Arizona republican., 1893-03-28
LEGISLATURE.
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hlItTHOOI. lI hdb iOOhtd ONCi and passed by the following vote:
 Ayes, Behan, Brewer, Bruce, Field, Graham, Gray, Leatherwood, Martin, Mehan, Ross, Schumacher, Skinner, Southwick, the speaker-14.
 Nays, Burke, Dryden, Hurley, Hunt, Marshall, Reilly, Wright-7.
 Absent, Cook, Day, Rogers.
 House bill No. 76 by Mir. Gray, gov. erning the location of mining claims, was passed to it's third reading.
 A message was received from the gov ernor announcing his approval and sig nature of house bills Sl and 56; house bill 32 was returned without approval. The message was laid on the table for one day.
 House bill No. 25, by Mir. Ross, an act to amend paragraph l,572. section 100, K. S., was returned from the com. miitee on education without recom- mendation and passed to it's third read. ing.
 House bill No. SS, by Mir. Hunt, tc prohibit prize fighting, was returned from the committee with an amend ment. The rules were suspended and the bill put on it's passage and defeated by the following vote
 Ayes, Brewer, Graham, Hurley Hunt, Leatherwood, Marshall, Rogers Southwick, 8.
 Nays, Behan. Bruce, Burke, Dryden Field, Gray, Martin, Mehan, Reilly Ross, Schumacher, Skinner, Wright Baxter, IA.
 Absent, Day, Cook. House bill No. 93, by MT. Hurley an act to regulate the payment of la borers, will come up as a regular order of business today. House bill No. 6f, by Mir. Hurley, ar act entitled an act to exempt volunteer firemen from military and jury duty was returned from the committee or territorial affairs with an amendment The amendment was adopted.
 Substitute for council bill No. 35, by Mir. Edwards, for the encouragement O railroad construction, under suspen sion of the rules, was referred to tht committee on corporations.
 House bill No. 7S, by MT. Marshall an act to amend section 5l3 of the pena code, was passed.
 House bill No. S9, by Mir. Field, ar act making eight hours a legal day il territorial institutions, was indefinitely postponed.
 Council bill No. AS, by MT. Edwards providing for the compensation of at torneys in criminal cases, was passed tc it's third reading.
 Council bill No. 3, by Mr. Lowell, tC amend paragraph S6S, section 220 chapter 20, title l5, was returned iron the judiciary committee with ar amendment.
 Council bill No. 42 by Mr. Lowell, tc regulate the conduct of town and city officers had been amended in the house On the return of the bill the council re- fused to concur in the amendment whereupon the house vote not to adhere and the bill was passed in it's origina | form.
 House bill No. 1OS was introduced | by MT. Ross. an act to provide for thu recording of brands and for the cancel lation of improper brands. Referred t the committee on live stock and lU( copies ordered printed. The same gentleman also introduced house bill l09 to encourage the con struction of water works by exemption | from taxation. Referred to the com mittee on corporations. Mir. Marshall introduced house bil l no for the entering of judgment oI bond or note. Committee on judiciary Speaker Baxter introduced bill providing for the alteration of count, lines the transfer of territory from on, county to another and the formation o new counties.
 House bill No. 102 by MT. Ross, re lating to public offenses against liv, stock was read the second time anC passed.
 The substitute for council bill No 56, by MT. Lowell, to amend paragraph | 1884, 1885 and 1886 of sections 2l, 22 anC 23 was laid on the table until this morn ing. The purpose of this bill IS to de termine the classification of counties or the basis of the vote actually cast rathe than upon the uncertain registration l book.
 House bill No. 8. Ey Mir. Behan, tC amend an act entitled an act to estab | fish liens for salaries and wages wa amended and passed to it's third read | ing and the house adjourned until Il | o'clock this morning.