Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-04-15

mended. The motion to suspend pre- vailed and the bill vas read by title and passed by the following vote: Ayes Dennis, Doran, Edwards, Lowell, Smith, MT. President 6; nays, Cheney, Hawkins, Eellis, Nugent, Shannon 5. l C. B. No. 113, for the appropriation of water. etc. returned from the commit tee on Irrigation and placed on its 3rd reading and passed by vote of ayes 10, nays l. MT. President casting the neg ative vote.
 c. E. No. 13O, the mechanics lein bill was placed on its third reading and passed by vote of ayes II.
 c. B. No. 132, substitute, providing for the encouragement of the cultivation of canaigre and manufacture of tannin returned by the committee on Terrlto- riala fairs and placed on its first record and third reading and passed by vote of ayes 10, nays 1
 H. B. B. No. 139, known as the anti Fullerton bill was returned from the committee on Militia and Indian affairs recommending that it do not pass. On motion the bill was indefinitely post poned by a vote of ayes ', nays 3, 1 absent.
 H. B. No. 139, Council substitute, concerning the title to and governing the location of mining claims read the third time and passed by vote of ayes 6, nays 5.
 c. B. No. 124, for the payment of dis trict attorney in first and second class counties consideration passed. c. B. No. 56, defining classification of counties returned from the House re- ported passed as amended. The amend ments were concurred in.
 A message from the Governor an nounced that he had approved and signed c. Bs. No. 9S, an act to author ize the transfer of school fouds in Pima county. No. 104 to amend par. 2961 Re vised Statutes; No. 38 to amend par 915, Chapter 13 penal code; No 51 to amend par 1452 chap 12 Revised Statues; No Ill to amend par 6l7 and chapter 2 penal code.
 O. No 57 for the relief of Dorring- ton and others was passed by a vote of ayes ', nays 4.
 c. B. No lO1. the stenographer's bill was read for the third time and passed by vote of ayes 9, nays 2.
 H. B. No 9, relating to the levying of school tax was returned by the Edu- cational committee recommending hat 1t do not pass. The bill was pl.c, d on its passage and passed by vote of ayes 6, nays ,.
 c. B. No. v, an act to provide for the Territorial defense and to prevent in- surrectlons. Passed.
 H. B. No. 152, by Hurley, en t granting to incorporated cities certain power and privileges Tn addition 10 those already vested in them by the laws of the Territory. Bill passed.
 H. B. No. 151, by Hurley, an act au thorizing incorporated cities 'he right to enlarge and extend their limits. B Il passed by vote of 15 t. s; absent.
 H. B. No. 129, by Gray, an act to amend par 2239, sec 9, title XIII, re- vised statutes. This IS the license tax bill and it passed by vo!e of 17 to 5, 1 absent, excused.
 c. B. No. 93, by Edwards, an act re- pesling chapter. ', title LVI, Revised Statutes of 1887, entitled collection of delinquent taxes. Read third tune by iile, placed on final passage and passed, receiving I5 votes in the affirmative. in the negative, ? ab ent.
 Governor approved and signed H B. No. D. an act to establish Territorial library. H. B. No 121 and H. B. No l46.
 H. B. No 1S7, relating to education, recalled from Governor.
 c B. No S5, by Nelis, aD act to es- tablish a reform school for juvenile of lenders and to provide fund therefor. Placed on It's final passage and passed by the following vote: 16 ayes, Brewer, Gray, Mehan, Reilly, and Skinner voted in the negative. Bruce passed, Cook and Field absent. A motion for an im- mediate reconsideration was lost.
 Sub. for H. B. No LOG, by Ro;s, to encourage the construction of water works, pips lines and aqueducts. Pass ed by vote of Is. Day, Field, Leather wood, Mehau and Skinner nay; absent Martin.