Arizona republican., 1891-03-19

l county, was reported from committee
 with amendments. Amendments con.
 cured in.
 Council Bill No. 113, to lease the Terri
 torial Prison, was passed by the follow
 ing vote: Ayes-Allen, Burr, Driscoll, Parish, Cough, Hoff, Heyne, Lesueur, Mott, Moore, Pusch, samaniego, Tevis and Mir. Speaker--i4. Noes--Brinley, Copeland, Chalmers, Dougherty, Dun bar, Freeze, Fisher, Hart, Suter and Vail-l0.
 House Bill No. l23, relating to licenses, was indefinitely postponed.
 House Bill No. l35, relating to collec- ton of license from retail liquor dealers, was reported unfavorably from Commit tee on Judiciary. Mir. Fisher moved to amend by striking out from one pint up to one gallon." Amendment adopt ed and the bill put on it's final passage and lost, 9 to IA.
 House Bill No. 109, creating the coun- ty of Papago, was laid on the table till 10 o'clock Friday morning by motion of MT. Heyne.
 House Bill No. 1O4, regulating the practice of dentistry in Arizona, was, under suspension of rules. placed on it's final passage and passed, IA to 6.
 House Bill No. 90, relating to sale of firearms to Indians, was reported back from the Council with amendment. Amendment concurred in.
 House Bill No. IF, Council amend ment concurred in.
 Recess taken till 7P.M.
 EVENING SESSION.
 Hnnon Had fn nr1ar af l. Speaker Clark in the chair.
 Roll call showed several absentees.
 Mir. Cough was called to the chair.
 Mir. Allen presented letter from Ter ritorial Treasurer Smith, stating that there was no money in the general fund for any purpose whatever.
 House Bill No. 13S, the Appropriation bill, was called up and passed unani- mously.
 Substitute for House Bill No. III came up. It is to reimburse to Pima, $5S4.37, Mohave, $328.25, Maricopa, $376.03, Cochise, $l233.SO, Pinal, $234. 40, Yuma, s309.20, Apache, $I97. 50, money enormously paid into the Territorial Treasury. Substitute adopted.
 Council Bill No. 57, to create the office of county auditor, wss referred to Committee on Judiciary, with orders to report today at 10 A. M.
 Council Bill No. l32, authorizing the Board of Supervisors of Pima county to do certain things, was under suspension of rules put on it's final passage and passed unanimously.
 Council Bill No. l27, to assist in- digent asylum patients when cured and discharged, came up. It returns any they may have had when com mitted and gives them So in cash, q $l5 suit of clothes and a railroad ticket for not over 300 miles. Passed 
 Council Bill No. l30, increasing he Board of Equalization to four memrs, be came up. Motion to indefinitely post pone was lost, 13 to 8. Mir. Hof again moved to indefinitely postpone the bill. Motion lost, to 8. The bill was then put on it's final passage and passed, 12 to 6.
 Council Bill No. IS, relating to powers of Boards of Supervisors, was referred to the Committee of Ways and Means to report at 10 A. NJ. today.
 Council Bill No. 63, regulating to sale Oh pioPSitl ioi ptlCthai tsthSS, NuS IC- ferred to Committee on Judiciary, with | orders to report today at 10 AM.
 Council Bill No. l07, requiring sheriff i to receive all prisoners committed to the | jail in his county, was referred to the | on Judiciary.
 Council Bill No. 104, allowing reas- sessment of property for taxes in certain cases, was passed, 16 to 6.
 Council Bill No. 100 to promote the | education of the deaf, dumb and blind | in Arizona, by establishing a depart ment for the same at the University, was referred to Committee on Educa- ton.
 Council Bill No. 131, relating to pro- lection of game, was referred to Com mittee on Live Stock.
 Council Bill No. no, relating to tax 'f $2 on dogs in cities, towns and viii ages, was taken up, and by motion of Mr. Dunbar, referred to Committee on indian Affairs.
 Council Bill No. "A, relating to bonds ,f appeal, was referred to Committee on Judiciary.
 Council Bill No. lIS. the Apportion- nent bill introduced by MT. Frank, was hen brought up.
 MT. Chalmers moved that the bill be cad second time. Mir. Clark amended O lay it over till today without the sec md reading. Mir. Fisher thought it hOuld lay over. Messrs. Parish, Hof md Chalmers defended it in lively peaches. Things became warm at this md at times it was doubtful who was in 'rder, the Speaker calling the House to 'rder several times. Mir. Chalmers rose o speak. Mir. Fisher rose to point of 'rder and suggestion that Mir. Chalmers confine himself to the ques- ion. MT. Speaker decided him out of 'rder. A motion was put to the House .s to whether or not the decision of the jhair should be sustained and resulted n vote of 10 to 13 against the Chairs ecision. MT. Chalmers was allowed to ontinue, with instructions to confine is speech strictly to the question.
 Mir. Dougherty said the impression I eemed to prevail here that Yavapia ounty was hog but such was not the ase; that Yavapia county had asked pr nothing and had received nothing.
 Mir. Cough asked if they wanted the I arth and he thought the opposition was nly a dodge to defeat any apportionment i'll. The motion to suspend rules and cad the bill a second time by title, was Dst, 12 to 12.
 Mir. Parish then moved to make the ill special order of business today fter the receipts of the committee re- orts. Carried.
 Council joint resolution, extending ne time of the joint committee to ex- mine territorial institutions, was dopted.
 Council Concurrent Resolution No. 6, ,nsenting to the introduction of bill 'r payment of the Board of Prison Com