Arizona republican., 1891-03-10
ARIZONA LAWMAKERS The Printing Bill Past Both
 Houses. \ Brief Session of the House
 Yesterday. No More Bills to be Introduced After Next Thursdays
 Session.


 Roll call showed Mir. Vickers absent. Prayer by the Chaplain.
 Minutes of previous days session read and approved.
 Mr. tIerndon introduced, without no. ti,r, Council Bill No. 92, concerning bills of exception. Rules suspended, bill read second time by title and re- rrrrd to Committee on Judiciary.
 Mr. IIerndon introduced, withoat no- flee, Council Bill No. 93, concerning changes of venue. Rules suspended, bill read second time by title and re- i,rrcd to Committee on Judiciary.
 Mr. Thurmond introduced, without notice, Council Bill No. 04, concerning iory4be entry and detainer; also Coun- ell Bill No. 95, concerning probate of wills. Rules suspended, bills read sec onI time by title and referred to Com- mltrce on Judiciary.
 Mr. Hughes introduced Council Bill No. N6 concerning maintenance of the Territorial University. Rules sus- pended bill read second time by title aul referred to Committee on Educa- lIDN.
 Mr. Thurmond gave notice of a bill concerning the salary of the Attorney General.
 Mr. simpson gave notice of bill to enable counties to build bridges.
 Council Bill No. S8, concerning sanl- tury regulations of cities and towns, wa- read third time. Passed.
 Council Bill No. 67, concerning wills, WIS read third time. Recommitted to Committee on Judiciary.
 Council Bill No. So, fixing the salary of the Superintendent of Public lnstruc- tion at $75O per annum, was read third tune. Passed, 10 to 1.
 Council Bill No. 70, concerning rules of the Supreme and District Courts, was read third time. Passed, 9 to ?. Council Bill No. II, to regulate the trial of cases before jury was read third time. Passed unanimously.
 Council Bill No. n, concerning filing oi bonds in suits, was read third time. Passed unanimously.
 Council Bill No. 82, concerning docket in- of judgments was read third time. k committed to Committee on Judi CIary.
 C6unciI Bill No. S3, relative to marks aul brands, was read third time. Passed, to I.
 Council Bill No. 64, concerning execu- tipn4, was read third time. Referred back to Committee on Judiciary.
 Substitute for House Bill No. 2, regu- htny prices of territorial printing, was read third time. Made final order for afternoon session.
 House Bill No. "A, concerning school taxes, was read third time. Passed unanimo usly. Council Bill No. S7 was reported from committee. Went to third read ing. House Bill No. s5, to regulate the salary of Board of Prison Commissioners, Was reported favorably from Committee on Territorial Affairs. It provides that each member shall receive s5 per day and mileage, not to exceed slbl per annum. Postponed until Tuesday alter noon.
 House Bill No. S6, regulating the salaries of employes of the Insane A4ylum, was reported from the Com mttee on Territorial Affairs with re- commendation that it be re-reported to the special committee of investigation. Council Bill No. Ss, relating to iuries aDl jurors, was reported favorably from committee. Went to third reading.
 Council Bill No. S4, relating to the construction of dams for public pur. poses, was unfavorably reported from committee. Indefinitely postponed. Council Bill No. 6l was reported with Srn,,o nnpn ynittan Afnnn1- meuts accepted and went to third read ing. Council Bill No. S5 was reported with amendments from Committee on Judiciary. Recommitted. House Bill No. 7l, giving to the County Superintendent of Schools the power of appointing the County Board of Examiners, was reported favorably from Committee on Education.
 Council stood at recess till 2P. M.
 AFTERNOON SESSION.
 Council called to order at2P.M.
 Mr. Brady introduced petition from cthens ot Florence praying for an ap' propriation of sl5, 900 for the repair o the bridge across the Gila river at thai point. Referred to Committee on Petl N"llS and Memorials.
 Mr. Baldwin introduced without no tjcr Council Bill No. 96, providing that copy of the complaint shall accompany the summons in civil actions. Rules suspended, bill read second time by title aHi referred to Committee on Judiciary Mr. ZuIick gave notice of & bill rela tive to the collection of delinquent taxes. .E g. Mr. Hughes gave notice of number of bills. ..-.
 Council Bill No. 34, authorizing In corporated towns and villages to extend their limits, came up for third reading MT. Xulck moved that the reading b' dispensed with, and the bill put upor It's final passage. Carried. Upon rol call the bill obtained majority, Mir Peter voting no and Messrs. Baldwin Brady, Doran and Frank passing. 4 point of order was raised by MT. Simp Son, and Messrs. Baldwin and Brsd. changed their votes to aye and Messrs Doran and Frank to no. Passed.
 House Bill No. 24, an act to prevent re"pass, was read first time.
 House Bill No. 30, relative to new trats, was read irst time Rules sus pended, bill read second time by titl' ant referred to Committee on Judiciary
 House Bill No. 80 was read first time KnIes suspended and referred to Com Mlttee on Judiciary. .F
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