Arizona republican., 1905-01-20
IA NEW TRIBUNAL
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 Another form of relief for the con- gested condition of the courts of the southern districts was proposed in the council MT. Roemer introduced a me- morial for the establishment of a fifth ] district court. The memorial was adopted and sent to the house but no action has yet been taken on It.
 It is predicted that on account of the superior court bill now before that body the memorial will not be con cured in.
 Other bills introduced in the house were:
 By MT. Gardiner a bill amending the game laws of the territory, mak- ing it a misdemeanor to kill deer or wild turkeys except between October 15 and January l of each year and prohibiting the killing of antelope for six years from January l of this year. By MT. Pickrell, a bill for the pay ment of certain moneys of the normal school fund to A. J. Peters and A. A. Dutton on warrants held by them. 1 By MT. Anderson, a bill creating manual training schools in all dis tricts of the territory having 700 school children.
 By the speaker. a bill for the cor rection of errors in title 49 of the penal code.
 By MT. Strong, a bill appropriating $50 to pay for the printing of 300 copies of the governors report.
 The speaker announced the follow | ing standing committees of the house, the committee on enrolled and engross- ed bills having been announced the day before:
 Militia and Indian affairs-Strong, chairman; Taught Kruger.
 Mines and mining-CoIins, chair man; Strong. Hull, Bristol, Cobb, jr.
 porations-Anderson chairman; Heating, PickreTl, Cobb jr, Bailey. Ways and means-Kruger, chair man; Timmons. Heating, Davis Bai- ley.
 Printing-Cobb jr, chairman; Neal, Timmons, Kruger, Bailey.
 Memorials and petitions-Wilson. chairman; Neville, Hull. Educauon-StanfOrd, chairman; Ne vile. Kennedy, Patterson. Davis.
 udiciary-Neville, chairman; Tim mons. Anderson, Wilson, Barker, Keat- ing, Davis.
 Labor and labor organizations Timmons, chairman; Collins, Pickrel. Bristol. Perkins.
 County and county boundaries Heating, chairman; Timmons, Pome- roy, Collins Wilson.
 Claims-Patterson chairman; Col lins. Davis.
 Federal relations-Kennedy, chair man; Neville, Barker Taught, Pome- roy.
 AgriculturaI-Gard chairman; Timmons,. Barker Perkins. Patterson rrigation-Pomeroy, chairman; Hull Timmons. Cobb jr, Gardiner. | Public buildings and grounds-Bar- ker chairman; Stanford Strong. EIections-Hull, chairman; Neal. Bristol, Gardiner. Stanford. Territorial affairs-Timmons, chair man; Gardiner, Heating, Kennedy. I Pickrell.
 Live stock-Kruger chairman; Bai- 1 ley, Patterson, Taught, Perkins, Bar ker. Neal.
 Public expenditures and accounts Strong, chairman; Perkins, Pomeroy.
 Library-Bristol. chairman; Neville. Patterson.
 Appropriations-Bai chairman: Neal. Patterson, PickreH, Cobb jr.
 Rules-Speaker, chairman; Ander- son. Bailey.
 After the transaction of some other un- important business the house adjourn
  ing having adopted a rule that when at adjournment no time is fixed it shall be understood that 10 o'clock on the following morning is the time in the mind of the man moving the adjourn ment.
 It is understood that the resolution for the appointment of so many clerks will be reconsidered this morning, the members of the house having some what smarted under the criticism which has been poured upon them. Though the council adopted that con current resolution it has not yet an- nOunced the appointment of the at taches but Mir. Rice is understood to have the list in his inside pocket. It was supposed that the announcement would be made on Wednesday after noon and it was sure that it would be made yesterday afternoon. The pass ing of that order of business was in- applicable to the onlOoker but it is given out that the council is awaiting l the action of the house in reconsider ing the appointments of Wednesday.
 The council at first meditated ac- l cepting a smaller number of clerks I than the resolution allowed them but | then t was the opinion of most of the | members that the upper branch could ! not aHOrd to cut 1tSelt below the lower | branch and that it would be better in ! the interest of it's own dignity that the i house should reorganize it's force. In E view of these facts the mobilization of t the reserves for clerks has come to | an end. The council yesterday like the house held only a half day session. Part of !, the time was spent in the considera- tion of the resolution for the employ il ments of clerks. The council also passed a joint resolution for the ap- Il pOintment of a joint committee to fix II upon a date for the visiting commit Il tees to set out on their various er- II rands. The council members of the are Messrs. Rice, Cutting II and Looney. It was supposed that the ,uu of11ar oos1f,,1 o,d carsO3Jo II