Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-04-14

relating to the appropriation Of water
and which had been defeated the day
before was returned from the council
Tor consideration upon motion by Mr..
Gray. A scene OF wild tilibustering set
in IN the course OF which two objection
able amendments were Topped off and
the bill finally reached an issue and
WAS passed by a vote OF 10 8.
Council bill No. 1874, by Mr.. Smith
an act providing for the appointment
by the governor of four lady worlds
fair commissioners to assist IN the ex-
hihit at Chicago to work for nothing
and pay their own expenses. Mr.. Hur-
ley moved that inasmuch rs it will cost
nothing the word flour" he changed to
"four hundred" Mr.. Hunt believed
1900" suggested an aristocracy and
moved to amend by making the num-
Der OF appointe-s 1000.
Mr.. Southwick SAID IL had ben his
expeii euc. that people who do things
for the public for nothing afterward
make application for pay and usually
get it.
In confirmation OF this, Judge Reilly
related an incident OF u gentleman IN
this territory, who at his own sollc ia
ton had been appointed commits.
sioner to the Vienna exposition with
out salary and under the condition OF
NC wing all expenses vi transporla.
ton, etc.
He aiterward came before the legis-
latnfe with q bill for s4U0 which was
not allowed. At the next Legislature
the hull had grown to $500 and in.
creased blennially until 1t reached
S2,6UO ana was allowed by the Fiji.
leeith legislature.
Mr.. r gers opposed the measure on
the ground that II was sop brown to
the ia lies to conclllate them Tor the
los of the woman suffrage bill. The
bill finally was put on It's passage and
defeal ed.
House bill No. "a, ior the protection
OF range stock, which had been vetoed
10y the governor, was taken up aud the
veto was Unanimously sustained and
the clio X stopped.
Council bill No. l0l, by Mr.. Ed
wards, providing tor the appointment
oi court stem graphrrs, was referred 10
the committee on Judiciary.
At this point tie appropriation bill
WAS returned from the council with the
numerous amendments 10y that body at
tie afternoon session aud the house
took IL ~ in the committee oil The
| whole. The amendments alone were
read.
The council appointed by the house
TO crnier with the council IN the matter
OF the amendments TO the appropria.
ton reported that the council had re.
fused 10 C nier anu message was re-
ceived lom the council confirming the
report. Another committee of three
was then appointed 10 meet council
committee. At the end vi fifteen MN.
lites il had returned and recommended
that the house concur in the amend
ipents which had been rejected.
There was a squabble over the amend
ment to reimburse the board vi railroad
commissioners III the SUN vi 800 paid
for advertising. The recommendation
OF The committee was adopted where
upon Mr.. Field introduced u resolution
| looking to an almost immediate adj
jJurnment.
| Attention was called to the fact that
couLc,I bill No. %, providing for the
taxation of banks. had mysterlously
dIsappearen, WAS believed tn have been
stolen. committee WAS investigating
and it was shown that the proposed adj
juurnnrnt would insure the defeat Of
The measure. Reside there WAS the
appropriation bill unsigned which had
stood IN the way Of adjournment. The
resolution was laid on the table.
| A message WAS received from the
governor announcing his approval and
signature of council hill No. l2O.
AT IL O'Clock Mr.. Ross, chairman OF
! judiciary committee, reported uniavora.
| ULy number OF blls which were re-
C lived with a motion to indefinitely
postpone, which WAS showed under
Hood OF more bills than might be sup
| posed to have been introduced during
| the session.
COunciI bill No. l3l was saved out of the
wreck 1.-The rect were Indefinitely posi- pom
ed. Council bill No. 1871 Is The measure
introduced by Mr.. Dnrau, at The request
OF the committee appointed to investi-
| gate territorial affair, all act providing
| Tor the better government uf the terri.
torial prIson.
| 1t Was IL 10 when the reading of the
bill Was begun and 1T it's close the most
interesting parliamentary fight Of the
session set IN. Time was precious aud
The greatest danger to the bill was from
the side OF it's friends who we're in the
usj rIy and occupied the fieetiny
moments advo atingit. The opposition
was al last cornered and at III AS the
bill was passed and sent to the gov
ei nor. a.
At3 o'clock this morning, the house
'eceived q message IRON the governor
announcing his signature of the APP
preparation bill. The territorial prison
bill was not returned. The business OF
the session having been concluded, the
hon a Al i,nrn.l u; M die