Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-02
LEGISLATURE,
COUNCIL

COUNCIL | AFTERNOON SEssIoN-Feb. 20, 1895. Council reconvened to receive report of committee ot the whole, that H B No | l9 be referred to committe of judiciary report adopted and H B No 19 So refer
 red. | A message was received from ths
 ouse that it had concurred in council | amendments to H M No and had pass ed c M No 1.
 MORNING SESSION Feb. 21-Couucii called to order at 10 o'clock by Pres:- dent Doran.
 The following committee reports were received:
 Judiciary: O B 39, 24 do not pass; Is, %, do pass; 28 and H B 19, with amend ments.
 Enrolled and expressed bills: c Bs 36 ?, 4, correctly engrossed. CB 36 was referred to judiciary com mittee. 1 Conference committee on c R No reported being unable to agree and re- commend that it be indefinitely post poned. ! Dunlap gave notice that be would in- troduce bill relating to heme-tesds. | c E A, ordered to have thir read ing.
 c B Nc 4, requiring section forsneu to keep a record of all stock killed by said railroad; passed unanimously.
 HB No 2, Moore, to provide for the education of deaf, dumb and blind; placed on it's final passage and passed.
 CB B No 28, Nugent, providing for ap- pointment of official stenographers for district conrts; amendments adopted.
 CB No "A, Kemp, relating to partner shiDs; defeat-d by unanimous vote. c B No 19, Babbitt, relating to assess- ment and collection of taxes; ordered to have third reading. CB NJ 39, Davis, for the appoint meut of phonogrsphIc court reporters; indefinitely postponed. CB No %, Edwards, providing for the summoning and empsnnelling of grand and trial jurors; ordered to be en- grossed and have third reading. l THE HOUSE. | FORENOON SEssIoN-The house was called to order by Speaker Carpenter at | 10 o'clock. The following reports from stand ng committees were received
 H B No 81. by committee on terri torial affairs, that 1t CO pass as amen ded.
 H B No B, by enrolled and engr, ss ed bill, as correctly engrossed.
 H Bs S3, 3S, S7, 9L 66. 76. c Bs 15. 0 k No 9. c B 35 and H B g.; ny thetr respective committees. that they do pass.
 HB s5. 9O 36, 75, without recon men dstiop.
 Tue folIo~ing bills were introduced:
 H B No 93, Wildmsn, Tn relation to construction of wagon bridges. H B No 94, Skinner to reduce sslariss of territorial officers. H B No v, referi ed to judicary con- mittee. H BNo @, referred to committee or territorial affairs H B No B. Bernard, to amend act lO5 of the 16 legislature, passed by unsnI nous vote. CB No 30. referred to committee of the whole.
 H B No 40, special order nex: Thurs lay. B65, H Bs s4, s6, ss, 3S and c J R inde finItelv postpon d. c J R No lad oD speakers table.
 H Bs No 36. S7, 90, 66 ordered print l ed. H Bs 75, sl, 70, II, 73, "A, 69. 6l an, 0 E 3S referred to committee oo th | whole. A message from the council anrourc ed that it had defeated H B No 26; al~ that it had passed O B No 3 and d. fsated H B No g. H B No S3. Wright, relating to prac | tice of dentistry in the territory; orde, cd printed. H B No 76, Wright, to make provisio, Tor current e1penses of special commi, c B No 22, Kemp, authorizing officer. | to accept non-residents oD bonds; pas sd unanimously. lee for Investigating territor rial institu ton, read third time and passed by vote of 17 to G. A message from the council ann"unc | ed that it had passed H Bs No 19 and P, also c Bs No and 22. c B No l5 passed unanimously. a 9l, Barnes, relating to age of ron-. sent, passed by vote of P to l. o No fl, read first time. H B 8, vas returned to the council. A message from the governor that he had signed O R No was read. A motion was carried to dissolve the committee appointed by the house to confer in relation to c J R No3 A message from the council that i, had returned c B No 26 to the house, also returned H B No 76 for proper en- grossmeut. A resolution was carried requesting the return of c R No 70 the house. A message was received from the coun- cil that 1t had passed fl B No F, and also returned 0 R No 3 as per request House adjourned till 10 o'clock Tues day morning. COUNCIL. AFTERNOON SEssIoN-Council called l to order at ? o'clock by President Doran. A message was received from the house that it had passed H c R Nc 12, l regarding adjournment to visit Nogaie-: H c R No II, requiring the report from the territorial health officer to hr print ad; returning H B, with compliments of the house. A message was received fr,r' the house that 1t had passed II E. 76. 7i, B, and O B 15. c B No 27, Edwards regarding et Iachments; referred 10 committee CD judiciary.
 H B No AS, Crosby. eminent don iin; read fist time; referred to j1d ciary committee.
 H B 9l, Barnes, regarding the ago of consent; read to committee on territorial affairs.
 H B B, Bernard, to protect the in- srests of live stock producers; referred to committee on ways and means.
 message was received from tho gov