Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-02-25

clerk; john Troops, JapitOT.
 c ,mmitjee OF Public Expenditure reported Council Resolutions No. 2, pro Aiding f r the appointment of join committee to investigate the Loan Con mission, and that do D ss.
 On motion the rues were suspende, bill read second and third time by titl and pas ed.
 House Bill NJ. 9. t) regrlate the of flee of probate judge, which was req, first time and referred to committee ol | judiciary
 House Bill No. II, to enfranch SC tn women of Arizona, resd first time anC | referred tO committee on elections.
 House Bill No. 12, relating to warrant of arrest, read first time and referred tt committee ou judiciary Notice of the introduction Of bill tC i create the county of Santa Cruz, also tC forbid the carrying of explosives Or mixed trains. H. B. No 13, to provide for the i'm pounding and disposal of animals fol , trespaSs end damages read first tune and referred to committee on Live Stock
 H. B. No. If, to D ovide that no person sh Il hold two offices at the same time
 
 time and referred to Judiciary committee
 H. B. No. h, 10 provide for the levy and collection of an occupation tax read tirst me and referred to committee on third reading.
 House Concurrent Resolution No. 3, OroYIdiJ g for committee on Fees and Salaries, read second time and passed to third reading.
 H. B. No. 1, regarding Revenues, read second time and on motion, considered engrossed and placed on irs fioal passage and passed by vote of 19 to ,.
 H. B. No. ?, to provide for a just divi- slon of taxes, read second time and pas sed to third reading.
 If. B. No. 1, offering a reward af S5,OO0 for tEe capture, dead or alive or the Kid read second time with amendment from Judiciary committee. 4 mott made to strike out the words dead or alive lost. House concurred in amendment nd recommendation of the committee on Judiciary and the bill ordered engros- sed and have third reading.
 H. B. No. ,, to authorize the B ard of Supervisors of first class counties te en- plOy assistance in the office of tax col lector referred back to Judiciary con- miltee.
 The special Committee on Rules re- ported in favor of the adoption ot the rules of tne Sixteenth Legislature ex- ;ept rule 3S, and adopting Gushing as authority. The port was adopted.
 Hon. J. J. Hawkins moved to have 100 copies of the rules as adopted, printed at once. Carried.
 The Council then adjourned to meet n joint session with the House.
 Immediately after the reading of the Governors message, the Council ad- jOurned till , o'clock p. m.
 AFTERNOON SESSION.
 AT onyx gaveI and paper weight was presented to the President by Hawkins on behalf Of Superintendent McInernay Jf the Territorial prison.
 Cteyney introduce d Council NJ nor ial No. 1, memoralizing Congress for the freq and equal coinage of si yer, which was unanimously pass d.
 Ed sards gave notice of the in,roduc- ton of the ;OloWing bills:
 To compel foreign fire insurance to give bonds for judgments. To require witne ses in criminal cases to give bond for th-ir appearance. To provide for the collection of taxes and to repeal all existing laws in conflict there Of. To regulate the shipment of stock by Tail. To regulate tEe carrN Ing of weapons.
 4 committee of two consisting of Oheyney and Shannon were appointed On mileage. Hawkins introduced Coun- cil COGcurrent r, solution No. l, for the app ,intment cf committee to act with | ike committee from the House to In- vest!gate.
 Edwards introduced Council concur rent Resolution No. ?, to appoint com mi'tee of three to act with a c, mmittee of fiv- appointed by the House for the of the proceedings of the Loan Commission.
 Hawkins gave notice that he would aD act amendatory U para graph 1856, Rev. Stat. of 1887.
 HOUSE.
 Promptly at 10 o'clock Speaker Bax- ter called the H. use to order and direct sd the Clerk to call the roll.
 A resolution a. follows was offered and carried:
 ResOIUed, By the House, the Coun- cll concurrIng lat the two houses me t ID joint session and joint committee be 4ppo nted to inform the Governor that he two houses are in joint session and ready to receive such message as he is ready to make.
 On motion 150 copies of the rules were ordered printed and distributed to the mann hers
 A committee of two from the Council was appointed to act with a committee of three from the House to iofOrm the Governor that the joint session awaited lls pleasure.
 The committee returned and the Gov ernor proceeded to read his mess age.
 He advocated the advisaollity of re- movi 2 the penitentiary from Yuma and he utilization oi prison labor outside of prison.
 He recommended high license for sa- looms and prohibition of gambling, which IS now licensed; the prohibition of wO- men singing or playing musical instru nents in saloons, or drinking therein.
 He favored the enfranchisement of women; and suggested that all corduc tors and brakemen should be allowed to arrest tram os and turn them oyer to the nearest authorities. The message con- cluded with a recommendation that joint resolution should bs sent immedi- ately to Congress urging statehood.
 Everything considered it is the ablest message ever delivered in the Territory. As soon as the reading of the message was completed the House adjourned till p m.
 AFTERNOON SESSION.
 Promptly at o'clock Speaker Baxter called the House to order and the Clerk called the roll.
 Notice was given of the introduction of the following bills:
 To enfranchise the women of Ari- % 9.
 10 DrOyida for fba iuct division Of