Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-03-18
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 following pi.hy points of the leg islan.. doings are culled from our Phe' nix exchanges:
 IN THE COUNCIL.
 Hughes introduced Council Bill No. 90, concerning the maintenance of ter ritorial university.
 Herndon introduced, without notice, Council Bill No ga, concerning bill of exception.
 Herndon introduced. without notice, Council Bill No. eS, concerning changes of venue.
 Brady introduced a petition from citizens of Florence praying for an sp- propriation of $I5. 900 for the repair oi the bridge across the GiIs river ct that point.
 House Bill No. IT. giving to the county superintendent of schools the power of appointing the county board of examiners, was reported favorably from committee on education.
 Baldwin introduced, without notice, Council Bill No. s6. providing that . copy of the complaint shall accompany the summons in civil actions.
 Council Bill No. s, relative to marks and brands, was read third time. Passed, 7to4
 House Bill No. S, to regulate the salary of board of prison commisoneFs, was reported faverably from committee on territorial affairs. It provides that each member shall receive $s per day and mileage, not to exceed $Iso per annum.
 Council Bill No. S6. regulating the construction of dams for public pur- poses, was unfavorably reported from committee. Indefinitely postponed.
 House bill No S6. regulating the salaries of employees ot the insane asy- lum, vas reported from the committee on territorial affairs with the recom- msndation that it be re-reported to the special committee of investigation.
 Thurmoud introduced, without notice, Council Bill No. 94, concerning forci- ble entry snd detainer; also Council Bill No. es, concerning probate ot wills.
 Council Bill No. s4, authorizing in corporased towns and villages to extend their limits came up for third reading. Mir. Zulick moved that the reading be dispensed with, and the bill put upon its final passage. Carried. Upon roll call the bill obtained majority, Mir. Peter voting no and Messrs. Baldwin, Bsady, Doran and Frank passing. A point of order was raised by Mir. Simp- son, and Messrs. Baldwin and Brady changed their vote to aye and Messra Doran and Frank to no. Passed
 Council Bill No 6e, fixing the salary of the superintendent of public instruc- ton at $7so per annum. was read third time. Passed, 10 10 I.
 Council Bill Concerning rules os the supreme and district courts, was read third time.s Passed,e toa.
 Council BlrNo. A, to regulate the trial of cases before jury was read third time. Passed una nimously.
 Council Bill No. 7s, concerning flini of bonds in suits, was read third time Passed unanimously.
 House Bill No. S. the Australian ballot bill, was then taken up in com mittee. A dozen sections wase read and discussed when MT. Hughes, after stat ing his opposition to the bill, moved that the matter be taken up at subse. quent time. Carried and the commit tee rose.
 Council bill aS, to enable counties t' erect bridges over streams, came up o' first reading. Under suspension of rules referred to committee on counties ant county boundaries.
 House bill s4, to detach certain iano from Yavapai and join them to dil county. was read second time. Mad special order for Monday.
 House bill IT. the Worlds Fair b'i vs, then called up. The measure va opposed by Mir. Hughes and warmly sd voca,ed by Mir. Doran. Laid over u Tuesday.
 Council bill TOT. to encourage th construction of dams for water storae reservoirs, was reported unfavorabl from committee on judiciary. Indefi nitely postponed.
 House bill 97, for the relief of John D Dobbs, was reported unfavorably fror committee, with the recommendatio that . memorial be adopted praying con gress to grant the necessary relief. B' made special order for next Wednesda!
 Substitute for house bill S, the Aus tralion ballot bill, was then taken ul Several amendments were made and tn bill was placed upon its final passage Passed by the following vote; Ayes Baldwin, Brady, Dennis, Herndon. Pet' Simpson, Thurmond, Znliek, Hughss- Q. Noes-Dorsn, Frank-7. N voting
 In committee Of whole the fundin bill was reported favorably.
 Baldwin introduced council bill Ia; an act to establish the salaries of clerk of boards of supervisors as follows: D counties of the i7rsf class SI .ooo. secon