Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-16
THE LEGISLATURE.
COUNCIL March II.

H B 79, Rabbit, relating to taxing C insurance companies.
 c B 78, Lake, to egulate the fees an salaries of the county officers.
 c B 8, Kemp, relating to the fore closure of mortgages.
 O B74, Davls, to repeal the act creat ing a capitol site commissioners, an, providing for securing s capitol auC building without cost to the territory. | 0 B 72, Kemp, requiring the public ton quarterly of the condition of tn, territorial treasury. c B v, Edwards, amending the sc fixing IS apportienmeut of mem b. rs O the Legislature.
 0 BIG, to amend the act creating { board of control for charitable, pena and reformatory institutions.
 c B 75, Lake, to provide for safety o dams and reservoirs. Fl B 104, Peterson, to reduce expenss. of territorial officials.
 H B No GA, Barnes, relating to cleo tions.
 H B 47, Hinton, relating to duties ci county Treasurer. Il $ 4O, Barnes, to reduce the number of members of live stock commission. d IS 122, Barnes, relating to appeals. 0 B S3, Edwards, changing the ju- diclal districts m the territory c B SS, Nugent, extending the time of sale of property held for delinquent taxes. H B 85, Cummings, amending act 23. approved Marcn 19 1894. Q B S4, Kemp, fixing tne terms of office of mayor, city council, and city officers in incorporated cities and pro v'dlng for the election of city recorders. c s S6, DavIs, to create the county of Grant.
 H B 60, Greenlaw, to encourage th- construction of railroads.
 Il 91, Barnes, relating to age of con sent.
 , B S5, Dsvls to create the county of Miles.
 c R 82, Nugent, offering a reward for the arrest and conviction or certain train robbers.
 c B Si, Doran, relating to 70 t1e ac quistion and cultivation of the ard lands of the territory.
 A message was received from the house that it had passed II Bs 40. 47. 103, adopted H c R r and H NJ 5.
 H M $, asking for relief for J D Dobbs: read and adopted.
 A message was received from the house that it had cnncurred in council amendments to H c R 17.
 A message WAS received from the house that it had passed H K Of.
 Reports of committees-Territor affairs, c B 57 without recommends ton.
 Ways and means O B 69 do not pass; H B }, c B 49 with amendments; G B 3 to pass; H B 3i, 7s, to committee of the whole.
 Enrolled and expressed bills, c B9 properly engrossed and in the hands of the governor.
 Roads and ferries, H B "A to uass.
 Dunlap gave notic3 of the intrOSuc ton of a bill for the protection of brands.
 CB 43, Edwards, relatir Q to attach menis; passed unanimously.
 II B 30, to provide for the establish ment and maintenance of high schools; passed unanimously.
 Bills read first time:
 H B 87, Moore, to amend par AS, sec 443, chap II, title 9, peGal code.
 Il B 96, Chenoweth, relating to use of highways read first time.
 H B 1O4, Skinner, repeal par 2iS5, chap title 52, R s.
 H B 107, Moore, to amend act 32 of the l7th legislative assembly.
 To have third reading.
 O B 49, amendments adopted; order ed enRrossed.
 c B 63, ordered engrossed.
 H B 66, relating to juries and jurors.
 message was received from the gov ernor that he had vetoed c B 30 f1r the relief of Lewis Woolfley.
 H B 120, relating to mines and metals passed.
 c B 9, report of committee adopted; bill laid on the table.
 c B 69, Packard, for the relief of J .' McRea: defeated.
 H B 2. amendment adopted, referred to commtee on judiciary.
 c B 34, report of committee adopted
 H B 18. report of committee adopted and the bill referred to committee of the whole.
 c B 30, Doran, for the relief of Lewis Woolfiey came up with the governors veto and WAS made 8 special order for Thursday at 10 o'clock.
 c B 9, Scott, to regulate the hours of of county officers; passed unanimously. c B 42, Packard, relating to fees and salaries of certain county officers, coun- cil went into committee of the whole for it's consideration.
 Council reconvened to receive report of committee of the whole that c 42 be referred to a special committee cor slsting of Scott, Lake and Nugeut; re- port amended included Packard ard adopted and bill referred. c B 57, Doran, to tablish board of health, deferred till Saturday. c B 37, Kemp, relating to landlord and tenant; lad over. H 31, Hull, relating to county as- sessors; laid over. H B 7S, Gaddis, to amend act S3, o. the 17th legislative assembly; passed. CB 89, Davis. establishing the office of territorial irrigatiaa engineer; read first time, referred tO com nittee or printing and 200 copies ordered printed.
 H c R Is. regarding certain territorial indebtedness; indefinitely postponed. Council adjourned till tomorrow morn ing at 10 o'clock.
 uOUSE.
 MORNING SESSION March 1I-At 10 o'clock Speaker Carpenter called the house to order. The following committees reported as follows:
 Judiciary-H B Al, to pass and 13G to be printed.
 Territorial affairs-H B l30 do not pass.
 Special committee, Gaddis, chairman H M 9 to be indefinitely postponed and substitute offered. H B 154, Moore, to provide for pnb- lication of expenditures by school boards referred to education committee.
 Ii B 155, Moore, relating to printing territorial reports, referred to printing committee. H B 152, Chenoweth, relating to text books; referred to education commit tee.