Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-04-15
THE LEGISLATURE.
Lots of Wrangle and Little WorI
 Done.

PHoENIX, April 5.-In the Council to-
 day the Enrolling and expressing com
 mittee reported on C. B. No. 51, finding
 It correct; also c. B. 52, finding it cor
 rect which was placed on its third read 1 ing and pa sed.
 4 message was received from Cover
 nor Murphy announcing that he had approved and signed c. Rs. Nos. 42, 57, 1 70 and 16, and substitute for c. B. No.
 6.
 The Joint Council and House com
 mittee reported on C. B. No. 1O4, re-
 commenting its passage. It was con-
 sldered engros.ed, placed on its third
 reading and passed.
 c. B. No. 82, by Hawkins, an act pro- vidiug for salarles for clerks of Boards Cf Supervisors in counties of the first cigss. i motion to adopt and amend 1 mat chargirg the salary from S200 to S.U0, ciiered by the Judiciary commit tse was lost; the rules were suspended an ameadement was offered which was to the effect that the salaries for the clerks of the Boards of Supervisors of countis of the first class is tc be fixed by the Board of Supervisors and no. to exceed S120O per year. Amendment adopted and bill passed. 19 ayes, 5 abF ent.
 PHoENIx, April 6.-Iu the Council today: H. B. No. IF, relating to usury previously returned by the committee on Judiciary recommending it's passage was placed on its thlrd reading. MT. Speaker called MT. Smith to the char and moved that the bill be referred to Ways and Means commi tee for the pur- pose of striking out the minimum clause. The motion was lost. The pas sage of the bill was lost by vote of ? ayes, nays, 3 absent. Mir. Speaker gave notice that he would move to re- consider.
 c. B. No. 6, relating to the prohibi- tion of the shipment of game and fish from Arizona within 10 years, was passed by vote of 10 ayes, nay.
 c. B. No. 3S, relating to penalties for destruction of railroad proper y, was returned from the Judiciary committee with a substitute, was placed on it's first, second and third reading, and passed by vote of 6 ayes nays, absent.
 c. B. NO 34, (substitute,) wss placed on its passage, and passed by a vote of ayes. nays, l absent.
 C. B. No. F, relating to 8 Territorial mus um, returned by the Governor without signature, but with sugges- tions, was placed on its first, second and l third reading, and passed by vote of | ayes, l nay, 2absent.
 c. B. No. S2, relating to assessors in | first class counties, returned from the | House with amendment that the salary | be discretionary with the Board of | Supervisors, was concurred in by vote | of 10 ayes, ? absent.
 Mir. Presldent announced that he had | signed 0. B. No. 10, relat ng to appeals | in the Supreme Court: and c. B. No. 36 | relating to th9 appropriation for tue | Tempe Normal school.
 H. B. No. IA, regulating sale, lease anu hllC OA 6llScb tlC., on its first, second and third reading, and passed by a vote off II avs, ab- sent.
 c. B No. 109, relat ting to witness fees of. indigent persons, which,was.previously T, turned with an amendment, was con- s s;dered expressed and passed to its third reading, and passed by a vote of II aye, 1. absent.
 c. B. No. 17, (substitute,) relating to O, counties, previously re- ported with recommendations that it do pass, was placed on Its first second and third leading, and the bill was passed by a vote of II ayes, l absent.
 C. B. No. 125, (substitute) relating 10 United States land titles previously re for passage was placed on its first, second and third reading and passed by vote of ayes absent.
 c. B. No. 92, relating to delinqu mt taxes, previously returned from the on Judiciary, recommending it's passage, was placed on it's third read ing. Mir. Edwards motion to recom- mt to the Judiciary committee for the purpose of amending the penalty from per cent to , per cent prevailed. The Judiciary committee then reported the Il back with amendments. The blll was considered engrossed and placed on its passage and passed by vote of 10 ayes. absent.