Graham guardian., 1899-01-27

from Maricopa County it was d,
clded that those declared electe
were entitled to seats.
|, COUNCIL.
: The council was called to orde
t by the president.
e Hunt of Gila introduced a com
pulsory school law. Referred t,
, committee on education.
. House bill No. 4 was received
from the house. This bill bear.
an appropriation for stamps in th,
: sum of S380--ten dollars for each
member and each chief clerk. Put
on final vote, when it was killed by
a vote of IL nays.
Murphy of Mohave gave notice
that at an early date he would in,
troduce bill to abolish the en-
ployment of women in saloons.
House bill No. 6 was received
from the house. This bill bears
an appropriation of 1000 to meet
the current expenses of special
visiting committee. The bill was
read first and second time in the
council.
Referred to the committee on
territorial affairs.
All Of the appointments sent in
by the governor were confirmed.
House bill No. 2, providing for
printing 1000 copies of the gov
ernor's message, amended, 1000
copies passed.
House bill No. 6, appropriating
$1,000 for the expenses of com.
mittee visiting territorial institu.
tions was amended to $500, passed.
Saturday, Jan. 2lst.
HOUSE.
The house came to order at 10
o'clock.
Mr.. Peterson introduced house
bill No. 7, providing for printing
and publishing proceedings Of the
legislature. Committee on print
ing authorized to contract with two
daily papers and 5000 appropriat-
ed.
House bill No. s, by Bartleson,
an act to provide penalty for
procuring, getting or paying for
labor otherwise than by money or
check on bank. 1t applies ouly to
corporations employing ten or
more persons.
House bill No. 5 was read a
second time. Board of control act. |
Council message that house joint
resolution No. 8 has been passed
Message from council announc.
ing passage of council bill No. S,
abolIshing board Of immigration.
Bill introduced by Olney. Refer.
'ed to the committee on counties.
Mr.. Benham asked for informa.
ion regarding newspapers. Eight
papers were now on his desk, and
,e would like to know the custom.
The speaker said that the nows-
,apers were sent to legislators for
purposes Of entertainment, instruc.
ion and education. |,
Mr.. Adams explained the custom
heretofore. Members received the
,apers, if the legislature saw fit to
'ay for them, well and good.
Visiting committees were ap-
,ointed as follows:
Prison-Adams, Parr, Benham.
Unlversity-Scott, Pace, Peter
on.
Reform School--Gray, Donau,
Williams.
Normal School-Doan, Sanders,
Evans.
Insane Asylum and Cap itol
irounds-Woods, Arthur. linus.
Adjourned until Monday morn
ng at 10 O'Clock.
COUNCIL. 6
The council met at 10 o'clock.
Olncy introduced council bill
70. to abolish the commissioners l
f immigration.
A message from the house was I
eceived announcing that H. J. r.
Jos. ] and z and council bill No.
had passed that body.
Fl. J. r. No. 3, authorizing the |
ppointment of a clerk. t
Wolff introduced dill to amend
n act of the 18th assembly, so as I
o change that clause which makes t
he length Of residoRce in the ter. {
itory before one can vote from
welve months to read six months. h
Council bill No. 6 to abolish the v
immigration commission, read sec. ?
nd and third time. Passed. o
The president then announced f
he following special committees
! compliance to II. R. J. No. 2. r
To visit territorial prison-GoId. o
erg and Wolf. t
Territorial University-Murphy Il
nd UdalI. n
Reform School-Finley and
fright, c
Insane Asylum-Olney and War p
,r.
Normal School-Bunch and a
unit.
The council then adjourned until Il