Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-05
THE LEGISLAiUkE..
DOings of the SOlOns of Ari-
 ZOna at Phoenix.


 B. No. 7s, act for the release of Joe. J. St in.
 A ms ssage was received from the governor announcing that he had signed c. B. No l6 to amend the ped dler's license, also c B No, 2i. an act to define the judicial di-t'iets and fix the time of holding court therein. He also appointed R. L. Long, of Phoenix, to be superinte n lent of public instruction, and Dr. NJ. l.. Mailer, of Yuma. to be physician of the prison at Yuma. c. B No. A, by Bunch, relating to the introduction of evidence was pass cd by unanimous vote. c, B No, 56. by, Bunch to provid for the finishing of otlci.l business stoppr q in case Of death, was passed
 Mir. Olney's bill. No. g, relating to the abolishing of health districts, wa. passed by vote of II ayes.
 Hunts bill initiative and rsfereD- dunn was passed. Mir. Finley, of Pima, introduced c. B. No. 76, an act authorizing county t-sAsurers to employ clerks and fixing salaries of came. The report of the committee u in- ves,igste the insane asylum was read The committee recommends an sp- propriation Of $l6,OOe for the asylum. c. B. No.l7, the i,eigh. and fare bill. Passed.
 Nurphy's bill, No 27, to regulate railroad fares charged by corporations in the territory, was amended, raisiD z J the fare per mile from the bill rate oi 3 cents 10 cents. Passed. c B No 40 ty Goldwatsr, creating a board Of public works end equaliza ton. Special odrer.
 H. B. No lG by Scott, providing 10, the revision of the territorial laws Referred.
 CB No 26, by Murphy, to amend the license law concerning esloon keepers. Recomni'ted.
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 Mir. Evans introduced H. B. llS limiting hours of labor of employee, on public W rk' to s hours.
 MT, Ashurst introduced H. B 1I9 regarding community of family pro- perty.
 H. B. No 70, concerning roads ane highways. Killed.
 H 63 fees for marriage licenses Passed.
 II. B No 95. to provide for the com- pletion of the capitol building. Spe eial order.
 c. B 30, Preservation Of game Re mmitted.
 iir. Scot: introduced house bill l2( the establ shment of irrigated districts in Arizona.
 Mr. Gray by request introduced H bill number l2l for the relief Of Wm l.. Osborn 10 reimburse him for catt!, killed by the I've stock ssnitar, board to proven. spread of oftuberculos,s
 Mir. Stevens by rquest introduced house bill number 122 to refund tC Ben Hsuey $750 for expenses and services in examining books of tte loan com mission and territorial affairs
 The appropriation committee intro duoed house b!!! Is3 to p.ovide S5O0t for the payment of per dien for extra clerks and attaches of the Legislature Passed.
 Council ill nhmber 6 granting suffrage to residents Of six mon hs Passed.
 House bill number n regulating payment of poll tax previous to re gistratiOn. Passed. | Council bill number ? concerning mines. Passed.
 The select committee on the reform school presented it's report shOwine that the building as i, now stands hs. cost the territory over S33 coo sDd that thsre is in the fund fer the completion of the building about $2l, 900.
 MT. Ashurst introduced H. E No l25 regarding saIsries of county re- borders.
 Mr A-burst by request introduced H. B No l26. concerning legal publi- cations,
 Mir. Adams introducel fl. B. NJ. 127 to sx an equitable apportionment for members of the legislative assem- bly,.
 H No I09, for preservation of the