Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-02-02
THE ELEGISLATURE.
Cur Lawmakers are Hard al
 Work.
The Council Holds Two Sessions and the Assembly rests this
 Afternoon.
Herald-Jsn. 28.

| MORNING SESSION-COunCllmen JOnes, of Yavspai and Rabbit, of Coconino, were in their seats this morning. | President Doran called the Council to order promptly at 10 o'clock. On roll call all members answered present. The president then announced the following committees: Claims Packard, Davis, Scott. Federal relstions-Scott, Edwards, Jones.
 Agriculture-Kemp, Scott, Davis. Roads and FerrIes-Lake, Kemp. Packard.
 Ter itorisl sffairs-Nugent, Aspin- | wall, Babbitt. Militia and Indian affairs-Lake Dun- lap, scott.
 Mines and mining Scott, Lake.
 Corporations-Kemp, Packard, Aspin- wall, Nugent, Davis. Ways and means-Babbitt, Dunlap, Packard.
 Printing-Jones, Nugent, Aspinwall. Memorials and petitions-Scott, Dun lap. Edwards. Enrolled and expressed bills-Aspin- wall, Rabbit, Jones.
 Education-Dunlap, Lake, Kemp.
 udiciary-Edwards. Davis, Bsb bitt, Kemp, Packard.
 County and county bondaries-Dsvis, Lake, Aspinwall, Scott, NugeDt.
 Ed garos introduced without previous notice council bill No l making it 8 felony to remove, alter CT amend any bill after 1t has been introduced in either house of the Legislature.
 Also council Till No 2, amending par. s29, chap. 8, title 13, regarding securing money under false pretences.
 Bills read first time.
 Edwards gave notice of the introduc- ton of bill to amend the law providing for board of railroad commissioners. Also report of committee on standing rules, which provide for an additional com mittee on irrigation. On motion report was adopted. AFTERNOON SEssIoN-Council was called to order promptly at 2 o'clock all m: mbers answering to their names. House concurrent resolution No 5, providing for the printing of 1000 copies | of the Governors message was read un- der special order. Edwards objected to the resolution on the ground that il should be a joint resolution as it carries with 1t an expenditure of money and | there was no appropriation to meet the expense. The chair held that the resolution was in order. Dunlap moved that the council concur. Edwards stated that he was opposed to the resolution on the ground that ii
 was unnecessary as it would be printed in the Journals and again that should | tbe council carry out it's recommends. tions it would be extremely rediculous and that it would be an expenditure | that was useless. MT. Speaker called Scott of Pima, to
 the chair and taking bis place on the floor stated that he was opposed to the
 resolution for the reason that it was customary to refer the governors mes sage to the standing committees before motion to have 1t printed is made; that it is an expenditure unnecessary; ths, it should be published some time during
 the session and closed by making a mo table which motion prevailed. | MT. Doran moved that the governors
 message be referred to the various standing committees, which motion pre-
 vailed.
 MT. Dorsn resumed his chair. l Davis placed in nomination for tht
 position of committee clerk not yet fill
 ed the name of Miss Hattie Schrivel and she was elected unanimously. | On motion of Nugeut Council sd journed till tomorrow morning at 1( o'clock.
 THE HOUSE. 1 Called to order by the speaker at Il o'clock.
 The speaker announced the following
 as the standing committees of the house | Electious-Messrs Marshall, Carnes
 Chenowith, Hunt and Skinner.
 Ways and means-Finley, Brown
 Fish. Gaddie and Hull.
 Appropriations-Wright, Hinton, Der nRrd, Martin, GreepiaW.