Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-02-28

ferred council bill No. 81, the same be-
ing entitled an act authorizing incor-
porated cities, towns and villages to dis
pose of vacant lands, have had the same
under consideration and after considera-
ton have instructed me to report the
said bill to the council with the recon
mendation that it do pass.
Mr., Zulick gave notice as follows: i
hereby give notice that at an early day
l will introduce bill to create judicial
| districts and assign judges thereto.
Mr.. Hughes grve the following notice:
/ hereby give notice that an early day l
will introduce an act to create the county
of Chlricahua.
Bill making treasurers of I'd and Bird
class counties ex-officio tax collectors,
placed on its final passage and passed.
Bill relating to education, read 3rd
time, placed on final passage and passed
Bill, limiting time within which exscu-
ton may issue, read 3rd time, placed on
passage and passed.
Bill authorizing incorporated cities,
towns and Villages to dispose of vacant
lands, ordered engrossed and 3rd read
ing.
III. B relating to poll tax, was indeti-
nitely postponed
II. B. in relation to school lands, oon-
Cured in by an unanimous vote.
HOUSE BILLS.
Bill providing for payment of stock
killed by railroads, referred to commit
tee on live stock.
Strauss, Chief Council Clerk, reported
council had amended and passed, fixing
residence of territorial treasurer, also
passed G. B. Sc, to protect and promote
horticultural interests.
Bill for creating supervisorial districts,
read LIST time and referred to committee
ON county boundaries.
; Bill creating a Judge of the plains or
Inspector referred to Judiciary commit
tee.
Bill ratifying the acts of supervisors
passed.
Bill exempting active firemen from
pcll tax and jury duty, read 3rd time
and passed.
Bill on appeals from justices courts
indefinitely postponed.
Bill regulating salaries of supervisors,
passed.
Bill allowing criminal arrests to be
made at any time, passed.
G. B. fixing residence of territorial
treasurer, referred to Judiciary commit
tee.
PHENIx, Feb. 20.
COUNCIL.
Committee on judiciary reported as
follows:
Your judiciary committee having con-
sidered Council bill 27--an act to pro-
vide for the payment of fees to witnesses
bill and recommend that the same be |
as follows: By striking out |
the words "two dollars" in the sixth line |
Of the first section, and inserting in lieu |
thereof ''one dollar and fifty cents" and |
oy striking out the word Fifteen" in |
eighth line of said section one, and in |
'ertiDg IN lieu thereof the word "ten"
and by adding the following to section |
;: Provided that no witness in Grim |
nal case shall be paid any compensa-
ion whatever, unless subpoeaned upon |
he certificate or affidavit as hereinbs-
ore provided" and that as amended the
pill do pass.
Following message was received from
he governor:
OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR, /
Phenix, Feb. 19, 1891. !
To the Honorable, the Council of the
10th Legislative Assembly:
/ have the honor to advise you that |
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}ouncil bill No. 10, an act to create the
ounty of Coconino.
JOHN A. IRWIN, Governor.
Hous bill to encourage building of
made the special order of bust
ess next Monday and continued until
he bill is disposed of.
Substitute for House bill 4, to sup
ress houses of i'll fame, WAS ordered en-
rossed and have Bird reading.
Council bill to protect and promote
or ticultural interests, ordered to have
rd reading.
by consent Dougherty introduced
louise bill, for collection and display
Arizona products at the Worlds Fair
t Chicago; referred to committee ON ap-
roprlatlons.
Chalmers withdrew house bill con-
erning circuit courts
Council bill 81, making treasurers of
nj and 3rd class counties ex-officio tax
oilectors, read and referred to SPECIAL
on fees and salaries
Council bill, providing for uniform
ext books, read and referred to com
littee on education.
Council bill, concerning the limit of
me for execution and fixing the statute
Limitation to five years, read and re- [
'rred to Judiciary committee.
District Court