Arizona republican., 1905-01-21

i No. 6. appropriating $I5O for the print ing of 500 copies of the report of the | governor.
 It has developed, according to sev- eral democratic members who do not wish to be quoted, that the printing committee of the two houses has framed up @ scheme which will make still more trouble for the legislature. The Enterprise, of Phoenix, is publish ing every evening the official pro ceedings' Of the legislature of the day previous, the same being copy of the journals as read by the clerks in the morning. For this printing, it is said. the paper is to receive 50 cents an-inch. The expense will amount to $30 to $50 a day. It is understood to be the plan of the committee to report, merely, that it has arranged for printing the journals in the newspaper, and on the last night of the session to insert an item in the appropriation Dill for an amount to cover the expenses.
 Three bills were introduced by Pres ident Hunt in the council. The first authorizes Gila county to vote bonds to the amount of $40, 900 for the build ing of a new courthouse. The second amends the law concerning exemptions from jury service. It includes in its provisions newspaper men and others whose caIIings are of such a nature that they cannot temporarily abandon them. The third provides that when one is dissatisfied with his assessment he may appeal from the county board of equalization to the district court This is designed to do away with g. clause of the Andrews bill, passed by the Twenty-ffrst legislature, which compelled the payment of the taxes on the assessment under protest. The dissatisfied one then was allowed to go to the court against the county in a suit for the recovery Of whatever he could get.
 The following committee on rules was named by the council: President Hunt and Messrs. Rice and Cutting.
 All this happened at the morning session, for, though an adjournment had been taken until 8 o'clock, the hour named for the reconvening of the house, no business was transacted, and an adjournment was taken until Il o'clock Monday morning.
 The news of the adjournment was conveyed to the house when il was eX- pected that it was about to do some thing for the ameliOTation of the feel ings of the anxious clerks, or some of them, but as soon as it was learned that the council had adjourned a mo tiOn for Q similar suspension of busi- ness was made and carried by bare majority.
 In the course of the proceedings a report was received from the commit tee appointed to fix a time for the de- parture of the committees to visit the various territorial institutions. AS The Republican announced yesterday morning, it was agreed to postpone the visit for a week. The invitations to the governors reception to the Iegis- Iature were received yesterday by the members. It will be held ii the ex- ecutive offices on the evening of Janu- ary 26, from S o'clock to Il. The Iegis- latUre will adjourn on the following day to a time not yet fixed.
 Soon after the adjournment of the house Speaker Webb received the fol- lowing telegram from Delegate Will son:
 Washington, D. C., Jan. 20. w. T. Webb, Legislative Assembly,
 Phoenix, Ariz.:
 Memorial of your two houses re ceived and effectively used in the sen ate today; also the same from New Mexico. Jointure shot badly.
 J. F. WILSON.
 The memorial alluded to in the fore