Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-02-02
THELEGISLATURE.
What our Local Statesmen are
 Doing.
Both Houses Fill all Clerical Posi- tions And Adjourn till Mon-
 day Morning.
Herald-Jan. A
COTNCIL.

dD. CoTNCIL.
 MORNING SEssIoN--After roll call a which all members, with the exception of Jones of Yavapai, and Rabbit of Go conino, answered present, Chaplain Pearson offered a prayer.
 Minutes of yesterdays session reaG and approved.
 -Nugent of Yuma, presented a petition from a committee of Pima county citizens asking tbe Council to memoral ize Congress to afford the cattlemer protection from the Navajo Indians. | Packard of Cochise gave notice that he would at an eally day introduce a | bull requiring railroad section foremen | to keep record Of ell the cattle killed | by rail: oads Tn the Ter. r.tory. Cou q Cil Joint Resolution No 1, for the appointment of joint committee to investigate the Loan Commission and Territorial Finances, was read a second time, ou motion the rules were suspended and the Resolution read 8 third time and placed on it's final pase- age and passed unanimously. Edwards of GIla passed m nomIr ation for Journal Clerk, Herbert Drachman of Tucson and he was unanimously elected.
 Scott of Pima nominated Mariana Aguirre as Committee Clerk and he wss elected.
 Nugent nominated D N Field for taa olA 1 h.,u alantaI
 Kemp ominated F. O'Brlen as as- sIstaDt chief clerk and be was elected.
 Thomas Morrison was nominated and and elected assistant enrolling and eL- crossing clerk.
 A message was received from the house that it had passed House Con- current Resolution No 5, for the print ing of 1000 copies of the governors message.
 After recess a messags was received from the house that it had passed Joint Resolutions numbers l and ?.
 Edwards oi Gila, moved that Council Joint Resolutions numbers l and 2 be referred to special committee of two for enQrossment. The motion prevailed and Edwards and Asplnwsll were sp- pointed as such committee.
 On motion of Kemp council stood ad- jOurned till 10 o'clock Monday morn 'ug.
 THE HOUSE. Was called to order by the speaker st 10 a. m. The roll being called enc sb- sentee was noted, Hull, of Yavspa;.
 Minutes were read by the clerk pro- tempore, J c Martin. The minutes be- l. g correct were approved.
 he clerk read the following report:
 Mr Speaker-Your special committee on milage beg leave to report the mem- bsrs of this house entitled to milage as follows:
 MILAGE.
 Baker 185, Barnes AS, Bernard 185, Brown SS1, Chenowith 254, Crosby 554, Cummings 233, Finley POI, Fish 290, Gsddis TOP, Greenlaw 873, Herr ok l97, Hinton l, Hull 196, Hunt 1S0 Marshall l, Martin SS1, Moore 62, Peterson 10, Ssmaniego 120, Skinner 290, Wildmsn 10, Wright TT, MT. Speaker 200.
 The report was adopted.
 Notion to reconsider the vote where by the report of the conference commit tee H J R No was made by Herrick. Carried.
 The following messages were received from the council. The council had passed c J R No ?.
 Marshall moved temporary commit tee on enrolling and expressing bills. The committee appointed IS Marshall, Hunt and Cheuoweth.
 Wright moved O J R No read second tIma ard third time and placed on it's final passage. Carried.
 CUR No 2 Wildman moved rules be suspended and read second time by title. Carried. Marshall moved rule be suspended the third time and placed on its final passage. Carried.
 MEMORIAL.
 Presented by Hon. Perry Wildman, of Msrlcopa county.
 To the Honorable, the Senate and House of Representatives Assembled.
 Your memorialist, the Fig hteenth Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Ar!zon now in session, respectfully beg leave to representa- your honorable bodies.
 That Arizona has been in Territorial vsssalage for nesrIy thirty years; that 'I HdS tAO WCoitn, ROPGiobAOh obN that population the intelligence requis- ite to self government; that thepeople of he Territory without regard to politl- Cal affiliations are m favor of early ad- mission to statehood and your memorial st earnestly pray that Arizona be speed ly admitted to the statehood of states. On motion of Herrick, of Cochise the memorial was adopted. The following resolution was adopted on motion of MT. Wright, ot:Cochise. Mir. Speaker-Your committee on | rules and order of business beg leave to | report partially as follows: That rule AT of the rdles of the 17tt ! Legislative Assembly, relative to the | standing committees be adopted by the house. WILL c. BARNES, Cb6irman. | The following is how the committees will stand as to the number of membe | on each:
 On rules, three; on elections, five; or way and means, nve; on appropriations | five; on education, two; oD judiciary five on claims, threa; on militia and ID dian affairs, three; on enrolled and eu grossed bills, three; on printing, five on memorials and petitions, three; or mines and mining, five; CD counties anC county bcunderies. five; on federal lation, three; on agriculture, three; OI public buildings and grouncs, five; oI territor al library, shree; on lrrigat on five; on public expenditures and ac counts, three; on territorial affairs, iiv, on live stock, five.
 l Attenuation having been conveyed t the speaker that the council lad ad iourned til Monday, he stated that b would entertain motion to adjourn t like per'od.
 MT. Wright stated thst owing to tn | ragged edge of suspense and also to th