Arizona republican., 1899-02-28
FREIGHT BILL DEAD
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slider the feasibility of an Ailzona eH-
 hibit at the Paris exposition.
 Bowie county, Arizona, came to an
 untimeIy end in the council Bowie
 county made it's appearance in gcod fern. accompanied by maps and well prepared pamphlet, giving its pedigree,
 but the climate of the Twentieth as
 sembly does not seem to be healthIul
 for young counties. When BoWle county was taken out of it's cradle yes. terdav and exposed to the chill air Of enerossment anG a third reading it gave a shiver and joined it's predeces- sor. PsDago county. It had but three friends to comfort it-Messrs Murphy
 Udau and Wright.
 The bill dealing with foul brood among bees came before the council and nobody knew anything about the disease. Dr. Goodfallow of Los An geles was in the lobby, and MT. Finley moved that the doctor be requested to tell the council what foul brood among bees is, and how the disease IS treated The doctor confessed thdo he knew nothing about it. The bill was made a special order for March z
 MT. Murphy felt more kindly toward his brothers in the council and moved that his protest of last Friday against adjournment be eXpunged from the record. His request was granted.
 The special committee to investigate the normal school handed in its so- ciety report to the council. The com mittee found that there is "a marked degree of respect and love shown by the scholars to their school in general, and instructors in particular It mas been generally understood in Tempe soclety that some of the big boys in the
 in beautiful teacher, but it was not an ticipated that the legislative committee would comment on the fIct. MT Doan wrote this paragraph of the report. He and Mir. Hunt investigated the so- cial condition cf the school, while the other three members looked after the finances.
 The house passed house bill 109, pro- viding for the isolation of smallpox pR- tients; house bill 58, constituting grand juries in not less than twelve nor more than fifteen men; house bill 62, to employ at hard labor prisoners i'll county jails.
 The house in whole committee con- sidered the appropriation bill for the i normal school, and the bill creating the northern normal school at Flag | staff This bill provides for a prepara- tcry department, in which tuition fees will be charged, and Whichis calculated | to make the school self sustaining af- ter the existing fund is exhausted. | Both bills were recommended to pass.
 The house went into committee of the whole to consider MT. ScOtt's board | of control bill, but no sooner had 1t sat than Mr Adams moved that it arise and recommend the bill to indefinite postponement. This precipitated a de- bate and the motion was made to arise. The bill was made a special order for March ?. Later in the day MT Adams moved again to postpone the bills consideration, another debate followed and in the midst of it a spe- ciaI order intervened, and the motion was not put.
 The special committee on reform school reported that it had found an building at Flagstaff upon which above $33, ,000 had been expended, with $21 900 remaining in the fund.
 MT. Donau of the house was absent. He wired MT. Finley from Yuma to