Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-15

slOu JuSllceS Ol the peace as eN ofhcio notary publics, read first and second time, refered to Judiciary committee.
 c. B. fl, by Doran, creating a Board of Bank commissioners and prescribing their duties and powers read first time and 100 copies ordered printed.
 c. B. 4S, by Edwards, compensa- ting of attorneys in criminal cases, read first time.
 c. B. 49, by Cheyney, in relation to the appointment of notaries pub lie, rendering females eligible, read first and second times, referred to Judiciary committee.
 Edwards gave notice that he would introduce bill for the relief of P. R. Brady.
 The veto of the governor to the billiard and pool table bill was taken up and the bill was repassed over the veto without discussion. Ayes nine, nays three; The nays were Cheyney, Doran and Hubbell. Council memorial No. 1, regarding survey of certain lands owned by the Atlantic and Pacific Railway com pany, was adopted.
 Council NJ 7norial No. f, by Flaw kins, in rega I'd to land granted to Atlantic & Pacific R. R. read and referred to committee on Memorials and Petitions.
 A petition from Tucson, was pre- sented by Lowell in regard to in vestigating certain acts of the Territorial Treasury referred with out reading to the special committee appointed to investigate the acts of the Funding Commission.
 A petition from taxpayers of Graham county, was presented by Shannon, protesting against exemp- ton of railroads from taxation, and by motion will lie on the table. 4 committee from the Farmers Alliance of Maricopa county, was presented by Smith, praying for favorable considerat;ou 0f H. B H. re-arding Female Suffrage
 (. B. ti, by Hawkins Co simplify I nd ss---- -,..-4.z1se on appeals read first time and 100 coples os,,vioa printed
 C. B. 85. by Edwards, to encourage ; he construction ot railroads m Arizona, read second time referred to committes on corporations.
 c. 16, by Lowell, to o-ect special judges and prescribe their duties and powers. The substitute for this bill was read third time and Tecom- mitted to the committee on Judicary for correction.
 There was some diseusison before .he consideration was postponed un- til to-morrew, of the governors veto i of the bill to remove the license from billiard and pool tables m .aIoons, etc, where no direct charge g made for use of same.
 Mir. Hawkins moved to repass the pill, the governors veto, notwith- ,tanding; this was lost. Mir. Edwards vas, generally speaking, opposed to eoills for special cases, and whether E)r not this is one of that kind, thought more time should be taken 8to consider the matter. MT. Nellis land. MT. Lowell thought the tax sshould remain, and that card tables, iice tables, etc, where the games hre played, usually, for the drinks, should also be taxed.
 IN THE HOUSE.
 The following bills were intro uced:
 By Hurley, exempting fire meu ,ho have served as such for live ears from jury and military duty, nd poll tax. Read and referred to bmmittee on Territorial Affairs. By Hurley, making it unlawful r houses of i'll fame to be located, property to be rented for such srposes, within 300 yards of any hool building, was read and ferred to committee on Educa- n. By Rodgers, to not allow tax col .tors or treasurers any fees or mmission on any money for sale school bonds, and allowing one cent. commission on other ool funds, read and referred to iiciary committee.
 3y Reilly, for the division of the rritory into four judicial districts
 read second time and Graham wed to indefinitely postpone the
 Graham, Day, Hunt spoke inst, Wright and Skinner spoke it. The motion was lost, and
 bill ordered engrossed and sed to third reading.
 B. 56, by Behan, reported un- rably by judiciary committee ng the custody of minor children avs to the party who obtains the
 Zee. was read second time, and notion of Reilly was indefinitely poned.
 B. No. 60, by Cook, reported ayorably by judiciary committee kingyit a misdemeanor Tor per
 to have loose barbed wire or
 fences out of order to the dam,
 Inf persons or animals, read
 ,d time and referred to live
 committee.
 R No. A, by Southwick, re-
 ,d without recommendation by
 ~ omd VI mining committee, to ex-
 srnaItars and reduction works
 ve years, read second tllie fe,ioU %To
 times, and lost by the poa,rar 5od,o"
 vote: Nays-Behan, Brewer T9'st
 Day, Dryden, Gray, HunIf %
 herwood, Martin, Rogers hoss @
 e@'rr. Skinner, Baxter. Ayes
 ;ook, Field, Graham, Hur-
 all, Mehan, Reilly, South
 O. 54, by Marshall, re-
 orabIy by committee on 1
 ons,fegsrding the spend pend
 ~ by the Capitol Site