Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-03-13

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 Noon introduced bill concerning live stock.
 Walsh introduced bill providing that the salary of no county official should be less than Sl0O per month.
 Kimball introduced a bill making an appropriation of s3,0OO per year, to be used under direction of the board of education, for educating the deaf and dumb.
 The relief bill of T. E. Parish passed.
 Code bill providing for civil proceds ure passed.
 In the council, Shannon's bill to al low sheriffs half the amount received from the United States for Federal prisoners, passed.
 A bill to allow the Rough Riders to place tablet in the capitol building was passed.
 House bill concerning indigent sick was passed.
 Councilman Ford of Maricopa county is on the sick list again and it is feared he will not be able to attend the legislature again during the present session.
 At Wednesday afternson's session of the house the law making machine was greased up and the following grist of code bills was ground out in final passage:
 Title 58, concerning replevins; title II, concerning proceedings in certiora- ri; title g, concerning change of name; title 52, concerning principals and sureties: title 19, concerning wills; title 16, consent and distribution; title 49, in relation to partnerships; title 56, quo warranto proceedings; title -, concerning landlords bills; title 2S, frauds and fraudulent con vances; title 20, escheats. title 6l, pri- vate seals and scrolls; title 2, affi- davits; title 66, ware houses.
 A council bill to prevent the gather ing of cattle for purposes of cowboy contests and amusements without the consent of the owner of the cattle was passed by the following vote: ayes 20, absent 4.
 Senator Ives bill concerning the power of the governor in certain cases, which provides that he can remove appointees only on written charges and for malfeasance and incompe- tencv. was read a first time and rules suspended and read a second time. A motion of Woods to commit the bill to the committee on territorial af- fairs was lost. A motion that the rules be further suspended, the bill read third time and put on its final passage prevailed. The bill was read third time and passed by vote of 20 ayes, nays 4. Campbell explained that he voted aye for the purpose of movinga a reconsideration of the vote by which the bill had passed. Mir. Speaker also explained that his vote was aye for the same purpose. Crouch moved reconsideration of the bill and a motion was made to lay Crouch's motion on the table which was passed.
 The house has passed the bill pro viding that county recorders return chattle mortgages when paid.
 Verde County Campbell's barber bill was laid on the table without pre- judice.
 Dr. Noon has introduced a bill in the house to appropriate Sl2OO to the Crittenden home, payable in monthly installments of $50 each.
 The governors approval of the Frank Meador and Johnny Behan re- lief bills as reported.
 A bill relating to the sales of prop erty under execution, etc, was under a suspension of the rules, put on its final passage and passed by vote of ayes 20, absent 4.
 The woman suffrage bill was re ported favorably by the committee and was made special order for Thurs day afternoon.
 The Duke relief bill as amended in and passed by the council came up in the house for concurrence in the amendment and the house refused to adopt the amendment, and a confer ence committee, consisting of Der nard, Morgan and Campbell was ap- pointed to confer with similar com mittee from the council.
 The council refused to adopt an amendment to the educational bill passed by the house, and Shannon and Perkins were appointed as con ference committee. Finley introduced bill for the re- lief of President Ives, applopriating S4O0 for him for injuries sustained while riding his automobile to attend a session of the council. Under the rule that bills carrying an appropria- ton must originate in the house, it was ruled out of order.
 Claypool introduced an irrigation bill allowing each county board of supervisors to provide for board of water commissioners three in number, to be elected by the people, whose duty it will be to sit as a board of arbitration. The bill was read twice and referred to the committee on ways and means.
 Ford and Finley were appointed as a conference committee on the Duke relief bill.
 Ives introduced a bill relative .tc the power of removal of the governor Initiating it to malfeasance or incom- potency after len days noti-e and trial,