Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-10
 OFFER MANY
 NEW BILLS
MincTity Lawmakers Become Active Al the Eleventh Hour Introduce. Many Meas ureS-Gossip at Capitol
(staff Correspondence.l

PHoENlX. March Sly a resolu- ton passed last week, yesterday was nxed as tne last day on whica a bill m-gnt be introduced without the unan- imous consent of tae house. and as a consequence both bodies had a bus, afternoon. sesslon. No session was aeld>In the morning. Ono interesting point was the number Of new bills introduced by tho Republican mem bers, it having to aiL appearances bven considered by them wise to wait until the ten day period had begun before they ventured forth with tteig Ideas and suggestions.
 Probably the most important bill of me uay was brought m by Reeo. of slarIcopa county, for the creation of iWckenburg county. The bound arIes or the new county wili on tae west be the Colorado river, on the east the Gila, and tho width north and south will be six1y mlies, taKIng n on the norta the town of Hillsids, and on the south tne town of Peoria. wIckenburg is. named as the new county seat m the blli. Mir. Reed was also the author of bills proyiuIng tor iree text bVUgs to be turHlshEd Dy tle board of education and making Lip- c0rri $ b.rtnuay legal holiday.
 Mr. Bourne had a Dih proylo-ng for the appOln, meat of 8 territorial en- gineer aId water commissioner, ana uo regulate the use of water for lrrr gdIlvn. sy4tn Inls blh he aad a sec vilu measure auS4Grizing . resident cf the territOry to accept of benefits as prUyI0ed in the Carey act or the iast congress, and copy of thls sec Und bu was aiso inuUdrsed in the council by Mr. Weedin.
 MT DOan mad a bnl providing for the preparation Cf @ list of 3OU names Tn the drawIng or grand jury m the piace oI sevenCy-nye, the law at pres ent, and Baiiey. had a bll making 1t a misuemsanor to operate a saloon witInn iUO years or any normal school. Mir. Pace had a.,bll defining property Tights of women; Bray D.H relating to territorial revenues. and PeIsIsun a bill to encourage the construction of dams by exempting them from taxation, and b.u amend ing the present live stock brand tax law.
 In the council Mfr. Hunt introduced A nlil GItitlh1 Ailt DAtiS1 bk 'NA aANS- 4N'a historian at salary of g., 400 year and an expense account of S1 500. Mir Day was the author of an anti-opium bill, making 1t crime to sell opium without doctors pre- ser. pt.on and Q second bill making bribery or an attempt 10 influence voters with the use of money fel- ony All three of these bills, under suspension Of the rules, were passed by tde cipncil.
 Hampton had a pill providing for n.ferm course at normal school. Day for the inspection of dairy cattle and dairy products; Hunt for the creation of a bipartisan statehood cimmittee, two members from each county to work for the securing of statehood.
 O'Nell had a bill to abolish the Northern Arizona Norml School and use the building for mining scaool later to be established.
 The O'Neiu b-ll for forced improve ments in incorporated cities passed the house and was sent to the govern or. The Acxris bill, 'appropriating slc,0 900 for preservation of the first capital at. Prescott was killed, as was also a proposed code forsthe keeping of aceoJints Of employees and payment of taeir wages.