Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-02-23
LEGISLATURE.
Herald Feb. 13.
COUNCIL.

neralO-f 60. 10. COUNCIL. ., MORNING sEssIoN-Presldent DOran called the council to order promptly at 10 o'clock.
 The following bill was introduced: CB No 32, Aspinwall, for the protec- {. tion of holders of mortgages on personal property. Read first time. i Committee on Judiciary reported O B i No P, that It do pass. i c B No 30, Doran to reimburse Lewis Wol1ey, read second time; referred to ] committee on claims. ] c 5 No II, Packard, making it up- 1 lawful to administer ether, chloroform etc and hypnotIsm for unlawful pur- poses; read third time and passed. c B No 15, Lake, exempting certain persons from poll and road taxes, read third time ard on motion of Scott lalu upon the table.
 c B NJ 22, Kemp, authorizing officers to take non residents on bonds and uD dertaking ordered to have third read ing
 CJ R No 6, for the relief of Wm. Christy, comlpg up special order, Ed wards offered 6 substitute which was read. Council went into Commlttee of the Whole to consider the resolution with Davis in the chair.
 CUuUcll went into ssssioD to receive a message from the House that that body has passed H Bs No 35, fl, fl, 12, 24, anu P
 Council rsconvened and the commit tee of the Whole reported substitute for c R No with amendments and the recommendation that as amended the resolution do pass The report of the committee was adopted.
 Amendments adopted and substitute con -ldered expressed and to have a third reading.
 The substitute coming up for passage i it was passed,
 The following notices of the intro duction of bills were giveo:
 Edwards an act for the reliefof Gila County. Scott, amending Par 757 cnsp II title 15 revised statutes. Kemp to secure liens to merchandise. Relating To landlord and tenant.
 H B No 1, Moore, granting suffrage to woman. Referred to committee on territorial affairs.
 H B No F, Crosby, relating to school dis iricts
 HB No 22, Moore. providing for the edncat on of the deaf, dumb and blind.
 HBNo 24, Marshall relating to the carrying on of certain business on Sun- cay Referred to judiciary commit tee.
 H No fl, Hunt, making 1t unlaw- | ful to create or maintain band of arm- ed men in the territory.
 Nj B Flo A., Wright, to provide for the | appointment of attorneys for inoigent | persoBs. Read second time and refer | red to committee on judiciary.
 On motion of Nugent Council stood l adjourned 10 ten o'clock tomorrow | morning.
 Called to order by the speaker at II | a. ID.
 A petition was introduced by Finley, of PimH, aeains, the creation of Papa | go county, and one by Barnes, for the | creation of Papago county.
 Committee on Corporations reported | H E No 45, an art to protect the work ingmen of the territory, with recon | mendation that it be printed and refer | red 10 committee of the whole. Also | H B No 34, an act taxing express con- mendation tnat 1t do pass.
 Committee on education reported H | B No 54. aI act to prevent females from freQuentipg places where spurious li- quors are are sold, ana recommends that 1t be passed.
 Also H B No 14 was reported back |
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 The committee on Live Stock report ed H B No B with amendments and that as amended it do pass.
 Alec H B No 3l reported with amend ments and that it do pass.
 Also H No 42 reported with amend ments and recommended that it do pass.
 The following bills were introduced:
 H E No 65, Moore, an act providing for the impounding and dsposing of animals for trespass and damage; read first slime.
 H B No 66, Baker, an act to repeal secs and of an act mum bered 6I, ap- proved March IS, 1891, entitled an act to amend chaps 1 and 3, title 39 of the revised statutessof Ariz ,na in relation to jurles and jurors and to enact new sections in lieu thereof and to amend chapters ], and of title 39 of the revised statutes of Arlzona in relation to juries and jurors the summoning, for nation and challenging thereof; read fir st time.
 H B No CT, Baker. an act to amend par 1881, title g. penal code of revised statutes; read first time.
 H B No 68. Baker, an act to amend par 1884 chap title penal code; read first time.
 H B 63, read second time and referred to committee on judiciary.
 H B 64, read second time and referred to committee on elections.
 H E B reported epgrossed and plac- ed CD its final passage and passed by vote of 23.
 H B 24, read third time and passed by vote of Is to7.
 fl R No i, read third time and lost by vote of 16 to 6.
 H B 9 resd third time and lost by a vote of to 19
 H B 2S, read third time and lost by a vote of to If.
 H B p, reported engrossed, read third time and passed by vote of 21 to ?.
 H B fl, resd third time and passed by vote of 14 to 9.
 H B fl, read third time and passed by vote of 2l to 5.
 H B 35, read third time ard passed by vote of Fl to ?.
 On motion of Mir Hunt upon notice thereof given yesterday the vote by which H B No B was lost was recon s:dered and the same WAS referred to committee of the Whole and made a special order therein for Monday, Feb. 18th, at o'clock p. ID.
 House adjourned until ? p. m.
 Feb. 14.
 COUNCIL
 MORNING SEsSIoN-COuncil called to