Arizona republican., 1899-03-08
1T HITS THEM HARD
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ney. Warner. Wight, Goldwater-7 Nays-BuncH Carpenter, Finley, Wolff
 UdaIl-5 The bill now goes to the house for concurrence in the council amendment, which strikes out all of the powers granted by the original bill to supervisors, except the power to reg ulate by license business in Hive stOck"-in other words, sheep grazing
 MT Goldwate.' introduced an appor- tionment bill in the council yesterday which provides for one member of ene house from Santa Cruz county. Santa Cruz county does not exist, but the bill presumes that it will The opposition to Santa Cruz county showed it's teeth at once and Mr.TFinley moved to post pone indefinitely the consideration of the bill. The motion failed, Messrs. Bunch, Finley, Warner and Wight supporting it. The roll had to be called to give the bill second reading.
 MT. Murphy's council bill 96, pre- hibiting the formation of trusts and prescribing penalties, passed the coun- cil by the following vote: Ayes Bunch, Finley, Goldberg. Hunt Mur- phy, O1ney, Wolff, UdaIl, Goldwater D. Nays-Carpenter Warner. Wright 3. MT. Finley changed his vote from nay to aye, and gave notice that he would move to reconsider the vote.
 House bill GA, making appropriation fer the Tempe normal school, was passed by the council, and goes to the governor, Messrs. Goldwater and Ol- nay voted nay.
 Council bill 83, giving pipe lines for petroleum the right Of eminent do- main, will be put on passage in the senate this morning.
 Council bill 10 was defeated by being denied a third reading in the council It concerned revenue and taxation.
 House bill S8-the insurance bill- which was on final reading in the council, was poStpcned fer final action until Thursday morning
 The following. bills were defeated in the council by being tabled or indefi- nitely postponed. Council bill 1O9; house bill 58, concerning grand juries; house bill B, authorizing the treasurer to transfer uneXpended special funds tc the general fund; council bill 47, amending the election law; council bill 97, amending the law on homicide; council bill 80, authorizing Arizona corporations to Establish outside agen- cies; council tilE' 73, on the subject of negotiable instruments; house bill IS. concerning the education of the deaf, dumb and blind; house bill 20, to fur nlSn 1fee SchOCl books; council bill 87, legalizing osteopathy. Mr Hunt will move to reconsider this bill.
 The following bills were defeated in the house by being indefinitely post poned: House bill AT, establishing a territorial bureau of ethnology; ccun- cil bill 57, to eneourage the growing of sugar beets anHl the making of beet sugar; house bin 80, to encourage the production of l: min products; house bill 97, to create hay inspector.
 Council billE@kO, to sell unclaimed baggage, was FNsed in the council.
 MT. Parr presented a resolution in the house during the morning hour, appointing joint committee to fnves- tigate the books of the capitol commis- sion. Mir. Benham moved to table the resolution, and denounced it as scheme to retard the passage of the capitol appropriation bill. Mr Moore moved that the resolution be adopted. | He wanted to see an itemized account of the expenditures of the commission. | Such an account had been ordered of | the committee which examined those | accounts, but he had not seen it. The motion to table was lost. Mir. l