Arizona republican., 1899-03-14

of morphine and kindred drugs except
 on physicians prescriptions brought
 out the opposition of MT. Wright, who
 wanted the bill sent back to com mittee fer amendment He said the physicians wanted this bill passed,
 and that under such law, he, as the only practicing physician in his town, 1 could make from $1O to $50 per day. l The motion to recommit failed, and the bill passed.
 When MT. Paris blacklist" bill, which was house bill 37, until it was vetoed by the governor, and which is now 13S, came before the council on
 first reading MT Carpenter objected 0
 it's consideration. The bill was intro
 duced in the house March II by unan-
 imous consent of the house, but with
 out consulting the council In ac
 cordance with a concur 1ent resolution introduction of bills ceased March [, and since that time no new legislation
 can be properly considered in either
 house without unanimous consent of
 both houses. On motion of President
 Goldwater the bill was returned to the
 house with the request that the house
 state by what authority the 'bill was presented to the council A resolution
 was adopted in the house asking that
 unanimous consent be given for the introduction of the bill, and will reach the council this morning. It is not probable that consent will be given.
 The house conference committee on the amendments to the public af- fairs" bill reported, and Mir. Scott said that there were so many bad things in the bill that he had agreed with his colleagues to have a little good Eng lish'' in it, and had therefore agreed to the amendments. Among the mul- titude of epigTams to which the "chapiain's" fertile brain has given birth during the session this takes first rank
 The vote by which house bill IT, the doctors bill-was defeated Satur- day in the house, was reconsidered and the bill passed by a vote of 14 to g.
 The governor has signed house bills No. Is, the library bill; No. 9, con- cerning the age of consent: No 14. creating the normal school at Flag staff; No. 46. fixing salaries of super visors Of hrst-class counlties at $1 900 per year; No. 55, concerning foul brood in bees; No. GA, arpropriating funds for the Tempe normal schcol No. 83, fixing fiscal year; No 109, for the preservation of the public health; 123, providing fo- the preservation of the public health; TYP, to protect the American flag.
 The council, in executive session, i confirmed the governors nominations of James A. McCintock, Harry E. l Zuck and A. A. Dutton, as members of i the board Of education of the no.mal | school M P. Freeman, R. N. Fred 1 ericks and E. A. Cutter, as members 1 of the territorial board of eQualiza- | ticn, and Herbert Penney and H. w. | Freeman as members of the board of | regents of the university. The council i declined to confirm the nomination of | c. R. Drake as member of the board 1 of regents of tho university
 When MT Sanders biil to repeal | ''act 43 Of the Twentieth legislature" | came up for consideration in the | house MT. Benham raised the point, and it was well taken, that tact 43" of i the present legislature had probably not been enacted, and that while MT. Sanders sought to repeal the law enacted by house bill 43, that law was act 15. MT. Benhams S knowledge was thankfully received by the enemy, and