Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-23
LEGISLATURE
 HAS ADJOURNED
COMMITTEES ARE OFF ON
 JUNkETlNG TRIP

Complete Organization Effected-The
 Official Pie is Distributed and
 Business Commences on Monday It may be said that the Arizona leg islautre has met. mapped out a pro gram which will be taken up next Monday morning. and adjourned for little pleasure jaunt around the ter ritory. Ostensibly the solons are going on a tour of inspection but your correspondent has reason to believe that there is more information to be gained by reading the report of the condition of these institutions, as prepared by the officer in charge than a personal investigation, which usually takes the shape of banquets, bals and parties. But be that as It may, the present legislature is sim ply following in the footsteps of its predecessors, and while there is no great good likely to come as result of the excursion parties, there ceF- tainly can be no harm.
 The work of the legislature so lar is briefly told. The members have
 
 ply of clerks have been appointed Resolutions and memorials have been introduced and passed anent the sub ject of statehood. an approprlauoh bill carving S550 has been introduced and passed to pay the expenses or the several committees, the commit tees have been appointed and the capitol is quiet until Monday.
 The official roster of the house. which was fixed by the democratic caucus is as follows:
 SpeakeT-P. P. Powers, Marlcopa county. county.
 Assistant Chief Clerk-K. s. Ma clay, Maricopa county.
 Enrolling and expressing clerk, G. w. Schnett Of Gi a couny.
 First assistj1, enrolling and en- crossing clerk, Mrs. A. LeFeore or Pima county.
 Second assistant enrolling and en- crossing clerk Miss Sarah Dugan or Yavapai county.
 Journal clerk-Mrs. Harriet Glover of Yavapai county.
 Assistant journal clerk, Clara Kim ball of Graham county.
 The following were the committee clerks e. .ecJed: 5. E. Butler of Navajo, Joe Heron of Graham. Emma C. Fer rell and Mrs NJ Minton of Cochise county Miss Gala Mills credited to Cochise county; Miss Beulah Herr of Pjnal county. Mrs A. K. Lake of Co chise. Mrs. K St. Charles of Mohaye and w R. Wayland of Graham.
 Some intimation of the character Of early legislation in the house was thrown out in notices Of the inroduc- 1ion of bills as follows: To repeal the county immigration law, by Mr. Mar lar; to amend the law relating to the number of members of grand jurles bv Mir. Whiteside of Santa Cruz; to amend the law relating to the col!ec' tion of poll tax. by MT. Webb of Ora ham; a bill for the inspection ol steam boilers and for the appointment of a boiler inspector by MT. CoWa1 of Pima: to amend sec. 12o, chapter 2 title 14. R. S. by MT. Marian. This is the law making the office or coun ivy assessor in counties of the first second and third classes an appoint i've office by the board or superVls ors. Mir. Henry of Gila gave notice of the introduction of a bill for the regulation of railroad fares; MT. Mor rison of Yavapai of a bill to regulate the hours of underground workers about mines and Mir St. Charles o Mohave of a bill for the creation or primary election law.
 The members of the council WhC have been detailed on the investigat ing committees are as follows:
 The normal school, Messrs. Rice and Childs: the territorial prison Messrs. Whiteside and Ashurst; th' university. Messrs. Morehead an' Jarvis; the reform school and tE' Tempe normal school, Messrs. Kib bey and Woods; the asylum, Messrs Packard and Corbett. The commit tees are so arranged that no membe from any county may be membe of the committee to investigate al institution located in his county.
 The standing committees in eithe house have not yet been appointed and will not be made known until tn legislature convenes again on Mon day. It is generally conceded. how ever. that Packard will be chairmal of the committee on mines in tn council and w T. Webb of Graham oboirran of the committee on jud