Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-30
LEGISLATIVE HOPPER
 GOT MANY NEW BILLS
F Following Is the Record Of Pro- ceedings of Thursdays
 Legislative Session.
THE ASSEMBLY.

Tie house opened by house memo rial No. 2 by Mir. Bailey. who intro Iuced his biennial memcr.al concern ng San Xavier mission, asking con sress to appropriate sJ0G0 to restore a'd mission.
 The house then took up the bus ness from the council" and consiG- -reJ Mr. NoTton's manor al to con sress requesting tle government 10 Iced the rock quarry at the Yuma prison 10 the city of Yuma. wh cn lad been reported. as passed by the ouncil. The memorial passed, the louse maniEcusly.
 Ii. L. No 25, by Mir. Hightower. 'elating to a quarry on site of peni-
 rtiary, same as Norton bill in couu cil.
 q. E. No. 26. by ar. Merrill. pro viding for appointment of add onal deputies in county treasurer's office.
 ii. E. No. Z7, by Mir. DeSouza, fix ing railroad fares al cents, cents fo- children.
 II. B. No. 2S, by Mir DeSouza, malI- ng district court juvenile court to find homes for bad children.
 H. E. No. 29, by Mr. DeSouza, es- tabiishing abstracts in county record CTS offices.
 1T. B. No. 90, by MT. DeSouza, re- lat.ng 10 payment of interests by Oanks receiving public money.
 II. E. No. 31, by MT. DeSouza. re lating to taxation Of banks.
 H. B. No. g, by Mir. DsSouza. amending law concerning board of 4ental examiners and requiring ap- premiership Of dental students.
 H. B. No. 8, by Mir Duffy. regu- .atiag the sale of stocks and goods in bule
 II. B. No. 34, by Mir Hogwood, de- -laring certain transfers of real and personal property void as to credit yrs.
 IL E. No. 37. by Mir. Roberts, Imend Rg statute relating to railroad bonds.
 Nlr. Duffy. as chairman of the print ng committee, read q contract with the Consolidated Printing company to print the territorial reports for the sum of S2500. Report was adopted.
 The rest Of the afternoon was de voted to uniinporant matters.
 THE COUNCIL
 Tie council passed immediately to tho Introduction of bills. Mir. Hunt introduced the first bill. The rou- tine was as follows:
 Council bill No. 19. by Mir Hunt. by request providing that married scmen may be sued.
 Council bTn No. 20, by Mir Hunt. -Cvi1ing that drawing a check on 9 bank without funds or credit shall constitute Q misdemeanoT.
 Council bill No p. by Mir. Good rich. amending statute relating to condemnation proceedings.
 Council bill No. %. by Mir. Finley. fer the relief of T. F. Murphy. who was sent to California by Governor Brcdie to arrest ai man.
 Council bill No. 24, by Mir. Weedin, providing for the examination of the books of county officials by boards Of supervisors.
 Council bill No. 9, by Mir. O'Neill. provides for the railroad commis- sioAers at salaries of s2,500 each with power to employ a secretary at SZ50O and other aelp. The powers cf the commissioner are to fix rates and fares. regulate the running and operating of trains; ascertain the cost of duplicating sane: authorized Co take complaints to the interstate commerce commission and to prevent c examinations of persons and places spd provides that all actions shall be brought in the district court of Mari copa county. The bill covers 2S pages of typewriter matter and was not read in full.