Arizona republican., 1891-02-14
ARIZONA LAWMAKERS Woman'S Suffrage Measure
 Introduced. More Trouble Over the AttOr-
 ney-General. A Warm Session Had in the House Yesterday Over the Rail.
 road Bills.

Council met at 2 p. m., President Hughes in the chair.
 Prayer by the chaplain.
 Minutes of previous session read and approved.
 Mir. Simpson presented a communica- ton from William 0. Hazledine, general attorney of the Atlantic & Pacific Rail- road, relative to the survey of lands within the land grant of the said rail- road, urging a memorial to Congress to the end that such survey be made. Referred to Committee on Federal Rela- tions. Mir. Dennis introduced Council Bill No. 53, relative to the residence of Terri torial Treasurer.
 MT. Vickers introduced Council Bill No. 54, an act to encourage volunteer fremen, exempting veteran iremen from jury duty and poll tax.
 Mir. Hughes introduced Council Bill No. 55, defining the qualifications and disabilities of electors, allowing vote upon first papers and granting the fran- chise to females.
 Mir. Hughes introduced Council Bill No. 56, appropriating not over $5000 per annum to the St. Josephs Orphan Home, an institution for the care of or phan children.
 Mir. Doran, of the Committee on Mili- tia and Indian Affairs, reported House Bill No. 5l favorably.
 House Bill No. 37 was read second time and referred to Committee on Ter ritorial Affairs.
 House Bill No. IA was read second time and referred to Committee on Ju- dietary.
 House Bill No. 26 was read second time and referred to Committee on Ways and Means.
 House Bill No. 6l was read second time and referred to Committee on Ter ritorial Affairs.
 Council Bill No. 51 was read second time. Referred to Committee on Ways and Means.
 Council Bill No. 52 was read second time. Referred to Committee on Judi ciary.
 A memorial from citizens of Graham
 
 saloons, was received from the House. Referred to Committee on Memorials and Petitions.
 Council Bill No. z, relative to Attor- ney-General, was received back from the House, with amendments, changing the salary from 5000 per annum to $500, and extending the necessary period of residence 10 three years. After ex- lilanGsinn fused in the salary amendment by the following vote: Ayes--Brady, Zulick, Hughes-3. Noes-Baldwin, Doran, Den his, Frank, Herndon, Peter, Thurmond, Vickers-8. Not voting-Simpson. Upon the residence clause the amendment was concurred in. As a conference commit tee the President appointed Messrs. Brady and Doran.
 A message was received from the Governor announcing that he had signed the following measures Council Bill No. 10, relative to Stock and Sanitary Commission; Council Bill No. l7, rela- tive to frauds and fraudulent convey ances; Council Bill No. l9, relative to roads and highways.
 In response to request from the Council the Governor returned Council Bill No. II, relative to the residence of the Territorial Auditor and Treasurer, without his approval. Upon question, the Council refused to pass the bill over the veto of the Governor.
 House Bill No. Al, for the protection of domestic animals, reported from the Committee on Territorial Affairs, was read third time and recommitted to the committee.
 MT. Thurmond moved that the vote by which Council Bill No. 3l was or dered engrossed be reconsidered. Car ried. The bill was referred to com mittee of the memb bers from second and third class counties.
 The Council then adjourned until Monday at the usual hour.