Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-04-22
LEGISLATIVE ENAOTMENTS
The New Laws or Amendments
 of the Seventeenth.
A Complete List From the First to
 Last of the Session.

l Council Joint Resolution No I. authorizing the appointment of a committee to investigate Territorial ] Institutions.
 !! Council Joint Resolution No ?, authorizing a committee to investi- gate the Loan Commissioners Act. 5 Council Concurrent Resolution No 4, authorizing a committee to : investigate the Territorial Board of Worlds Fair Commissioners. { House Memorial No I, in refer ence to the White Mountain Indair i reservation.
 House Memorial No ?, concern. ing Navajo Indains.
 House Memorial No 5, concern ing the abandonment of Fort Bowie. House Concurrent Resolution No 1 I, appointment of assistant clerks.
 House Concurrent R Resolntion No. 2, concerning the committee on Education.
 House Joint Resolution No |, authorizing a committee to report on Fees and Salaries. House Concurrent Resolution No 7, regarding the International boundary line between the Territory of Arizona and the Republic of Mexico.
 Joint Resolution No 4, concern ing transfer of certain monyes from the General fund to the University fund.
 HOUSE BILLS.
 No 24, relating to injunction and attachment bonds to take effect from date of its passage.
 No fl, making appropriation for the current expenses of certain special committee appointed in accordance with Council Joint Resolution No |; to take effect from date of its passage.
 No s, to provide for and secure the attendance of witnesses in con- tinued criminal cases; to take effect from date of its passage.
 No I, to amend paragraph 264S, section 22, chapter 5, title LVI of the revised statutes of Arizona; to take effect from date of its passage.
 No 4, offering a reward for the renegade known as the ''Kid," to take effect from date of its passage.
 No 9, to regulate the keeping open of the office of Probate Judge and other purposes; to take effect from date of its passage.
 No 5S, to amend paragraph 1457 section S, chapter I2 title XVII revised statutes of Arizona; to take effect from date of its passage
 Ma 54, to provide for the disburse- ment of the moneys heretofor appro- priated and authorized to be ex- pended by the Capitol Site Com mission; to take effect from date of its passage.
 No 27. in relation to Billiard and Pool Tables; to take effect from the date of its passage.
 No Go to provide for keeping barbed wire fences in repair, and fines damages from loose wire; to ! take effect from the date ot its pass age,
 No 53, to amend sections B, and 26,chapterI, title XIII of the revised 1 statutes of Arizona; to take effect | from date of its passage.
 No 94, to amend section 5I4, chapter seven, title nine, Penal code | of Arizona; to take effect from and | after its passage.
 No E, providing for the impound | ing and disposal animals for trespass and damages, to take effect from date of its passage.
 No 5, to amend an act entitled | ''an act to establish liens for salaries | and wages to take effect from date of its passage.
 No o2, in relation to the repair ing of water ditches in Arizona; to | take effect from date of its passage.
 No 2I to amend paragraph 23SS revised statutes of Arizona.
 No 50, to amend act 22, of the 10th, Legislative Assembly, entitled | an act to provide for the care of the l indigent sick of the Territory. and repeal act fl, of the 18th, Legislative Assembly, approved March 2I, 1889, to take effect from and after its | passage.
 No 3S, to regulate the practice of dentistry to take effect immediately after its passage.
 No 10, requiring owners and operators of irrigating canals to re- move from the banks of their canals all cockleburs, sunhowers &., growing thereon; to take effect in sixty days from date of its passage.
 No B, to amend paragraph I6o4 sec 4, and paragraph 1899, sec I, of title XXI, Revised Statutes of Ariz. ona; to take effect from date of its passage.
 No G, concerning the collection and dibursement of school moneys; take effect from date of its passage.
 No ST, to amend sec 5 of act No v; of inc 10th Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Arizona, entitled "An Act in relation to Marriages and the solemnization thereof" and to repeal chapter I, titled ''husband and wife, approved March I9, 1891 to take effect from date of its pass age.
 No 66, to regulate houses of