Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-02-09
neil concurred in Fl M No i

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 HJ R. No 2 vas referred to com. mittee on territorial affairs.
 c B No 3, was introduced by Edwards requiring foreign insurance companies to give bonds for the security of poI cy holders; referred to printing committee.
 AFTERNOON SEss1oN-CounclI call.d to order at 2 o'clock by President Dorsp.
 Edwards from the judiciary commit tee reported back O B No 2, with the recommel datioD that it do pass.
 The president gave notice that he had signed c B No l.
 On motion of Nugent council stood adjourned to tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
 THE HOUSE.
 Jan. 30 1895. The speaker called the assembly to order. Brown, for the committee on enrolled and engrossed pills reported on H B No 2, pretaining to statehood, which had been signed by the President of the council and by the speaker of the house had been placed in the hands of the secretary of the territory. H M No l, Introduction of Bills. H B No B, Martin, relating to un- claimed property. H B No 24. Marshall, an act prohibit ing the carrying on of certain business l on Sunday. H B No 9, Marshall, exempt public sme'tinR and reduction works five years. H B No 26, Hunt, punishes officers for drum kenness. H No 27, Hull, act amending sec 2 act laws of 1893 H B No 2S, Crosby, concerning roads and highways. HB No 29, Moore, amending the school laws. On motion it was ordered that the re- ports of territorial officers and territorial booards be referred to 8 special com mittee.
 The speaker under the rules referred the following to committees: Fl l4 committee on education. H B 15 committee on territorial affaire
 H B l9 to the judiciary committee. fl B l. committee On elections. H IS committee on education. H B l9 committee on election. Fl B 20 committee on education. H B 21 committee on ju iiciary. H E committee on education. Mir Wright by request introduced H k No and on motion the esme was or | dered to lie over one day. .Adjourned to 10 a. DO. tomorrow. | COUNCIL
 MORNING SEssIoN-Council called to order at 10 o'clock by President Doran.
 The following bills were introduced | ~ p No Soo<k ..pnarA,.o oP oc< 6 of the 17th legislature regulating the hours of county officers.
 The following potices of ths intro duotion of bills were given.
 Packard; An act to amend act No l05 of the 16tn legislature, an act to protect the interests of live stock producers.
 Davis: An act relating to the redemp- tion of real estate from mortgage.
 Davis an act relating to fees and costs in Justice of the Peace courts.
 Babuitt: Rn act to amend sec 2 par 2O36, title 30, revised statutes.
 Packard: an act relating to judicial districts.
 The following bills were read second time and referred.
 CB No 5, Davis, assignments of error read second time. Referred to judiciary committee.
 CB No 6, Davis, civil procedure read second time. Referred to commit tee on judiciary.
 c J R No 3. Davis regarding the printing of proceedings. Referred to committee on printing.
 RNo4, Doran. providing for 8 watchmRn for both houses. Read sec ond time. Referred to committee ou ways and means. CB No ?, Edwards to amend par 829 CSC s, title 15, regarding the securing of money under fsls. pretences, read third time and passed unanimously. CB No 3, Doran, regarding merchants license tax law. Read time third and passed unanimously. | Davis moved that the council go into executive seseion for the consideration of the governors nominations.
 Scott moved that the consideration of the nomiD ations bs poptponed till We'd nesday, February 6, which motion prs vailed by vote of to 5, the president not voting.
 The following bills were introduced: | CB 10, by Edwards, repenling the act creating board of railroad oommis- sioners under suspension of rules, bill read second time by title, rules further suspended and bill considered engros- sed. Bill read third time and passed, Jones voting DO. CB11, Packard, regarding the sd- l ministration of ether, etc, and using hy ypnotism for unlawful purposes, read | first time.
 The following notices were gwen of | the intr ductiop of bills:
 Packard. to amend act 158 of the 17th legislature.
 Ed wards, to amend chapter 2, title 4, revised statutes. l Durap, an act relating to arid lands.
 Council stood adjourned till Monday at 10 o'clock. l HoUsE.
 Called to order by the speaker at 10 a. m.
 ing against the removal to this territory of Geronimo and other Apaches. Adopt ed.
 Moore for the judiciary committe to | whom was referred H B No 16 an act to amend par 3O68 (section 2l revised status | of ArIzons have had the bill under con eidsrstion and instruct me to report the same back to the House and re- commends its passage. It relates to fil- iog of bonds of officials who have been either elected oI appointed.
 The following bills were introduced | and read the first time. MT Barnes gave notice that he would introduce an act to reduce the number of members of the live stock sanitary com mission. H E No3', introduced by Mir Skinner for an act in relation to the prOsecu- tion of the offence of obstructing the public highways. H B No 3l, Skinner, an act to amend par No 2l66, revised statutes of Arizona of 1881.
 H B No 32. Skinner, an act taxing ex- nrASa cOmnanYiAs.