Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-04-15
Not Much Work was Done Last
 Saturday.
The Date of the Commencing of the Next Session Changed to the Third Week in January
 1894.
PHoENIX, April s.
11 - - IN THE COUNCIL.

I ditches and canals, was placed on its third reading and passage, and was passed by a vote of 10 ayes; ? absent.
 o. B. 13. relating to public highways was returned by the committee ou highways recommending its passage was placed on its third reading and pas sage, and passed by vote of 6 ayes, 3 nays; absent.
 A me-sage was received from the House announcing that the House had passed H B. Nos. 139. A message from the Governor an l nouncing that he had signed c. B. No. 82, pr'vidlng for the payment of clerks and recorders.
 Tae committee arose and reported to 1 the Council, recommending that c. B. No. 131 be referred to the committee on ! Ways and Means with amendments. | The amendments were adopted by the Council and the bill was referred as re- | comeDded.
 MT. Nellis moved the reconsideration of the vote by which H. B. No. 119 was defeated and the bill was placed on its passage.
 Mir. Nellis urged the passage of the bill on the ground that change in the date of the meeting of the Legislature is needed for the benefit of members from the north.
 Mir. Lowell favored it because it would give the members from the north time to shear their sheep. The bill was passed by a vote of 9 ayes, nay, 2 absent, This bill provides for the meet ing Of the Legislature on the third Monday in January 1894. IN THE HOUSE. c. Sub. for c B. No 98, aR act to authorize the Treasurer and Board of Supervisors of Pima county to transfer certain money. Rules suspended aud read third time by title. Passed by vote of 21;7 absent. H. B. l09, by Hurley, to repeal the act to establish board of raj road commissioners. The railroad commis- sioners report was brought in from the Council and part of it read. Placed on final passage and passed by vote of 19 to ): 1 absent.
 PHOENIX, April 10.
 In the Council today:
 c. B. No. A., the judgment exemption law was upon suspension of rules placed on its third reading and passed.
 H. B. 121 was passed.
 H. c. R. No. '. relating to deep har Dor on the Gulf of California was read and adopted by the following vote: Ayes 2, nays 3, absent 1.
 H. B. No. 97, providing for the publi- cation of the messages of the governor and the reports of the Territorial officers was defeated by ayes 1, nays7.
 c. B. No. 96, reiatlng to nonresident sureties on bond, was passed by vote of ayes 9, absent 2.
 c. B. No. 13l, providing for the gov ernment of the Territorial prison was passed by a vote of eyes 9, nays 2.
 H. B. 125, relating to the liability for highways, was defeated by vote of ayes 2, nays s, absent l.
 H. B. No. 133, by Hunt, an act to create day of rest. Rules suspended, considered engrossed, read third time by title and defeated by the following vote: IS pays; Field, Hunt, Marshall aud Rogers voted in the affirmative; Hurley anr Cook absent.
 Substitute for H. B. No. 145, by Brewer. an act entitled an act for the preservation f game animals, birds and fishes of Arizona. Placed on final pass age. l5a ayes, 6 nays, 2 absent, one ex- cused.
 c. B. No. 51, by Hawkins, an act to amend paragraph 1452, sect on 60, chap ter F, title XVIII, revised statutes of 1887, wts pa sed.
 H. B. No. 103, by Hurley, (by request) an act to repeal the sanitary commission. The bill passed by vote of 20. Ross and Southwick voted ln the negative Brewer and Cook absent. c. B. No. 122, by Edwards, an act for the rel ef of Glla county. Judge Ed wards was invited to come to the assem- bly, room for the purpose of explaining the bill. Resolved into committee of the whole and MT. Behan was called to the chair. It was put on passage and received 22 votes in the affirmative. Mir. Reilly voted in the negative. c. B. No. 104, by Hawkins, providing for auditing the accounts and making quarterly settlements with the TerrIto- rial Treasurer, was passed.
 Substilute for c. B. No. 125, an get 10 amend par. 2222, Sec. 1, Chap. 2, Title XII, revised statutes. Bill passed by a vote of 14 to s.
 H. B. No. I46, regarding school funds, was passed by vote of 10 ayes l nay. IN THE HOUSE.
 H. B. No. 113, by Skinner, an act to amend Sec. l, of Act No. 21 of the 18th Legislative Assembly, referring to what shall be lawful f,nce. Rules suspend ed, considered engroesed, read third time by title and passed.
 c. B. No. III by Hawkins, an act to amend Par. GIG Sec. 617. TIttle 10, Chap. II, Penal Code of Arizona his bill IS in reference to qualifications of physi- cians. Rules suspended, cjnsldered en- grossed. read third lime and passed. H. E. No. 143, by Baxter, an act re- lating to landlord and tanant, rules sus- pended, considered engrossed, read third time by title and passed receiving 10 votes ID the affirmative. H. B. No. 136, by Rogers by request an act repealin4 Secs. and of an act concerning the collection and dis | bursement of school money. Placed on final passage and defeated by the fol- lowing vote: 17 nays, 3 ayes, one ex cused, absent.
 Sub. for c. B. No. 56. by Shannon, an act to amend Par. 1883, 1885, 1886, Sec. 21, 22 and 3, chap. 2, title XXVIII. Passed.
 c. B. No. 94. by Hawkins an act re lating to oaths and affidavit taken m other States and Territories. Passed.
 MT. Brewer made a motion 90 recon