Arizona republican., 1899-03-17

house that he had signed house bill 16, to revise the laws; house bill 69, for the university appropriation and house bill S2, for books and furniture for the auditors and treasurer's offic?s.
 The bill approp1iating money to pay the contest expenses of the republican
 members from Maricopa county was Indefinitely postponed.
 At 3:20 o'clock the house went into committee of the whole to consider in regular order" thirty-five house bills and eight council bills. not includ- ing bills that were coming in from the council. MT. Parr was in the chair nobody but sheepmen on gua.-d. After much discussion, but without final ac- ton on any bill, the house quit shortly after 1 o'clock until o'clock.
 The council put in a large share of the afternoon considering and amend ing the general appGclp lpriation bill. A severe cut was made in the bill as passed by the house in those sections providing fer the expenses of the at torney general; for the pay Of the gov ernOr's private secretary; for the office expenses of the governor; for the audi tors stationery and printing. Provis- ion was made for the auditors clerk hire, which was taken out in the nouse. Provision was made for paying Drs Gcodifellow and Brannen for services to the territory. "A section was added rerealing the military code, and pro- viGing that no money shall be spent on the national guard unless it be iii ser vice. Another section provided s10,O00 for the expenses of the district judges Another section provided S4,500 for re- covering the body of Captain O'Neill, and erecting monument to him Id the other dead Rough Riders. An other amendment gives the Red Cross society $500. Mir Murphy offered an amendment providing for S1G,000 fo1 all exhibit at Par.s. but it was rejected.
 On motion of MT. Goldwater the sec ticn was stricken out appropriating $2.878 to pay fer the publication of the biennial reports of the institutions. Iii presenting this amendment Mr. Gold water took occasion to deliver a set speech of some length and Cratorical pretention, rasping, by inference the republican newspapers of Phoeniy.
 House bill 159-the COW bill-came betc.e the council on second reading Mr Bunch offered an amendment, cut section 1, and making the law effective January 1, 1S90 Section f provides for the licensing of sheep . adopted and on motion of Mr Wright the bill was defeated by the Following vote on indefinite postponement: Ayes. Bunch, Carpenter, Finley Wolf. Wright, Udall-6; nays-Goldberg Hunt, Murphy, Olney, Warner-5. Little boy Bunch has blown his horn, The sheep are in the clover, the steer
 is forlorn.
 Where is the bill that would knock out
 the sheep? Under postponement, fast asleep.
 The governor communicated with -he council that he had signed council bill 100, to sell. unclaimed baggage; council bill 104, to restrict the sale of and council bill 83, giving 1 pipe lines eminent domain.
 In open session the council confirmed i the nomination of the governor Of | John c. Herndon of Prescott, Charles l W. Wright Of Tucson and L. H. Chalm- | ITS of Phoenix as members of the con- | mission to revise the laws of the ter 'itory
 The council confirmed the governors | nominations of Drs. Winfred Wylie 1