Arizona citizen., 1873-01-25

sented for executive approval, and the !. hOuse WAS afterwards advised Of It's ap- Drn,,al also reported correctly enrolled in. hiIl fixing the mileage of members l;,f5eer, ,.t.uts both ways). Mir. Allen for yvays and means committee tavOrably re- Dortcd back without amendment She bill appropriating $500 to each county for educational purposes, which was after wards passed by Ayes, Aessrs. Allen, Cole. T Davis Gleason. Henry, Jacobs Larkin. Montgomery. RedOudo smith, SWeeuy, Stonehouse, VosDurg, WIchenDuIs, Mr. Speaker-l5; Nays, Messrs. Brinley, Row. ell-2. MT. Davis, for the corporation committee, reported back, and favored indefinite postponement, the bill to repeal section twenty-fOur of act on general in- corporations. MT. Vosburg, for commit tee of the whole, reported back bill to pro- vide for the erection or improvement of school houses, as amended by the educa- tiOnal committee and recommended it's passage and was afterwards, on MT. Gleason's motion, referred to a con- mittec of one from each county, con- sisting of Messrs. Gleason, Redondo, Montgomery and Henry, and MT. Speaker was added upon motion of Mr. kowell. Mir. Montgomery introduced bill to en- power the recorder of Pima county to
 
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 NINETEENTH DAY. January 24.-Met as per adjournment. All present. Prayer. Journal of yesterday read and approved. 1Nr. Larkin presented petition from citi- zens of the Gila Bend settlement, asking change in the boundary of Pima county. Afr. Brinley reported presentation to the Governor, of bill to fix the mileage of members, of which notice of approval was afterwards sent in; and as correctly en- rolled, bills to change the name of Daniel Lee Pierce, and to authorize appointment of deputy county treasurers; and as cor rectly engrossed, the bill governing boards of supervisors. Mr. Cole, for ways and means committed, reported d cOnsidera tiOn of the executive message relating to the Vienna Exposition and reported bill herewith to appoint commissioner which bill was afterwards, after sundry motions, indefinitely postponed. Mr. Behan, for printing committee, reported regarding amount the Secretary is author ized to pay for printing current bills. Afr. Gleason reported back unfavorably, bill for erecting or improvement of school houses in the several counties, and was thereafter indefinitely postponed on Mr. Rowelrs motion Nr. Wickenburg asked and was granted further time on petition of citizens of Wickenburg relating to change of county boundary. Mr. Jacobs introduced bills to amend section four of chapter twelve, Howell Code, on jails, prisons and persons therein, and to define inc duties of the Territorial auditor, and were afterwards read twice and referred to judiciary committee. Iur. ROwell intro duced bills to amend chapter forty-eight, Howell Code, of proceedings ill civil cvses. and to amend chapter eleven, Howell Code, of proceedings in criminal cases, which several bills were afterwards read twice and referred. Mr. Larkin introduced a bill to amend sections three and four, of chapter eleven, Howell Code, relating to notaries public. MT. Jacobs gave notice of bill to amend chapter twenty three, Howell Code, relating to elections. Bill authorizing translation and transcription of certain Pima county records, read and referred to Pima delegation. Bill topunish sales or gifts of liquor to Indians read twice and referred to judiciary committee. Council bill to amend section 657 of chap ter eleven, read first time. Council amend ments to house bill, to encourage scienti- fc medical practice and prevent quackery, were concurred in. On IMr. ROwelps mo- tion, the two reports on printing were ordered incorporated in the journal. Council bill to amend section 12l of chap ter 4S, Howell Code, read twice and refer red to judiciary committee. Bill amend ing chapter AS, Howell Code, relating to civil cases considered in committee Of the whole, with Mir. Brinley in the chair. MT. Larkin was excused from further attend ance to-day. Adjourned.
 DR. R. A. WILBUR is assigned tem-