Arizona republican., 1893-04-04
In the House

In the House
On assembling house bill No, 81 was
recalled from the hands OF the secretary
for proper statutory Endorsement.
House bill No. III, hy Mr.. Mehan, to
prevent usury, was passed by vote OF
1906.
Council bill No. S2. by Mr.. Hawkins,
to fix the salaries for clerks of boards OF
su perviSors in the counties of the first
class, was referred to the judiciary com.
mirtee.
The substitute for council bill No. So,
by Mr.. Shannon, for the classification Of
counties, was postponed for two days.
The report Of the special committee
appointed to investigate the affairs OF
the worlds fair commission was tabled
for two days and 500 copies ordered
printed.
Mr.. Wright introduced house memoir
4 ial No. 6, addressed to congress in the
matter Of an appropriation for the pur.
pc of boring for aitesian water.
Mr. Dryden presented petition from
residents from the northern part of the
territory relative to the changing Of the
line between Apache and CoconinO
counties. ..E @r
Mr.. Field Introduced house bill No.
l27, an act providing fOr the equlpment
OF and suppNFt OF the Arizona historical
society to the extent Of $3.50 per month.
Referred TO the committee on appro-
priations.
Mr.. Ross introduced house bill No.
1928, an act for the relief of heirs and
providing Tor bringing suit against exc
cutOTs, etc.
MIR Ross also introduced house bill
No. l29, an act prescribing the pre-
sump'Ive effect Of conveyances made by
sherIffs, executors, etc.
House bill No. $50, introduced by Mr.
Skinner is an act TO secure the wages OF
Iaborers on farms, ranches and ranges
by allowing no exemptions against the
payment If such claims.
Mr.. Dryden introduced house bill No.
1871 to change the boundary line to de-
tach certain lands from Apache county
and annex them TO Geronimo. The
hill provides that the transfer be made
! 10y removing the line three miles east
| OF WinslOw. Refer 10 tho commit
tee on counties and county boundaries.
| Mr.. Reilly introduced hOusebilI No.
1872, an act providing for the vacation Of
| lots, plats, streets alleys and public
/
! squares in Gowns and villages.
| Mr.. Hunt introduced house hill No.
1873 to create day Of rest for the bene-
| Vt OF working classes. No particular
dav Of the week is designated.
| Mr.. Brewer Introhure1 house bill No.
1874, an act to regulate the serving OF
! processes.
Mr.. Rogers introduced house bills
! Nos. 1876 and 1876 in relation to the col
! lection and disbursement OF school
| money, both amendatory TO law
passed at the present session.
MIR. Field introduced house bill No.
! 1877 10 amend act 81 OF the Sixteenth
/ Legislature prescribing the power OF the
( governor in the matter OF appvintive OIL
! tices.
Mr.. GRAY introduced two bills, Nos.
! 1888 and $50, similar in character ana
ICtIculat.d to prohibit the imDOTtation
or employment in she territory OF
armed guards Of "Pinkertons'" The
| first bill fixes a residence OF one year
within the territory as qnailhcat on
10 appointment t. office or 10 be mem
! her OF posse cOmitatus.
Mr.. Laa,herwood introduced house
! bill No. 40. an act authorizing boards
of supervisors tO provide court inter,
prefers by contract to be determined
/ by bids. .-,.o1
! The same gentleman also introduced
! house bill No. l4l, an act in r'.atlon 10
the sanitary regulations for to"ns'and
villages end providing for the appoint
ment by boards OF supervisors OF SAM
tary inspectors. a..
MIR. Edwards bill to prevent the
limitation OF succession to othce was