Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-02-25
LEGISLATURE. Several Bills Introduced in
 The Council. HOUSE COMMITTEES NAMED. Standing Committees of the
 Council Appointed.
HOUSE COMMITTEES NAMED

PHoESIX, Ari., Feb. 15.-In the Coun cil yesterday morning MT. Smith, O MaricOpa, asked permission to introduc, a bill of which no previous notice haC been gwen. The title of the bill was "An act to provide for the collection O taxes Tn the Territ ,ry of Arizona. claim ed to have been illegally assessed" Tn, bill was admitted and read, whsreupor MT. Smith moved suspension of the rules and the second reading of the bil by title. The motion was attsrwarC withdrawn at the suggestion of Mir Dennis. of Mohave.
 Mir. Lowell, of Pima, gave notice of in tention at an early date, to introduce 6 bill to amend an act entitled "Au act au- thorizing tha board of supervisors of the several counties of the Territory of Ari- zona to pay bouuties for the destruction of wild animals.
 MT. Smith, of Maricopa, gave notice of intehti n to intl oduce an act for the assessment and taxation of corporations and companIes.
 A message was received from the gov ernor announcing the appointment oi w. l.. Vail, of Pima county, to be q | member of the live stock sanitary com mission, V ce 1. \. Towne resigned; also l fOamally notifying tn council of his aD- continent of E. B. Kirkland to be his | private secretary. IN THE HOUSE.
 The following standing committees were announced:
 Ruies-Er. Speaker, Martin and Schumacher.
 Elections-Field, Gray. Bruce, Cook, Graham. Ways and Means-Burke. Meban. Skinner, Southwick, Cook.
 Approprla'Ions--Hurley, Leatherwood. Burke, Reilly, Brewer.
 Educ tiou-Day, Wright and Fi-ld.
 Judiciary-ROss, Reilly, Rogers. Hunt. Brewer
 Claims-Msrtin, Marshall, Dryden.
 Militia and Indian Affairs Gray. Hurley, Schumacher.
 E rolled and Engrossed Bills-Rehap. Hunt, and Wright.
 Print,rg-Hunt, Reilly, Ross, Mar sha l, Graham.
 Corporati ,ns- Behan, Marshall, Bruce Dryden, Ross. Memorials and Pctitions-Bruce. Cook Rogers.
 Mines and Mining Gray, Schumaker. Day, Leatherwood and Soutnuick. Counties and County boundaries Bebau, Hurley, Ross, Graham and Brewster
 Federal Relations-Leatherwood, Be han and Wright. Agriculture-Rogers, Skinner and Graham.
 Public Buildings and Grounds-Drv- dend, LeatherwOod, Field. Marshall and Cook.
 Territorial L'brary-Southwics. Mar shall and Mehan. Irrigation - Skinner, Schumaker. Roger, Day, Wright. Public Expenditures and Accounts Reilly, Burke, Brewer.
 Territorial Affairs Hurley, Field. Leatherwood, Burka, Graham.
 Live Stock-Mehan, Gray, Cook. Hurley, Martin. Mir. Mehan, of Pima, presented q memorial from the cIt Zens of NopaIes u the assem ply, requesting ttat bodv to memorIallZ9 congress in the matter the reinstatement of silver. The me- mortal WIS referred 10 the committee on territorial affairs. Hunt. of Giia. presented memorial from his consti- tuens on th9 subject of opening a portion of the White Mountain Indian resarVa 'E, a matter now penuing in congress. Referred to tha committee on federal relations. Brewer of Graham, cave notice that at an early date he would introduce Olll to compel the attendance of wit nesses m civil and criminal suits.
 Relily of COchise, gave notice that he would bring in bill to remodel the ooundarles of judicial districts.
 Graham of Pioal, gave notice of iu- tentlon to introduce an act relating to Irrigation ard the suppression of Oscar Wlldes horal beauty. the sunfiU1er. and other noxlons plants which infest the course of lrrgating ditches.
 Dryden,ot Apache, an act to create & state board of health; Behan. of Yavapai. bill to revise the fees of the office of probate judge anl other offices; Hunt, ot Glia, bill to provide for the pay m+nt or WI nesses in criminal cases.
 Ross, or Cochise, introduced blll to assess cattle on range, provided they had not been assessed in another county. Referred to the committea on judiciary. b nan, or fvapai. presented bill pro- Viding better ia illties for the collection or wages by making them preferred claims.
 YESTERDAYS WORK.
 PHoEYIX, Feb. 16-In the Council thls morning the president announced the standlrg z committees of the Council as follows:
 STANDING COMMITTEES.
 Militia and Indian Affairs-Doran Shannon and Hawkins.
 Mines and Mining Shannon, Dem pi and Cheyney.
 Corporatlons-Dennie, Hawkins. Nu- gent. D1ran and Cheyney.
 Ways and Means-Hawklns, Lowell and Smith,
 Printing-Smi'h, Shannon and Nel-
 Memorials and Petitions-HubbeI Nellis and Edwards.
 Enrolled and Engrossed Bllls-Shap- non. Dennis and Hubbell.
 Educaiion-Cheyn Hawkins, Hub bell
 Judiciary Edwards, Lowell, Hawkins, Dennis, Doran.
 Counties and County Boundaries Lowell, Shannon, Hawkins, Cheyney, Dennis.
 Federal Relations-Lovell, Edwards, Hubbell.
 Agriculture-Smith, Nugent, Doran.
 Reads and Ferries-Nellis, Edwards, Smith.
 Territorial Affairs-Nugent, Lowell. Edwards. IN TIE HOUGE