Arizona citizen., 1873-01-11

From Yavapai, John H Behan, William Cole, Fred Henry, Thomas StonehOuse and Henry Wickenburg; from Maricopa, G. H. Oury; from Yuma, c. H. Brinley, J. M. RedOndo and c. w. c. ROwell; from Mohave and Yuma, George Gleason; from Pima, John B, Allen, William c. Davis, Lionel M. Jacobs, Frank NJ. Larkin, John Montgomery, John T. Smith, John w, Sweeny and s. s. Vosburg. Mir. Allen was chosen temporary speaker, and J. E. McCaffry temporary chief clerk and then adjourned to next day at 10 a. m.
 SECOND DAY. January Met as per adjournment; all present but MT. Mont gomery. Journal read and House ad- Journed till next day at 10 a. III.
 THIRD DAY. January S.-Met as per adjournment; all present but Messrs Behan and Cole. G. H. Oury was unani- mOusly (save his own vote for MT. Allen) elected speaker and was sworn in by Judge Tweed. Messrs Behan and Cole came in. Hyler Ott was unanimously elected chief clerk and William Wood assistant clerk by same vote. Edwin Preble was elected sergeant-at-arms by Q vote of b; MT. Speaker voted for John B. Hart therefor, and Messrs Montgomery and Wickenburg were excused from voting. John McCann received the following votes for door keeper: Mcssrs Allen, Bri1'cy, Davis, Gleason, Jacobs, Larkin, Redondo, Row ell, Smith, Sweeny and VOsburg-ll; and William Aiken received for thesame office the votes of Messr5 Behan, Cole Henry, Montgomery, Steaehouse, WiCkenburg and Mir. Spcaker-7- John Dobbs was unanimously elected night wa,chman. master |. E. Powell was elected page by ali vOting-Messrs LaFkin, Montgomery and Newell being e1cuSGd. Excepting tno vote of Mir. Henry, he being excused, Jacob l.. Cohn was unanimously elected engrossing clerk and William Ohensorgan was unanimously elected enrolling clerk, and by the same vote Rev. Antonio Jour- vaDceau was chosen chaplain. Subse- quently the officers (e1cept chaplain), were sworn in by Judge Tweed Rules for the sixth session of the House were temporarily adopted. Clerk was ordered to instruct the Council of the complete organization. Resolution of thanks to ' Judges Titus and Tweed was passed. Clerk was ordered to procure 800 printed roll calls. Committee was appointed to advise the chaplain of his election; also one to report rules for the House. Mes
 'e i'FA GU -- OiiA Nf-L N-- -4Astt 4s " Lt- fully organized. Joint resolution was passed regarding joint committee to nd wise the Governor of the assembly's readi- ness to receive communications he may nave uo niaAe, anu then adjourned to next day at 10 a. m.
 FOURTH DAY. January 9.-Met as per adjournment. All present but Mir. Cole. Prayer. Rules of the sixth session were reported for the government of this body and then adopted. Committee to wait on the Governor reported their duties per formed. Committee was then appointed to act with one in Council to report joint rules. Upon MT. Larkin's nation con current resolution was adopted inviting the clergy, civil and military officers ot the United States and their ladies and the mayor Of Tucson to seats vi hin the bar of the joint convention. Mir Cole was ex- cuseC on account Of illness. Council joint resolution regarding joint cOuvcu- ton in the court house to hear the Gov eruOr's message was received and adopted Recess taken to L 30 D. m
 Afternoon session. Present all but Messrs Davis, Larkin, Montgomery and Smith-latter excused because of illness Then proceeded to hold the joint conyen- tion as per joint resolution. Upon deliv- cry of the executive message by the Gov ernor, the joint convention dissolved, and House adjourned to 10 a. m., next day.
 FIFTH DAY. January lO-Met as per adjournment. All present. The reading ofthe Governors message was dispensed with. Mir Brinlcy from joint committee on joint rules reported iu favor of those of the sixth session and they were adopted. .a.
 ton reported dutics performed Journals read and corrected. Message received from the Governor announcing that he had appointed Ygnacio Bouillas his private secretary. House rules 0ftle sixth se sion Were adopted for this sesslou.