Arizona republican., 1899-03-09
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solid colors, and Uncle Sam must buy a new suit of clothes. The peculiar talent which conceived this bill should be engaged to draft another prohibit ing the use, for commercial purposes, of pictorial representations of the cross and crown, the goddess of liberty and the American eagle. The patriotism which shudders at the sight of a pie ture of the American flag on a cigar box is born of disordered liver.
 When the house memorial, asking congress that Arizona be given state hood, was presented in the council yes terday, MT. Bunch said the northern tier of counties were now practically without taxable property, but when the territory becomes a state the Santa Fe Pacific railroad will be subject to taxation and for that reason, if no other, he favored the adoption of the memorial. President Goldwater asked if MT. Bunch desired the memorial ad- dressed to the Santa Fe Pacific com pany, and Mir Bunch said he had no objection.
 MT. Finley moved to reconsider the vote whereby MT. Murphy1s antitrust bill passed the council. The council refused It also refused to reconsider the osteopathy bill, defeated Thurs day.
 Council bill S3, giving pipe lines for petroleum "or other liquid fluid" to quote the bill, the right of eminent do main, passed the council.
 House bill 62, as amended, providing for9jail prisoners, passed the council unanimously, and goes to the house for concurrence in the amendment. The council inserted the word, "court," in the bill, left out of the house engrossed bill.
 House bill Fl, requiring electors to pay poll tax before voting, was de- feated in the council on final passage by vote of to 5. MT. Finley gave notice that he will move to reconsider.
 Council bill 94, reducing the time of holding school from five to three months, passed the council unani- mOusly.
 The house adopted the memorial to congress asking that the territory be given charge of the public grazing lands, to the end that the cattle and sheep interests may be regulated. It also adopted the memorials asking congress that the territory be allowed sixteen members in the council and thirty-two members of the house, and to increase the pay of members to $S per day.
 l He SQDSLIIuI0 1OI HOuS6 DIlI u, amending and supplementing the school law, passed the house by vote of IT to 4-Messrs. Adams, Gonzales, linus and Moore voting nay.
 House bill 72, to purify elections, was defeated on final passage in the house by vote of ten ayes to thirteen nays.
 House bill S4, to close saloons on Sundays, was read a third time, and it was found that the word, 'open, had been left out As that word is the most important one in the bill it was sent back to the expressing commit tee, It Twas returned corrected in the afternoon, and cn final passage failed by a vote of nine ayes to fourteen nays.
 House bill 85, to pay clerks of high schools, which passed the house Sat urday, was recommitted, and will not again be heard from.
 House bill 36 goes to the governor. The house cOncurred in the council amendments. The bill provides for an attorney fee to be added to judgments against an employer for wages.
 House bill 130, regulating public printing, passed the house.
 House bill 76, which particularly sets