Arizona republican., 1895-02-19
were taken up with the reports of stand

were taken up with the reports of stand
ing committees as follows:
Committee on elections, council
joint resolution No. g. for the relief of
William Christy, without recommen-
dation.
Committee on judiciary, house bill
No. rs to amend paragraphs 757 and 1881
revised statutes, favorably; council bill
No. rs to amend paragraph 2488 revised
| statutes, unfavorably council bill No.
Al to amend section 344 chapter penal
code, favorably with amendment; house
bill No. "a concerning roads and high
ways, favorably; house bill No. 72 to
amend paragraph 157 chapter title 81
revised statutes, favorably as amended.
The com mittee on enrolled and en-
Mes. 26, 20, 8, 10 and 13; the printing
committe house bills Nos. 45. 81, AZ and
40 and council memorial No.
Mr.. Crosby presented counter ir-
ritant to Mr.. Barnes Navajo county
bill, a petition signed by residents of
Graham anu Apache counties for an
establishment OF county boundaries.
Mr.. Hunt presented house memorial
No. 6 urging congress to take imme
diate action in favor OF the free coinage
of silver. Then followed the introduc-
ton OF bills.
House bill No. So by Mr. Wright to
amend the law regulating the practice
Of dentistry.
House bill No. 81 by Mr.. Cummings
to regulate the fees and salaries of GER
tain county officials, also house bill No.
| SIS to amend Act 83 OF the Sixteenth
| Legislature.
House bill No. Sc by Mr.. Barnes, an
act constituting the territorial auditor.
ex-officio bank comptroller and defining
his duties.
House bill No. 81 by Mr.. Moore. to
amend par. 443 chapter 2, title 9, penal
code; also house bill SO to amend Act
So of the session laws of 1889, an act to
prevent trespassing and fixing the
penalty therefor.
House bills Is, rs, IS, 70, 80, 81, 60,
were given second reading and coun-
ell Joint resolutions No. 6 which had
been reported without recommendation
was referred to the whole committee
and made special order for 2 O'Clock
this afternoon.
House bill No. 20 amending the cleo
ton laws reached final passage and
was passed by vote of q to 2.
House bill No. 26. punishing drunken
ness in county officials, was passed,
ayes %, nay 1.
Several bills which had been re-
ported from the committees to which
they had originally been sent, were
called up and either recommended or
referred to the committee of the whole.
The normal school bill was made a
special order fer Thursday Afternoon.
Mr.. Moore presented resolution
which was dopted. the purport
of which vas that the report
of the whole committee upon any
measure which it had had under
consideration, should include all
amendments agreed upon in the COM
mittee.
At the beginning of the Afternoon ses.
sion house bill No. 10, by Mr.. Wild
man, an act to prevent crimes against
the elective franchise. was read the
third time and passed by the votes OF
all the members present.
; The house went into the whole COM
mittee to consider house bill No. %, all
act in relation to unclaimed property
in the hands OF common carriers, COM
mission merchants and others. A half
dozen amendments were agreed to and
i the committee on rising submitted a re-
port recomme nding its passage.
i Messages were received from the
council announcing the passage of coun-
Gil bill No. 19, exempting certain classes
of cripples from poll tax and road tax
also the non-c concurrence of the council
in council joint resolution No. 8, as
amended in the house. Messrs. Moore,
Marshall and Hull were appointed
mem bers OF a conference committee
| with reference to the matter.