Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-08

tts " ttstA AAAt4k etrfF ' atflE .a nFs a class condition atd suggeslaBe fb. in something shnal& be done to mai VI the prisoa, ia measure. seif-sal [" porting
 lae University committee then T. A paried lhe return og so of their ... al pense faud and on motion fhe rss 'l oes seAsr't committees Nere inssgae !" s-d to furnish item izad statements | = their e1P~nses
 H Cou1cil tlli relating Co inrarpari 'f ton of tosas 0f 51o ,r more wSs a.
 commtndei by committee of ih e whole Tor Indefinite post poaemeu ,o ana ihe ball wAs killed hy vote q f- 6 Co l7.
 Murpby's 6Fe cang fare bfH a, , defeated by a iis yaie as foliaes e Ayes Soldhsrg. Hunt. Aars,.. .f Oluey, Wolf, Afr Pres deat e b Nsys-Buneh, Carpeuter. Finley h Warner, WFghi, Udall 6 f 6oldVafer intro ucti a substitui. - Tor hts Board of Pabac W afks3 bil
 changing lac ntle Ca an acs ta era,
 ste a board of public aGairs and i.s ! huing iis duty The suhstIguf~ ca.
 paS>ed by party rots. af s ta4 ihe coGnrll bill relating Ga vaid ta1 sales vas passe,t unsnimausIy.
 Couneii blli defining tts nanae- oi serviug complaints Was killed ht
 vote of 7toa
 . Aurphy's bii! probibiting she eu-
 piot ment oi Wssiaeb ca saloans was
 passed by vote of 9 to 8. tha uegs-
 tlves being Carpenter. Fia.ag aud
 Goidwatef
 Murphy's saloon licens bill. which
 raises licenses, was passed bY to8
 The councii bi.i Co provide cloth ing and bedding for prisoners in county laiis, was passed by a vote of 7 ayes. 8 nays
 C'uueh b.l making privileged certain eommun'etiiaus Ga physi- clAns and surgeons, us1 read a tbi-3 time and passed by vote Of 2 ayes. 5 nays.
 Council bill relating to prize6gbt- ing laws, was passed by a vata of l3 ay.s
 Under a reconsideration Noar,,'s bill providing Tor trade marks which was kliled ou Wednesday was passed by a vote of Co {.
 Friday, March 3.--But little real business was transacted in either house, the tame being spent mostlv 'n consideration oi biiis ln commit <. tee of the whole.
 In the house memorials 10 son gress were introduced bv Fgans. making & plea for statehood; asking that desert laHds be leased ,o stock holders, the same as school lands ara now leased; asking that representa- ton in the house ba increased t1 32 members and in the council to l6 members; asking that the nav of Legislators be increased from Ss Der dsy to Ss.
 Ashorst's railroad tax ex-r4Fs.ias bili was defeated.
 House bill providing for the pub- licatlon of delinquent tax lists vas passed.
 The bill providing for licensing gambling was also pass,.s.
 A batch of bills passed bv the council was presented and passed to second reading and referred Co committees.
 The governors veto 10 protect workiugmen was received with his reasons therefor that the bill does , not accomplish the desired result. A notion Co pass the bill over the . veto was lost by a vote of 9 Co l2-
 COUNCIL
 The house bIll raising salaries of supervisors to SI0OO per year was q amended to make It take elect Jan 6 nary l. 1901, and as amended was l for passage. p
 Mir. Olney introduced a bill to ( 'egulate licenses iu incorporated ,ilies.
 House bill relating to the age of consent was amended to read F ears instead of IS years and re- q 'ommeuded for passage as amended. ;t House joint resolution providing A or payment of janitors was passed a House bills relating tO foul brood |, mong bees, and relating to unjust |, eterences, were passed. a, Council bill providing for semi .; Dnual collection of taxes; same re- n ating to joint tenants; same for pro " setIon of carrier pigeons. and the m anne to regulate the rate of taxation. C 'ere also passed. cs
 HOUSE D Saturday, March I-Biils were m introduced as follows: w By Adams. by request, houss bill m 52 allowing railroads now exempt m d, to change road beds to avoid nj eavy grades. sr By Donau, house bill l49. by re- nj uest, providing for administration |, . estates of S500 or less. ~l By Donau, house bill I5O to nav a, leritfs Tor keeping U. :. prisoners. rn. By Pace, house bill l5l, to provide CJ 'r board of health. s| By Hale, house bill I53. to amend s, . :. Section 29, Chapter ,. Ct The house bill for the creation of ~t ints Cruz county was passed bv a an ,te of II to 9 as follows. -s. Ayes-Adsms. Benham, Brown. st- oan, Evans, Gray, linus. Moore. cs, arr, Pusch. Sanders, Stevens. Will Iss ms, NIT. Speaksr.-l4. h,, Nsys-Arthur, Bartleson. DoDau Tt m iz, Hale, Pace, Peterson. Scott I,- Oods-9 .- House bill 102, extending powers -r, , incorporated cities. was passed bv 9Li vote of I5 to :, ? excused. sbi House bill g, raising the age of tbl nsent, which was amended in tbe- uncll to read l7 years, wss---c1Ta- an, as passed by the council and the lendment cOncurred in. House bill T. requiring payment : poll tax before registration. was va ssed by the following vote: Ayes-Adams, Arthur, Benbam. on own, DOnsu, Hale. Moore. Pace. 'tersOn, Pusch, Sanders. Scott. D.. oods, Williams-l4. -'' Nsys-Doan, Etz. Gray. linus. | TIT, Stephens, Mir Speaker. p0I
 COUNCIL. The following bIlls were intro par Iced: Ma By Goldwater, to prevent the lulI me of homicide. This bill re- V als the existing law and reinstates ,r- g law existing before the last legis- ure. Under the law passed by M 3 last legislature the jury, rather lu the court, fixes the penalty in s,. ,rIar oazas oF fHo E.s l