Arizona republican., 1891-03-08
 ARIZONA LAWMAKERS A Lively Session in the
 House. More Trouble Over the Attorney-General. The Legislative Mill Being Speeded as the Closing Days
 Draw Nigh.

Council called to order at 10 A. M,, President Hughes in the chair.
 Roll call found all present except Mr. Vtckers, absent on leave, and MT. Brady.
 Prayer by the Chaplain.
 Minutes of last days session read and approved.
 A message from the Governor an- uounced that he had signed House Bill No. 05, and disspproved Council Bill No. 36.
 Mir. Baldwin introduced, by permis- sion, without notice, Council Bill No. S9, relating to territorial warrants. Read first time, rules suspended, read second time by title and referred % Committee on Territorial Affairs.
 MT. Brady entered.
 Mir. Doran introduced Council Bill No. Q), creating Board of Bank Commis- sioners. Reading dispensed with, rules suspended, read second time by title, re- ierred to Committee on Ways and Means and 100 copies ordered printed.
 Mir. Hughes introduced Council Blll No. 9l, to provide for assessment and collection of revenues for towns and cities. First reading dispensed with, rules suspended, read second time by title and referred to Committee on Cor poratlons.
 Council Bill No. 7, relating to the office of Attorney-General, was refused passage over the Goyernor's veto by the following vote: Ayes-Brady, Zulick and MT. President--3. Nays-Baldwin. Dennis, Doran, Frank, Peter, Simpson, Thurmond-7. Not voting--Herndon
 House Bill No. 7l, the Worlds tair Appropriation bill, was made special order for Monday at o'clock.
 In Council Bill No. s, to secure liens, etc, the House amendments were con cured in.
 House Bill No. 54, to detach certain portions of Yavapai and attach the same 10 Giia county, was read first time. Rules suspended, bill read second time by title and referred to Committee on Counties and County Boundaries.
 Substitute for House Bill No. 55, to promote secrecy of the ballot, the Aus tralian system, came up. First reading dispensed with, rules suspended, read second time by title and referred to committee of the whole.
 House Bill No. 74, relative to territor ial tax and county school tax, was read first time. Rules suspended, bill read second time by title and referred to Committee on Elections.
 House Bill No. 76, to provide for the protection of the frontier, came up on first reading. Rules suspended, bill read second time by title and referred 10 committee on the whole for next Monday.
 House Bill No. sl, to carry into effect section 2324 of the Revised Statutes of the United States concerning co-owners of mines and mining claims, was read inst time, rules suspended, bill read second time by title and referred to Committee on Mines and Mining.
 House Bill No. S5, to regulate the salary of the Territorial Board of Prison Commissioners, was read first time. Rules suspended, bill read second time and referred to Committee on Territorial Affairs.
 House Bill No. S6, concerning salaries of Insane Asylum officials, was read first time. Rules suspended, read second time by title and referred to Committee on Territorial Affairs.
 House Bill No. S6, to regulate fees and salaries of county officials, etc., in Ari- zona. came up on first reading. Rules suspended, bill read second time by title and referred to committee of the whole on Tuesday next.
 Council Resolution No. D, concerning Indians, was read with House amend ment, and amendment concurred in.
 Mir. Simpson gave notice of bill con- corning indictments; also concerning sale of real estate by constables.
 Mr. Frank gave notice of @ bill permit ting sale of certain lots in the town of Yuma.
 MT. Herndon gave notice of bill con- corning the reassessment of property.
 President Hughes gave notice ot bill repeating that section of the Revised Statutes concerning the office of Attor- ncy-General.
 Council adjourned to Monday at the usual hour.