Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-23
DELIBERATIONS OF
 ARIZONA LAWMAKERS

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 Aaiahs siEsf bliis wvfp n. n. No ea amending the election iswsi Nu pR bs Rfeoh, relating Co public print sne and Nua pt end ps su eorreci ae tseis in the ssissinH statutes Ne ss by Burke relates iu building and ieaa associations,
 Abst gt the tims ln the house was taken up with ii T 20 hy Burke, el lowing probate ludEes ln certain cpun fias la employ clerk An amend ihFnt tn rsisn thp salary slon iu vei isln counties was lost
 nliis ordered pn~russcd lnCiud0j those allowing towns Co mako s"" ciai tat fIr Improvements, fNiuE fees pf county recorders. relating to mia representation ln obtaining lie In aurAnCe policy rerRrdinE taking and giving bail re-enacting the common law of the statutes Of 1887. procevu. ure in taking bail, and women or m. nors lettering in saloons. Commit tees recommended the passage of H. B No. 9. II. B No. 17, with substi ute. H B. No. with substitute.
 Guild introduced memorial tC President Roosevelt and Secretary ol interior Hitchcock. protesting against the Arizona Eastern building on a low level through the San Carln- damsite It was referred to a committee.
 When measures from the Council was reached th- House passed the bill ordering the appointment of q ""'n mission of five members. one from each judicial district. to investigate and report on the adyisability of re moving the Yuma prison and BensUi reform school. It is now up to Gov ernor Ribbey to appoint them.
 c. B. No. 69. ratifying the disposa of lands for school purposes in incor porated cities was passed. This gives Tucson the right to proceed with tho construction of a high school.
 Council Proceedings.
 In addition to nassing the resolu tion of adjournment to the memory o George Washington when tomorrow business is completed. the Council ae complished much this morning. noth ing of which is vital to the interests of Arizona. .
 OrNein introduced c. B, No. 70. pro yiding the same qualifications for cleo tions in towns as for general cleo tions. with the additional stipulatiuI that a poll tax must have been paid bv the qualified voter. This bill f at the request of residents of Tempe
 The substitute for c. B. No. ?, fix ing the salary of district attorneys fl certain counties of the first class al s2 4O0 instead of s2,000 was passed only o'Neill voting in the negative.
 c. B. No. 2s, relating to game pro lection. and c. B. No. 90. relating t | revocation of liquor licenses by board of supervisors, were both passed b! ! the full vote.
 Hogue's bill, c B No. 12. proyidinl that newspapers must be establlshei l one year before accepting legal prin; ing. was indefinitely postponed. H. F
 No. 3. relating to the conditions fo punishment of peace disturbers, wd | laid cr Inc tahtp