Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-02-09
THE LEGISLATURE.
The House Ills Trouble Over
 Standing Rules.
Very Little Work Done in the Senate and an Early Adjournment
 tsTaken.
Herald-Jsn. %.

called the council to order promptly at 10 o'clock.
 The following bills were introduced:
 CB No 4, Lake, requiring section foremen ip Arlzona to keep @ correct record of all stock killed by railroads Read first time.
 Edwards gave notice of the introdu C. tion of @ bill to tax sleeping cars in Ari- zona.
 Packard gave notice of the lntroduc- ton of bill to amend Sec 344 Par 6 Penal Code.
 Davis gave notice of the introduo-
 ton of bills regarding civil procedure and Assie nments of Error.
 CB No l, read second time, on motion of Edwards bill was considered eugross-
 ed, read third time and placed on its
 final passage and psss=d unanimously.
 c B 3, amending Merchants License
 Tax law. read second tune a.d referr ed
 to ways and means com mittee.
 AFTERNOON SESsIUN-A message was
 received from the governor submitting
 lCROi tc OA gCAtigOA ioi OuCloic uuu i15tltu-
 ticns.
 President Doran gave notice that he
 would introduce a bill creating a board
 of control for charitable and penal in-
 sttutions of the territory and making appropriations therefor. Scott gave notice of the introduction of bill to amend Sec l, of act 15 of l7th legislature regulating the keeping
 of the office of probate judge aud for other purposes. The president announced the irriga- ton committee to consist the folio wing gentlemen: Davis, Edwards, Dunlap Scott and Kemp. A message from the house was re- ceived that that body had passed House Memorial No 2, re- lating to statehood for Arizona. On motion of Scott, House Memo-ia No ? was adopted. Convened pursuant to adjournment. Message from the council that c No passed.
 Speaker signed memorial No 2. NOTICES GIVEN. Martin. An act relating to mines. An act relating to unclaimed propertJ held by common carriers. H B No ]. Skinner. In relation tC fees in misdemestor caees. Read frs time.
 H BNo IA. Alp, ortioo ment of schoo funds. Read first tune H B No 15. To prohibit the .sale o cigarettes. Read first time. H B No 16. Herrick Amend Pal 3C68, Sec. ?, revised statutes. ResC | first time.
 H B No 17. Providing for local op- l tion as to the sale of Intoxicating Ii quors Read first time. H B No IS. Wildmsn, provides suit. | able buildings. support etc of the terri torial Normal school. H B l9, an act in relation to elections Read first time. H B 20. Fish, amend Chap 16 title 20 Revised Statutes. Read first time. H B No 2l, An act to regulate the
 lng. Read first time. Il B 22, an act to provide for educa- l ton of deaf mutes. Read first time.
 Il $ |, relating to altering or re. | movsl of bills without authority. Read second time. Referred to judici-ry. House in committee of the whCle tc
 consider governors message. Wildmsu l in the chair.
 Wright's resolution requiring the clerks of the assembly to be present al
 roll call and be under the orders of the speaker. Adopted. To the Honorable, the House of Repres entatives:
 I have the honor to transmit here.
 with copi, 8 of the followiL g reports: Re. port of the superintendent of public in struction; Territorial Normal school board of capitol site commission CTS; raIi. road commissioners; territorial treasur- CT; 8djutant general; board of ref, .r,n school trustees; live stock and sanitary commissioners, and superint tends snt O. territorial prison. (Signed) LoUIs 0. HUGHES, Governor. On motion the house again resolv .. itself into committee of the whole. Judiciary committee reported by Mir Moore, chairman. MT. Speaker:--Your committee on judiciary to whom was referred c l, 6 bill for Ru act making it felony for any pcIsou tO Wiiluliy Cuduke, bitoE UT Tc- move any bill or resolution without au- thority of law after the same shall have been introduced in the legislative assem- bly,. House had the same under cons d iteration and would recommend its pas sage with the amendments thereto an- nexed.
 c B 1 read third time, same consider ed expressed, placed on final pssse ge and passed, every member voting aye. The speaker announced that he would sign house memorial 2 which had been properly enrolled. Adjourned to 10 @. DO. January 30, 1895.
 Council Jan. 30 MORNING SEssIGN-Council called to order at 10 o'clock by President Dorsn. Davis introduced c B No 5, concern ing assignments of error; also Q B No 6, concerning civil procedure; read first time.
 Doran introduced c B No 2, creating
 board of control for territorial ch8ri- table, reformatory and penal institu-
 mittee.
 CBNo5 read second time and re-
 terred to committee on corporations.
 The chief clerk read the titles of the
 vari, us reports gu ubmitted by the Gov
 ernor and they were referred as follows.
 Superintendent of public instruction,
 and normal school to committee on edu-
 cation; capitol site commissioners, ter
 ritorial treasurer, reform school trus-
 tees, live stock sanitary commission,