Arizona republican., 1899-03-02
UNIVERSITY REPORT
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l. The bill requires corporations, - ganized under the laws of the territory, whose chief officers do not reside in the county when incorporation articles are filed, to file with the recorder of such county notice of the appointment of an agent.
 Mr. Goldwater's council bill 36, was passed in the council by a vote of 9 to 8. The bill provides that to extend the limits of incorporated towns it shall first be necessary to submit the ques- ton to the vote of the tax payers in the territory sought to be annexed.
 MT. Olney, in the council, moved that that part of the record of Tuesday re- ferring to MT. Udalls vote on the wc- mans rights question on Tuesday be eZpUngCd. It was suggested to Mir Udan that the record specify the par ticular motion on which he erTOneusIy voted, but he said he was satisfied with the record as it stood. MT. Olney's mo- tiOn was lost.
 The special joint committee which visited the prison, reported that in stitutiOn in apple pie order, materially and morally. The report says: Your committee feels that if this legislature could in some manner create work for the prisoners, so that the prison might be made self sustaining, or even par tially sO it would accomplish more good for the territory than by any other legislation which may pass The committee returned to the treas ury $19.
 MT. Scott's board of control bill was to have had an inning in the house whole committee, but the democrats choked it off on technical points as to the time of it's consideration. 1t has become a party measure in the house and will be killed, according to order of the caucus.
 MT. HaIe's house bill il, amending the school law, and requiring educa- tional qualifications of the superin- tendent of instruction and other school officers, occupied the time of the house in whole committee during the evening. It was thoroughly thrashed over and recommended to pass.
 The house met in evening session with Messrs. Arthur, BartIesOn and Donau absent. While the sargeant-at- arms was out looking for the absentees MT Adams moved that further considera- ton of house bill No. ,, be indefinitely postponed. This is MT. Scott's beard of control bill and the evening session was inaugurated by the democrats for the purpose Of killing of the bill. The republican made dilatory motions to adjourn and to recommit as long as the speaker would permit 1t, and he finally ordered the roll call on the mo- tiCn 70 postpone, in the face of q mo tiOn to adjourn. The motion carried, | and the motion to reconsider was tabled by the following vote, BartIe son, democrat, being excused, and Ar thur and Donau, republicans, being ab- ! sent: Ayes-Adams, Etz, Evans, Gray, | IOUS Moore P9cP P3T.T fOQ+nrSOO Sanders, Williams, Ashmst-12; nays 1 -Benham, Brown, Doan, Gonzales, 1 Hale, Pusch, Scott, Stevens, Woods ! 9. During the debate MT. Adams said | that the democrats would introduce and pass a bill abolishing the board of control.
 Near the close of the evening sas- 1 sion MT. Pusch was permitted to intro 1 duce a bill, providing for an appropr1a- tion of $200, to reimburse Scott, | Brown and Benham, for the expense Of | their election contest. The clerk had ! no sooner begun the reading of the i bill than MT. Benham asked that his |