Arizona republican., 1891-01-30

Ordered engrossed and to have third reading.
 Council Bill No. 3, repeating act allow ing judgments by confession, was read the second time and ordered to a third reading.
 House Bill No. 30, as to revenue and tax collector, read second time. Ordered engrossed and to have third reading.
 House Bill No. g., regulating canvass and return of elections, read second time. Ordered engrossed and to third reading.
 Council Bill No. 20, increasing amount that may be expended for teachers in- stitutes, read second time. It requires all applicants for teachers positions to pay two dollars into the institute fund. Ordered to a third reading.
 House Bill No. 2l, creating Circuit courts instead of the present district system, reported as correct by the Committee on Printing, was, on sugges- ton of MT. Chalmers, and by the Speak CTS order, referred back to the Judiciary Committee, from whom it had been di- verted by mistake of the Committee on Printing.
 House Bill No 5, amending the attach. ment law of 1887, came up on final pas sage. Mir. Parish desired to amend so tlat all creditors might share pro rata in the attachment proceeds. He moved, therefore, that the motion ordering the bill engrossed and to have third read ing be reconsdered. Mir. Hoff opposed the motion. Mir. Heyne favored it.. Carried. The bill was then laid on the | 4, ,I1 .,ll E.;ln,, fn. np,nrlpnnnt Chief Clerk Strauss announced that the Council had, under Council Joint Resolution No. l, appointed Messrs. Den his and Doran on the committee therein called for, to investigate Territorial in | stitutiOns.
 II HDuse Bill No. IS, to issue school bonds and erect school houses, was passed by the following vote: Ayes, 20 nays, 2.
 House Bill No. 8, to restrict gambling, was on motion of Mir. Samaniego, re- considered, for the purpose of further amendment, to wit: That its effect may be postponed until sixty days after | passage. An amendment was then ordered accordingly. The sixty day amendment was recommended by Mir. Freeze to give parties interested a chance to protect themselves. Mir: Cough opposed the bill because it simply forbade gambling in the front room oi saloons. The practice, he thought, was equally injurious if carried on in a back room. Moved by Mir. Fisher that the whole bill be indefinitely postponed. Mir. Parish opposed. MT. Fisher said a similar bill was on passage in the Coun- cil. The motion to indefinitely post pOne was then carried l2 ayes to 5 nays.
 House Concurrent Resolution No. 8, providing for a funding bill special com mittee of two from the Council and three from the House, having passed the Council, Speaker Clark said he would name the House portion of the Joint Committee on Friday. Council Bill No. 8, abolishing the of- flee of Immigration Commissioner, was read. The House limit of ten days, within which the Commissioner should surrender all effects of his office to the Territorial Auditor, was changed to sixty days. The Council amendment of sixty days was, on motion of Mir. Parish, con- cured in.
 Parish gave notice of bill to amend Revised Statutes, paragraph 2906, title 80, chapter II.
 Mir. Fisher gave notice of bill to pro tect cattle from the ravages of wild animals.
 The Speaker announced that House Bill No. l, regarding preliminary work on mines, before recording location cer- tifcates, would come up next Monday as special business.
 Adjourned to Friday, :15 p. m.