Arizona republican., 1899-02-24
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house bill 58, governing grand juries,
 do pass; that house bill 40, providing that corpora tions who refuse to pay taxes due, shall not receive the protection Cf peace officers, be indefinitely EOst- p0ned: that house bill G, making ap- propriation for the normal al/scEO0l, be considered when the special committee on the school reports; that house Dill il, creating the northern normal school. at Flagstaff, do pass as amend ed. Section 12 was stricken out in committee It provided that after t1e appropriation for the school is eX- hausted it shall become @ charge on the normal school fund.
 The council, in committee of the whole, took the following action: house bill f6, to codify the laws, made special order for Feb. 24; council bill g, prohibiting the employment If women in saloons, was made special for Feb. 27; council bill z7, amending the election laws, was sent back to the territorial affairs committee; house bill g. to encourage prospecting for mines, was recommended to pass; house bill 45, providing for general vaccination, vas sent back 10 the terIi tOrial affairs committee; council bi.l 39, for direct legislation by the people, was recommended to pass as amended; house bill 43, to encourage the build ing Of reservoirs by eXempting them from taxation, was recommended to pass; council bill 57, to encourage the cultivation Of sugar beets and estab i5h sugar factories by exemption from taxation, was recommended to pass; house bill 15, to establish free libraries, was made special order for Feb 25; house bili 60, permitting weekly papers to bid for printing; council bill 50, for bOUnties on wild animals, and council bill 1, amending the law of evidence, were recommended to pass.
 Mr Williams introduced a bill pro yiding for the cure of persons sick with small pOz or other cOntle iOus Gi5- eases. NIr. Williams said there was no law in the territory by which small pOX patients could be moved from their houses, and great dangsr to the health Of the community resulted. Tn the town of MOTenCi, he said, there are now six cases Of small DOx. The patients have resisted removal from their homes and there is no law uld r which the town officers can isolate them. The bill was read Q second time and referred to the whole com mittee.
 MT Hale introduced bill creating the territorial library, with the terrl- torial secretary as librarian, and an other, making an appropriation for the library for 1899 and 1900.
 Mr. Parr introduced a bill authOriz- ing Navajo county to borrow money.
 Mir. Goidwater, in the council, intro duced three bilIs-tO provide a penalty for failure to record plats of town sites; permitting boards of supervis- ors to contract with one another for the care of county poor; concerning joint tenants and tenants in common.
 Mir UdaI presented 9 bill. repeating a paragraph of the law relating to prize fighting, so that spectators may be used as witnesses.
 The special joint committee to in vestigate the needs of the proposed capitol building, reported as follows:
 Under the bid of Mir. Lowell, Q building composed of brick. with no modern improvements. and not pro- tected in any manner against fire. can be erected and made inhabitab7e fOt S100 900. Your committee. after care full consideration. ind that a building composed of stone and thoroughly fire