Arizona republican., 1899-02-26
SIX MONTHS ENOUGH
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the house adjourn to 10 o'clock Mon day. The speaker permitted the qu9s- ti0n to Ge debated, and the motion was carried by a rising vote of il to S. The speaker then explained that he understood the motion to be tha5 when the house adjourn it adjourn to Mon day at 10 o'clock, and the question of time being involved he had permitted debate NJ. Sanders said: All right. Mir Speaker; move that we do ad- journ" The motion was put and car ried by a viva Voce vote, and the speaker declared the house adjourned until o'clock of the same day. The most charita ble explanation Of this ac- ton is that much opera and Chaplain ScOtt's speech has impaired his hear ing. When the house was called to order only thirteen of the tWenty-fOur members were present and adjourn nent w2s taken to Monday morning.
 Time expired yesterday for the re- ports of the special committees on ter ritorial institutions, but two only re sponded The committee on the insane asylum found it's management excel lent, but the building is iD bad cOndi- tier. An appropriation or above Sl5,- coo was recommended for repairs.
 The normal school committee had no criticism for the institution except that there are not enough teachers em- ployed.
 The reform school and university committees promise to report Monday. Il is understood that the university con1nittee has rcd in pickle for the institution.
 Speaker Ashurst obtained raccnsiG- eration Of the vote by which council bill ' was defeated Friday. The bill
 
 ton to license various industries, in cluding printing offices The speaker said he thought the bill merit0ri0us generally. and he would move to amend it by striking out printing offices. The bill was sent back to committee
 House bill Il was passed by a vote Of 13 to 8. It provides that no el6ct0r can vote without having paid p0ll tax fer the year. This method Of buying votes for $2 each looks like @ pull with the six manths' residence bill, and is possibly included in the contract by which that bill passed. MT San ders gave notice that he would move to reconsider the vote by which the bill passed, WAereupon MT. Pace the sponsor of the bill, moved to lay the notice on the table. For moment it looked as if another parliamentary museum freak was about to be pro duced, but MT. Pace spoiled it by with drawing the motion and promising to buy the cigars.
 Mr. DCan presented resolution amending the rules so as to do away with consideration of bills in commit | tee of the whole, and bring them di- l rectIy before the assembly-5his in the interest cf saving time. The prop l osition locked like curtailing the op- portunity to talk and Mir Sccltt op- posed it, as 2 matter of course. MT. | Sanders went much further in his | opposition, anI declared that the ob- | ject of this resolution is to railroad | rotten legislation through this house" | The idea of such Q thing shocked 3Ir. i Adams, and he rsDroved his passimis- tic colleague for his language. The | resolution failed of adoption by a tie | vcte of Il to IL.
 MT. Scott's board of control bill was made a special order for tomorrow morning.
 Mir Murphy's council bill 2. amend ing the law in relation to the location