Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-04-11
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defining the relation between landlord
! and tenant, was passed.
| House hill No. 1856, by Mr.. Rogers
concerning the collection or disburse.
ment Of school money, WAS called up.
The object uf the bill as well as house
bill No 1876, are amendatory OF house
bill No. 81 already passed by the pres.
eni session.
House bill No. 81 was designed to
correct an error VI the Sixteenth legis-
laiure by which county ireasurers are
paid an exhorbitsnt fee on money re-
ceived from the sale OF school bonds.
| The correction WAS believe to he too
thorough and in the interest Of comfy
treasurers, and house bills Nos. 1855 and
1856 were drawn up for the purpose oi
"splitting the difference" Under the
law ut 1891 treasures were given q big
whack u, the school money, both going
aud coming. House bill No. 81 If.
fectuaIly removed both whacks. The
two later bills were intended to restore
one Of them in reduced form. Seven
teen Of The members, however, believed
that while they had secured a good
thing against the county treasniers
they ought to keep it. Houoe bill No.
l35 was indefinitely postponed and No.
1856 as defeated.
House bill No. 100, by Mr.. tirav,
providing for the levy OF an occupation
tax WAS taken mp, bnL referred along
with house bill No. Is on the same sub
Jet TO the committee on ways and
means tor amendment.
House bill No. 1873, creating day Oh
rest. under n suspension OF the rules
WAS put upon its passage and defeated.
The substitute Ter house bill No. las
by MIR. Brewer for the preservation vi
game animals, birds and Ii h, differ
ling rom the orig nal bill in the matter
Of dates was TAX II up and passed. The
bill slightly changes the cose season
in the matter vi quail and deer. Elk
and big horn are paced on the exempt
list Tor n period OF five years. Every
man is made master OF game on his
domain 70 Express and railroad com ;
pnnirs are prohibited from carrying ont
vi he territory any game, fish or birds
taken or killed contrary to the proyi'
sions OF the bill.
House hill No. 1903, by Mr.. Hurley.
TO Iepral the Law or, ating the live stock
Messrs, Rnss and Southwick voting in
the negative.
House bill No. lO4. by Mr.. Hurley,
for the protection OF live stock growers 9,
having been uTfavtrably rep, red ty
the committee was laid on the table,
but afterward' retired to the committee
on judiciary.
house bill No. 1853, by Mr.. Hurley,
requiring owners and occupants oi land
Adjoining highways 10 keep euch high
ways free from brush and weeds was
taken up and land on the table.
Council bill No. 81, hy Mr. Hawkins,
relative to appeals from Justices courts
was passed under a suspension OF the
rules,
Council bill No. 122, by Mr.. Edwards.
for the relief oi ella county and dire ct
ing The territorial treasurer to pay
certain Indebtedness OF that county
WAS next taken up, This bill was
drawn up to correct an error of the
board OF supervisors of that county in
making return OF The counties in
debtedness under the provisions OF the
funding act and the purpose OF the bill
is to remove u technical oh, t3cle to tur
REIN bursement oi the county. Judge
Edwards offered an explanation Of the
bill in the whole committee which re.
commended its passage which took
place under suspension OF the rules.
Conrc'l hill No. l04, by Mr.. Hawkins,
providing foi auditing the accounts OF
and making quarterly settlements vii h
the territorial treasurer, was passed. \
Cuncil bill No. 81, by Mr.. Edwards,
concerning the duty of the collector in
the matter Of the delinquent tax list,
was taken up and laid Oh The table UNI
til April IL
Substitute for council bill No. 1875,
concerning settlers claims, was passed.
Substitute for council bill No. So, by
Mr. Shannon, for The classification Of
counties on the basis OF votes cast at the
last election, was returned from the
committee on territorial affairs with
the further amendment making it's
effect contemporaneous with that OF the
ice aud salary bill in 1895. The amend
ment was adopted and the bill was
passed.
Council bill No. "a, by MIR. Hawkins,
in relation to foieign oaths and affilavils
in matters concerning the territory,
was passed.
A message was received from the
governor announcing his approval and
signature OF house bill No. 40, MIR.
schumacher, act for the inspection Of
stock to be slaughtered for sale within
the territory house bill No. ia, Mr..
Behan's measure, regulating the condi.
tionai sale or lease OF railroad or street