Arizona republican., 1895-03-06
The SC.

vening the assembly and the conclusion of hostilities growing out of the normal school removal bill debate the follow ing committee reports were presented:
 By the judiciary, council bill No. 46, concerning contempt, favorably. House bill No. l12, to amend paragraph 617, title 10, revised statutes, and act 66 of the Seventeenth legislature, without recommendation. House bill No. 1l5, providing for the appointment of ter ritorial quarantine and health officer, favorab bly,. House bill No. 122, in rela- tion to appeals, favorably. House bill No. 11S, concerning interest and usury, favorablv. House bill No. 121, relating to and describing tax receipts, favora- bly,. House bill No. 124. to amend par. l9 lsec. 19) of the preliminary provisions of the penal code, favorably.
 By the elections committee, house bill No. 1O7, to amend act No. 5 of the Seventeenth legislature, favorably as amended.
 By the committee on corporations, council bill No. p. authorizing officers to accept non resident corporations and surity companies on bonds and under takinga, favorsbly as amended.
 By the irrigation committee, house bill No. 19, in relation to water rights and rents, favorably as amended. House bill No. IA, to encourage the construction of dams and reservoirs, favorably as amended.
 A message was received from the council announcing the passage Of house bill No. 76, making appropriation for the expenses of special committee appointed in accordance with house joint resolution No. 2, for the investiga- tion of territorial institutions; that house concurrent resolution No. 15, that the committee do not visit these institutions in person was defeated ; that house bill No. 106 relating to cor porations was passed. The following new bills were intro- duced:
 1 By MT. Martin, house bill No. 126, directing the board of supervisors of | Yavapai county to reimburse John Duke.
 By MT. Fish. house bill No. 127, with reference to assignments of error. By MT. Hinton, house bill No. 12S, concerning the carrying of concealed weapons.
 By Mir. Barnes, house bill No. 129, creating a territorial weather and crop l bureau.
 By MT. Wright, house bill No. I30, providing for the removal and perms- nent location of the capital of the terri tory at Tucson.
 By Mir. Hunt house bill No. 13l to ament act 19 of the Seventeenth Legis. iaturs.
 Then followed the final passage oi bills: House bill No. 42 to prevent cruelty to animals, passed ayes l7, nays '.
 House bill No. 75 to amend para graphs 757 and 1881 of the revised statutes was passed by vote of F to 6.
 Heuse bill No. 36 to permently locate the seat of government was indefinitely postponed.
 House bill No. S9 to amend act 36 ot the session laws of 1889, passed by a vote of 12 to g.
 House bill No. 95 to prevent gaming was lost, ayes--6, nays-16. House bill No. 79. abolishing the office of territorial school superinteD' dent and making the principal of the normal school ex-officio superintendent, was taken from the table. The bill was opposed by MT. Marshall and Messrs. Skinner, Hunt and Herrick spoke in favor of its passage and when placed on final passage the vote was yeas r, nays 6.
 The following bills were read second time and referred to the committee o 1 tb, Uho!o. Houaa hills Nos 46 25 92 94, e6, 97, 9S, 99, 1O4, 1O5, 107, 112 and IA, and council bills Nos. 16, 46 and P
 House bill No. 102. an act providing for the entry of judgments upon bondt and notes, was indefinitely postponed
 House memorial No. 6, relating tt the free coinage of silver, returned from the council amended amendments con cured in by the house.
 The house refused to recede from it