Arizona republican., 1891-03-08


 bill be laid over till Monday in order to allow Mir. Allen to introduce hls sulsti- ute. Carried.
 Council Bill No. 45, relating to n,ili- tary code, was read third time. Passed, IT to3.
 Council Bill No. 24, to prevent tres- pass, was reported favorably from Com- mittee on Judiciary. Read third time and passed by vote of F to 8.
 House Bill No. 47, referring to judg- ments by confession, was reported from Committee on Judiciary with substi- ute. Substitute adopted. Bill read second time by title, considered en- grossed and passed to third reading.
 Council Bill No. S1, relating to ap- peals and writs of error, reported sfavor- ably from Committee on Judiciary, was read second time, rules suspended, read third time by title snd passed unanimously.
 Council Bill No. 80, relating to the statute of limitation, an act to repeal paragraph 23l4, chapter A, Revised Statutes, was read second time. Rules suspended, read third time by title and passed unanimously.
 House Bill No. 92, relating to double indexing of deeds, was reported unfavor- ably from Committee on Judiciary. Report of committee adopted.
 House Bill No. 80, to quiet title to real estate, was reported favorably from Committee on Judiciary. Read second time, considered engrossed, rules sus- pended, read third time by title and passed unanimously.
 House Bill No. 50, in reference to no- tice of record being given W hen new trial Is decided, was reported favorably from Committee on Judiciary. Read first time, rules suspended, read second time, considered engrossed, read third time, rules suspended and passed unani- mously.
 House Bill No. S7, relating to the pay meht of supervisors, was reported favor ably from Committee on Ways and Means. Read second time and laid over till Monday.
 House Bill No. 102, relating to maps and plats, was reported, with amend ment, from Committee on Ways and Means. Amendment adopted. Ordered to engrossment and third reading.
 House Bill No. 3s, relating to assess ment and taxes, was read second time by title. Ordered to engrossment and third reading.
 House Bin No. 8s, 10 reimburse county, was reported from Com mittee on Territorial Affairs, with to reduce amount appropri- ated from $2624. .s3 to $2054. .63. Adopted. Bill read second time and laid over till next meeting.
 House Bill No. S4, relating to appor- wss reported unfavorably from Committee or Territorial Affairs. The report of the committee was rejected. Mir. Chalmers moved to lay the bill on the Speakers desk for future considera- tion. Mir. Fisher moved to give the bill a second realling. Mir. Fisher took the floor and refused to yield. Mr. Chal- mers raised to a point of order. Mr. Fisher refused to give way; he said he was right and proposed tc, hold the floor until he received hearing. Mir. Speaker ordered him down, but he still refused. The sargeant-at-arms was called to quiet reconsider the vote by which the motion was lost to give the bill second read ing. Mir. Chalmers moved that the motion to reconsider be laid on the table. Lost, 8 to 10. MT. Fishers mo- ton was thea carried, and the bill left to the regular order of business.
 House Bill No. 9S, relating to encour- agement of beet culture in Arizona, was reported from Committee on Territorial Affairs with amendment. Amendment adopted.
 House Bill No. 100, to suppress Indian was reported IavoraLly from on Territorial Affairs" Laid over till Monday.
 House Bill No. 9l, defining qualifca- ton of voters, was reported from Com mittee on Elections uniavorably. Bill and report laid over till Monday, to come up under special order oi business at BPM.
 Substitute for House Bill No. 20, in relation to corporations, was reported iavorably from Committee on Corpora tions. Read first time and adopted, rules suspended, read second time by title and made a special order of busi ness for Monday after the reading of the minutes.
 The House then adjourned till Monday at 2P. N.