Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-04-13
house bill No. 1874, to provide for four
lady worlds fair commissioners.
In the House.

In the House.
House bill No. "a. by Mr.. Hunt, for
the protection Of range stock, was re.
,urned from the governor disapproved
aud was laid on the table.
House bill No. 1853, by Mr.. Hurley,
requiring owners and occupants OF land
adjoining highways to keep such high.
WAYS free from brush and weede, was
defeated.
Council bill No. 90, hy Mr.. Edwards,
to amend paragraph 1868, section 81 F.,
chapter s, title So, was passed.
Council bill No. 100, by Mr.. Edwards.
to secure liens to mechanics, those
furnishing material and TO LAHORE RS,
was read Iirst time and referred TO the
judiciary committee, as was also Mr..
Nuyent's council bill for the relief OF j.
W. Darlington and other others.
The council substitute for Mr.. Gray's
house bill, relating to the location and
holding Of mining claims, was indeb'
| nitely postponed.
The substitute for council bill AZ,
constituting the territorial auditor ex.
officio bank comptroller and defining
his duties and powers, was passed to lis
third reading.
Mr.. Marshall's Sunday closing bill,
applicable to saloons and gambling
houses, was indefinitely postponed by
the following vote:
Aves--Behan, Bruce. Burke, Day,
GRAY, Leatherwood, Martin, Reilly,
Ross, Schumacher, SOuthwick, Wright,
the speaker-l3.
Nays-Brewrr. Dryden, Field, Gra-
ham, Hunt, Marshall, Mehan, Rogers,
Skinner, 8 Ab.ent, Hurley.
The substitute for council bill No.
1872 by Mr.. Dorsn, to promote the cul-
lure OF C ,naigre and the manufacture of
J tannin, was passed.
Council bill No. So. by Mr.. Nellis,
ant horizing the transfer 0f the records
| Of COconlno county from Gavapai coun-
tv, was passed, As was council bill No.
! IS, by Mr.. Edwards, requiring foreign
insurance companies TO give bond tor
the protection Of policy holders within
| the territory.
| Council bill No. ia, ty Mr.. Doran,
an act to promote public Improvements
and works by the termination OF con-
| uovprsies and dispntes arising ont OF
contracts relating thereto winch had
y
/ house the dav before was read the sec.
ond time. MIR. Doran and the chair.
man OF the board OF supervisors OF Pinal
county were PERMITTED to speak IN
| favor 1t. The chairman was represent
ed by Mr.. Chalmers. Mr.. Franklin
who had represented the taxpayers in
the injunction suit addressed the
| house against the bill and was follow ed
| by Mr.. Weeden, a member Of the board
OF supervisors of Pinal county who
spoke in its favor. After remarks by
Mr.. Day and an inhuInmatory address
by Judge Reilly in opposition, the bill
was put on it, passage and carried by
q vote OF l3 to9
| Council bill NO. ll6, by Mr.. Smith,
relating TO the improvement OF streets
within incorporated cities, towns and
villages WAS read first time and indeti.
nitely postponed.
Council bill No. 06 by Mr.. Hawkins,
aul horizing the acceptance OF non.re-
sident sureties was similarly disposed
Of
Council bill No. ll9, by Mr.. Doran,
regulating the rate Of taxation, WIS
read with committee amendment and
passed under suspension vi the rules.
Council bill No. ll3, by Mr.. DCran,
an act relating to the appropriation OF
water and the contraction of re-
| sprvOlrs, canals ETC., was taken mp aud
debated at length. When it| passage
was proposed call of the mouse was de-
manded and voted. The bill was de-
| fearGd.
The substitute for honse bill No. 80,
! by Dr. Wright, to promote the con.
struction OF water storage by exemption
from tixation for period Of ten years
was passed.
Council bill No. Is, by Mr.. Nellis,
providing the recording Of brands also
became bone of contention and was
finally defeated.
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