Arizona republican., 1899-03-06

B, 55, 56, 57, 6O 63, 64, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70
 Fl. 72, 73, "A, 76 to 100 inclusive
 Bills under consideration in the
 house;
 HOUSE BILLS-Numbers Il, 13, IT,
 34, 1T, AS, 51, 52, 53, 57, 59, 61, 63, 67,
 68, G9, 72, 73, 75, 76, 77, IS, S0 81, 82, 84, 85, S6, 89 90, 91. 92, 93, 94 95, 97,
 98, 99, 100, 101, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107,
 109. 110 to 153 inclusive, except 123. 1 COUNCIL Numbers 23, 30, ! 31, 36, 39, 40, fl, A, 48, 49, 51, 52, 57,
 66, T, 72, 74, 79.
 i Bills under consideration in the | council:
 COUNCIL BILLS-Numbers 3, 10, ! Il, F, 26, 29, 34, 47, 55, 56, 60, 63, 64, ] 67, 68. G9, g, 76, TT. 78, 80 to 100 in elusive.
 HOUSE Numbers 1, 16. 1S, ] 20. 33, 35, 3S. Al. 42. 45, 46, 54, 58, 62 64 66, T. "A, 87, SS, 102, 108.
 Council bill 49 is under the head Of
 defeated because it was made Q
 special order for II o'clock D. m.,
 March 16-one hour before the body
 must adjourn or naturally expires.
 This is MT. Ashurst's railroad exemp- tion bill, which he had put in this pO- sition to technically save it from death.
 House bill 35-woman's rights-is still under consideration in the council because it was committed to the education committee, which in its case is the grave.
 Council bill 29 is MT. MUrphy's wO mans rights bill, a copy Of house bill 35. It has been in the council com mittee on territorial affairs for so long a time that everybody but Mir. Murphy has forgotten about it. It would appear that he is trying to kill this bill by keeping it smothered in committed and in the committee too, of which he is chairman. This method of suppress sing or sequestering legislation smacks of the corporation, and MT. Murphys s friends, and especially the ladies, should see to it that the council gets action on this bill
 The bills passed are on the following subjects: Council biIls-1, notaries; 2, location of mines; 4, compulsory school attendance; 6, six months resi- dence for citizenship; 13, decreasing interest on territorial warrants: 14, legaliZing acts of officers; Is, increas- ing peddlars' licenses; IS. Iegalizing retention of fees by officers; 20, amending the law of venue in suits; p, registration of voters in cities; q, ! fixing time of holding district court; 5, fixing 2 years as time of office for governors appointees; 38, abOlishing the loan commission; 50, requiring elective officers to complete official ! business of predecessor. House bills | ?, to print governors message; s, ap- l propriation for visiting committees; g, ! age of consent; 12, the ''boleta" bill | vetoed by the governor; 15, authoriz- ing public libraries; 19, amending . school law; 31, to protect trademarks 1 and labels; 36, fixing pay day and at torney's fees for laborers; 37, the . ''black list" bill; 29, to encourage pros pecting for mines; 43, exempting res ervoirs from taxation; 5, foul brood' in bees; GO, weekly papers to bid fer official printing; S3, fixing a fiscal year; 109, to preserve the public health; 123, paying salaries of extra legislative clerks.
 The main business of the legis, ,atura has not been -appropriating money to maintain the territorial in The bills are in and will be considered together at this even ing's session of the house.
 The measures defeated covered the subjects of railroad freight and pas senger rates; official salaries; legisla tive reappOrtOnment; the creation of Bowie and Papago' counties: the
  fer publishing the legislative news; driving live stock through the terri tory; mine inspectors; 8-hour working day in mines; bullion tax; o5te0pathy; county seat removal; cruelty to ami mals; anti-gambling.
 MT. Scott is the most prolific bill spawner in the house, being the father Of 16 measures, while Messrs. Adams, Ashurst, Hale, Benham and DOnau are neck and neck for second place With 10 each MT Bartleson introduced a 'boleta" bill early in the session, which was killed soon afterward, and he has rested oil yhis 1aurels MT. Gonzales is the father Of enc bill-72-but it is equal in volume of words to a dozen measures. Mir Woods has been barren of legislation, and MT. Arthur has neither introduced a bill nor made motion.
 MT Busch leads the council bill bearers with 19. MT Goldwater has been father and godfather to Is. MT. Finley is responsible for Il, and MT. Murphy for 10, MT Warner expended all lis gray matter on bill to crelta new counties. and at the first Opp0r- tunity the other fellows killed it, and ended Mir. Warmers usefulness. MF. Wright has been so busy writing to his constituents that he has had time to present but one bill, and some friend drafted that for him. It was known as Bowie county" and it died before it got out of it's first flannel band
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