Arizona daily citizen. (Tucson, Ariz. Territory [i.e. Ariz.]) 1884-1901, 1901-02-08
Yesterday in
the Legislature.

The work of the assembly Yesterday
as reported by the Phoenix Enterprise
is as follows:
I'll. B. 70, part of the code, was intro
duced by Fowler; read first and second
times and referred to the committee on
judiciary.
kimball gave notice he would intro
duce bill to encourage the construction
and operation of beet sugar refneries-
ii. b. was read the third time and
made special order for p. IN. Mon
day.
Bernard moved that when adjourn
ment is taken it be to IL o'clock Mon
day, Feb. II and lso that the house
hold sessions from ii to l2 and from 3 to
thereafter.
! Council joint resolution No. 7 to direct
the capitol grounds commission to buy
two safes for the legislative halls was
unanimously concurred in.
c. C. r. No, Ii to provide for assistant
Judiciary clerks was tabled.
Bill for the divisionof the debt between
Santa Cruz and Pima counties was re-
ceised from the council. 1t had first
reading, rules suspended. read second
time and referred to the committee on
counties and county boundaries.
{. b. No. 80 by Finley TO amend the
revised statutes, Was read.
DIR. Noon asked that the committee on
capitol building and insane asylum be
gwen further time to report.
Beard asked that the committee TO the
normal school at Flagstaff be given fur.
ther time.
The committee on appropriation Oh
iected To an extension. Time was ex-
tended until 80 next "Wednesday.
Nariobs committee meetings we're an
nounced after which recess kas taken
until o'clock,
~ THE coCxcfL.
The Council convened at 10 q. IA.
President Ives ia the chair; roll call
showed that two oi the members were
absent j all the employees present.
The journals were read and approved.
IL. Il. IS ior the relief OF John Duke
Sas taken M, read hrst and second
times, referred to the committee on
coantlszs and county boundaries.
The council sent into committee OF
the whole for the consideration Of II. d.
~, appropriating 1900 for the purpose
oi ihe capitol dedicAtion and when il
arose recommended the adoption OF the
bill.
The report Of the committee OF ilse
Whale was adopted, the bill read a thir d
time, Pot on its 6aal passage and passed
by vote ef ayes 9; absent, excused.
Shannon issned substitude Tor ii, c.
Il. concerning the printing OF the code
bills. which was read fret isuse aud laid
ON the table under the rules.
Blair ol ..pinai offered the following
bills which we're each read a first aud
second time, and referred 10 the COM
mittee of judiciary.
A bill In relation TO trials and titles
a bill concerning warehouses; a bin In
relation to water and water riglats;
bill concerning, wills, also bill concern
ing the payment Of bounties Tor the de-
stractaon OF wiid animals, which xss re-
ferred TO the committee on agriculture.
Finley called up the substitute Tor III.
G. r.. . which provided for the appro-
priasion Of az .0co for the printing OF the
code bills. The bill was read the second
time. rules suspended, read a third
time, put on its final passage and passed
by vote Of seven ayes.
Shannon moved reconsideration OF
the vote by which the resolution passed
On the ground that q resolution could
not carry an appropriation the vote
Was reconsidered and the substitute |
resolution referred bach 10 the commit
tee on printing.
A message from the house announced
that that body had passed C. j. RI
coneerning the procuring of safes for the
two houses Of the legislature.
On motion of Perkins the council
stood at recess for ten minutes.
On reconvention Shannon offered
council joint resolution No. s, providing
that the joint printing committees of
the legislature contract for the printing
of the code bills; read first and second
times and motion made to suspend the
rules, read a third time and put the
resolution ON final passage, was de-
feated by four ayes and five nays, two
absent and one excused.
Finley gave notice that on Monday
next he would move a reconsideration
of the vote by which tine resolution
failed to 20 to third reading.
Blair reminded the council that the
reports Of visiting committees were due
next Monday and moved that the time
to report be extended to Wednesday of
next week, which motion carried.
The committee on enrolled and en-
crossed bills reported that G. J. r. S,
c. j. r. Z and C. J. r. 10 had been prop
erly enrolled and engrossed.
The president of the council an
nounced that hereafter the employees of
the council we're expected to report for
duty at 8 80 a. nj. and at 2 O'Clock p.
m. regardless of the time to which the