Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-09
LEGISLATURE.
Herald March ,
COUNCIL.


 who declared nominations in order for President Pro tenn during the absence of President Doran. MT. Edwards WAS placed in nomination and unanimously elected.
 Reports of committees.
 Judiciary: 0 B 2 do not pass; H B A With substitute; 0 B do pass; 0 47 to refer to committee of the whole. Ways and means: H Bs 49 and 5I without recommendation. Read second time and refs rred to com- ! mittees.
 c Bs 67, 66, 65, 63, 62, 72, sub for CB IS. H Bs 44, 20. ii b IU6 corporations passed, H B 32 | taxing express companies laid on the table tempora lily. c B 2, defeated for thlrd reading. c B $ ordered to have third readIug.
 U B AZ report of committee adopted Sup ii 5 49 ordered t. third reading. H b 0I referred to committee of the whole tomorrow at II o'clock.
 NIT Packard gave notice that he would introduce oill for the relief of J A McBrayer and Scott of bill for the government O. the territorial prison,
 C B 66, Dunlap, providing for the 3D. pointmont of county school examiners oy the territorial superintendent of pubic instruction; rules suspended. and bil passed.
 ii 73, Carpe ntsr, providing that no person who could not read or write the English language should hold public office ID thls Territory; read third time ana passed Scott voting DO.
 A message was received from tba house that It had passed H Bs s2. II. S9.
 ii b IO, Hunt, to provide for military training ID public schools, read third and passed.
 Council resolved itself into committee of th7 whole to consider q RIG Ed- wards providing for the parole of prlson- CTS Tn the territorial penitentiary. Coun- cIi reconveDed and report adopted.
 message was received from the house that it had refused to recede from amendm, nis to c B I4 and that if had appointed Barnes, Fish and Moore at a conference committee: concurred in councii am7ndments to Il Nj $; requests the return of il B S9; passed Ii 79.
 AC1OANOQ AbSoll lItO com tee or tne whole to consider c BAT. Kemp, to secure liens to meebanics and material men, Council reconvened and repoet adopted
 Il E 80 was ordered returned to the house. c B H burial of dead animals. Council acceded to house amendment.
 B Az, Barnes, to prevent cruelty to animals; rules suspended, considered read first time.
 u B7l, doore; relating to juries; read tune, referred to committee on judi ciary.
 H B 79. Hunt, sbolish,ng the office of superintendent of public ins t-uctions; read trst time; rules suspended; read second tune; referred to committee on ways and means
 On motion recess was had till to- morrow at 10 o'clock
 HOUSE.
 AFTERNOON SEssIoN-The house WAS called te order by the speaker at 2 D. m. The house was notified by the coun- ell that 1t had adopted H c R IA, relst- ing to the printing of territorial reports that 1t had amended and adopted as amended Il M 6, relating to the demoni- tlzatlon of silver; that 1t has defeated Fl B 62 prohibiting the sale of cigarettes; passed c B 7l, relating to first grade certificates for graduates of state uni versitleS; passed 0 B 32, an act for the protection of mortgages and lien hold- CTS of personal property; passed c B 5, an act for the protection of hotel and boarding house keepers; passed O B 56, an act for the relief of the Arizona Gazette company; passed O B fl, reIat- Ing to appropristlug bill of seventeenth legislature for University of Arizona; passed c 5 :, establishing 8 board of control. Hunt introduced the following reso- luton Be 1t res lved by the house of | That the thanks of | this body be extended to the Deopleof l Nogsles, through their mayor, Hon An ton Proto, for the k Ddness and hospi> | tality shoWn the governor and staff and | the members of this body during their recent visit to Nogsles, and the chief | clerk Is hereby requested to forward a | copy of thls resolution to the Honorable ! Mayor of Nogsles. The resolution was adopted. il B 6O, t9 encourage the building of | railroads. ordered to LhIrd reading The speaker announced that he had | signed O Al.
 The house wRz notified by the council | that it had passed c B 19, an act taxing | stock of ma ional baD ks and hsd refused | to concur in amendments of the house | to c B IA.
 The house having been in committee | of the whole rose and recommended that | the following bills do pass:
 H B 65, an act concerning trespassine | animals and the impoC Cndipg of same.
 H B 80, an act in relation to high | schools.
 H B 105, providing funds to erect a dormitOry for the university.
 Also that the following bills do not | pass:
 Ii Is S9, concerning trespass. ! II B 95, making gaU bling a felony.
 H B lO2, Concerning notes and Iudg- ments.
 MORNING SESSION.
 The following reports of standing committees were rece5 we'd:
 Judiciary-H Bs 1l5, 122, 11S, 12I, 124 | and O B 46 to pass; Il B ll2 without re- ommendatlon, and that c B 22 and H | B IA do pass.
 The following bills were introduced: H i26, Martin, for the relief of John Duke; referred to "a Bills referred 70 committee:
 H B 12S. Hinton, relating carrying concealed weapons.
 H B 129, Barnes, to establish state weather bureau.
 H 130, Wright, to locate the capital of Arizona at Tucson.
 H B 131, Hunt, to amend act 19, ap- proved March IT, 1893.
 A message from the council stated that 1t had passed H Bs 76 and 1O6, and defeated Fl c R 15.