Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-11

in the interests Of peace. The ne- ncrial was seut to mcconnell but upon the obiectlor of one of the mem Lers action vas postponed until to- l morrow.
 At the morning session Of the coun- i CT the house not converting until two o'clock Morgan brOugsst in two bills, one of which ismOTe liar ordinary in. teresiing. It provides that in pre- circts having 8 voting population of more than S00 the constable shall be paid annually a salary Of Sl200, the fees to be paid into the equity treas ury. His second bill established pri- ority in cases of mechanics Hens Concerning the fees Of constables the house also considered a new bill. It was written by Mir Webb tho speaker but introduced by Merrill of Graham. According to this bill constables shall receive fees in any uLp quarter up to $500 and after that sum has been earned they shall Cn au future busi. ness for the remaining days of the quarter receive 33 l-S per cent Of the additional sum earned the remaind"r to so to tho treasury Of the county.
 
 with in similar manner and shall be allowed in fees S200 Q quarter ana thereafter SC 1-3 per cent of the fees eaiE5c. To make toe biE effective sheriffs ala forbidden under tle meas ure to act in justice court proceel l- iugs.
 At the afternoon session of the council Mr. Goodrich introduced a bill ab-llshiug the offices Of read oyeEseer in cCunJi.s and creating the oftico Ol superintendent CI roads. His sal sry shall ncl under the terms of the bill exceed SlSC0 annually nor be less than $500. A provision of the new bii Is Tor the raising by taxation of Ial property a sum Of money for the improvement of roads. Hfr Goodrich vas also the author of a bill providing for the distribution of moneys now in the hands Of clerks of district courts tO the several county treasuries. Morgan personal liability bin repeal ing the present statute which limits the amount of S500o for which shit for damages in case of death was passed Norton and Goodrich opposing
 The bili by Mir. Hampton providing for the development of water by mak. ing work liens on lands was indeli- uately postponed. Similar action was taken by the council on DeSouZa's bill providing for the use Of stenOgraphers in grand jury rooms; Morgan's bIll granting to Indian agents the right to marry and divorce reservation In dians was killed, the committee on judiciary deciding that the legisla- -HI-Frr T...r s~ss. agent the right to issue divorce de Crees.
 X spirited debate ersuod the cf- fCrt of O-Ncin 10 secure favorable report from the cosnmluee Of the whole on his bill concerning sales of goods In bulk. The bin required mo- tice of ten days to be given by re- cording such a notice with the eCun- ty recorder before consumating any sale otherwise creditors would ha,v 2 prior right in collection proceed irgs Mir. Goodrich opposed the blll on the ground that it works an unnecss- sary hardship on the small dsaler and works to the exclusive benefit of lnc coast wholesale houses. where he in- .inated the bin originated. Mir. Hunt favored the bill hoping that it would correct a practice among the Slavcnfc residents of Globe of changing pro prietors of their shops so often that the wholesale houses are often unable to trace the transactions and are help less In their efforts to collect for the goods unpaid for comprising the stock. The view taken by Mir. Hamp- ton was that in too many instances petty matters are brought 10 the leg islature for adjustment and too much law was not to be desired. He thought tho present statutes would afford the rclscf czsircd Ttr bill was indefi-