Arizona republican., 1899-03-03

the bill was still on the clerks desk.
 aithOugh it should in theory have been
 in the council. The speaker ruled that
 the bill being still in the house it was
 subject to reconsideration. The bill gives live stock inspectors power to
 make arrests and collect fees for the
 same. MT. Adams saw in this men ace to the fees Cf the sheritfs and the possibility of stock inspectors piling
 up more fees than the sheriffs. On
 the motion to recOmmit, MT. Adams
 and Mir Sanders voted aye" and everybody else nay and the tive gen tlemen smiled at each other as if they
 had performed their duty to the sher- ifs.
 MT. Goldbarg's council bill 59, repeal ing act 63 of the Eighteenth assembly,
 concerning fees of sheriffs, failed to
 pass in the council by cCte of to }.
 MT. Murphy's council bill, prohibit
 ing the employment of women in sa- looms. passed the council by a vote Of to 3-MessIs. Carpenter Finley and Goldwater voting nay. The life was amended out of the bill by making 1t l inoperative in incorporated towns.
 MT BIurphy's council bill 2G, ir- creasing the saloon license passed the council by a vote of to 4, and Mr. Fin ley gave notice that he would move to reconsider the vote.
 MT. Olney's council bill 66, requiring sheriffs to furnish bedding to prison CTS in jaiIs, passed the council by a vote of 10 to ?.
 MT. Finley's council bill e, making privileged certain communications to physicians, passed the council by vote Of to 3. and Mr Bunch gave notice 1 that he will move to reconsider.
 MT. Udall's council bill 72, amending l the law on prize fighting so that spec | tators may be used as witnesses in court. passed the council by a vote of 1 F ayes.
 The vote by which house bill 31 was lost in the council Wednesday was re- 1 considered on motion of MT. WriSat. | and the bin then passed by a vote of . to i. The bill makes it a misde- meanor to initiate trade marks CT la bels.
 Council bill 74. regulating territorial printing. passed the council by Q vote of 10 to ?.
 During the evening session the council considered fifteen bills and killed the following by indefinitely postponing their consideration: Coun- cil bill 46, fixing the salary of the at tOrney- general; council bill 2, to pro- tect settlers from forcibIe dispossession
 
 summons and w1its: council bill 42, concerning referees in district courts.
 During the evening proceedings of the council, MT. Carpenter who was in the chair, picked up a bill and said: This is a house bill introduced by Mir. Blank-nO, excuse me-HTr. Ben ham,"
 Same thing-go on said President GOltTater. This s0TS of cruelty is con- sidered a great joke in the council.
 Both houses have agreed by TesOlU- ton to invite General Shafter to Phoe- nix, and the only question now appears to be who will pay for the telegram inviting him to come.
 By concurrent resolution by MT. Car pentar hereafter when a bill has passed and has been signed in each house, it shall be presented to the gov ernOr, and the cate of it's delivery to him shall be reported to the house in which the bill originated and shall be entered on the minutes. The i'm portance of this determination to keep tab" On bills is apparent, and will be Of great importance in these last days 2 passed bill is lost to sight between the time it is engrOssed and the time when the governor reports it signed or vetoed.
 The governor has signed council bill ?, in regard to location of mines, and council bill 1.-the compulsory school law.
 MT. J. c. Adams addressed the house of jhn whole on the merits 1f house bill @, authorizing county Of the first class to appoint commissioners of immi grafton. The committee recommended the bill to }ass.
 A resolution offered by Mr Parr. in he house, requests the capitol build ng commission to furnish an abstract }f title to the grounds
 Mir. Evans presented memorial to congress asking that the territory be granted power to lease it's public graz ng lands, so as to control the conflict . Jetween the cattle and sheep grazers: ( mother praying congress to increase z he membership of the assembly to q hirty-tWO members of the house and $ iNteen of the council; another asking q cngTess to increase the pay of mem Q ,ers Of the legislature from $4 to $S S Ter day, and another praying for state S lood. In the council MT Carpenter pre- z ented a bill authorizing school money 2 0 be transferred in the county of Q 'uma4 @