Arizona republican., 1895-03-15
The council.

In the council yesterday morning house bill "A, by Mr. Fish, relating to roads and highways. was taken up and passed, all present voting aye, MT. Dunlap absent.
 House bill No. 66, by Mir. Baker, re- lating to jurors and afies, was passed all present voting aye, Davis and Dun lap absent.
 Council bill No. 49, by MT. Edwards, providing for the parole of prisoners, was passed, Messrs. Lake and Nugent being opposed and Mr. Dunlap absent.
 Council bill No. 63, by Mir. Packard, taxing dogs, was placed on final pas- sage and after come debate in which Mir. Edwards opposed the bill, was lost, Messrs. Babbitt, Davis, Lake, Packard and Scott being in favor and Messrs. Aspinwall, Dunlap, Edwards, Jones, Nugent and Doran being opposed and Mr Kemp, absent.
 Council bill No. 55, relating to the issuance of subp@nas summoning wit nesses from all parts of counties by jus tees and from allIparts of theterritory by district court clerks. was passed, every mem Der voting aye.
 Council bill No. Il by MT. Babbitt, forbidding county officers to deal in county scrip, was passed, MT. Dunlap alone being opposed.
 A message was received from the gov ernor of the appointment of Hon. M. H. McCord to be citizen member of the board of control, and c. F. Leitch to be territorial auditor. Consideration of these and the other nominations by the governor of the prison officers was post poned until this afternoon.
 House bill No. 47 by Mir. Hinton, authorizing the deposit of public moneys in private banks, was lost.
 Council bill No. 79 by MT. Babbitt, repeating the $40 year tax of in- surance agents, was passed, all present voting aye, MT. Davis being absent. Council bill No. GA by Mr. Jones, moving the territorial prison, was taken up, considered engrossed, read third time and came very near final passage. Mr. Nugent claimed that he had never had an opportunity of appearing before the ways and means committee and protesting against the bill. Upon mo- tion of MT. Davis it was recommitted to the judiciary committee, Messrs. Davis. Edwards. Kemp, Lake, Nugent, Scott and Doran voting aye, and Messrs, As pinwall, Babbitt, Dunlap, Jones and Packard nay. Messrs. Scott, Kemp and Doran explained their vote, saying they favored MT. Nugent's having an op- portunity of talking before the com mittee.
 House bill No. IS, by Mir. Wildman, | the normal school appropriation bill was taken up. Two amendments were offered by Mir. Edwards, both of which were rejected. Four aye and nay votes were taken upon amendments and postponements. At length considera- tion was postponed to Monday next at II a. m. by the following vote: Ayes Messrs. Dunlap, Edwards, Jones, Lake, Nugent, Scott and Doran; nays Messrs. Aspinwall, Babbitt, Kemp and Packard absent, Davis.
 Council bill No. 62, by MT. Babbitt, repeating the law constituting the ter ritorial auditor ex-officio bank ex- aminer, was passed, Messrs. Dunlap, Edwards and Nugent being opposed. MT. Davis changed his vote from nay to aye in order to be qualified to move 6 reconsideration.
 A message was received from the governor that he had signed council bill No 1, by Mir. Lake, requiring section foremen to keep recerd of stock killed; council bill No. 26, by Mr