Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-04-05
In the House.

On converting message was received
from the governor announcing his APP
proval OF house bill No. 81, providing
for trespass and damage.
House bill No. las, for the preserva-
ton OF game and fish, was introduced
and referred TO the judiciary committee.
Mr.. Leatherwood introduced house
bill No. 148, relating to the apportion-
ment OF school money. was referred to
the committee on education.
Mr.. Gray introduced house bill No.
lat, fixing the necessary residence in
the territory for procuring q divorce.
Mr.. Hunt introduced house bill No.
l4S. for the relief OF the seventeenth
legislature. The bill recited the various
excellencies OF the legislature, its use
fulness to the people OF Arizona and
provided in consequence OF its
faithful service that on and after April
IA, the members be given a vacation OF
Indefinite length at their own expense.
The consideration OF the bill was post.
poned indefinitely.
Mr.. Wright introduced house bill No.
$40, 10 permanently locate the capital
OF Arizoaa. Rules suspended, read the
second time, referred to the judiciary
committee and 100 copies ordered
printed.
Mr.. Gray introduced house bill $50.
TO more definitely define the crime Of
grand larceny.
House bill No. l5i was introduced by
Mr.. Hurley, an act to authorize incor-
porated cities TO extend their limits.
House bill No. SO, by Mr.. Day, to
abolish the livestock sanitary commits
sion, was laid on the table until today.
Council bi,l No. 10, by Mr.. Nellis,
providing for the recording OF brands,
was referred TO the committee on agri.
culture.
House bill No. 140, by Mr.. Leather
wood, autho izing boards OF supervisors
to hire court interpreters by contract,
was laid on the liable.
Council bill No. SO, by Mr.. Hawkins,
to vacate domestic judgments entered
against foreign judgments, was passed
TO its third reading.
I House bill 12l, by Mr.. Rose, pre-
scribing the presumptive effect OF con-
Iveyances by sheriffs' executors, etc.,
WAS advanced to its third reading.
House bill No. 1877, bv Mr.. Field, to
amend act 81 OF the Sixteenth legis-
Iature defining the power OF the gov
ernor, was laid on the table until
April IL.
House bill No. 1870, by Mr.. Skinner
giving laborers upon farms. ranches and
ranges liens upon such farms, ranches
and ranges from unpaid service
was received from the commit
tee with the amendment "provid-d
that such farm. ranch or range is the
property OF the Judgment debtor"
Under SUSPENSION OF the rules the bill
was placed upon its final passage.
Passed by vote OF 10 to 2.
House bill No, 1OS, by Mr.. Baxter,
an act, prescribing the procedure in the
alteration OF county lines and the for
NATION of new counties was read a sec
ond time by title and referred to the
committee OF the whole to be eonsi-
dered this afternoon.
House bill No. ITO, by Mr.. Reilly to
regulate the salaries of jailors and Jail
guards. fixing the manner OF their APP
poinimen q and salaries, having been
read the third time was proposed for
passage when motion was made TO lay
1t on the table pending action on the
fees and salaries bill. Mr.. 5outhwick
informed the house that the bill had
met with sudden death in the council.
Mr.. Skinner replied that it had died in
the hope OF an early and glorious resur-
rection whe.eupon the bill under consi-
Iteration was put mp and passed.
The substitute for council bill No. OF,
by Mr.. Edwards, to prevent limitation
as to succession in Office which had
been reported without recommendation