The Arizona sentinel., 1889-03-09
THE LEGISLATURE,
THE COUNCIL
March 6 and 7.

March and Z.
Council bill No. Sc, introduced by
! Webb, an act to prohibit persons hold.
f ing stock for collateral security from
voting the same at election of the com
pany, was read first and second time
and referred to judiciary committee.
: Orme gave notice of the introduc-
ton of a bill to prevent homesteads
from being mortgagaed.
Committee on ways and means was
empowered to send for papers and
persons to investigate the legality of
expendIng territorial moneys for tran
sporting the territorial library from
Prescott to Phoenix, and to investi
gate affairs of territorial normal school
and insane asylum
Council bill No. Sc, introduced by
Hoadley, an act to provide for the
protection of fences, was read first and
second time and referred to COM
mIttee on agriculture.
J Concurrent Resolution No. 10, in
troduced by Darlington: "ResoIUed,
by the Council, the House concurring,
that committee of two on the part of
the Council ard three on the part of
the House, be appointed, to investi
gate the affairs of the Territorial
Prison and University during the past
two years, and report to the presiding
officers of each house the condition
and management of the same, and any
appropriation necessary for the ensu-
ing two years"
The governor returned council Joint
resolution No. 3 to the council with
reasons for his veto of the same.
Passed over veto by vote of S to 4.
HOUSE.
House called to order at o'clock,
Speaker Smith in the chair.
Chief Clerk Ingalls, was sworn III;
also Max Wreschner as assistant
clerk.
Council memorial No 4, asking
Congress to make an appropriation of
$20O,0 900 for the erection of necessary
buildings in this Territory. The me
mortal was adopted by a unanimous
vote.
House bill No. Y, by Jordan of
Maricopa, regulating appeals from
district courts and providing how
such appeals shall be taksn, Referred
to Committe on Judiciary.
House bill No. "A, by Daley, an
act creating the office of Animal in
spector in the several counties of Ari
iona, and providing for the appoint
ment of such officers by the boards of
supervisors. ;
Their duties are to inspect ear
marks, brands, ETC., and drives from
heir several counties Referred to
Committee on Live Stock interests.
A message from Governor Zulick
vas received with his veto of coun-
Ill resolution No. 3, In reference to
he special committee to visit the Ter
'itorial Prison and University; sus-
aimed by vote of 10 to 3. !
Council bill No. 35, an act to en-
ourage the sinking of Artesian wells,
nd permitting supervisors to offer
5000 for the sinking of such wells.
Referred to Committee on Irrigation.
Council bill No. 80, for the publica-
ion of the Revised Statutes, was read =
first time, and on motion of Purdy
eferred to the Judiciary Committee.
Council bill No. 81, Sunday law"
as read first time, and ON motion
Chatham was referred to commit a.
Re of the whole and made a special -
rder for Thursday evening at 100
ouncil bill No. 40, an act to obtain
site for capital building and i'm -
rovements for the same, for the Ter
tory of Arizona, was read, and on 4
otion of Daley referred to the Com =
ittee on Public Buildings.
Council bill by Dunlap, concerning
ections and REPRESENTATION of voters,
as referred to Committee on Elec- q,
OnS.
Merit Wins.