Tombstone epitaph., 1907-03-17
shall be sufficient for local option,

! tying contests, passed the council. The Roemer bill, providing for iu- venile courts. was passed.
 The Cleaveland cent fare bill wss ordered engrossed.
 Amendment to the x300 liquor Ii. cense has been introduced, making the time for payment July l.
 Though yesterday was the last day on which members of the 24th Ar cna legislature ooud introduce bills, but three new messages were put ID , by the council members and ten in | the house In the council, O'Neill introduced a ti'l that hits at perhaps the most popular custom in Arizona It Is c F No. 3i. and prohibits the treat ing of friends in ssloon.. c. B. No. l32, by Blakely, relates to writs of at tachment and the exemptions allow ed. c. K. No. B, by the same su- thor, prohibits saloons within one mile of any terr torial institution. i Blakely's prohibition bill, which is c. B. No. l02, and would prohibit the sale of liquor in Arizona, was defeat ed. though c. B. No 99, by the same author, wbi,h reduces the vote neces,, ssry tor local option from two-thirds to majority vote was passed, as vas c. B. No. III, by O'Neill, prohibiting steer-tying in exhibitions iu Arizons after April l, 1907.
 , Bills passed by the house were a
 ollows: II B. No. IS, relating t
 inmates of the reform school; H. B
 No. 67, egalizing in this territory sc Acknowledgements to articles oi incor-
 poration which are taken without tn
 territor 1T. E No. 49, fixing the Ii
 cense of peddlers, who do not sel
 goods produced in Arizona, 8. $loo
 month; Council Memorial No. 5, ask is ing congress to legslize certain unpsi
 warrante drawn on the city of Phos e nix; H F. No. 9i, granting exemp
 tions to widows and orphans resId.n n in Arizona, not to exceed 5000; H V B No. II, forcing railroads to msk
 good crossings and erect sign posts n New bills introduced yesterda s. morning are as follows: H. B. Nc
 l6s, Bailey, relating to fire insurance
 II B No. l69, Hampton, fixing s' l. loon licences at 1900 annually m aC
 vance and effective July l, 1907; H l. E No TO, by request, to prohib
 shooting on closed premises whei ID cattle are kept; H B. No. III, Bal h. to regulate the sale of warehouse r of ceipts for whiskey; II B. No. IT
 Davidson, for re ief of D J. Suilivs of for services rendered as assessor; H
 B. No. l73, Burke, for relief of Tho
 D. Malloy to amount of $50. 80; E
 B. No. TO, Davidson, Co compensa 'u deputy assessors; H B No. l1 ie Whiteside, to prohibit use of bran '' if there is a similar brand in Il
 Republic oi Mexico, after May l, l9O p, II. B. No. l76, Hampton. relative at and defining lawful fence; H. B. NJ es IT, Hampton, allowing recorders B. pay for duplicate assessment rol Ii te B. No. ITS, W llisms, making it UT le lawful for any railroad to obstru' e. crossings under penalty of slc0 f' D. each such offense.
 The governor signed the Dora ., mine bill.
 D, After signing the Doran bill Go ,- ernor Kibbey signed other counc
 bills, which he reported to the upp. e, house. Those signed by Governo e. Kibbey are as follows:
 d c. B.9, obliging mining compan of to expend 50 per cent of the sale (
 stock in development and improve |, ment
 ,s c. B. 25, providing for the extensio n Of corporate limits.
 g c. B. 30, granting power to board of supervisors in certain cases to re h yoke saloon licenses.
 y c. B. 59, relating to the duties C ,. the public examiner, and increasin e his salary from s2i00 to 5000. IT C. B. 10, providing the methods il ,I taking ard giving bail.
 c. B. 46, validating the incorpors s ton of Globe
 l. Bills passed by the council were a r follows:
 y For relief of Oceana steffola amount
 ing to s3O0.
 }. c. B. 107, providing for the sale O ]. delinquent min ng stock. E H. B. 40, providing fer the payment by supervisors of bounty on gopher. and rabbits
 [ H. B. 7s, relating to conduct oI . Benson reform school and increasing