Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-06
ARBOR DAY RESPITE FOR
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 Alter 2 short session by bo.A branches Of the assembly today an adjournment vas taken until satur- gay morning at ton o'elocE. tomorrow being Arbcr day. and in Marieopa county a lesai holida.. Altaourh the session was shcri it was not wta cut interest. T1e ONeiu resoiuiioa. gave promis1 Of prccipitating d long dlEcassion but was naily divertc1 to Q committee room. where pialne.. words m ght te spCE- than on the floor or the iCnse No stone will be left untaInsd by Mfr. O'NeiH to g1h. -irength fer his bin taking from tho Cf'ce Of secretary the insurance fees and taat the council m'g-s know just NLdt sim ci money ha desiged 10 di- F-rt from the p3ckee CT the sccretai. Co tle schCol funds of the territory tEat tie resolution for the secretary to rrcduce his books anI papers to the council was offered. Sacl a rcsOlu- tion will be ccRs.der5I Ly tho council after the adjournment.
 A petition was l3id before the .coun- ell from the residents of Florence. Pinal county, protesting against a Troposal to am-nd I, ,G Pace local cptiol bill by provid nR for separate vote in incorporated towns and fur ther pe;itioning for tle enactment of the bill in its present form making a majority the necessary vote lo se- cure prohibit on. The pet tioa was Icfred 10 tl3 committee likely to consider the Pace bin in the event c: So F. sent to the council House bill No.
 1 by MT. Morris providing for the care Of ind gents by special officers employed following au advertisement fer bids for sucl was pGssed by the council and will now be sent to the GoVe-nCr for his consideration. Two new bills were introduced in the coun- cil one by Mr Wesdin prcyid ng for the protection Of underground miners and bill by Air. Finley providing for settlement wages earned during tleir liie time by deceased persons. Ac- cordiDg 60 the terms or tile bin where tho wages in question are less than $50 probate proceedings ueei not be gone through with but the salary paid to next of kin ii any. if not. then to preferred creditors, as now named in the probate law.
 The bill introduced in the council ccme days ego by MT. Finley making the citizen member of the board Of control of the same political faith as the governor came up for hearin5 Ca a third reading and called forth number of protests Mir Hampton said he was opposed 10 the bill. He had found cut through investigation that it was very advisable that a rep nesentatiye of the minority party should be maintained on all boards performing q public duty. Beater re- suits were obtainable for the terri tCry. Mr. Hunt agreed with Mir. Hamp- ton and further declared ais opposi- ton % the bill on the grounds that it was aimed aJ Mr. J, J. Riggs, the prs sent secretary whom he knew to he more than aE-S-dinarily competent Cficial. Mr. Breen Of the minority stated his objections to the bill He could see in the measure an effort OF the part Of the democrats to legis- late into the republican party one hitherto Of the ''unwashed." He sad the official in mind would be received wit.I open arms at some date he could net then fix by reason of the great call at present made upon his party to receive incoming democrats who had seen the error Of their ways Mir O'NSin viewed with alarm any bill tho object of which might oe the forcing of a democrat out Of the party and he asked further time to consid- CT the measure. IL was re-refered to q committee or which Mfr. O'Neill is a member
 In the house following the intTu auction by Mr Peterson Of q bill making the pay Of labor on roads $3 e day in stead of g. in connection with the collection Of road taxes scv- eral bills were considered and passed. One of the bills ny Mir Sutter pro vid1s for the sale of lots in patented tcwusites. especially affecting the city Of Bisbes; Mir DeSouza's biu permitting the employment of sJsu- ographers by grand juries and Nir. Halls bill making labor and material furnished leIsers Of mining claims a lien on such property. On this Dill C. CTs was considerable discussion, m9u- of the members taking tie yicw Ihat a hardship would be worked cn prospect owners hay ng their "la Fms leased and The bill passed with fourteen votes ia favor and ten o7- posed