Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-03-18
LEGISLATURE.
Petition From the People of Gila
 County.
They Want to Except the Fort Bowie and Globe Road From Taxation.

| Cll JOudg C IucSSdSH IIOH Jue OONcIuO
 stated he had signed and approved 0. B
 ,, to amend par. 82S rev.sed statutes
 regarding bills of exceptions, and c. B
 9. to amend par. A. concerning at.ch
 ments and garnishments.
 A sp-c al message from the Governo
 calling attention d to the law concerning apa-"pr ati m was read.
 A petition from Gila county, was pre- sented by Edwards favorIng exemptine from taxation the Ft. Bowie and Globe railroad, referred to committee on Peti tions and Memorials.
 4 petition protesting against the ex emplion Of railroads from taxation was presented by Shannon from Graham county and referred to committee or | Petitions and Memorials. c. B. 54, by Lowell, to regulate and provide for the election of city officers read first time.
 c. B. 5, by Hubbell, to amend par 3047 revised statutes, qualifications ol officers, read first time and 100 copies I ordered printed.
 c. B. 59, by Shannon, 10 amend sec tions 1885, 1885 and 2986 revised statutes classification of counties. read first time | and 100 copies ordered printed. 0. B. 57, by Shannon, relating to the mileage of jurors in certain cases, read | H DH 7Al nnniac nrHarnA r,rivt ed:
 H. B. 49, making appropriation for reward for the capture of the Kid" was indefinitely posponed by the foilowin Z vote, ayes, , nays. The ayes were Do raD, Dennis, Edwards, Hawkins, Lowell, Nugent and Mr. President. The nays l were Cheyney, Hubbell, Nellis, Shan | non and Smith. The "KId" has not yet been captured. If he is captured the necessary appropriation can be made by a future. Legislature
 The substitute for c. B. 9, by Nel- lis, protec ion for the interest of Live Stock producers, appointment of inspec- tors, etc, read third time and passed. II ayes. no; the no was Smith. II. B. No. ?, concerning the Navajo h. dians was signed by the Pres dent The vote to have the substitute for c. B. 2S printed was recousidered and the bill, which provides for the asess ment and collection of taxes on hank stock etc., was read econd and third times, under suspenslon of the rules. c. B. 5, by DOran, for the relief of P. R. Brady as prison commissioner. Sab stitute recommended by the comittee. read first. second and third times and passed. ayes 10. nay 1 absent l. The nay was Cheyney, the absent Smith. c. B. II, by Hubbell, to provide for ju-t distribution of taxes on Live Stock, etc. read third time and was recommit- ted to the Ways and Means committee. This bill provides for distribution between the counties, of the tax paid on range stock that are in different coun- ties during the year. As now all the taxes go to the county where the stock Is assessed.
 H. B. 21, by Reilly, to amend par. 23SS, revised atutes, regarding sale Of real estate for division, read first and second times, referred to Judiciary committed
 H. B. 54, by Marshall. to provide for the disposition of the money heretofore appropriated for the capitol site, read first tune.
 H. B. 5, by Southwick, regarding the Territory Library, read first and second times, referred to committee on Territorial Affairs.
 H. B. 58, by Reilly, to amend para graph 1457 revised statutes, on appeal bonds, read first and second times and referred to judiciary committee.
 c. B. 26, by Hawkins, regarding rate of railroads, street railroads, etc, read thIrd tims and passed ayes 10 nay l, ab- sent 1. The nay was EdN ards, the ab- sent Smith.
 c. B. 15, by Nellis, to provide for the rr recording of brands, read third time ar d recOmmitteed to mmIttee on enrolled and engrossed bills.
 Adjourned until 10 o'clock Tuesday morning next.
 IN THE HOUSE.
 Substitute for H. B. No. 9, relating to the keeping of probate judges offices providing that sheriffs, recorders. dis trlct attorneys, treasurers, probate judges, etc., shall have tbeir offices at the county seat, and all of them shall keep their offices open each day in the year, eycepts Sundays and holidays, from a. m. to p. m., read and referred to the judiciary committ5e.
 COuucil Memorial NJ. 1, Hawkins, re- lating to lands claimed by the A. 6 P. railroad company in this Ter itory ask ing that the lands be surveyed. was read and adopted.
 A petition from the Chamber of Com merce of Phoenix, asking that the Fie d irrigation bill do no pass, was read and referred to the special cOmmitte as ap- pointed yesterday.
 H. B. No. @. by Marshall, declaring all tax deeds on United States land up- on which patents have not been issued to be void, read and referred to judiciary committee.
 H.B. No. 70, by Dryden, providing for Territorial board of health to be appointed by the Governor, irrespective of politics, each member graduate of a medicine school, one member to be from each county except Maricopa, which shall have three, two to live in Phoenix and specifying the duties and power of tn board, was read first and second times, loo copies ordered printed, and re- ferred to the Judiciary committee.
 H. B. No. T, by Hurley by request, granting SOOOO reI.eL 10 JOnn Ii. Dalu- win who, as head farmer of the Territo- rial Insane Asylum was permanently injured by patient, was read. Bruce moved to indefinitely postpone. A lively debate followed, winch was finally cut off by Gray moving the previous ques- ticn. The motion to indefinitely post p0ne was carried.
 H. B. Nc. 72, by Shumfc1 Ter, requiring all buyers of hides to keep 8 record book of the color, brands, dates, from whom purchased, etc., read and referred to committee on live stock.
 Substitute for 0. B. No. 3, by Lowell, passed. C. B. No. 49, by Cheyney, per hitting women to act ss Notaries Pub lie. Reilly caused a ripple of applause