Arizona republican., 1895-03-22

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Scott, and Doran, absent Lake.
House bill No. 1856, making the will
full waste of water from irrigation
| bitches misdemeanor punishable by
fine OF s25, was passed, Mr.. Packard
alone being opposed.
Council bill No. 81, relating to
revenues. was indefinitely postponed.
House bill No. IS, relating to DISPOSE
ton OF animals for trespass and dam
ages, was Indefinitely postponed.
Council bill No. "a, relating to fees
and salaries of county officers, was in
definitely postponed.
House bill No. II, relating to jury
fees, was placed on final passage and
lost by the following vote: Ayes,
Rabbit, Davis, Dunlap, Kemp; nays,
Aspinwall, Jones, Nugent, Packard and
Doran; absent, Edwards, Lake and
| Scott.
House bill No. IS, defining an inch of
space in newspapers, was placed on
final passage and lost, but four men,
bers voting aye.
Council bill No. rs, providing for the
safety OF dams and reservoirs, which
was opposed the day before in commit
tee of the whole BY Col. Hulings OF The
Pennsylvania Irrigation company and
President Sheldon of the Rio Verde
company, was refused a third reading
and thereby defeated.
House bill No. 172, providing for the
payment of the extra clerks and $500
each for the three daily papers of Phe-
nix for publishing the reports of the
session and for furnishing the mem bers
with papers, was amended by the ways
and means committee reducing the
amount for each paper to $500. The
anne ndment was lost. The bill was
placed on final passage and passed
unanimously.
Council bill No. A, authorizing city
councils to make the city recorder tax
collector, was passed, Mr.. Packard
alone being opposed, Messrs. Aspin-
wall, Davis, Dunlap and Nugent absent.
The vote by which house bill No. II
was defeated was reconsidered and the
bill was recalled from the house.
House bill No. 1862, appro priating a
tax OF one half mill for repairs on the
insane asylum, was passed, Messrs. Ed
wards, Lake and Packard being OPP.
posed.
The house amendments to council
bill No. Is. were concurred in and it
was sent to the governor for signature.
A message wasreceived from the gov
ernor that he had signed council bill
No. 40, providing for parole of convicts
council bill "a, fixing the terms OF Office
of mayor, councilmen and city officers;
council bill No. 80, relating to the ses-
sion laws council bill No. go, relating
to the license of billiard tables, and
council bill No. 95, relating to adver-
Using for bids for the several public in
stitntions.
House bill No. IT'S, appropriating $500
for the university for cases and mounts
for the collection of stuffed birds, lately
presented the university, was passed
by the following vote: Ayes, Ed
and Doran; nays, Aspinwall, Rabbit,
Dunlap, Lake, Packard absent, Davis.
Council bill No 80, creating terri
torial irrigation engineer, was defeated,
Messrs. spinwall, Davis, Dunlap, Ed
wards and Doran voting aye, the bal.
arce nay.
Council bill No. SO, changing the
United States court from Florence to
Globe, was warmly urged by Mr..
Edwards and opposed by Messrs. Davis
and Doran. The bill was lost, Messrs.
Edwards, Lake, Nugent and Scott vot-
ing aye, the balance nay.
Council bill No. 50. relating 10 fees
and salaries, was indefinitely post
poned.
Council bill No. II was defeated
Council bill No. II, apportioning the
representation of the different counties
in the territorial legislature, was lost
by tie vote of six to SIX.
House bill No. II, recalled from the
house where it had gone defeated, was
placed on final passage, and passed, all
present voting aye, Mr.. Jones absent.
House bill No. 147, relating to
canagria and exempting persons en-
gaging in its cultivation from taxation,
was passed unanimously, Mr.. Davis
absent.