Arizona republican., 1903-03-21


 but several of them were permitted to die Among them was the bill provid- ing for a collegiate institute and manual training school for Graham county. Another was the bill permit ting county recorders to retain fees for making out abstracts. Still another was q bill to repeal the so-called An drews taxation bill. There was still another which wen; through the coun- cil in the excitement of the closing which 1t is thought would not have been passed if there had been suffi- ciert time to find out precisely what it was. That was the bill throwing the court reporters out oi employment It was o'clock before the governor, his private secretary and Clerk Tritle left the office. All were on time at the usual hou; yesterday morning. There were about 100 bills approved during the session. The following is q list of them:
 COUNCIL BILLS. C.J.R. No 3. Provides that the gov eruor be empowered to employ a clerk during the session ct a per diem of s5.
 C. J. R. 5. Urovides for the election oi w. D. Rencher as assistant sergeant at arms of the council and John Gold ing as assistant sergeant at arms of the house at per diem of s5. | C. B. No. 25. An act to amend para graph 519, Sec. l. paragraph 520, Sec. of Chap. 6, Title Il, R. s. of A. | c. B. No. 23. An act to provide for the appointment of a commission of uni form legislation in the United States. c. B. No. 26. An act to amend Sec. S3S, paragraph 2046, Chap. l, Title l.. Part V, and Sec. S41, paragraph 2049, Chap. l, Title r, Part V, R. s. of A, 1 1901. entitled procedure in the justice of the peace courts. c. B. No. s. An act granting to incor- porated cities certain powers and privileges in addition to those already vested in them by charter CT general laws of the territory.
 C. B. No. F. \ bill to amend para graph 1929, Chap 3, Title r, R. S of A, 1901
 C. B. No. 1s. An act to define the judicial districts and fix the times for holding courts therein.
 C. E. No. g.. An act to amend para graph 165. Chap. ,, penal code R. S. of A., 1901.
 c. B. No 34 An act to amend para graph 11S., Title 21, penal code R. S. Of A.
 c B. No. 4. An act to amend para graph 3S79. Sec. 49, Chap. 4, Title 62, R. s. of \.
 C. B. No. q. An act to protect the travelling public and railroad em- pioyes within the territory Of Arizona. c. B. No. 49. An act relating to ac- knowledgme | c. B. No. B. An act authorizing and requesting the governor of the terri tory of Arizona to appoint honorary members of the board of managers for Arizona of the St. Louis international exposition for 1903.
 c. E. No 5S. An act to encourage the construction of railroads within the territory Of Arizona.
 C. B. No. 50. An act relating to draw ing ard music in schools.
 c. E. No. 64. An act authorizing citi- zens having a population oi 5000 or more to own and maintain public or private driveways for boulevards ex- tending beyond the limits of the city
 C. B. No. 65. An act authorizing the boards of supervisors in their respec- tive counties to lay off road districts
 c. B. No. 31 An act to regulate the practice of medicine.
 c. B. No. 46. An act to protect public health.
 C. B. No. 5S. An act to amend para graph 162, Chap. 8, Title 1, R. s. of A =, 1901.
 c. B. No. 63. An act adding to powers of cities ard towns in certain particu- lars.
 c. E. No 66. An act making the stealing of electricity a misdemeanor
 c. B. No. ?. An act concerning the dissolution Of corporations.
 C. B. No. 19. An act to provide for the appointment of Policemen with powers of peace officers to serve upon the premises and cars of railroad com panies.
 c. B. No. 10. An act relating to coun- ty treasurers and others.
 c. B. No. 67. An act to amend para graph TIC and ITO +. s. of A, 1901.
 HOUSE BILLS.
 H. B. No. l. An act making appropri Gtiols for current expenses oi certain committees. Approved January 21 1903.
 H. J. R. No. l. Provides for the, elec- tion of attaches of the legislature. Ap- proved January 21, 1903.
 H. J. R. No. 1. Provides that the printing committee of the council and house be authoriZel and empowered to contract for and have printed any printing that may be necessary for the legislature. Approved January 20 1903
 H. J. R. No. 2. Provides for the cleo tion of James Coughlin as postmaster in the house and J. A. Brady as post master in the council at salary of S5 per day. Approved January 29, 1903.
 H. J. No. :. Authorizes the commit tee on printing to have printed 900 copies of the governors message for the use of the council and house. Ap- ,,o,-ed Epnr;Iarv 1Q09