Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-04-08
THE LEGISLATURE.
Busy Ignoring the Governors
 VetOeS.
Dogs that are Found Worryins Sheep and Cattle Can be
 Killed by Anybody.
PHOENIX, Ariz., Mar, %, 1893.


 dogs to be killed wherever and whenever found pursuing or worrying sheep or 7 other animals, read and referred to con- { mittee on Territorial affairs. C. B. No. 91, by Shannon, regulating the amount of work required annually on placer mining claims, providing for : SIP 50 of work on each 20 acres, read | and referred to committee on Mines and ! Mining.
 H. B. No. B, which was returned without the Governors approval aud signaturewas again taken up. Mr. ] Ross asked for call of the House. This motion was carried. MT. Cook and MT. Burke were the absentees Substitute for c. B. No. 52, forthe relief of P. R. Brady, which the govern or had vetoed and which the council had passed over his veto, was passed by the following vote: ayes-Beban, Bruce, | Burke, Dryden; Field, Gray, Hurley, l Hunt, Leatherwood, Martin, Rogers, Ross, Haxter. Nsys-Graham, R illy, Southwick, Wright. Excused Br w+r Skinner, and Mehan. Absent, Ma; shall, | Schumacher, Cook.
 Dr. Wright had demanded call of the House, but was defeated. He changed his vote before announcement end then moved to consider tomorrow. A motion to reconsider at once was lost.
 PHoENIx, March 30.-In the Council yesterday the bill regarding TIT. gatiug canals and the carrying of wafer, wss referred to the agricultural COB imit;ee
 H. B. No. 2l, by Reilly, regarding VT ts of assistance, passed by a unanirou= vote, Nugent absent.
 H. B. No. 38, by Wright, regulating the practice of dentistry, a od requiring registration of dentists, passed by voting aye except Shannon.
 H. B. No. "A, by Hunt, making it un- lawful to take up and use stock on ths range without permission of the owner. read third time.
 The bill passed by the following vote: Ayes--Cheyney, Hawkins, Ldvell, Nellis, Smith, Norris. Nays-Dennis, Doran, Edwards, Nugent, Shannon. MT. Lowell at once gave notice that he would to- morrow move to recOns der.
 H. B. No. 10, an act requiring owners and operators of irrigaIiny canals to re- move from the banks of canals cookie burs and sunfowers before they ripen. was passed by all voting aye except Lowell.
 H. B. No. 90, ressrving for exemption to each family $500 O: goods, was de- feated by all voting nay except Doran, Shannon absent.
 Substitute for c. B. No. B, regarding the UAiversity management, was passed.
 Ii. E. No. 67, an act which does not allow tax collectors or treasurers fee on moneys derived from the sale of school lands.
 MT. Hawkins spoke against the bill, Mir. Smith for it. It passed the follow ing vote: Ayes-Dennis, Edwards, Lowell, Nugent, Smith, Norris. Nays Cheyney, Doran. Hawkins, Nellis.
 IN THE HOUSE.
 Sub. Ii. B. SS, by Hunt, an act prc- hibitlng prize fighting. This bill was defeated few days ago, but the rules were suspended and 1t WAS recommitted to the judiciary committee with recom- mendation tbat substitute do pass. Placed on final passage, receiving the following vote: p ayes, Meban absent, Cook excused.
 H. B. No. 118, by Rogers, (by request) an act for the relief of prob ,te judges This bill provides that any county hay ing a registration of 5000 shall allow the probate judge Sl200 a year, payable quarterly In addition to fees and also to provide clerk for such probate j-dge in counties having registration of 5000.
 PHoENIX, March 31.-In the Council H. B. No. 32, the enfranchisement bill that had been vetoed by the Governor was brought up and the vote read.
 The bill passed over the veto by the following vote.
 Ayes Deennis,.: Edwards, Hawkins Lowell, Nugent, Shannon, Smith, Norris. Nays-Cheyney, Doran, Nellis.
 The Council went into committee of the whole with Doran in the chair on H. B. No. 40. This bill is in relation l to the appointment by County Super visors of beef cattle inspectors who may hold office for one year and shall be | paid p celts per head for such inspec- | tion.
 Mr, Schumacher of Tucson was grant | ed the previege of the floor to explain | he bill of which he IS the author in the | House. Mir. Schumacher said that es- pecially in Tucson they were annoyed | oy Mexicans who kill cattle without re- gard to their class. He urged that the | present law which allows only five cents a head for inspection destroys the possi bility of securing reliable and skillful | men. He thought the provision of 25 ! cents a head would secure the right | sort oi men.
 The committee considered the bill | section by section and made some amendments which weeded out some of lhe lmperfections of the bill.
 The committee rose and recommended | the passage of the bill.
 The Council passed the bill by the following vote: Ayes-Cheyney, Dor an, Edwards, Hawkins, Lowell, NeIlis, smith, MT. President-S; nays-Nugent, Dennis-2
 HOUSE
 Governors message read saying he had signed H. B, No 67, concerning the collection and disbursement of school money.
 .. B. No S2, by Hawkins, an act pro- vlding for salaries for clerks of Boards of Supervisors. Amendment by Judiciary cymmlttee adopted. Passed to third reading.
 Ii. B. No. 17, by Ross, petitioning for