Arizona republican., 1891-01-25
The \ Assembly,.

The House was called to order at 10 o'clock.
 Mr. Chalmers, of the Committee on Judiciary, reported favorablv upon House Bills Nos. l3 and r and House Bill s Nos. II and l5 with amendments.
 Mir Gough introduced a bill amend ing the law relating to corporations.
 House Bill No. IS was passed to sec Ond reading. The bill prcscribes cer- tain additional duties upon the County Boards of Supervisors. MT. Fisher took occasion tu explain an important feature ui the bill which was to remove the present restriction of others than physicians from bidding for the care of indigent sick.
 House Bill No. II passed to third reading. The bill requires executors, administrators and guardians tO make annual reports to the Probate Courts. Upon notice from MT. Allen that he de- sired to offer an amendment tO the bill, Mr. Parish moved that the bill be re- committed to the Committee on Judi ciary. Carried.
 House Bill No. l5, prescribing certain duties to Probate Courts, passed to en- grussment and third reading.
 House Bill NO. Is, authorizing school districts to issue bonds for the purpO-e of building school houses and to liquid- ate school indebtedness, introduced by Mir Chalmers, was read with amend mpnt commended by the Ways and M ans Committee. Mr. Parish moved that the bill br rrCummItted tn the Committee un EAucatiun. Carried.
 House iillI No. l9. providing for the rxrensiun nf tImc for the redemption, bv a judgment drhlur, of property suld undrr rXccItiOu, from six months. aS it is in the old law, to one year, was intro d crd by Mr. Chalmers.
 Iousr Bill No. :, introduced by Ar. Samaniego amending paragraph 765 ui Penal Cole and defining grand larceny and giving justices courts jurisdiction over certain eases under the head of petit larceny now defined as grand lar- cenv, came up for final passage, MT. Speaker giving The only negative vole,
 Cornell BillNo. s, ahnllshlug rh" office of Commissioner Oi Immigration and pass,d hy that boly came up for the action ni the House. Referred to the Committee on Territorial Affairs.
 Council Bill No. II. fixing the resi- denre of inc Territorial Auditor and Treasurer at the capital had first read ing in the House ani referred to the C0mmittee on Territorial Affairs.
 HDusp Bill NO. 2D, introduced hv Mr. Cough, relating tn corporations. referred to Committee on Corporations.
 Mr Chalmers and Mir. Parish intro ducrd bills ahOliShIng District Courts and creating and establishing Circuit Courts; also making County Recorders ey-nhicio County Clerks.
 Mir. Chalmers stated that his bill was introduced by request and that there were portions of it that he could not supp ,rt. Mr. Parish moved that both bills be referred to the Committee on Judiciary and that 2J0 copies Of each be ordered printed. Carried,
 The Speaker instructed the Clerk to read the appointments ol the Commit tee on Fees and Salaries made, pursuant to notice given Friday, being as follows: Chairman, Hof, of Pima, Dougherty, of Yavapai, Hart, of Apache, Hey1e, of Cochise, Chalmers, of Maricopa, Brin- lev, of Yuma, Copeland, of Mohave, Cough, of Graham, Moore, of Gila, Allen, of Pnal.
 The House stood at recess until 1 o'clock.
 AFTERNOON SESSION.
 At the afternoon session the House went into Committee of the Whole upon the adoption of the rules of order of business. They were all approved as read with the exception of Rules s and 52, which were slightly amended,
 Mir. Freeze moved that the House take up the Governors message. Car ried. Mir. Parish addressed the Hopse upon the Governors message and con gratulated the people that Republican liovernor recommended economy in government. Going back to the Elev- enth Legislature of Arizona, Mir. Parish