Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-02-09
THE ELEGISLATURE.
The Council Wrestles With the
 Spelling and Syntax.
Reports of Commit ees-Biils Intro ducsd-Com nitts se of ,he whole Working on Classifica-
 tion Bill.
Herald-Feb. 5.
COUNCIL

| MORNING SESSION Council called to order at 10 o'cl ,ck by President Doran ] Introduction of bills. c B No l6, Lake, dividing the coun- ties of the territory into supervisiorel districts
 c B No IT, Packard, changing the iu- dlcial districts of the territory. CB No IS, Packard providing for the inspection and slaughtering of cattle in tue Territory of Arizona. C B No 19. Babbitt, relating to the assessment and collection of taxes. c E No 20, Packard, regarding the | appo.ntmeLt of live stock inspectors. Exports of comm lttees. Judiciary comm tee reported c B No | , recommend sec 3 be amend, d and as ame ded passed. Enrolled and epgros ed bills. o B No 10 correctly enrolled and in the hands of the governor. c B No 5, as amended relating to as- signments of error read and amend nent of committee adopted. The following notices of the inJro- | duciiou of bills were given. H R No s. Mo re, for joint con- | mittee on irrigation. Kemp: An act prov :diug for proceed | ing in c;v;l actions in cnurts of record. An gc; t repleal par 1873 revised statu- tes. An act authorizing offiicers to | accept non resident corDoratiops ant | surety companies as sureties on bonds and undertakings. | S:ott: an acs to amend par 24SS, sec chap ?, title 52, revised statutes. 0 B No I2. Davis, relating to fst and costs in iustice's c urls. C B No l3, Davis, regarding rsdemp- ton of proper from mortgage sale. Ii NJ No3 3, Hunt, pro esting az inst retnrn of Chircahua Indans.
 H No 4, Barnes, for the preserva- 1 'Ion of the petritied forests of the ter ritory.
 On motion of Davis cou-cil stood adjourned to 10 o'clock tomorrow morn iEg.
 Called t. order by the speaker at 10 | g 10.
 Mr. Crosby rose to question If privi- lege ard read letter Of T. s. Bunch, under .iate of St. Johns, Jan. 26th, pub
 ished ID the Phoenix Herald news paper, of February 1st inst, MT. Cros- by stated that the facts set forth ip the | letter were not correct and were not fair in the statement t9 his constituents That Mir. Bunch had personally stated | to him that he intended to soon move to WiDslow, in the proposed new county of Navajo. Further sad he would pre- -eut in few day strong remoDstrances | against the formation of the new | county.
 CoMMITTEE REPORTS. By Moore fir h. judidiary, H B No 9 sn act clasrIfa ing cou ties, Fixing c. m- pensa,ious of county officers. Recon me d that the same do pass with amer dments proposed by judiciary con- mittee herewith transmitted. Peterson for committee on education, H B No IS, an act to provide and con- plete suitaDe buildings for territorial 1 Normal school.
 | MT. Speaker:-Your committee On elections to whom was referred: 1 H B No l6, Providing for local optic n as to sale of intoxicating liquors recom- mend that IL do pass.
 J A. MARSHALL, | Chairman | Peterson, for committee op education reported Ii B No B. An act providing for the ejucat on If deaf mures.
 Mo re for yne judiciary reported ii B
 No 3l, an act 10 amend par 3l66. r. vised statutes If AriZons; recommend that
 he same do not pass.
 Moore, judiciary committee, reported
 H B No 2, an act for just division oi
 taxes; recommend that 1t do not pass. Moore, judiciary committee, reported
 H B No 8, sp act protecting tn e
 rights of working men; recommend tn6,
 :t do pass.
 Moore, judiciary committee, reported H No II, an act smendatory of seC 2039 Of the penal code; recommended
 tte sare do pass.
 INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
 Mir. Barnes introduced H B No 42, ar
 to prevent cruelty to animals. Read
 st time.
 MT. Brown gave notice an act to es tabl sin the off e of official distrie court reporter. Defining duties thereo
 and compensation to be paid therefor. . Mr. Wright introduced H No A, sr } act to provide for appoin meets by tb' } district courts of attorneys to defend r indlgent person.
 COMMITTEE REPORTS. MT Moore presented the following: Resolved, That ail bills reported frou 1 the ccmmitle+ of the Whole with th 7 recommendation that they pass be er f Qrossed without fur;h action by tn
 house unless otherwise ordered.
 Mir. Hull introduced on leave an aC
 H B 45, to protect working men of tn
 territory Under suspension of the rule s read 2nd tune by title; referred to con l. mittee on corporations Mir. Brown, chairman committee o '' enrolled and epRrossed bills addresse
 the house on a question of priveleg' r, He said: "The gram m atical condition ( If many of the bills referred to the con
 mIttee on enrolled and engrossed bills ~ such that much difficulty is met whi 'e they, the bills, are in progress of e B. grossment; and the committee wou -v therefore respectfully ask that eat