Arizona republican., 1893-04-08

Council bill No. III, by Mr.. Haw-
kins, relating to the practice of medi.
cine within the territory was referred
to The judiciary committee.
Conncil bill No "a, also by Mr.. Haw.
kins, concerning oaths and affidavit,
taken in other states and territories was
similarly referred.
Council bill No. l22, by Mr.. Edwards,
for the relief OF ella county and direct.
! ing the territorial treasurer to pay GER
tain Indebtedness of the county was
put into the hands OF the claims COM
mittee.
Council bill No. 93, referring to the
publication OF delinquent tax lists was
referred TO the committee on ways and
means.
Mr.. Lovell's council bill to divide the
county into supervisOrial Districts and
TO rovide for the election OF supervi-
sors was referred to the committee on
elections.
House concurrent resolution No. 7 bv
Mr.. Graham, for establishing harhor
on tn gull OF California, was introduced
by a suspension OF the two thirds rule
aud adopted.
House bill No. 1lS, ~ Mr.. Rogers,
fer the relief OF probate judges, having
been amended by the Judiciary commit
tee, was passed under suspension Of
the rules.
The substitute for Mr.. MarshalPs
Sunday closing bill WAS taken up and
re-reierred to the committee on WAYS
and means.
House bill No. l46 by Mr.. Leather.
wood TO amend paragraph 1878, sertiOn
lG6 K. s., concern NJ the appurtlon.
mrnt OF school money. was passed.
House bill No l57, by Mr.. Graham,
relating TO The divorce laws was re-
ferrei to the Idiclary committee.
House bill No. 1913. by Mr.. Ross, for
the relief OF heirs, under suspension
ot'the rules was put on its passage and
defeated.
The house went into a committee OF
the whole to consider council bill No.
80, Mr.. ShannOn's act to regulate fees
and salaries, which had undergone
many vIcessitudes and had narrowly
escaped def, at in the house. The bill
WAS read by sections. On the occasion
OF former consideration the clerk had
hardly begun the list when he was over
wheImed with suggestions OF amend
ments calculated u cut down the figures
Already considerably reduced in the
cOun il. This feature OF the discussion
of the bill was eliminated We ,terday
and no interruption was offered until
the end OF the frat section had been
reached. The numerous amendments
were pro posed uuon but their adoption
or rejection was proven ell by a sue
cessfuI motion 10 rise and refer the bill
to the Judiciary committee.
DR.. Wright, author of house bill No.
l49, providing for the sale Of the terri
torial capital, made complaint that the
chairman Of the printing committee
was carrying the bill around in his IN
side pocket and had absenled himself
from the house. He. moved that the
chairman be requested TO surrender IL.
The motion was passed. A further
motion directing the sergeant at arms
to Immediately look up the missing
chairman was amended by motion to-
delay the search until this morning.
A message VAS received from the gov
ernor announcing his approval and
signature of house bills Nos. AZ, IS
and 81.
House bill No. 1873, by Mr.. Gray, in
relation to special officers and pnsse
comitatus was received from the COM
NIT e amended az to the penalty for it's
violation. The Object OF the bill is to
suppress Plnkerloni-m by requiring
that special officers shsIl be qualified
by residence within the territory of
not less than year. Under a suspen-
sion Of the rules the bill was given it's
second and third readings and passed
House bill No. 139, also by Mr.. GRAY
OF similar int.nt to house bill No. 1873,
prohibiting the employment of import
ed armed guards was passed under a
suspension of the rules.
House bill No. 1876, by Mr.. Ross, with
reference to damage to stock by rail.
road trains on roads not fenced was
favorably reported by the live stock