Arizona republican., 1891-03-19

Heyman and J. A. Marshall as capito site commissioners. The nominations were confirmed il executive session.
 A joint resolution was adopted rela tive to the employment of convicts upoi public works at Yuma. A Council concurrent resolution, al lowing additional time to the Territoria Investigating Committee, was adopted
 Council Bill No. IF, for the protec tion of live stock producers, was amend ed and passed under suspension of rules Mir. Herndon moved a reconsideration
 Recess till :30P.M
 EVENING SESSION.
 Council Bill No. 26, fixing the term. of members of the city councils of in corporated cities was called up. Re. ferred to Committee on Corporations.
 Mir. Dennis introduced by permission . joint resolution granting to the Joint Committee on Investigation of Terri torial Institutions until May 20, 1891, in which to report, such report to be made to the Governor. Adopted unani, mously. ..
 Council Bill No. l22, was indefinitely postponed.
 House Bill No. 1l9. to prohibit the sale of intoxicating liquors and cigar cites to certain persons, came up for third reading. Passed.
 House Bill No. S2, fixing the qualifica- tions of voters at school elections, was read third time. Lost, 8 9.
 House Bill No. 85, granting a maxi mum compensation of $l50 per annum and mileage to members of the Board of Prison Commissioners, laid on the table until 10 A. Nj. today.
 Council Bill No. l12, constituting of the Governor, Territorial Secretary and Territorial Treasurer as the Board of Prison Commissioners, was then brought out. Mir. Brady stated his object in in- troducing the bill was simply to pick out three men against whom there would be the least chance to cavil. Bill Iecommitted.
 House Bill No. S1. regarding co-owners in mines, was reported from committee with amendment. Amendment adopt ed and bill passed.
 House Bill No. 1, concerning mines, was reported unfavorsbly. Indefinitely postponed.
 House Bill No. 1lS, assigning the territorial judges, was reported with from committee.
 Council Bill No. fl, an act in relation to the solemnization of marriages, was returned amended from the House. Concurred in.
 Counc il Bill No. 58 was returned from House with amendment. Adopted.
 House Bill No. 35, relative to the Ter ritorial Treasurer and letting out the Territorial funds to the highest bidder, referred to the Committee on Ways and 
 Mir. Zulick moved to adjourn. Mir. Simpson said that no work of any inn portance had been done, and demanded that the Council proceed.
 Mir. Zulick withdrew his motion, ,lapping back at few members who appeared to oppose. Mir. Simpson and he President managed to incorporate sharp wrangle into the proceedings without serious result. Mir. Vickers moved that the Ranger bill be taken up. Carr jed, 8 to- 4.
 Mir. President moved the considera- ion of the Ranger bill tomorrow at Il ,'clock. Motion prevailed.
 Mir. Herndon moved suspension of 'ules and that the Council take up the Fee bill. Carried.
 Mir. Zulick assumed the chair and pr esided over the bare quorum of mem- be rs to where the measure had no ,er TOTS. About II o'clock, however, lfter considering the bill to the end of he sherif's section, motion to adjourn vas finally made and eagerly adopted.
 Adjourned to 10 A. NJ. today.