Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-03-28
FINISHED.
The Wor ( Of Our Territorial
Solo. rs Reviewed
EACH BILL IS lPGMIZED,
What the Council and the House
Have Accomplished
I'm THE SIXTY DAYS ALLOWED
By Lapv--Good Statistics to Cut Out
and Paste IN Your Hat for Flu
ture Reference---The
Vetoes.
lRepublicanj

L az, 81, oil, o., %, co, ., 90, %, ~, -, u
SO, u, %, 90, 100, l03, 1O4, l07, lO8, IlG
: III, 118, 125, 126. 40, l3l. I32. Total
50.
Those which failed to pass Vera Nos
L, 2, 4, 5, 6, I, Ii. IS, L, y, 26, 81, %, 30
81, 80. 36, 81, 50, 40, 43. &c, AZ. ~, ~, %
81, So, Sc, 81, 50, 60, 81, 81, 65, &C, 6S. ~
IS, 70, 70, n, 10. 49, 81. So, 80, 81, 81, %
i0I, J02, los, log, 100, Ill, 112. 113, ia
, 1l5, l1G, 1l9, 40, III, 10, 1913, 124. 126
I28, 129. Total 20.
In tie house 13S bills were introduced
of which forty-foGr became laws as fol
lows: Nos. 2, IS, II, Ia, Is. "a, %, %
50. 81, 81, 81, Il, IL, As, AZ. 40, 30, 80, "a
So, 81, 63. O., ii, &c. so, 81, IS, SO, 80, 95
80, 1O2. III, l13, III, 119, 125, 129, 1876,
137, 13S. Total A.
Those which failed to become laws
were: Nos. l, 8, 6, s, s, 10. IL, 13,
10, 16, Il, 10, 20, 81, y, %, %, 20, 81, 80,
81, 80, So, 30, 80, 40 ~. 43. 46, 4S, 81, 50,
30, 81, IS, 80, 60, 60, 60, &C, 81, IS, 60, 20,
y, 70. IA, IS, Il, IS, 70, 50, SO, 81, So, Sc,
! 81, 81. 81, 90, 81, 90, 81, 9S, 100, 1Ol, 1O3,
104, los, 100, 1O7, 100, 100, 10, Ila. la,
115, 1l6, lis, 120, III, Id, 123, / l26,
l27, l2S, 40, 40, 1872, 1873, e., l35.
Total, 81; OF the house bills which
failed to reach the governor mora than
one-half were killed in the council.
Probably never before in any legisla-
ture has so much of the work been
crowded in the closing hours OF the
session. OF the l06 bills signed by the
go,ernor forty three we're approved
March 18th, the last day, ali of which
except one CT two were not presented
until the last thirty-six hours of the
session. Those approved on March 10Th
were as follows:
Council bills Nos. I6, 10, l32, Is, fl, SO,
IS, 63, 90, lis, 81. IA, 100, 1O3, 80, 1O4,
lO7, 127, 125, 13O, 13l. "a, III, A; House
bills Nos. 137, III, SO, AZ, 81, 80, Ill, l36,
81, 76. 2, 125, "a, 1l9, 129, 81, 1O2, II, 133.
| Total 43.
The numbers and titles of the bills
approval by the governor, are as fol-
| lows:
Council bill No. 3, an act repeating an
act relating to judgments and to provide
dor the entry thereof without suit upon
bonds or notice, being A ct No. %, of the
acts of the Fifteenth Legislature.
Council bill No. s, an act abolishing
the Office of Commissioner of Immigra-
ton.
Council Bill No. 9. abolishing the of
flee of Territorial Gaologist and repeal
ing ali laws pertaining thereto.
Council Bill No. II, an act to amend
paragraph 2244, of the Revised Statues
of Arizona, relating TO license and
gambling. and prohibiting gambling at
fiestas and fairs.
Council Bill No. 20, an act to increase
The amount that may be expended for
teachers Institutes.
House Bill 80. 53, an act appropriating
SiCC0 to pay current expenses of the
special committee 10 investigate terri
tOrial inst!tr items and the manag ments
Of territorial officers.
Council Bill No 10, an act to amend |
paragraph 1902, section C, chapter 3, en-
titled. stock md Sanitary Law"
CouAcil Bill No II, an act to supple
ment title 80, Revised Statutes, IN rela |
ton to frauds and fraudulent convey
ances.
Council Bill No. 10. an act to amend |
section ., of Act No. 81, entitled an act |
TO amend paragraphs 2743, 2744, 2745 |
and 2747, chapter l, title 81, Revised |
Statues.
House Bill No. 81, an act to amend |
paragraph I'LL, sect on IA, title 81, relat |
ing to the canyassing and returning of |
votes.
House Bill No. 80, an act to amend |
paragraph 515, section 81. chapter 6, |
Revised Statues, defining the Offic al to /
whom the Sheriff shall turn over the
prisoners and effects of MS Office.
House Bill No. %, an act to amend |
paragraph 800, chapter 8, title 13, of the |
Criminal Code, relating to frauds
House Bill No. 40, appointing the ii
for holding the District Court of Apache
county. Takes effect January l, 1892.
Council Bill No 10, creating the
county Of Coconinc.
Council Bill No. u, an act 20 encour-
age arborculture and creating Arbor
Day.
House Bill No. Is, an act to authorize
schOoi districts to issue bonds to build
school houses, and to liquIdate out
standing Indebtedness.
House Bill No. II, an act to amend
paragraph 1858, section ], and 1866, sec
ton 8, chapter 9, title 60. pertaining to
the Territorial Auditor, and fixing his
official residence and defining his duties.
Council Bill No. %, an act to REIN
burse ella county.
House Bill No. 80, an act to amend
aIagraph 1850, section 81, title So. rev.
enue, chapter D, entitled tax collector,
relat!ng TO the making out of the du pill
cate assessment roll.
House Bill No. A, an act to amend
paragraph 275l, section 10, relating to
roads and highways.
House Bill No. 81, amending sections l
and of act No. 81, approved March 81,
1889, relating to educational aualifica-
|
Office.
Council Bill No. 20, to provide for the
care of the INDECENT sick of the several
counties, and to repeal the act approved
March 81, 1889.
House Bill No IA, an act to require
executors, administrators and guardians
% make annual reports
Council Bill No. D. an act to reduce
the Price Of the revised statlIfas tO 80 ~ |
House Bill, No. 63, an act to encour-
age volunteer tiremen, exempting GER
tain jury members for duty
and from payment of poll and road
tax.
House bill, No. 95, an act to protect
and promote the horticultural interests
of the territory.
House bill No. 3; an act to amend
chapter l, title 4, entitled Attachments