Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-30
LEGISLATURE.
Ook recess till l p. m.
COUNCIL.

| EN ENiNO sESSION-Mdrcn lS, l0J0.
 Council called to order at 7:3O o'clock by President Doran.
 H B g taken up with amendments and after much discussion recommitted to the judiciary committee. | c B S9, to establish the office of ter rltorial irrigation Engineer; read second time; referred to committee op Irriga- tion. l c B 16, concerning board of control: ' amendments adopted; ordered to have third reading. | H B 9, classifying counties read and | council resolved itself into committee of the whole for it's consideration; report ! adopted; bill ordered to have third read ing.
 Council adjourned till tomorrow morn ing at 10 o'clock.
 MORNING SESSION March 2O-Council called to order ut 10o'clock with Presi- ! dent Doran in the chair. Reports of committees. c NJ 3, Q B 20 correctly enrolled. 0 Bs 70 and 16 correctly eugrossed. H Bs 43. g.; c B S3 and c R7 without recom- mendation. H B 151 and . B 17 do not pass. c B v referred to judiciary com mittee.
 Bills read third time and passed.
 H B S3, authorizing counties to con- tract for construction of wagon bridges.
 II 5 133, to legaliz5 the delinquent tax list of 1894.
 H B 9, classify ing the counties of the territory; and fixing the compensation of officers.
 H B 10 to reduce the number of mem- beTs of the live stock commission.
 76, relating to board of control.
 C B D to trovide for the safety of reservoirs and dams reoommltted to con mlttee on Judiciary.
 Il B 5l, to provide for the payment of taxes semi-annuslly: O B 56 to estab- fish board of health; indefinitely post poned.
 H B IS and 42 to prevent cruelty to animals; C B S3. changing judicial dis tric 8; c J R relating to irrigation con- gress ordered to have third reading.
 II B 92, providing for territorial board of immigration commissioners, motion to reconsider amendment carri- sd and amendments defeated and bill ordered to have third reading.
 message was received from the governor that he had signed and ap- proved c Bs IS and 6I, also transmitting report of board of curators of the terri torial library.
 H B 15l, relating to bank comptroller; ordered indefinitely postponed
 c B r, changing the judicial dis tricts; laid on the table temporarily.
 Edwards asked unanimous consent to introduce c M asking congress to pass such acts as will protect the inno- cent holders of county and territorial bonds and legalize the acts under which such bonds were issued; adopted.
 c 75 amended in committee of the whole and bill reported back without recommendations
 C S9 was taken up under special order and the council went into commit tee of the whole for it's consideration, council reconvened to receive report of committee of the whole which reported progress and ask leave to sit again; re- port adopted.
 On motion recess was had till seven o'clock.
 EVENING SESSION, March 19-House called to order at D. ID.
 House went into committee of the whole Mir Moore ln the chair; when the committee rose 1t recommended as fol- lows.
 That H B 159; c B % sub c B IS as ame nded: c Bs 49, 37, 9 as amended; 93 do rass.
 H Bs 173, 179 and 0 B B with out re- commendstions. H B 40 tabled till to- morrow. C Bs 71 and 85 be indefinitely postponed.
 Committee rose and report was adopt ed.
 FORENOON SESSION March 20.-The house was called to order by the speaker at 10 a. m.
 The council announced that 1t had passed Ii Bs 93, 133. Martin introduced a resolution that c B 64 be considered read first time. Moore moved that it be indefinitely postponed which was lost. A motion to lay or the table was lost. The main ques- tion was put aud lost.
 The resolution was put to vote after the roll was called. The council anlou ced-th 1t had passed c B 76; II B nd 40indefnitely | postponed.
 House adjourned until ? p. m.