Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-16

 ests of live stock producers, read sec ond time.
 H B 51 made special order for tomor row in committee of the whole.
 Sub C B 20, to protect the interests of live stock producers, ordered to have thlrd reading.
 c B 47, Kemp, to secure liens to me- chaDics; temporarily laid on table.
 Committee un ways and means re- ported sub B IS with amendments amendments adopt d, ordered to third reading.
 Nugent moved that the vote by which Fl c K b was defeated be reconsidered motion lost.
 On notion of Scott an adjournment was had till tomorrow morning.
 COUNCIL March T.
 MORNING SEssIoN-Council was call d 70 order st 10 o'clock by Presiden, pro tenn Edwards.
 CB 6S relating to sheep raising and Ii B 72 ordered to have third reading. H Bs 4S and 66 laid on table till Mon. day.
 Committee on ways and means re- ported H B 9, referred to committee of the whole.
 Committee on judiciary reported H Bs 66, 4S, 72 and c B 6S to pass.
 MT Davis gave n5tlce that he would introduce bills relating to Irrigation and one establishing the office of irriga- | on engineer.
 II B g, Fish, classifying counties, re- port of committee adopted and ordered ID committee of the whole at 10 o'clock Tuesday
 II B jl, ordered isid OO the table till TueSddy at 3 o'clock.
 DsvIs gave notice Of 3n act to abolish toe capitol site commissl loners and to locate capitol grounds.
 A message was received from the house that 1t had psss-d Fl Bs S3, S2, "A and adouted F. CR 16.
 II C R l6, Wr,s ht regarding certain territorial Iude Jtsdness, read end ac- ti0n temporarily suspended.
 The following wee read and referred to eommI' lees. l. Bs II concerning roads and high says, 82 concerning indlgent sick. S3 10 regulate practice of dentistry c B 69 for tHe reli f of J. A Mckay. C B IO, Scott. relating to arteslan wells. read first time.
 C 5 70, 10 protect the interests of live stooA producers, read third time and passed.
 Ii B 72. Moore, relation to action in ceftaiu causes, read third time and pass ed
 - C j R 6, providing for the printing of report of health cffisers. read third time ana passed.
 Referred 10 committees.
 il B Sl, GreenIsw, to provide for the erection of suitably buildings and main tenance of the reform school.
 H B so Marshall, to provide for the and maintenance Of high schools
 H B I2O Hunt, relating to mines and metal.
 Davis was given leave of absen e till Monday morning
 HOUSE.
 Called to order by the speaker at ? D. m.
 II B 70, an act repeating chap 13 title 60, revised statutes, abolishing the office of superintendent of public instruction ard making the principal of the normal school ex Oifi0iO ugerintendent Cf schools, was taken from the table on the motion of Hunt. Marshall opposed the bill; Skinner, Hunt and Herrlck spoke in favor of it's passage and passed by the following vote:
 Ayes - Baker, ChenOweth, Croso oy, Finley, Fish, Gaddis, Greenlaw, Her. rick, Hunt, Hull, Martin, Moore. Skin ger, Wildmen. Wright and MT. Speaker IT.
 Nays-Barnes. Bernard, Hinton, Mar hall, Petersen, SamAuiego-
 Absent BrowD-L
 The following bills were read second time aud referred to the committee of the whole:
 H Bs 46, s5, g. 9l, 96. 97, 9s, 99. 1O4, 107. ll2, 1I4 and c Bs l6, 46, and 22.
 Ii B IO2, an act providing for the entry of judge upOn bonds and potes was indefinitely postponed.
 The following council bills were read the fist time: Nos 19, 2, 55, 51, 61, 66 and 92.
 Council bill 56, an act for the relief of the ArlZ'na Gazette was read first and second time by title and referred to the committee on claims.
 Morning session Ma oh 6.
 The following reports from standing commit ss were received:
 Judiciary III B 106 be referred to specia muittee; H k to be laid on [ ka .t.1.. v 70 E- q Loned; Il B loo b. re red to commits tee of be whole
 Mining aud miIue H . I20 to pass. Territorial affairs z B Sl to pass as amended.
 A message from the council announce ed that it had adopted the amendments , f the house to c B Ii; also that 1t had pas ed c B 20; defeated H B 49
 The following oils were introduced, real second time ard referred to com nittees: c Bs 19, g. 51, B, 61, 66, H l32, by Skinner, authorizing juries to fix punist meut was read second time and referred.
 II B 74, relating to highways, and passed by vote O l5 tO7.
 H B S3, Wright, to regulate the prac- tee of dentistry, passed by a vote oi 16 to 6.
 H B S2, Cad lis, to amend Act 22 oi of the laws of lS9l; read third time anC passed.
 H 3 S7, Moore. to amend par 443, title 9 of the penal code, read third time and referred to committee of the whole.
 II E %, laid on the table, 80, vote re considered and laid on the tabIe for one day, Fl B 100. ordered printed. H B log referred to selected committee and dele gations from various incorporated cite: of the territory, II B 123, indefinitely postponed, H 5 6, laid CD the table, H B ST, amendments adopts and ordered engrossed and to have third reading.
 House adjourned until p. m.
 Council adjourned till tomorrow morn ing at 10 o'clock.
 HOUSE.
 AFTERNOON SEssIoN-March 2. Speak CT Carpenter called the house to order at , p. ui.
 H B 1l3 postponed till Tuesday; reaC