Tombstone epitaph., 1907-02-24
Doings By the
 Arizona Lawmakers


 By Crenshaw-Providing that the ref orter for the supreme court must be an attorney.
 By Pace-Providing a new primary 1 law, which differs from the present in several details.
 By Whiteside-B Being sn S-hour law for the employees of smelters and employes at surface of mines. Vii olation is punishable by fine of from slOO to 300.
 By hiteside-To prevent sale of liquor in any store visited by women or children.
 By Whiteside-Requiring all who slaughter cattle to have license.
 By Whiteside-For the relief of Oscar Gebler.
 By yWhiteside-Repealing paragraph 303S, section 64, title 42
 By Whiteside-Granting right of way to mine owners over adjacent property.
 By Whiteside-To compel life in surance companies to invest in Ari- zona 50 per cent of gross receipts from policies in Arizona.
 By Coleman-For further approPri- ation for agricultural experiment. sta- tion in Arizona.
 Faces II. B. No. 6, which fixes the penalty for cruelty to animals. was passed unanimously. The bills pro- viding for a deputy district attorney at Sl, 200 per year; women loitering in saloons; and for bonds for the Gila county cour, house, were referred ba k : to committee for minor corrections. c. B. No 29, by Weedin, abolishing the Arizona Rangers, with A majority report that it be referred to the com mittee of the whole, and by Weedin 1 who made minority report that the bill pass.
 Congress will likely be asked tC give the territory Sl5O,OO0 with whict to complete the capitol at Phoenix = The memorial for money for the build D iug was introduced by Assemblymar
 Day of Apache county.
 Crenshaw introduced a bill for th, creation oi special road districts.
 Day introduced a measure to pro
 vide furd for the expenses icurreC |, by the territory in litigation. Pace of Graham introduced reso
 lution for the appointment of com mittee to look about for a site for .ht , territorial penitentiary as well as fol the Benson reform school. Yuma cit Q izens desire 10 have the penitentiary , removed from that place, and appar- entity the legislature Is mere than will ing to grant this request. Prescott , would willingly receive the peniten. tiary Benson and Cochise county will protest strongly against the re- moyal of the reform school. The Pace resolution was adopted under A gus. pension cf the rules but the commit tees have not been appointed yet.
 A bill was introduced providing P that counties may have either road , overseers for separate districts or a l county road superintendent for the entire county.
 No business was transacted in the , council yesterday (Mondayl as that body adjourned out of respect to the memory of Ross Blakely, son of Coun- cilman Blakely of MohsYe county. The boy suicided las; Friday while in Respondent mood.
 Bailey introduced H. B. n, which relates to the incorporation of cities and towns and is the charter law agreed upon by representatives of Phoenix, Bisbee, Douglas and Globe. | Crenshaw's house bill No. 72, for for the formation of special road dis trict., is intended especially for Phoe.
 
 nix, that city being desirous of taking steps toward bonding a given district.
 In the house c. B. 34 was passed It conveys to corstables in small ! cities the authority to act as judges.
 The following bills have been in- ! troduced:
 H. B. 69, by Crensbaw, granting to | incorporated citiesand towns certain ! privileges.
 No. 70, by Crenshaw, to compel property owners ir incorporated towns to build or repair sidewalks.
 No. II, by Crenshaw, amending the law with reference to the warnings at railroad crossings, substituting for the words "Rai road Crossing" Look Out for the Cars"
 No. 79, by Mccormick, providing that property which had not been paid for should not be subject to ex- emption in action brought by the creditor.