Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-22
Legislative Doings. HprSE
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 Tuesday, March l4-Ths follow.
 ing bills were passed.
 House biii 61. to rsinstate szlar- ies; house bill l06. amending the statutes; house bill los. permitting
 1avApaI county Co refund noney to John Duke; coGneii ball 92 author- ! izing transfer of Yuma eousty school moneys; house ball i0l. add ing to powers of incorporated cities: substitute for house bail I2l irrigs- ton districts; house bill IGO. juTis- dictiOn of justices of the peace house bill l59. taxes on transient herds of live stock. ss amended.
 House ball l6Si, general appropria- ton ball, was taken up and an amendment offered appropriatiug 5000 Tor the O'NeiI mouumeat iuRd. The amendment was lost Another Amendment Ess offered to pay the PhsLiX PNPers for publish Ing proceedings. Amendment was lost
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 The following bills were defeated by indefinite pOstponsment: Council ball S2, for the collection of licenses in incorporated towns; house bail So making appropriation Tor clerk hire for the auditor; house bill ll0. making appropriation for the terri tOrial library; county bill f2I, to in- erase the efficiency Of county iails: council ball s9 and house bill 76, 61- ing the penalty for cattle stealing.
 Goldwster's reApportionment bill was passed by vote of 10 Co 2. The hili provides Tor a representative of santa Cruz county and a joint rep resentstive with Pima in the eouu- ! cil.
 Council bill 69, providing for fall- me to record town plAts, was passed by vote of l2 ayes.
 March i5.-Conference committee on house bill 92, Rough Rider flag case, reported smendiug the bill 10 SlOO and recommending passage. House cOncurred.
 Mr. Gray presented a resolution deploTing the arbitrary and humil- iatiDg manner iu which the house Has adjourned yesterday and censur- ing Speaker Ashurst aud Speaker pro tenn Adams, and stating that only charity prevents their suspen- siOg from the privileges of the floor.
 The speaker took the floor and stated that be was prepared 10 take every mans censure. but reserve his judgment of bim
 Message was received from the governor announcing his signature to Fl. bill l7, relief of C. D. Poston. ]
 Aud to house ball 99, immigration commissioner.
 Council bili 4s, to pay taxes semi ! annually, read third time and passed by vote of % to 2
 . Council bill loo, sale of unclaimed baggage, read third time and passed.
 House bill l67, dental board. read third time and passed.
 House ball l5T, to work prisoners m county iails, read third time and passed
 House bill IF, fees of county officers, read third time and passed.
 House bill lS4. concerning live stock inspector, read third time and passed.
 House bill IFS, amending reser- voir exemption law, formerly H. B. 43 of twentieth Legislature, read third time and passed.
 House bill HIS, hours of labor ou [ public works, read third time and passed. Council bill 76, authorizing county | tressurers to employ clerks, recon 1. mended for passage. s
 COUNCIL | Upon motion of Hunt the nomin- .. atiOns were confirmed and Doctors w lie, Purman and Beldeu O! Phe- ! nix; Dr. GoOdfelloW of Tucson. and \ pr. Wood of Jerome are the terri .orisl beard of medical examiners. !,
 COUNCIL n A message from the governor an- { bounced that be had vetoed council V 1lll 4S, to provide for the collection q 'f taIes semi-annuslly; also that be a lad signed council bill 94, supple s nentary to the school law. The a 'eto was sustained. House bill I2l, a bill for the relief Il 'f Wm. L. Osborn. to pay him for ic atile destroyed by the live stock 2, anitATy board was read. Mir. Os- 'orn was given the privilege of the m IOor and explained to the council sc he cost of the cattle killed. Upon b, potion the bill WAS read a third ar ime and passed. n Arizona Pioneer Historical So- r, ietv bill was killed. T A fight on the appropriation bill s, nsues between the house and coun- sr |, in which the O'Neill monument b, III wss stricken out and the bill a. ben passed. "a,
 HOUSE. CT House accepted the amendments co D the appTOpristien bill down to ar lbdivision l4 They refused to p oncur in that amendment. All g ent smoothly till subdivision 9 ke as reached. The amendment was ge 3 strike out the subdivision. It rovided for all the printing done " ' contract let by the secretary of be- territory under direction of act ki " of the 18th legislature. The ouse very justly refused 10 concur ' the action Of the council
 4 message from the governor an ounced bis approval of asylum. St ough Rider flag, deeds of trust and SO le Osborn bills.
 The attorney general and auditor ga ere invited to the floor to explain rit le status of the printers bill They nj, greed the bill should be paid and a, oth sections were stricken from Fl. w, . l65 and 1t was sent to the council 6b Id passed that body. la, Both houses took a recess for one m, our to allow the eugrossment of vi le bill ba At eight minutes to F the house op and H. B. I65 was re- vo ,rted enrolled. tb.