Arizona republican., 1891-03-14

Mir. Parish opposed the bill. Mir. Cough spoke in favor of the bill. Mir. Holl favored it. MT. Hevne opposed. Mir. Speaker moved to reconsider the vote hy which the bill went to cngrossment and third reading. Lost, l6 s. The bill was lost by the following vote Ayes-Allen, Burr, Dougherty, Driscoll, Fisher, Cough, HoG, Hart. Lesueur, Pusch, Mir. Speaker--ll. Noes--Brin- ley, Copeland, Chalmers, Dunbar, Suter, Samaniego, Tevis and Vail-.l3.
 House Bill No. l07, relating to the practice of medicine, passed, 2l to ?.
 A message from the Governor was re- ceived, calling attention to chapter S4l of the United States Statutes and laws of the Forty-ninth Congress, relating to certain agricultural grants.
 MT. Cough gave notice that he would today move to reconsider the vote by by which House Bill No. l07 was passed.
 Council Bill No. 70, relating to Su- preme Court rules, passed unanimously.
 Substitute for House Bill Nos. 6S and 69, relating to supervisoral districts, was reported from Committee on Ways and Means with amendment. The amned- ment was rejected, and the substitute was lost l3 to II. Mr. Hoh gave notice that he would today move to reconsider the vote by which the substitute was lost.
 Recess till 7 o'clock F.. NJ.
 EVENING SESSION.
 House called to order at z r. M., Speaker Clark in the chair.
 Roll call showed several absentees who came in later.
 MT. Brinley introduced joint resolu- tion allowing prisoners from the peni- tentiary to assist in constructing levee on the east side of Yuma, next to the Gila river.
 House Bill No. 65, the Funding bill, was made a special order of business for today at o'clock.
 House Bill No. ll6, to amend the fees and salary law, was ordered to en- grossment and third reading.
 House Bill No. ll5, to fix the compen- sation of treasurer and ex-officio tax collector, was ordered to engrossment and third reading.
 Council Bill No. 56, to educate orphan
  children, was laid over till today.
 Council Bill No. 3l, making county treasures in second and third class counties ex-oflicio taX-collectors, was under suspension oI rules, passed unani. mously.
 MT. Cough was called to the chair.
 Council Bill No. 94, relating to iorci- ble entry and detainer, was passed, l9 to l.
 Council Bill No. 3S, relating to juries and jurors was, under suspension of rules, passed unanimously.
 Council Bill No. 64, relating to sheriff execution sales, was passed unani- mously.
 Council Bill No. 93, allowing district judges to try cases outside of their dis trict, was passed unanimously.
 House Bill No. l3i, relating to chattel was reported unfavorably from Committee on Judiciary Mr. asked the committee to ex- plain why they made the report, as he thought it tirst-class bill. Mr. Hoff, of the committee, said there was nothing good about it, unless it was the creating of fees. The bill was laid over till today.
 Council Bill No. 97, relating to the service of summons and complaints, was passed, 22 to 1.
 House Bill No. l22, relating to prop erty sold for taxes, was reported unlavor- ably from Committee on Judiciary. Committee report adopted.
 Amendment to Council Bill No. no, relating t. text books in schools. was from Committee on Education with amendment. Amendment adopted and the bill passed unanimously.
 House Bill No. l29, creating Board of Railroad Commissioners, was, under of rules, read third time and passed, l4 to s.
 House Bill No. los, relating to incOr- poration of villages, was made special order of business for today, after the Funding bill has been disposed of. i
 House Bill No. l20, to reimburse the county of Mohave, was reported from Committee on Territorial Affairs with Amendment adopted and bill referred to the committee for cor rection.
 House Bill No. 127, for keeping in re- pair the capitol grounds, was ordered to l third reading.
 House Bill No. 37, relating to trial of petit criminals, was reported from com terence committee. Committee report adopted.
 Council Bill No. 89, relating to marks md brands, was passed, l7 to 8. House Bill No. 55, to provide for | purity of elections, the Australian ballot | 'ystem, was reported back from the | fnnnan tuith apnn,1Y,antp A,,,,.l nents adopted.
 Council Bill No. 67, concerning wills. l Under suspension of rules was referred | .o Committee on Judiciary. Adjourned till P. M. today.