Arizona republican., 1891-03-11
ARIZONA LAWMAKERS Large Number of Measures
 Passed. The House Holds Three
 Sessions. WOmans Rights Takes Another Boom and Passes the Lower
 House.

President Hughes in the chair.
 Roll call showed Mir. Vickers absent
 rrayer by the Chaplain.
 Minutes of previous days session read and approved.
 Mr. Thurmond introduced Council BlII No. 9S, relating to salary of Attorney. General. Rules suspended, read second tlur by title and referred to Committee on Judiciary.
 Mr. Xulick introduced Council Bill No. 99, relative to the collection of de- luQuent taxes. Under suspension of rules went to Committee on Judiciary.
 Committee reports were received.
 Mrssrs. Brady, Herndon and Iulick gave notice of the introduction of bills.
 House Bill No. 24, relating to tress- pa>s, was read second time. Referred to Committee on Agriculture.
 Council Bill No. 56, relating to the care and education of orphans, was read with report of committee. Adopted, and passed by to2.
 House Bill No. 67, concerning live sto.k, was read with recommendation from Committee on Agriculture that it do pass. Bill read and recommitted to Committee on Judiciary.
 Mr. Baldwin, from Committee on Ways and Means, reported Coun1ill Bill No. 9N, relating to salary Of Attorney General.
 Cpuucil stood at recess to o'clock.
 AFTERNOON SESSION.
 Council met at ? r. Nj.
 Elouse Bill No. 73, regulating the shipment of live stock, was reported iavorablv from Committee on Agriculture anl read third time.
 Council Bill No. 98, relating to the salary of the AttOrney-General. was re- ported iavOrably from the Committee on Ways and Means. Went to third r"alinE. The bill provides that the salary Ul the Attorney-General shall be >lOM per annum and @ maximum Oi S2j1 per annum for mileage. A motion by Mr. llerndon to amend by striking out the mileage provision was defeated.
 House Bill No. S9, relative to estates, WAS read third time. Passed.
 ColncIl Bill No. 97 was reported favorabIy from committee. Went to tnIrl realing.
 Council Bill No. 73 was reported fayonbly from committee. Went to third reading.
 Council Bill No. S2 was reported with amendment from Committee on Judi cary. Amendment adopted and bull went tp third reading.
 Council Bill No. 67 was reported with amenIment from Committee on Judi cIary. Amendment adopted and bill went to third reading.
 House Bill No. 94. relating to forcible entry and detainer, was reported with amendment from Committee on Judi cary. Amendment accepted.
 House Bill No. 5U, relative to writs of error, was reported with amendment from Committee on Judiciary. Amend l m"nt accepted and bill passed
 Council Bill No. 92 was reported un- t"yorhhy from Committee on Judiciary. Indefinitely postponed.
 Council Bill No. 64 was reported from | committee with amendment. Amend 1 m'nt accepted and bill went to third 1 reading.
 Council Bill No. 95, relating to ex- ecHt"rs, was reported with amendment l from Committee on Judiciary. Amend | nent accepted and bill went to third | reading. II,n.e Bill Nc. P, to elect clerks of u@lflr, courts, was reported from l No1Lnm'ttee on Judiciary. Recom- AiAr4.
 Amo-sase from the Governor returned Wlthput his approval Council Bill | N'' tI, suggesting that section 2 be amen l",l In certain important particu- &L ....I 'elnrd the veto. The vetoed act pro- 'V''i Tor the use of uniform series of text books in the schools of the Terri tory.
 :, 'nn"ii Bill No. 100, an act providing .la' Ihere shall be attached to the Uni '''7N! department for the care %G' hiI treatment ot the deaf, dumb and Tnh'i' ,y was introduced by Mr. Simpson. ~It'r suspension oi rules, bill referred "n 'nmlttee on Education. S MT. IHIirk gave notice of bill to \ ell Bill No. AS.
 MT. p'r"n gave notice of a bill con- sgl"'nE saE persons discharged from the h. iK;'ports of committees were received. # 'l'"'e hlII No. 88, an act to relnbur M a,"""m county for over-paid territorial s"Aes was read first time. Under gus- N pv",Iol' oi rules, referred to Committee M on Ways and Means.
 rouse Bilt No. 83, relative to sssrss- N ,'nT' o' taxes, was read first time. # '"''' suspension of rules, referred to # ',h,h''tec on Ways and Means. |# ;,'lTH'ute for House Bill No. 47, re- i',1 .s."| t' The entry of judgments by con | s,s,, r5,, n' Wa: read first time. Under # ,ni,, 3p,I'''h oi rules, bill referred to Com- M hltter on Judiciary. #& of E PJ'i'loh was read from the citizens s S& tTC''ISe ,I % county asking for the passage N, N,n;,,' tue Ktnger bill. Referred to com |z8& ''"'lI HlIi No. 7l, allowing County | ~ NNperlntendcnts to choose the |bn bn ''? , boards Of Examiners, came up M ,mn.', t rrailng. Passed unanimoely. f1& ,rmat, 1i n'Il No. SS, relating to the H@mn "' r5n n ol trIaI jurors, was read third |5 ,ri Topmc'I Bill No. 80, concerning te-ri- R"n' rants came up on third read x!&s rrr;r,'s; s;oy""hInitte0 to Committee on WE I''uSe hiIl No. 8l was amended and { ehI to third reading, '''u '"''o Gg ''J'orned to the usual hour. M The Assembly. ||| n.I '' called to order at 10 A. M,. Z2 p ,"Ncr Clark Tn the chair. |#|Z ," call showed number of ab- M Iny,, Ii%yrr by Chaplain Pearson bd apnr"vn, ol pFeVlous days session read ( | .