csafsrence, ordering that ,000 copies et the gsv- ernsr's message he printed.
 The resolution could not be found