Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1907-03-03
0oings Of the
Arizona Lawmakers

from 81 to 50 per day. WAS unsni-
mously passed by the house.
C. b. No. 2, prohibiting women or
minors from lettering in saloons, was
passed, Murphy taking the stand that
it restricted the liberty of women, and
is unconstitutional.
As originally framed, C. R. No. 3
would have Prohibited women enter.
ing hotels, grocery stores and every i
other place where liquor was sold, but
by amendment by Hampton this was /
made to apply only TO saloons. When
the bill was placed on final passage all |
but Murphy voted in its favor.
C B No. 10, fixing the procedure
in taking aud giving bail, and II. B.
No. IA; for the protection of lie and
moral welfare OF children, we're unan-
imously passed.
II. B. No. SO, fixing the salary Of
probate judges and Gle ks in certain
counties, was passed by the house.
II. b. No. 80, giving to city councils
the power of levying greater taxes for
city improvements, was passed.
c. B. No. 46, relating to incorpor-
alton and designed for the sale of Ger
tain sewer bonds in Globe, passed. c.
B. No. Sc, introduced by o'Neill, is
intended for the protection of mer-
chants against irresponsible mining
companies.
, C. B. No. l6, providing for speedy
trial in certain cases, and Ii. B. No.
{ "a, compelling county recorders and
E other county officials to collect all
fees 10 advance and turn them into
8 the county treasurer the first OF each
i month, were passed unanimously.
e Among the new bills introduced
t wa. II. c. No. lO3, being an act Il
e prevent dissertation or mutilstion o
n the United States flag.
y By Hampton, relates to the chang
le ing Of county seats and provides tina
l. one-fourth Of the voters must petition
s. for an election, which the supervisor
re must cali inside OF three months.
By Krook, regulates the construc
ton OF railroads, branch lines and to-
roads.
By O'Neill, for the working OF cOur
, ~ prisoners on roads and we'll dig
u sing
BY Scott, the law relating to per
sonal damages in cases OF injury.
T By Scott, fixes the taxes on tran
IN silent sheep, providing that they mui
q be assessed in the county in which Il
ge owner lives.
lis IN THE HOUSE.
New bills in the house were I
follows
II. B. No. liz, concerning the LID
bility of employees wages.
H. B. No. lib, defining injuries r
sulting in death.
" H. b No. ia, by Bunch. smendiu
existing educational statutes.
. H. B. No. lis, to encourage storaf
- of water for electrical purposes.
: H. B. lie, relating to improvement
Of roads
H. B. III, defining powers of judg'
al while sitting in chambers.
60 H. r. lis, allowing jurors to Civ
elf as.o,ab,o A. nsss :, ,..ss q, dso,
ne from injury. and e1empting ii
&c amount granted from liability 70
debt,
CT By a unanimous vote the hous
&c passed II. B. q, requiring that cour
81 ty treasurers make duplicate receipt
ne after July l. 1907.
70 Salaries OF justices are fixed q
$500 per year in precincts with owe
er 5000 population, all fees going int
W the county treasury. Constsbles ar
& allowed fees not in excess Of SIS pc
& month in criminal cases and all th
fees in civil cases the law now pro
10 vides.
d Other bills were introduced as fol
lows:
o H. B. 1l9, relating to the sale o
= goods.
II. b. 12l. by Day., amending PIP
1852 OF Section s.
II, B. 122. by Grosetta, relating to
delinquency OF taxes
II, B. 123. amending certain powers
OF boards OF supervisors.
HB l24, fixing . tax Of 2 per
8 cent on gross premiums Of FIRE insur-
E ance companies IN Arizona in lieu Of
all other taxes except on real prop
erty.
IL THE COUNCIL.
Council bills introduced were as
follows:
i C.B. No SO. Lockett. making an
appropriation for the Northern Arizona
Normal School.
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