The Flagstaff Sun-Democrat, 1897-03-11

st ssion of the House as in Illicit of the Council. It is naitl ih.it scteial iiieui iiieui-heis - heis iiieui-heis of tint funnel body hato been leiitleittl a job (at S8perttid) on the Hint i. Mai'jli 10 has been fixed as Hie I isl d.it on which bills, j ikes or ant tiling rcM-mhling them nny be bi'roduced. 'J ho ili'liciency bill passed tho Coun Council - cil Council Monday uiianimoushj. A "snap" between Aspinwall anil .Ming in tho Council was naiioivlt at el led. Thu bill o.xempliiig i.tilio, ids fioin taxation tti in tint hands of the ongiossiug coiumitteo ttlntii ii .should hato been sent to tho Got ei nor, and was called fur. Tho clmii man of that commit lee, Mr. Ming, lefused to dig it up. .Chai ges weio m.ido by Mi. Aspinwall that the hill was being held until action ciiuld bo taken on the bill ci eating Chli actinia county, with the thlc.it that if Mcssis. Dulton and Aspinwall toted against it, Ming would see to it tliat tho Got ci nor tolned the tax exemption bill. Ming denied ho had Hindu such a threat and said that ho had no object in holding Uuttou's bill in tho cngiossmont com committee - mittee committee looms. After a gloat deal

making a big saving in expenses. Chalmoi's bill detlning a legal news newspaper - paper newspaper parsed tho Council Thursday. Tho deficiency bill was amended to leave out tho nppiopliation for news news-lapeis - lapeis news-lapeis furnished the Eighteenth As Assembly - sembly Assembly anil passed tbo House. Speed Jutioduccd a bill levying n tax on dogs. This is said to be tho funniest thing jet ilono and provides that tho dogs pay the taxts themselves. The bill taxing wundeiing herds of sheep and cattlo in tho counties in which their otvneis icsido wat consid considered - ered considered in the Council and passed. The bill is designed to aid Coconino, Nav Navajo - ajo Navajo and Apiicho counties. Satuidny will long be remembered

handled by olhets. By the use of common sense anil a good conscience in tho obseivanco of these diieztions, the consumptive may avoid eutiiely thu dnngets with which his presence tin catens tho community. Remember that safety to othots lies in tho imme immediate - diate immediate destruction of all sputum or dischatgc from tuberculous pans. If jou ato bom of consumptive par cuts, or if you aro nanow-chested and liavo small lungs and n weak heart, or if ou aro subject to dtspep dtspep-sia, - sia, dtspep-sia, of from any cause you have a weak and feoblo constitution, jou should carefully avoid associating with those who have consumption. Especially should you avoid associ-